They had a perfect opportunity to introduce the left part of the brain as an antagonist but we're gonna get zoomer anxiety instead, which makes no sense considering fear is here.
I bet Inside out 2 will shill benzos to make anxiety disappear, fricking clown world I stg.
i thought the whole point of the base 5 emotions is that every other emotion can be a combination of two or more... anxiety would be fear and disgust and maybe a bit of sadness working together.... but no, this is a modern gisney film so we gotta appeal to our audience of adult woman and talk about MUH #RELATABLE ANXIETY
It seems like each of them parallels one of the originals. Anxiety/fear, ennui/sadness, embarassment/disgust, envy/anger. So it's probably going to end with something like Acceptance showing up to be the Joy parallel ex machina and being like "sorry I'm late!".
>ennui
what a pretentious term, that's just boredom or depression with more faff to make it seem legit
The first movie was going to have a villain representing depression but they decided to cut it out.
Puss in Boots did a more realistic and better panic attack.
No I do not care that the movie isn't out yet.
do you guys remember that little trend during the mid 2010s where every e-artist wanted to be 'the guy' and show off how skilled and REAL they are by "getting" how panic attacks work? this was a common meme i remember the fricking creators of Neokosmos doing it
that's why the Puss in Buss movie panic attack garnered so much attention, it's the first time imo where it was done right and didn't feel force, the cat had a panic attack in a moment and in regard to a situation where it was reasonable for him to have one, and it was done by creators who knew how to, it wasn't just tumblr "LOOK I'M SOO EDJUCATED!!1one!" bullshit, and that kinda shocked people
but now everyone is once again trying to mimic that and failing
they need to come up with a new name for it
Puss was running for his life, he was out of breath, a guy was chasing him trying murder him and Puss was hiding behind a tree hoping he isn’t caught
It’s not a “panic attack” if you get chased through the woods by a rabid bear and now you’re huffing and puffing in fear
Adrenaline Rush?
Primal fear?
Bloodrush?
to be fair he was having a panic attack, he was clearly in a state of panic, he wasn't just tired he was delirious
Im not a fan of introducing new emotions in general; the first movie already focused so much on Joy and Sadness. They could have given more spotlight to the other three.
Introducing anxiety seems like just a rethread of "you have to accept this emotion" from the first movie.
Envy is very cute.
Anxiety is the legit emotion from other emotion model (Cowen-Keltner model).
And considering mindscape is an artistic repersentation of Riley's emotional state - there can be any number of head characters, because they are only metaphors for actual feelings.
What dumb shit are they going to have that explains why the parents also only had the same set of emotions in control as Riley?
Does this imply that theres tons of these things running around, and the ones in charge keep the lesser ones locked away working in mines like slaves, hoping they never revolt and gain power?
To be fair the way they depicted the emotions of others was lackluster to begin with, like why does only Riley gets mixed gender emotions who do not look like her?
Because she's the main character. It was a mix of a gag and a stylistic choice to emphasize the idea that those sets of emotions weren't hers.
Saw a theory on this. The emotions in her parents heads had different colors than Riley's, and it's implied the other emotions come from somewhere, since Anxiety has luggage, so they probably get their own office eventually or something.
>emotions in her parents heads had different colors than Riley's
Memory spheres*
Was it really that unclear that as you develop as a person the 'ones at the command station' have a specific leader and resemble their human?
Riley's dad leads with anger.
Riley's Mom leads with sadness.
And cases in the extreme that probably lead to a shoot out.
I feel like a mass shooter would be 4 disgusts and 1 anger with it all directed inward.
That's not a fair argument, a killer can lead with joy, sadness, disgust, fear or anger.
Okay so what do you think a person who feels nothing but Rage might end up doing?
Probably get addicted to politics.
I just noticed what a story their memory spheres tell.
The new emotions are all negative, so I'm assuming the ending is going to be that they're pushed away in healthy adults. Or the lesson is about mental illness and some people just have to live with an annoying orange muppet fricking their shit up sometimes
My theory is that they are only temporary.
Riley's joy almost dies when she fell in the memory dump, make a guess
Are you actually surprised that a movie about emotions in the 20s is going to fetishize the hecking panic attacks?
Having a story set inside a human mind is rarely ever going to be good. It's just too complex to simplify to five emotions. Maybe if the story was very abstract it could work but there's just too many working parts in the brain
also Anxiety is cute.
Are most people slave to their emotions like portrayed in this movie ?
>Live a life led by sadness
>Become annoying to be around and to obsessed on the past to be in the present
>Live a life led by anger
>Become annoying to be around and prone to emotional outbursts and/or violence.
>Live a life led by disgust
>Can't enjoy anything
>Live a life led by joy
>Become easily misled and addicted to reels
>Live a life lead by fear
>Become paranoid
I'm glad I took the Dokkodo pill and keep my emotions in check
They showed that the mother is led by saddness and the Father is led by anger and both seemed well adjust.
You cannot control the manifestation of emotion, only how you choose to express it. The "I have full control over myself" meme is an impossible ideal. As far as the collective is concerned, you're "healthy" as long as you're not bothering them. They are selfish like that, so it's your own responsibility to find healthy ways to express those emotions and keep yourself healthy. To satisfy your natural desire to feel, letting that steam out in some way. Some struggle to do so, either behaving in impulsve ways or repressing to the point of one day their bodies not being able to contain it anymore, causing them to explode and do something regretful.
In the end, it's important to understand that human beings, regardless of how "healthy", are driven by emotions and instinct. It doesn't matter how much we obsess over fitting into roles and ideals. We aren't robots incapable of rational thought, but we also aren't unable to live solely through ideals, we can't will the emotion out of us to fit that mold. To find balance between the two sides, finding a way to satisfy both, is how you grow healthier.
*but we also aren't able
This. The best way to "stay healthy" is to learn when and how to express your negative emotions and not just swallowing them up.
There is a reason why many people who work in child intensive care units are into extrem sport.
>zoomer anxiety
God damn you homosexuals are moronic
So, does that mean the minds of Rileys parents had an emotion genocide or how are they gonna explain the absent of the new emotion in the first movie?