Everything is head 2: Animation success overtakes the ice queen 2

Everything is head 2: Animation success overtakes the ice queen 2

The impressive successes of the film "Everything is head 2" mark an important milestone in the history of the animated films. Since its worldwide cinema release in mid-June, the film, a continuation of the popular Pixar film from 2015, has shaped the artistic and commercial landscape of the industry.

a new record for animated films

With a global turnover of $ 1.46 billion (around 1.35 billion euros), "Everything is head 2" (original title: "Inside out 2") recently exceeded the previous record holder "The ice queen 2" (original title: "Frozen II"). This remarkable result not only emphasizes the financial success of the film, but also shows how much the spectators are interested in sequels of already proven stories.

cohesion in the community

Pixar thanked the worldwide fans for their support on platform X. This sense of community and the loyalty of the audience could be interpreted as an expression of identification with the characters and emotions in the film. Many fans of “Everything stands head 2” grew up with the story of Riley and their emotions, which should be crucial for the success of the film.

The relevance for cinema lender

In Germany, around 3.9 million viewers have seen the film since the theatrical release on June 12th. This high number of spectators illustrates the continuing popularity of animated films on the German market. The stories that score through emotional depth and character development seem to be particularly well received by families and young adults.

A look at the past

The success of "Everything stands head 2" is supplemented by comparison with the first part and other big hits such as "Barbie". While the first part has recorded a total of around $ 859 million since 2015, the current part shows how quickly the audience is willing to get involved again on this emotional journey. Within just 19 days after the start, the film cracked the billion mark and was the first animated film of the year to achieve this.

new emotions and challenges

The sequel deals with new topics and emotions that Riley experiences as a 13-year-old teenager. In addition to known feelings such as joy, grief and fear, new challenges are added in the form of doubts, envy and boredom. This reflects the often complex nature of growing up and thus addresses a broad age group.

The future of animated films

With the impressive success of “Everything stands Kopf 2”, it can be seen that animation films are still considered to be significant cultural products. They not only offer entertainment, but also the opportunity to transport complex emotional topics to younger and older spectators. The success of the film could serve as an incentive for the creation of further innovative stories that are located in the Pixar narrative universe and beyond.

- Nag