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Pixar’s “Inside Out 2” Breaks Records, Now Available to Stream at Home

The long-awaited sequel to the Oscar-winning "Inside Out" is a blockbuster hit, bringing audiences back into the mind of teenager Riley.

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The highly anticipated sequel to Pixar’s 2015 hit film Inside Out has shattered records at the global box office. Inside Out 2 tells the continuing story of Riley Andersen navigating her teenage years, with her emotions adapting to help guide her through new challenges.

Released in theaters this summer, Inside Out 2 earned $1.5 billion worldwide, making it the highest-grossing animated film of all time. It reached $1 billion at the global box office faster than any other animated movie. Currently the 10th highest-grossing film globally, Inside Out 2’s success demonstrates its power to engage audiences of all ages.

Inside Out 2 introduces new emotions that have moved into Riley’s head to help her through adolescence. “As Riley dives into teenagedom, Joy and Co. reluctantly welcome Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment and Ennui,” explains one source. With the additional emotions reflecting teens’ complex experiences, the five original emotions — Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear and Disgust — must adapt to assist Riley through her changes.

Fans can now watch Inside Out 2 from the comfort of their homes. The movie is available to purchase or rent digitally on major platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango. Physical copies on 4K, Blu-ray and DVD will be released on September 10. While a Disney+ streaming date has not been officially set, the film is expected on the service in coming months per Disney’s typical release window.

To refresh their memory of the first film before the sequel, viewers can stream 2015’s Oscar-winning Inside Out on Disney+. Subscriptions for Disney+ alone start at $7.99 monthly without ads or $13.99 without. A bundled package including Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ offers even more content for $16.99 or $29.99 per month depending on preferences.

Through its heartfelt storytelling, relatable characters and stunning animation, Inside Out 2 has captivated worldwide audiences with its portrayal of navigating adolescence and the complex emotions involved. As the movie becomes available at home, fans can once again experience the joys and challenges of growing up through Riley’s eyes.

Tags: Andrea DatzmanAyo EdebiriComedyFamilyInside Out 2Kelsey MannLiza LapiraMark NielsenMaya HawkePixar Animation StudiosTony HaleWalt Disney PicturesWalt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
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