Our top pick this week: “Inside Out 2“is a contender for the Best Animated Feature nomination, but will face stiff competition for the actual trophy from The Wild Robot. PixarThe film has the distinction of being the highest-grossing film of the year and the highest-grossing animated film of all time. Box office doesn’t necessarily equate to quality, but it does mean that people are actually seeing the film, which is the biggest part of the fight.

The sequel to the 2015 Best Animated Feature winner takes place in the mind of Riley, who was 11 in the first film and is now 13, meaning she has feelings she’s never felt before. This means Joy (spoken by Amy Poehler) and their fellow emotions must deal with the arrival of these personified new emotions, led by Fear (spoken by). Maya Hawke). Will fear take over and leave no room for joy, or will emotions learn to work together? Find out Disney+ Now.

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Here are some more movies you can stream this weekend:

“Apartment 7A”: Multiple Emmy winner Julia Garner (“Ozark”) stars in this direct-to-streaming prequel to “Rosemary’s Baby.” In this psychological thriller, Garner plays a dancer who rents a room from a seemingly nice older couple (Oscar winners). Dianne Wiest And Kevin McNally) in 1965 New York, but things get really weird. It’s streaming now Paramount+.

“Will & Harper“: This heartwarming, funny and quietly profound documentary chronicles a road trip from Will Ferrell and former “SNL” head writer Harper Steele after Steele came out as a trans woman. They’ve been friends for nearly 30 years, but Ferrell in particular isn’t sure how to deal with this change, so they travel the country together, having deep conversations and interacting with everyday Americans. Now the time has come Netflix.

“Wolves”: Brad Pitt And George Clooney Reunite in this action comedy where two Ray Donovans, hired for the same job and causing a problem for a wealthy client, disappear. Both prefer to work alone, but need to find a way to work together. Your survival depends on it. Jon Wattsbest known for the MCU “Spider-Man” films, writes and directs. Although it was originally intended for a wide theatrical release, it is now essentially a straight-to-video release.Apple TV+ Film.

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