Inside Out 2 (2024) runs 96 minutes, or 1h 36m. It includes two end-credits scenes and played in 2D, RealD 3D, IMAX and Dolby Cinema, with digital, disc and Disney+ versions to follow. The film is the 2024 Pixar animated sequel to 2015's Inside Out. Collider lists the feature at 96 minutes, four minutes shorter than the original Collider's release guide.
Table of Contents
- How long is the film?
- Do you need to stay for the credits?
- Which theater version should you pick?
- How to watch at home and plan viewing?
How long is the film?
The 96-minute count is feature only. It excludes trailers, ads and theater turnover time. Plan for a longer outing than 1h 36m.
Tower Cinema listings scheduled about 2h10 blocks, for example 12:00 to 14:10. That gap covers the short feature plus pre-show material. Arrive on time if seating or previews matter to you.
Do you need to stay for the credits?
Yes. Stay through the credits because the film has two extra scenes. GamesRadar notes one mid-credits scene shortly after the credits begin and one post-credits scene after all credits finish GamesRadar's credits breakdown.
The mid-credits scene shows Riley returning from hockey camp. Her parents' emotions react to her arrival. The final post-credits scene sends Joy back to the vault to learn Riley's deep dark secret, according to Dexerto.
Which theater version should you pick?
Theatrical exhibition included standard 2D plus RealD 3D, IMAX and Dolby Cinema. The choice affects ticket price, screen size, sound and picture. Availability varies by theater and showtime.
Pick 2D for the widest availability and lowest hassle. Pick RealD 3D for depth effects with glasses. Pick IMAX or Dolby Cinema for larger image and stronger sound where offered.
- 2D: standard presentation, most showtimes
- RealD 3D: glasses required, fewer showtimes
- IMAX: larger screen, expanded sound
- Dolby Cinema: high-contrast picture, immersive audio
How to watch at home and plan viewing?
Home versions followed theaters in stages. The Direct reports digital download on August 20, 2024, 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray, Blu-ray and DVD on September 10, 2024, and Disney+ streaming worldwide on September 25, 2024 The Direct's streaming report. The film is rated PG in the U.S. and U in the U.K.
BBFC cites very mild threat, language, upsetting scenes, violence and rude humour. It is suitable for general audiences including children. Streaming runs the same film as theaters. You still must watch to the very end to see both credit scenes. Leave the stream running until after the final credits finish.