A few months ago, the first trailer of the Pixar sequel “Inside Out 2” awaited us and set a new record. In its first 24 hours, the trailer was viewed a whopping 158 million times, trailing even the Disney hit “Frozen 2”, breaking the previous record for most trailer clicks in the shortest amount of time in 2019. Could the new trailer for the animated sequel go one step further?
The second trailer for the highly anticipated animated sequel is now available to watch – and it takes us deeper into the teenage mind of protagonist Riley, where we encounter some familiar emotions such as fear, anger, sadness, joy and disgust, but also get introduced to a completely new feeling.
The first doubts arise as a teenager
This is how 13-year-old Riley feels doubt for the first time. But the emotion expressed in the English original by ‘Stranger Things’ star Maya Hawke doesn’t come alone… and the great emotional chaos seems inevitable for the new teen.
In addition to Maya Hawke, the English original also stars Amy Poehler (“Parks & Recreation”) as Joy, Phyllis Smith (“The Office”) as Sadness, comedian Lewis Black as Anger, Tony Hale (“Arrested Development”) as Fear. and Liza Lapira (“Super Fun Night”) can be heard expressing disgust. While Pete Docter and Ronaldo Del Carmen took the director’s chair for part one, this position for “Inside Out 2” was now given to Kelsey Mann (“Arlo & Spot”).
“Everything is Inside Out” received a stellar 4.5-star rating in our FILMSTARTS review, and the FILMSTARTS community also honored the animated hit with an average of 4.4 out of 5 stars. So we can look forward to the moment when “Everything is Inside Out 2” will finally be seen in German cinemas on June 13, 2024.