Incredibles II (2018)

 Director: Brad Bird

Producers: Nicole Paradis Grindle, John Walker.

Cast: Holly Hunter (Elastigirl), Craig T. Nelson (Mr. Incredible) Catherine Keener (Evelyn Deavor) Bob Odenkirk (Winston Deavor).

A super sequel to a super movie, Incredibles II (2018) is amazing!

The movie starts with The Underminer, a wanted criminal, trying to rob a bank while being stopped by the Parr family. Tony Rydinger, a boy who Violet asked out the earlier day, witnesses the event and Violet tries to reassure Tony that it is nothing, and Tony gets a bit too terrified and flees. Since the Parr house has been burnt down in the first film, they are living in a motel and within two weeks, they have to get out of the motel. One day, a fellow superhero named Frozone/Lucius Best meets Bob and Helen Parr, and tells the two that a man named Winston Deavor has called them, in their original superhero costumes, at DevTech HQ. Want to know more? Watch the movie!

This is the greatest film! The handling of Elastigirl as Pixar’s third female protagonist was epic. Looks like the team liked her than anyone else! Evelyn actually seemed very sketchy to me at the start. The DevTech building is the best. The wannabe supers’ powers are better than the real ones. Take Voyd, she has the power to summon wormholes that /tp you to different places. He-Lectric has the power to manipulate electricity, the one I always wanted.  Anyway, no flaws, great movie, except that the movie is a bit too long. Go on, read my recommendations, don’t just ‘Understandable, have a nice day’ here.

I wholeheartedly recommend this movie because:

  1.          The animation is amazing!
  2.   .       The ending credits are great.
  3.        The plotline is super!
  4.           The characters are astounding.
  5. 5.       The Screenslaver is well executed.
  6.           Watch this movie man
  7.           Overall, THIS MOVIE IS ASTONISHING!
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