The Incredibles
2004
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- “The Incredibles 2” is a decent sequel film that plays more of a side-kick roll to its predecessor when compared side by side. The overall presentation has difficulty landing, which can be attributed to a combination of muddled plot-lines, middling character development, and a scattered focus throughout the majority of the run time.
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Terrific, action-packed superhero sequel was worth the wait. Read Common Sense Media's Incredibles 2 review, age rating, and parents guide.
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Jun 11, 2018 · Yes, “Incredibles 2” is a movie that encourages us to detach from technology and experience the world. However, it’s with a twist. Pixar films are famously beautiful when it comes to character design and art direction, but “Incredibles 2” is one of the most significant achievements in this regard.
Good: The animation for this movie was excellent just like most other Pixar movies, it was funny (especially Jack Jack) and I really liked the action sequences throughout the movie. I liked that the movie showed that parenting (when done right) can be heroic.
I enjoyed Incredibles 2 when I first watched it but looking back it should have been better. The first movie ended on a positive note with the family (including Jack-Jack) suiting up to fight the Underminer which indicates that the family is now a big team. But in the sequel just like the characters in TLJ the characters seems to have regressed ...
- The Action Is, Well, Incredible
- Incredibles 2 Wrestles with What Superheroes Mean
- Jack-Jack Steals The Show
- It's Not Part of A Damn Cinematic Universe
- OH, and The Short Film Before It Is Pretty Wonderful Too
Incredibles 2opens with a city-destroying battle of good versus evil that's become a staple of the genre. But Pixar pulls it off with such style and finesse that it retroactively makes the competition look sloppy. The choreography is sharp and dynamic, playing with each character's specific strengths and weaknesses. Elastigirl's bendiness contrasts...
At the end of that opening sequence, the Incredibles are dragged back down to earth. They're reminded that their superhero-ing can be more headache than help, that public perception can matter a great deal, and that they're part of a long history and large community of Supers who've had to deal with the rest of the world. Incredibles 2 isn't the fi...
One of The Incredibles' most unusual elements was its focus on parenthood. It's rare for superheroes to have close-knit families at all – just ask Batman or Iron Man – and rarer still for them to have their own kids. That throughline carries over into the sequel, as Elastigirl is pushed into the spotlight and Mr. Incredible, formerly the breadwinne...
Although Incredibles 2 picks up right where the last film left off, and although it leaves enough room for an Incredibles 3 if Pixar ever wants to make one, it feels, first and foremost, like a proper, self-sustaining movie. That makes Incredibles 2feel blessedly straightforward, at a time when every tentpole blockbuster seems to come with a cinema...
In typical Pixar fashion, Incredibles 2 comes packaged with an animated short film: Bao, about a mom with empty nest syndrome who finds renewed purpose when one of her dumplings comes to life. It's a little horrifying (she comes this closeto eating the dumpling before she realizes it's sentient!) but a lot touching, and made this reviewer shed more...
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Jun 15, 2018 · Incredibles 2 reunites Pixar's family crimefighting team for a long-awaited follow-up that may not quite live up to the original, but comes close enough to earn its name. Read Critics Reviews...
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Jun 18, 2018 · Anthony Lane reviews Pixar’s “Incredibles 2,” which is a sequel that struggles to match the greatness of the original.
