Pixar has introduced several new emotions for Inside Out 2. Joy, Sadness, Anger, Disgust, and Fear will have to share their home in headquarters with a whole new crew of feelings, each of which ...

"Inside Out 2" picks Riley's story up a few years later and sees her as a teenager attending hockey camp before she starts high school. In addition to the emotions in the first film, viewers get ...

The latest trailer for "Inside Out 2" introduced new emotions, including Ayo Edebiri as Envy and Paul Walter Hauser as Embarrassment. The Pixar sequel to the 2015 film, which followed five ...

Ever feel like you have too many emotions for your own good? That was the problem while making Pixar's animated sequel “Inside Out 2.” The first “Inside Out” in 2015 boasted five colorful ...

Inside Out 2 has carefully translated the emotion into a complicated villain that seems to have Riley’s best interests at heart – to keep her away from danger, but has misguided ways of going ...

“Inside Out 2” is coming soon, with new voices — and emotions — added to the mix. The Disney and Pixar film is directed by Kelsey Mann and includes the voices of Maya Hawke, Ayo ...

Pixar Animation Studios' Inside Out 2 (in theaters June 14) features a star-studded voice cast that is sure to have audiences feeling all the emotions. "The Inside Out world is so cool because you ...

Inside Out 2 has landed in cinemas, bringing fans back into Riley's mind as four new emotions join the original emotions from the first movie. The sequel expands on its emotionally complex coming ...

and there’s the droll occasional appearance of an emotion that Riley is still too young for: Nostalgia (June Squibb), hilariously envisioned as a dainty dowager with a teacup. “Inside Out 2 ...

They live in Headquarters, the place in Riley's mind from which they operate her emotions. In Inside Out 2, Riley is 13 and thriving in her new city. She has friends and is a star on her hockey team.

It’s time to get your emotions in check, because Inside Out 2 is releasing on digital platforms tomorrow. Directed by Kelsey Mann, with a screenplay by Meg LeFauve and Dave Holstein, this sequel ...