Inside Out 2 can’t live up to the triumphant original
The first film was funny, touching and universally relatable. The sequel is unwieldy and narrow.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The first film was funny, touching and universally relatable. The sequel is unwieldy and narrow.
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