It was revealed that Docter chose the 5 emotions from a pool 26, with the help of Dr. We could also have new emotions introduced as the team hits the Puberty button, or they could take form of new islands in Riley’s psyche as her personality continues to develop. For example, the complexity of Riley’s emotions. But keeping in mind how the original progressed, certain concepts are most likely to be explored with the sequel. There would obviously be a central story to the narrative, with its own conflicts, as Riley hits her teens. It could either take a slight gap, but I have a feeling that it would take the route Pixar took with ‘Incredibles 2’ and start from where they left off. But if Pixar decides to follow the lead of ‘Toy Story’, and with the way the film ends, it is most likely that it will, we will have Riley growing up and hitting her teens, and experiencing puberty. Since the development of the sequel has not yet started, we do not have a solid idea about the direction it would take. The second part of ‘Inside Out’ could lead to endless possibilities. We also have a big red button on the console that says “PUBERTY”, and is mostly what will be explored in the sequel to the film.
A new console is also introduced as each one of the emotions has new things to explore, while both Joy and Sadness take the lead, hinting at the growing complexities of emotions that come with growing up.
Riley’s psyche also grows as islands related to her new-found interests are introduced, while older ones like Friendship Island are expanded. This reveals the complexity of Riley’s psyche as she would always look back to her memories differently as she grows older. The movie ends with Riley turning 12, and her memory marbles becoming a mix of colours that represent each emotion, instead of being dominated by a single one of them. It is with Sadness’ interaction with Bing Bong that Joy realizes that She offers empathy and connection, something that might not bring Riley joy, but it would help her experience deeper happiness. This, eventually leads to Riley’s inability to healthily express what she is feeling or letting her heal, which eventually leads her to sink into depression. Joy finally realizes the importance of Sadness, something she wasn’t aware of initially as she consistently tries to protect Riley from Sadness. The ending of ‘Inside Out’ is such that it leaves the door open for the viewers to imagine what could happen next with the Riley and the emotions that guide her. So get some tissues and take a deep breath as we tell you everything we know about it. But with its widespread critical acclaim, the concept’s unparalleled potential, and its high demand, a sequel to the film is, quite frankly, inevitable. Though the studio has currently put all plans on hold. There have been talks of a sequel ever since the film’s release in 2015. It revolves around her emotions, Joy, Sadness, Anger, Disgust and Fear as they try to understand her turmoil and figure out ways to keep her happy.īut ‘Inside Out’ is also so much more, with its magnificent physical construction of Riley’s psyche and the valuable lessons it offers on the importance of emotions like sadness for a person’s emotional well-being, and well, on growing up. With ‘ Inside Out‘, Pete Docter (who was also the brilliant mind behind ‘Up’ and ‘Monsters Inc’) brings to us another completely different concept that’s both bold and ingenious. The movie is set inside the head of an 11-year-old girl, Riley, who has recently shifted to San Francisco with her family and is having a hard time adjusting.
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