Name: The Incredibles 2
Genre: Animated, Kids & Family
Released: 2018
Duration: T1H58M
Cast: Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter, Sarah Vowell, Huck Milner, Samuel L. Jackson

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Sequel to Disney/Pixar's 2004 box office crushing CGI action-adventure. Oscar-winning writer-director Brad Bird returns, alongside fellow Academy Award-winner Holly Hunter (voicing Elastigirl). Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible) is left to care for Jack-Jack while Helen (Elastigirl) is out saving the world.

It's a tough transition for everyone, made tougher by the fact that the family is still unaware of baby Jack-Jack’s emerging superpowers. When a new villain hatches a brilliant and dangerous plot, the family and Frozone (Samuel L. Jackson) must find a way to work together again.

2018Rating: PG, Mild themes, animated violence and coarse language118 minsUSADisney/Pixar

AnimatedKids & Family

All Reviews (10)

Director:: Brad Bird ('Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol', 'Ratatouille', 'The Incredibles')
Writer:: Brad Bird
Cast:: Craig T. NelsonHolly HunterSarah VowellHuck MilnerSamuel L. JacksonBrad BirdBob OdenkirkCatherine KeenerJonathan BanksSophia BushIsabella Rossellini

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The Incredibles 2 / Reviews

Flicks, Luke Buckmaster

Since the release of The Incredibles in 2004, the idea of a movie examining a world where the general population has turned against superheroes has evolved from an interesting concept to writing that borders on hackneyed and clichéd. Directors Zack Snyder and Christopher Nolan explored these sentiments most memorably – in Watchmen and The Dark Knight, respectively – pondering ideological and bureaucratic matters that might turn people against their protectors.

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Flicks, Aaron Yap

If Incredibles 2 hadn’t been 14 years late in the making, and there wasn’t a superhero movie coming out every other month, it’d could easily have been The Road Warrior of the Pixar stable. I’d be lying if genre fatigue hasn’t scrubbed a little freshness off the franchise.

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Vulture

Brad Bird's The Incredibles 2 is, much like its predecessor, delightful as an animated feature but really, really delightful as a superhero picture.

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Variety

What was organic, and even obsessive, in the first outing comes off as pat and elaborate formula here.

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The Guardian

Bird seizes on a key insight: healthy families can reconstitute themselves and come out better for it. Healthy sequels can, too.

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Rolling Stone

This follow-up is every bit the start-to-finish sensation as the original, and Brad Bird's subversive spirit is alive and thriving. Like its Oscar-winning predecessor, The Incredibles 2 doesn't ring cartoonish. It rings true.

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New Zealand Herald

This is the most bountiful visual feast seen yet in a year full of bountiful big-screen feasts.

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Los Angeles Times

Though it would be unrealistic to expect "Incredibles 2" to have quite the genre-busting surprise of the original, it is as good as it can be without that shock of the new - delivering comedy, adventure and all too human moments with a generous hand.

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