After exploring the difficulties of adolescence in Inside Out 2Pixar could continue with Riley for a new movie.
The most recent animated production from the little lamp studio is becoming a much-needed success not only for the company, but also for cinema in general, which has been going through difficult weeks at the box office.
After some failures, both on the big screen and on Disney+, it seems that the company has found its way back to things, and has once again released a hit that places them once again in the competition as the leader in the world of animation. .
This new installment within the already franchise focused on Riley and her emotions, which will soon have a spin-off in the form of a series, explores the explosion of puberty in the mind of its protagonist, the appearance of new emotions, and the complex step from childhood to adolescence. And he does it masterfully. But what would come next?
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Inside Out 3 could explore adulthood
Speaking with ScreenRant, the voice of Glee, Amy Poehler talked about a potential third film and the paths the studio could take on it:
“There are many things. They could just fast forward a little bit and have him graduate high school, they could fast forward a feeling of romantic love, [o] They could bring forward the birth of their first child. I think Pixar wants to stay young in some ways and [con] that feeling, but what they do so well is that they also grow with their audience.
I think that’s what’s special about this second one: that the people who saw it when they were five or ten are now young adults in the world and they feel seen. And the little kids who see this for the first time think it’s a fun, silly movie with these silly people, and they like how they all scream and run, [y] will grow with [ellos]. I think there are millions of ways to do it and I really hope they continue to do more.”
Maya Hawke, who joined the saga to play Anxiety, gave her own idea:
“I would also accept an adults-only television spin-off of Inside Out from Disney, where [en] Each episode, you face a different adult problem. It’s not really for children.
Every time you’re in the head of a different character, you see them go through something different. I feel like watching them work during childhood is very beneficial, but we are all working on a lot of feelings all the time and each person is very different.”
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