Review: ‘Inside Out 2’ is a must watch for pre-teen parents

Do you remember being a 13-year-old? Yeah, I try not to think about it either. But do you remember the emotions you felt when you were that age? The rage you felt when your mom wouldn’t let you wear what you wanted, the sadness when your best friend became part of the “cool crowd” or how about the anxiety walking into the lunchroom on the first day of school? These emotions, with some new additions, are cheekily explained in the ultimate teenage guide, “Inside Out 2.” For those who didn’t tune in to the original “Inside Out,” The movie follows these emotions as they work to ensure Riley, their human, lives a stable and happy life. When these emotions are thrown out of whack, so is Riley. “Inside Out” follows the early stages of Riley’s life and the challenges that come with growing up. “Inside Out 2” begins as Riley turns 13. A tricky age, as many parents know, and the typical emotions inside her head are pushed to the side as Anxiety, Embarrassment, Envy and Ennui make themselves at home. A well-oiled machine until now, the movie follows Riley as she embarks on a weekend hockey retreat with her...