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Maya Hawke brings a scary intensity to Anxiety, one of the new pubescent emotions wreaking havoc.

With 13-year-old Riley skating uneasily into puberty, this second animated title introduces a new emotion management crew member: Anxiety.

"Inside Out 2" review: The Pixar sequel is worth watching, even though it doesn't quite match 2015's "Inside Out."

The sequel to one of Pixar’s great masterpieces is definitely not as good as its predecessor, but it does deliver a moving and truthful depiction of life with anxiety.

Follow-up to the company's masterpiece about a young girl's emotional mindset ups the ante by tackling teenhood and not shying away from negativity.

Film incorporates many elements that made the 2015 original a Pixar favourite, but raises the stakes

Nine years after Inside Out charmed us all, the sequel lacks the inventiveness of the original but has moments of bittersweet poignancy.

Tempting as it is to consider any revisiting of “Inside Out” as sacrilegious, its sequel is deftly sensitive to one of the most complicated and awkward chapters of life, AP

"Inside Out 2" dives deep into puberty and mental health, making it the strongest Pixar sequel in years. Review.

Despite a cast of new emotions featuring the voices of Ayo Edebiri and Maya Hawke, and return performances from Amy Poehler and Lewis Black, 'Inside Out 2' is a bit of a dull bulb compared to the original.