Director:
- Kelsey Mann
Writers:
- Meg LeFauve
- Dave Holstein
- Kelsey Mann
Stars:
- Amy Poehler
- Maya Hawke
- Kensington Tallman
IMDb RATING:
- ⭐7.9/10
Taglines:
- Big changes. New emotions.
Genres:
- Animation
- Adventure
- Comedy
- Drama
- Family
- Fantasy
Summaries
A sequel that features Riley entering puberty and passing brand new, more complex emotions as a result. As Riley tries to accommodate her teenage times, her old emotions try to accommodate the possibility of being replaced.
Teenager Riley’s mind headquarters is suffering an unexpected demolishment to make room for commodity entirely unanticipated new feelings. Joy, Sadness, rage, Fear, and Disgust, who’ve long been running a successful operation by all accounts, are not sure how to feel when Anxiety shows up. She doesn’t appear to be alone, either.
Synopsis
Riley is now a teenager and is about to start high academy. Joy, Sadness, Fear, rage, and distaste have now created a new section in Riley’s mind, a” Sense of tone”.
Riley goes off to hockey camp, so she can join a platoon at her new academy, named the Fire Hawks. The feelings inside Riley’s head use a medium Joy had come up with, to get relief of all Riley’s negative recollections, in a shot to make a good first print. The night before Riley leaves, an alarm sets off inside her head for Puberty. Once the feelings turn off the alarm, a bunch of mind workers barge into Riley’s mind and begin revamping the press, creating a mess. Before they leave, they advise the feelings of new advents.
The following morning, the feelings realize that Riley overreacts when they touch the press. When Riley goes to Hockey Camp, she finds out that her musketeers will be going to a different high academy. important to the old feelings surprise, four new feelings arrive, the leader Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment, and Ennui. The old emotions are welcoming to the new ones, still, they worry that they’re taking over Riley’s life with stress. Joy and Anxiety debate over how Riley should act during Hockey Camp.
Anxiety thinks that things should change and she dumps the Sense of tone into the reverse of Riley’s mind and gets Embarrassed to place the old feelings in a huge glass jar, which is eventually taken to a vault below. One of Riley’s imaginary buddies, a dark hooded figure helps the feelings to escape. Upstairs, Anxiety and the other feelings gather together a bunch of bad memories and lose Riley’s Sense of tone, creating what Anxiety believes to be a better future for Riley. While the others go to Riley’s mind’s opposite in an attempt to retrieve her sense of tone, the old emotions send Sadness back to headquarters.
When Sadness arrives back at headquarters, she steals Ennui’s phone to keep Riley from skimming at the trainer’s journal, before being captured by the new emotions. In an attempt to reach the reverse of Riley’s mind, Joy and the others discover that Anxiety is corrupting Riley’s tone regard, causing poisonous connections with her musketeers. finally, the emotions make it to the reverse of Riley’s mind and recoup Riley’s Sense of tone from the top of the mountain of negativity and bad recollections. Unfortunately, the emotions are too hasty in reacquiring it and they beget an avalanche, carrying them right back to the headquarters, where Anxiety is creating further annihilation, during Riley’s last Hockey game. Joy manages to talk Anxiety into loosening up, causing Riley to feel more relaxed.
Riley makes apologies with her pals and becomes friends with the other Fire Hawks following the hockey game. Inside Riley’s mind, the two generations of emotions also befriend each other and work together to defend Riley and her ever-changing Sense of tone.
