One of the best parts of the Inside Out franchise is the way it makes abstract concepts more accessible. Since Riley's core memories change as she grows, so do the personality islands. While Riley ...

“Inside Out,” I would argue ... As a teenager, Riley doesn’t just have emotions or islands of identity (Family Island has grown notably smaller) but an entire Belief System, consisting ...

Inside Out was considered the most pivotal Pixar animated ... disabling the personality islands, and get sucked from Headquarters to Riley’s subconscious along with the core memories, and ...

In the world of Inside Out 2, Family Island (which represents Riley’s time with, and love for, her family) is still present, but stands in the shadow of the large and exciting Friendship Island.

“Inside Out 2” follows the main character ... Damour said. When looking at the islands in Riley’s brain that represent different parts of her personality, the friend island has grown ...

Inside Out 2 "glimmers with diamond-hard truths about ... The screenwriters have dropped the first film's duff "Islands of Personality" concept, and replaced it with the more poignant notion ...

In the world of Inside Out 2, Family Island (which represents Riley’s time with, and love for, her family) is still present, but stands in the shadow of the large and exciting Friendship Island.