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‘Inside Out 2’ review: Pixar goes high anxiety for a fun and fast-paced sequel

A teen's inner emotions are introduced to a new one, Anxiety, in "Inside Out 2."

In most of the significant animation achievements throughout film history, from Betty Boop to “Pinocchio” to “Duck Amuck” to Studio Ghibli to the best of the Pixar Animation Studios, now owned by Disney, high anxiety has run the show.

If it was good enough for the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen, it’s surely good enough for the movies. Kill off a parent (too many stories to count), threaten a flapper with sexual assault (early 1930s Boop), quash a

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