New Disney Pixar's animation: The trailer breaks viewership records

Disney Pixar has announced a sequel to the hit animation "Inside Out". The film's creators have scheduled the premiere for the first half of June 2024, and the trailer is already available online. The teaser for the second part of this popular family film is shattering viewership records.

"Inside Out" made its debut in cinemas in 2015. The film introduces the audience to the struggles of teenage Riley and her conflicting emotions, who are also characters in the film. Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust grapple with intense struggles after Riley moves from her loved Minnesota to the less inviting San Francisco.

The film received an exceedingly warm reception, with positive reviews streaming in from all sides, praising the concept developed in consultation with notable psychologist Paul Ekman. The heartwarming feature by Pete Docter has since achieved cult status and was recognized at the Oscar ceremony in 2016, where it won the award for the Best Animated Film.

Over eight years since its premiere, the sequel's trailer has been released, causing palpable excitement among fans. The teaser, published on Thursday, is setting new viewership records. Within 24 hours, it amassed 157 million views, establishing a new record for the previews of Disney's animated productions. This teaser even surpassed the trailer for "Frozen 2", which garnered 78 million views in its first 24 hours.

"Inside Out 2" charts the life of a slightly older Riley, adapting to teenage life, with more emotions now taking residence in her mind. One of these emotions, Uncertainty, will be voiced by Maya Hawke.