Because envy started with what they saw, their eyes are wired shut. To avoid falling, they must support themselves upon one another, something they never did in life.

Nearly 10 years after Pixar's Inside Out highlighted emotions in a very real and raw way, the animation company and Disney Studios have returned to the rollercoaster with Inside Out 2.

Pixar's Inside Out 2 has a bunch of new emotions, but there's one that nearly made the cut that we got to the bottom of.

We are often embarrassed and ashamed of our feelings of envy toward others, but envy can have both positive and negative effects on us.

Disney-Pixar's sequel "Inside Out 2" has become the highest-grossing animated film of all time.

Critics Pick ‘Inside Out 2’ Review: New Feelings Propel a Pixar Sequel Enchanting Enough to Second That Emotion Riley tries to fit in with the cool kids at hockey camp (but can she still be ...

People Can’t Stop Buying These Anxiety Plushies from ‘Inside Out 2’ — Here’s Where to Get One Online Ready to embrace your emotions? 'Inside Out 2' hits theaters on Friday (June 14).

Without a doubt, families could not do better at the movies right now. It’s whipsmart, funny and chockablock with predictably clever touches.

There’s Embarrassment, a lumbering fellow who unsuccessfully attempts to hide in his hoodie; the noodle-like Ennui, who lounges listlessly on a couch; and Envy, with her wide, longing eyes.

Joy and Anger? They're so 2015. Meet the new emotions in the Pixar sequel "Inside Out 2," including Maya Hawke's Anxiety and Ayo Edebiri's Envy.

The 'Inside Out 2' red carpet saw Amy Poehler, Ayo Edebiri, Maya Hawke, Lewis Black, Tony Hale and more attend.