Inside Out 2 continues the story of Riley and her emotions. Here's the scoop on Inside Out 2 quotes!
The movie captivates viewers on a journey through her emotional control center but this time it's a little different.
Riley is no longer a rambunctious youngster; she's a full-fledged teenager navigating the exciting, confusing, and often overwhelming world of adolescence.
This promises a fresh new wave of emotions, both familiar and brand new.
We can expect Joy to deliver her usual optimistic pep talks, but will they resonate with the complexities of teenage life?
Sadness might find herself with a bigger role to play, while Anger is sure to be on high alert.
Disgust, well, let's just say she might have some strong opinions about the changes Riley's going through.
These quotes serve as a window into Riley’s inner world, where she shares her frustrations, falls, and triumphs of growing up.
Whether you want a laugh, a giggle or a relatable moment or just an interesting exploration of a teenager’s inner journey, here we go – Inside Out 2!
Inside Out 2 Quotes
- “We are suppressed emotions!” - Fear
- “You take such good care of Riley.” - Sadness
- “This is Joy, coming at you live in Riley’s mind. Get on your feet and make some noise! Anger!” - Joy
- “I’m Envy. Oh. Look at your hair.” - Envy
- “Let the professional handle this.” - Disgust
- “What’s your name, big fella?” - Sadness
- “Look, we all have a job to do. You make Riley happy. Sadness makes her sad. Fear protects her from the scary stuff so she can see. And my job is to protect her from the scary stuff she can’t see. I plan for the future.” - Anxiety
- “Oh my gosh. I am just such a huge fan of yours. And now here I am meeting you face to face. Okay. How can I help? I can take notes, get coffee, manage your calendar, walk your dog, carry your things, watch you sleep.” - Anxiety
- “You’ve got a real sweaty plam there, buddy.” - Joy
- “Orange? Who made the console orange?” - Joy
- “We gotta get our mouthguard, people…” - Fear
- “You got a real sweaty palm there, buddy.” - Joy
- “Sadness is in the house!” - Joy
- “Orange is not my color.” - Disgust
- “What emotion was that?” - Anger
- “Oh, my gosh! I’m Anxiety! Where can I put my stuff?” - Anxiety
- “Our little girl is growing up so fast. And things couldn’t be better.” - Joy
- “Do I look Orange?” - Anger
- “It’s what you would call the boredom.” - Ennui
- “Riley is officially a teenager now.” - Joy
- “I’m the worst!” - Riley
- “Okay. Love that. And what was your name again?” - Joy
- “Riley’s life requires more sophisticated emotions than all of you.” - Anxiety
- “Wow! You have a lot of energy. Maybe you could just stay in one place?” Joy
- “We need new friends or we’re going to be totally alone in high school. Out with the old and in with the new!” - Anxiety
- “That’s Embarrassment. He’s not really big on eye contact, or like talking. But he’s a really sweet guy.” - Anxiety
- “Remember when we all finally came up to headquarters?” - Nostalgia
- “That’s not going to haunt us for the rest of our lives at all…” - Anxiety
- “I’m too gross to go anywhere ever again!” - Riley
- “Well, that’s a preview of the next ten years.” - Riley’s Mom’s Anger
- “Oh, I’m sorry. I can get ahead of myself. I’m Anxiety. I’m one of Riley’s new emotions. And we are just super jazzed to be here. Where can I put my stuff?” - Anxiety
- “We wanted to make such a good first impression!” - Anxiety
- “Orange is not my color.” - Disgust
- “Welcome to headquarters, Embarrassment.” - Joy
- “I’m Envy! Woah, look at your hair!” - Envy
- “This is for all of those memories that belong in the back of the mind. Like this penalty one, it’s weighing on her, so let’s lighten the load. A one-way express to “we’re not going to think about that right now.” - Joy
- “Hello, everybody!” - Anxiety
- “Anything. Just call my name, and I’m here for you.” - Anxiety
- “Ennui. It’s what you would call the boredom.” - Ennui
- “She finally arrives at high school. She has no one. She eats alone, and only the teachers know her name.” - Anxiety
- “These girls are so cool!” - Envy
- “I am truly sorry. I was looking forward to with you guys.” - Anxiety
- “Riley needs us.” - Joy
- “Guys you just got to turn on the charm.” - Disgust
- “It’s not forever until Riley makes Varsity. Or until she turns eighteen. Or maybe forever. I don’t know. We’ll have to see. Bye!” - Anxiety
- “I’m too gross to go to camp or anywhere ever AGAIN!” - Riley
- “Okay. You and I are going to be friends.” - Fear
- “Have I ever steered you wrong before?” - Joy
- “There’s a part two?” - Joy
- “I know change is scary, but we need new friends, or we’ll be totally alone in high school. Out with the old, in with the new.” - Anxiety
- “Joy, if we can’t follow the stream, we don’t know where we’re going. And if we don’t know where we’re going, we can’t follow the stream! It is an endless loop of tragedy and consequence.” - Fear
- “Oh, this is a sad story.” - Sadness
- “Just don’t look down and keep moving.” - Joy
- “We can’t let her know we’re excited.” - Anxiety
- “Let Operation new Riley begin.” - Anxiety
- “Look again, love the energy. But you’re being silly. None of this will actually happen.” - Joy
- “Riley’s life is more complex now. It requires more sophisticated emotions than all of you. You just aren’t what she needs anymore, Joy.” - Anxiety
- “Boy, are we so lucky we ran into you guys!” - Joy
- “Right. Whatever you say. You’re the boss.” - Anxiety
- “You can’t just bottle us up!” - Joy
- “That’s not going to haunt us for the rest of our lives at all.” - Anxiety
- "Ever since that alarm went off, nothing around here works!" - Anger
The Movie Inside Out 2
These quotes from Inside Out 2 are much more than just lines of dialogue or realistic-sounding words that animated characters might say.
They might evoke fits of laughter or feelings of tenderness, but they stick in our brains.
It inspires us because they empathize with our pain, celebrate our resilience, and understand our fears, all the while not allowing us to get stuck.
Inside Out 2 might make us laugh and cry, but it ultimately helps us make sense of life.
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