Trailer
Cast
Craig T. Nelson Bob Parr / Mr. Incredible (voice)
Holly Hunter Helen Parr / Elastigirl (voice)
Sarah Vowell Violet Parr (voice)
Huck/Huckleberry Milner Dashiell Parr (Dash) (voice)
Catherine Keener Evelyn Deavor (voice)
Eli Fucile Jack-Jack Parr (voice)
Bob Odenkirk Winston Deavor (voice)
Samuel L. Jackson Lucius Best / Frozone (voice)
Brad Bird Edna Mode (E) (voice)
Plot
Mr. Incredible (Bob Parr) and Elastigirl (Helen Parr) are superheroes as well as spouses. They are raising their children Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack as they are also trying to bring superheroes back into good favor with the public. The Deavor siblings (Winston and Evelyn) suggest a way to do so: have Elastigirl go out, break rules about no supers in public, and win back the public's opinion in a positive and minimal-finances way. Can Bob handle being stay-at-home dad while his wife thwarts evil plans away from home? Can the kids handle having their mom away? Can Elastigirl's influence in society help legalize superheroes?
Rating Criteria
0/5 – No value whatsoever. Absolute waste of time.
1/5 – Barely worth any time.
2/5 – Pathetic but has a bit of something to hold the attention a little.
3/5 – Somewhat kept the attention but could definitely have used more.
4/5 – Good, but not awe-strikingly amazing. Could have maybe used a bit more to the movie.
5/5 – Go see it! Wonderful movie all around. – characters, music, theme, story line, etc.
4.5/5 - *SPOILERS* I guessed that someone at Devtech was behind Screenslaver because it just seemed too easy to foil his plots, especially since screens could be fitted inside of goggles. I figured it out when the "pizza guy" came out of the building with a "what happened?" confused reation.
Jack-Jack was AMAZING. He was the best of the whole movie, honestly, because we were constantly wondering how the family was going to deal with his strange mood swings / power changes. It was weird for him copying Edna but okay, whatever.
Best scene ever, Jack-Jack versus the raccoon:
The Elastigirl bike was awesome as she was able to split it apart and sling shot around with her stretchy body.
Evelyn telling Helen she shouldn't have trusted her was a very close-to-home thing for me because it seems sometimes the only people that you can trust are yourself and (sometimes) your family, but sometimes even that trust is betrayed. [HAHAHAHA - Evil Endeavor, if you read it differently.]
Compared to the first movie: more entertaining and close-to-home for those that are of adulting/parenting age. More interesting because of Jack-Jack's powers being discovered by his family (like wtf was up with the raccoon?). Bad guy plot was a bit noticeable and was worse than the bad guy plot in the first movie, but Elastigirl, Mr. Incredible and the kids pulled together as a team once again and saved the day. :-D
Anyways, that's my review! Thanks for reading. More reviews are on the way.
~ Gracie Mae DeLunac
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