Inside Out 2 - Movie Review
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Inside Out 2 - Movie Review Critics Score - 7 of 10 General Audience Score - 8 of 10 Kids Score - 8 of 10 The original Inside Out is not only one of my favorite Pixar films, but one of the films I’ve seen the most in a theatre, I think five total times. As it came out in 2015, my two boys were very young so the colorful characters and storyline of grappling with our emotions and becoming aware of our feelings made this film a staple in my household. We even had a set of the five original stuffed characters laying around our home a while. Well, we now have an expanded Inside Out universe with Pixar releasing a sequel to the original film, Inside Out 2, which continues the story of Riley as she begins to navigate the waters of adolescence. The film stars most of the original cast of voice actors minus Bill Hader (Fear) and Mindy Kaling (Disgust) who’s serviceable replacements will only be really noticeable to hardcore fans of the original, like myself. With the amazing Oscar winning Pete