Inside Out 2

Main characters Riley and Joy are girls; Anxiety is also voiced by a woman. Riley and her parents are White; most of the other girls at Riley's hockey camp, including her best friends, are animated to represent a mix of races, ethnicities, and religions, including Black, Asian American, Latino, Muslim, and more. Their coach is a Black woman. Riley's emotions are largely voiced by White actors, with the exception of Liza Lapira's Disgust and Ayo Edebiri's Envy. The way the film represents how it feels when a person's anxiety takes control is empathetic and relatively nuanced.

Scenes of suspense and peril when Joy and the other emotions are caught up in storms/avalanches and chased by authorities and fall from heights. They're also captured and briefly locked up in a dark, scary room and almost tumble into a deep "Sar Chasm." Headquarters is smashed up by a demolition crew, and characters use dynamite to blast their way out of a couple of tricky situations (Anger takes some dynamite from another character roughly, without asking for permission). The forbidding vault in Riley's memory includes a scary-looking Dark Secret. Arguing and yelling, with emotions coming into verbal and physical conflict with each other. Riley has what appears to be an anxiety or panic attack; she also has moments of sadness and conflict with her parents and friends and breaks the rules at camp, sneaking around at night. Brief image of a skeleton.

Riley's imagination includes a monument called "Mount Crushmore." Disgust seems infatuated with a dashing video game character the emotions encounter in Riley's memory vault.

Infrequent use of words including "jerk," "moron," "gosh," "freaked out," and "oh my goodness." When frustrated, Joy exclaims "Jiminy mother loving toaster strudel" as a swearing substitute.

Anxiety downs a lot of energy drinks in a way that suggests that she's drinking something harder.