INSIDE OUT 2 Got Two Emotions WRONG...
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Inside Out 2 introduces two new emotions, Envy and Ennui, who don't exactly match their names but still fit well into Riley's emotional landscape. Envy, despite her name, embodies admiration rather than resentment, particularly towards popular hockey player Val Ortiz. Ennui, representing boredom, spends most of her time lounging and operating the console through her phone. However, she exhibits more sarcasm than boredom when controlling Riley. Despite these discrepancies, both emotions still fit well within the movie's narrative. As Riley navigates puberty, she experiences complex emotions, often intertwined. Envy and Ennui's interactions with Anxiety show different aspects of Riley's struggle, with Anxiety driving her forward despite Envy and Ennui's influence potentially leading her to isolate herself. Despite their names not perfectly matching their roles, Envy and Ennui add depth to Inside Out 2's portrayal of Riley's emotional journey through puberty.
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Well, when you’re bored, you’re often sarcastic because your patience level is really small
yeah.
that was not obvious at all
@@mellow_swiftt. I mean, I guess not to you
I'm never sarcastic
Mhmm sure
Envy is more than just resent, and you can be jealous through admiration
Bro spoke fax
This is also what that Bible word "coveting" means; to yearn for something another person has; be that negative hate obsession or positive worship.
exactly
Envy and jealousy are distinct feelings/emotions. While jealousy is usually described as a protective feeling towards a perceived relationship that you fear it might be threatned by a third party, envy is a agressive feeling often described as pain at the good fortune of others, going as far as to wish they would lose what they have even if it doesnt benefit you at all
Stop forcing your realion down peoples throat. @samwallaceart288
Envy is supposed to represent “wanting something you don’t have, but somebody else does”, and it doesn’t necessarily have to translate into resentment.
yeah.
Yah, envious resentment would be envy plus disgust or envy plus anger. Jealousy is probably envy plus fear too.
The correct word for that would be Jealousy instead.
@@waters228_91 jealousy and envy are pretty much the same
actullay evy wants bee like the other person though well kinda of maybee .remember she did say we're the basically the same person!
Envy isn’t always negative. It’s also in a form of admiration since you want to be the person or better than the person you envy.
yeah.
But that's what *makes* it a negative. It's *one* thing to admire another's style. But to want that to *be* that person, or take their style for your own? Says you don't like who *you* are. Envy is a self-hating emotion. That is *very* negative.
@@ericbrower611
Well I'd like to think all the emotions has a negative and a positive
Envy has an obvious negative that we all know it for but it does share positives
For example
Someone who envies people with strong builds will either A pout about it and let their admiration turn negative or B use that envy as motivation to get better ( and I've seen both sides)
This is even shown with each emotion in inside out
Joy, makes you happy obviouse positive but also as shown trying to push out other emotions to be happy all the time is bad so negitive
Fear, obvious negative it can make you paranoid and overly cautious but on the good side fear and caution has saved plenty of people from dangerous situations
Sadness, obvious negative and an obvious positive sometimes you have to cry to truly get it all out but also being overly sensitive and letting everything hurt you does more harm than good
So on and so on
I'm just saying that just because the media portrays something as negative or only really shows the negative sides to things doesn't make it all negative
@@B.O.Xproject I see envy as the difference between admiration and covetedness. (Bear with me).
I had finished some Christmas shopping, and stopped at a restaurant for dinner. A place famous for their onion rings (extra thick cut, double batter dipped, flash fried (the good stuff)). A family with two boys were seated in the booth across from me. And the older boy ordered rings as an appetizer. When they came, and his brother saw them, he started fussing, demanding to have the rings. In an effort to placate him, the parents asked the elder brother to give his rings, and they would get him another order. He reluctantly agreed, and little brother was soon munching on onion rings (and making a production of it). He was laughing and carrying on, until the waitress came with big brother's second order of rings. Suddenly he stops laughing and stares at the new order. Guess what happens next. Yep, the little brat actually stood up in the booth, and ignoring the rings still on his plate, reached across the table to grab more of his brother's rings. *That* is envy and coveting. It wasn't just that he wanted rings. He wanted his *brother's* rings. Just because of who had them.
@@ericbrower611
I see your point
But my point isn't that envy isn't bad envy can be bad my point is that not everyone who displays envy is being negative
Envy and admiration are different but they also come hand in hand for most young people
Most people can turn their envy into admiration or motivate and that would make their envy more positive but that doesn't take out the extreme negative that your saying ( though I would say that the brother getting his food taken would be more envious of his brother taking it his brother is just spoiled and doesn't have a basic understanding of what "you can't have that" means)
The point is the emotions are complicated
All emotions can have a good or a positive depending on how the person chooses to act on it and to just label something as all bad or good is the fundamentally wrong
Like anxiety ( kinda spoiler if you haven't want the movieeeeee)
Anxiety has its obvious negatives but they are exploded by the end of the movie because that would give the notion that "if you feel anxiety you have to get rid of it" but that's not the point
Mostly Everyone feels these emotions and sometimes its better to learn how to think positively about it ( like turning your envy into admiration) rather than just putting it in a box of good and bad
Well the emotional depth works 2 ways. Similar to how sadness creates empathy, ennui creates calm and detatchment or hiding her emotions and envy shoes both admiration and resentment.. and anxiety shows worry but also caution, while embarassment shows self protection and withdrawal... emotions can branch off to different interactions
Disgust on that point acts more like pride than anything else
pride?! where
@@sadsharpyher sass levels, probably
@@AnythingButBecky1127 sassy ≠ pride
@@Jejemonsterrrr I meant her attitude is the reason she comes across as prideful, and her attitude is very sassy
@@AnythingButBecky1127 again, being prideful does not equal to being sassy.
She is the emotion of disgust, it doesn't mean that she needs to act or appear disgusting. She's the persona who is concerned of staying away from disgusting things. Also, disgust isn't always about icky food, and saying eww, yada yada. Disgust also means "disapproval", "revulsion", and "detestation". Her emotion is portrayed well.
Who’s gonna tell him envy doesn’t actually have anything to do with resentment? You can have envy & be resentful but they’re mutually exclusive.
He gets most things wrong in his vids
Part of what makes envy the emotion it is is resentment. It's pain or anguish at the good fortune of others. It's a twisted form of admiration.
@@danieldsantiagorodriguez4955 You can be envious without it stemming from pain of what you’re lacking. Your comment just strikes me as trying to sound deep for the sake of it. Envy can be what you said but isn’t always.
All emotions have a good and bad side. We do see envy display resentment once or twice in the film and we see the bad of ennui’s sarcasm and the good of mellowing her out in social situations that normally excite Riley.
I love Ennui, she's such a well designed character!
Envy irl: WHY THEM NOT ME 😭😭😭😭
Envy in the film: (admires with delight)
The way I interpreted it is that all emotions have a good and bad side, and it’s up to them to figure out what their good and bad side is.
Joy‘s bad side is avoidance or selfishness, she can make Riley ignore important things or lots focus on things that really matter, and Riley can’t see things in another way.
Anger, Fear and Disgust bad side is being perceived as negative, but their good side is to protect Riley or defend herself from threats be them emotional or physical. I believe embarrassment falls here too as he can limit Riley’s actions.
Envy’s good side is admiration and ambition, and her bad side is greed.
Anxiety as we saw in the ending of movie 2 also has a good side and that is to help Riley prepare for future important events that she CAN control. (While the bad side is worrying of things she can’t control).
Now Ennui was a really tricky one for me, she didn’t really exhibit a good side through the movie, all she did was help Riley to pretend through sarcasm, but if you try to analyze it from a different perspective we could say Ennui helps Riley relax and less tense to deal with situations, as we saw when she was talking with the older girls, Ennui took over Anxiety and helped Riley relax to interact without having to create lots of excuses or lie.
If we could separate them through roles I’d do
Joy & Ennui are mood controllers
Anger, Disgust and Fear provide protection
Sadness and Embarrassment are behavior/physiological limiters and bring reflection (and I say this because sadness was what stopped Riley from running away in the first movie and stealing the coach’s book in the second)
Anxiety and Envy control Riley’s ambitions
I feel like a film where Ennui is the main antagonist would be very depressing. Like total apathy toward life.
“This is who Riley needs to be, in a world filled with pain and disappointment, one simply needs to numb themselves to it to get by. It’s ok to feel nothing, when nothing hurts it’s all ok.” At least that’s how I’d imagine it if Ennui were the main antagonist.
I think it's the idea that one emotion changes based on the consequence of their nature. When you're new to the sense of envy, you either admire something long enough for it to become an "obsession" for something you don't have or not. For ennui, sarcasm is pretty much driven by extensive amounts of boredom, like as in you can't be entertained by regular conversation that you feel more entertained when trying to trigger a reaction from others.
The more bored you are, the more tempted you become to do something that seems simple such as mockery, sarcasm, etc.
I was thinking of how each emotion could function both positively and negatively - Envy can be aspiration, but also be jealousy, whilst Ennui can be discretion, but also apathy. I mean, there's a scene where Envy and Anxiety argue over how Riley should move her arms whilst she walks, and Ennui just ends it by saying "We've got pockets". And in that moment, Ennui shows the positive aspect of herself - being able to silence a discussion when it's not worth having and taking the approach least likely to aggravate.
And that’s a Fact, A Anibox Fact
And that’s cap, a biased cap
@@Ace-ub1olTrue
So the writers decided to use psychology terms here, Ennui causing her to be sarcastic is a more general representation of disinterest, in this case, insincerity. When you don't care how you're perceived, you might make a comment that's too rude, too sarcastic, too vulgar and then feel ashamed for it later when you realize how it came off. With envy, it's not the malicious desire to take, but rather the motivating factor in contrast to disgust that attempts to draw us towards the things we find attractive that we either do not have or cannot have. In purely medical terms "envy" is actually a big motivating factor in romance, but it can be embarrassing if we let that kind of motive overstep. Embarrassment was really well written here because he's inherently at odds with the other new emotions. By design our psychological system uses shame or "embarrassment" to stop these other negative behaviors.
Paying attention to the video:❌
Paying attention to the fact that disgust smacked anger with a bat:✅
this dude is just yapping at this point 😭😭
I love how Envy’s personality 😄
Emotions have more than one ability, like how sadness can make Riley feel empathy, ennui can make riley act sarcastic as if she is bored of the topic
Well, that featurette you used in your previous videos had the bedroom scene. So, first things first, on the left corner, there is an origami pizza planet truck. (Even though you configured that in one of your vids) I love how Pixar keeps using this tradition in older movies. Such as Toy Story, and Cars. Now, we are going bunk by bunk of all 5 emotions Sleeping. First, Fear’s bed has a guardrail to keep him from falling, even though he is in the bottom bunk, and has an array of night lights, and sleeps cozy with his teddy bear. Next, Disgust sleeps with her sleep mask, and her hair net to keep her hair good when she gets up. Thirdly, Anger’s bed is the most interesting one. He has a cinder block as a pillow, a fire resistant blanket, a fire sprinkler overhead, a speed bag for boxing, a bat beside him, and punches angrily in his sleep. Fourthly, Sadness whimpers in her sleep, but she also Yawns in her sleep as well, Finally, Joy is the one who is snoring, and she giggles in her sleep. Her bunk is decorated like Riley’s bedroom, and has an origami figure of Bing Bong.
Envy isn’t just negative. You can be envious of something or someone but that doesn’t mean you want to take what’s theirs or ruin it. You can be like “wow my cousin’s wedding party was amazing I want mine to be like that” and then you make your grand and amazing based off of that envy in the form of admiration. Not every emotion has to strictly be itself, we saw that with joy in the movie when anger was calling her delusional and she had a breakdown, we also saw it when joy found Riley’s sense of self, only to have Riley’s new sense of self based off of anxiety echo through Riley’s mind. Ennui also fit in the narrative, while she didn’t do much it’s hard to have a character that literally represents boredom have an incredibly active role. And with the sarcasm, again the emotions are not limited to acting as themselves and several times in the movie through the 5 prior core emotions they are shown to feel other emotions.
Enui also represents not only boredom or sarcasm but also calm
*The way I see it, it's not that they don't match the emotions, it's that they embody a more thorough look at them.* Envy, for example, isn't just plain jealousy, but also the feeling of wanting to be/have something you don't and someone else does: *"I envy your enthusiasm. Wish I could be like that."* , something like this.
I think ennui is more of calms then sarcastic
Ennui's still insanely accurate. Boredom leads to sarcasm and, believe it or not, isolation. It's literally the "low" feeling. The "emotionless emotion", if you will. Ennui's use of description using the term of "boredom" was probably a lazy response that sums it up a bit to fit her character lol
When ennui was looking for that phone that was the most ennui did in the entire movie.
Ennui is the leader of my emotions
they forgot about nostalgia embarrassment and anxiety
*Me when I just couldn’t care less*
The emotions we see don't have to be the literal embodiment of the emotions they represent in real life, rather they're just the ones who make the person feel the appropriate emotions via the main control panel.
In other words they're more responsible for giving their human some emotions, than they have to feel this all the time. They're characters. They're meant to be like us. It would be difficult to push the story forward if they're simply one dimensional or acting by the emotions they represent alone.
Thats why anxiety doesn't have to be the literal feeling of anxiety, joy doesn't have to happy all of the time, or fear doesn't have to be paranoid or something like that. Anxiety is portrayed as an excited and like a person who works all the time, joy is portrayed as a team motivator archetype and fear is portrayed to be a funny person. They evolve just like other character in other stories. Envy feels admiration, but that shouldn't mean the person they control should consequently feel admiration too. The person could feel what the controller is assigned to give, envy. It only makes sense for the person to feel envy because the character controlling feels admiration.
The key here is that this is a story about the emotions themselves. Its like a story about the goals of the chracters giving this emotions; how will this emotions act if they are people?
How will each of them fulfill "the goal of an emotion" than they themselves are the literal personification of it.
I never understand why people mix up envy with jealousy, they are the same in situation but the opposite in reason or emotion.
Jealousy is frustration, fear, or anger due to someone else having something that you don't have.
It's "I'm angry my life isn't like yours." Or "I'm afraid you're gonna take this one thing out of my life"
Vs.
"I wish my life was like yours!" Or "I'm so in awe, I want what you have!" Envy stems from more positive emotions towards the desire to have something or someone else's life while jealousy is the negative perspective of it.
From my understanding at least
“on-u-wee”💀💀💀
Ennui captures boredom well. But I think with Envy they were going with the childish feelings. That’s why she looks so cute. They weren’t going for that evil type of envy that people have
Ennui- My personality 🤣
Anxiety embarrassment and nostalgia: are we roaches 🤨
On-you-ee 😭😭
It Made Me Laugh When Joy Gave him a Nickname
Fun Fact,Ennui is called Ennui as Ennuyeux is French for boredom (pronounced Ennui)
I think Envy is a different emotion for everyone. Like depending on how controlling the envy is it could be like admiration or resentment.
Envy is often stemmed from admiration and then the jealousy of not being the one admired, ennui causes irritation causing sarcasm
Nostalgia will bring back bing bong in the third movie.
Ennui looks like lily from duolingo-
Envy is wishing you were like someone else💀
The movie was good but i want old riley bcause it will make a new perception & activate nostalgia
It’s because envy isn’t like jealousy it’s actually the wanting of what someone else has
Mosquito did the music well
Embarrassment has left the chat
I didn’t know it was an emotion closer to boredom I figured it was those moments whne your just a “lazy teen” and that’s something I can totally relate to when I see that emotion
I like how they patched up the plot hole with the parents because we noticed that in the first movie they didn't have emotions like the anxiety and such. But then we see in this one where there's a curtain and anxiety comes from behind the curtain, which I like cuz it shows the adult minds tendency to suppress the parts of itself that it doesn't like about itself in the back of its mind
I believe the reason envy is so small and it not REAL envy is because Riley is still a kid, as she’ll get older envy will probably start being more envious of others.
By real envy I mean jealousy and such.
@@dylanthurston261Wdym not real envy? Envy isn’t just resentment through jealousy. It can also be admiration.
SO I had similar thoughts, and the reason that I belive it is done with ennui and envi was is because every other emotion besides joy is a negative.
Envy representing sarcasm because she is french
Ennui is my fave I like how she’s like. WHERE MY PHONEEEEEEEEEEE
Ennui isn't exactly boredom though.
It's more like dissatisfaction due to lack of interest.
It's more like the emotion that could drive you to leave a boring situation rather than stick around just to make people you know happy.
Envy is wanting what someone else has. It doesn't necessarily mean you want them to not have it, just a strong focus on you not having it.
Admiration is liking the good quality someone else has, envy is wanting those qualities in yourself. It can be both, because you wouldn't want qualities that you didn't first admire.
Although if only one person can have it, you do want to take it from them.
Envy is just desire and wanting to be like others. That's why scenes like "we need that hair" and "walk like (persons name here I don't remember it). Her arms have rhythm" exist. And Ennui (pronounced on-we btw for simple terms) is boredom. Sarcasm just comes along with it.
For envy: The movie focuses more on the admiration part of envy, but you can still see the resentment part of her through her toxicity and pairing up with anxiety.
For ennui: Though the movie doesn't make it fully clear, ennui also refers to stuff like deattachment, calmness, apathy, and sarcasm - stuff that is not exactly boredom
Ennui is the only sane one, her name should be Reason, Envy should be Admiration and Anxiety should be Perfectionism
Actually, envy and ennui names match a lot because envy shows jealousy by admiration and lots of times when you’re bored you’re sarcastic.
Phellas, i've hacked pixar and i can safely tell u that in inside out 3, which will come out in 2033, riley is a depressed 20 yo uni student who dies from overdose
Envy could be either resentment or admiration. Either way you feel jealous and wish you had what others had. Resentment is when you do anything in your power to get what you don't have.
This guy: Ennui is kinda useless or serve little purpose, less role to play in the movie
Also this guy: Ennui spent his time the most by controlling the consol using his phone and etc, rather than boredom
Why don't the parents have Envy and the others they just have a joy and a anger and disgust and sadness and fear
I thought sarcasm was shown through disgust.
Envy isn’t always negative. In actual psychology, there are malicious envy and benign envy, the latter of which falls more on admiration for someone and wanting to achieve something similar.
I think Envy was more like Desire, which would have covered envy, jealousy, and admiration, but that opens up questions that don’t need to be answered in a movie about a 13 year old
You have to admire something before you envy it. For example if someone has a better car than you, you have to admire the person’s car and then desire to have a care like that resulting in being envious of someone else having a car you wish you had
Actually, Ennui's personality _matches closer_ to her name when compared to the case w/ Envy's.
Envy isn’t resentment, being envious is like being jealous, wanting something someone else has or wanting to be someone else.
I mean, Envy can be both positive and negative depending on the context. Ennui I think is fine since sarcasm goes hand in hand with boredom. It’s not a bad thing.
Ennui isn't boredom. There is a REASON why she isn't called boredom. Ennui is a feeling of dissatisfaction, of nit being interested. Not JUST boredom.
"On we" not "on u ee"
I feel like ennui is more indifference than boredom
She def embodies “ennui” well (it isn’t the same as boredom)
I like how ennui was tweakin when he or she? Lost their phone
Ennui is more like disinterest, detatchment
I kinda wish ennui was called boredom because not everyone really understands what does "ennui" mean...
Same for envy being called "jealousy" instead.
But I guess it's good enough and I won't complain 🙂.
Outside in 2
envy, ennui, or disgust rule my mind frfr
There's a difference between jealousy and envy
Envy is more curious tbh
I was about to say, wasn't Disgust's job sarcasm in the first movie?
The movie was great
What bothers me the most is that in the first movie we were actually already introduced to sarcasm, but in this one everyone acts as if it's something brand new.
Ennui is not straight up boredom, could be simplified to that sure but it’s apathy, apathy leads to sarcasm
"2". What about nostalgia and anxiety
First clip is me when I lose my phone or a Tiny peice of something my brother hided or I lost
Envy is right look at girls when they talk about beauty and hair.
Envy matches her name...
Ennui is just a French words
I didn’t think ennui was Boredom at first. I thought ennui was something like feeling like you’re too cool for stuff. Like when you’re made to do things that you think are beneath you. Literally didn’t think ennui was boredom until a UA-cam video told me.
HI
Can you shout me out in your next video
Okay? Only 2?
Tell me, who are Anxiety and Embarrassment? Oh, also Nostalgia.
I don't really get why waller doesn't have a army of villians against the justice league, I mean like out of all of the villians featured in the comic series she only gotten 4 out of pure luck.
She could have gotten more if she didn't plan out these deathmatches imo.
Anyobe remember nostalgia?
Envy is jealous
Ennui is French for boredom
In the movie when ENNUI takes over by talking with SARCASM it’s implying that she’s bored 🥱 when talking about the musical band. Envy on the other hand was completely missed characterized, because ENVY is resentment or hatred towards someone else’s success.
Envy is not just that. It can be admiration too. Wanting to be like others and whatnot.
@@movielover7565 yeah, BUT. ENVY is a negative feeling. Admiration is not. Admiration is inspiring. Envy is poison ☠️
@@Luzlapis
You have to admire something before envying it. There's also healthy envy, that you don't know about and that's what it is showed mostly in the movie.
@Luzlapis Envy isn't always a negative emotion, it can be negative but so can the other emotions depicted in inside out. Inside outs goal has always been to show the complexities of emotions and regradless of what emotion it is, it could cause a positive or negative influence on you.
I feel like ennui is more lazy then boredom
For correction Ennui is male
Bro i don't know why i sudden ship ennui x envy
You literally don't know what you think you do