Reviews & Ratings for
Incredibles 2 (2018)

Incredibles 2 is a film written and directed by Brad Bird. After 14 long years of waiting, every ‘Incredibles’ fan was happy that this film came out and I can definitely say the same about me. The trailers just impressed me and after coming out of the hall I would like to say that this film was a blast.

Plot: After Elastigirl, is chosen to redeem the status of superheroes in the eyes of public, its upto Bob Parr to take care of the home and his children. Also there is a new villain in town by the name of Screenslaver.

Story and direction: Knowing that Brad Bird would be back with the sequel, I was more excited than ever. I do consider Bird as one of the top animation directors of our time. And with this film, he basically solidifies this fact. He decides to keep the timeline same as of the first part. This shows how well he understands his audience. The writing of this film is just superb. Yes, the jokes are spot on and just got me laughing, but the way he deals with real life issues are just perfect. I felt that certain decisions would be the same if taken by me. The characters, both old and new, are great and get equal screen space to shine. Bird doesn’t take the conventional route; he takes risks which is commendable. The animation is spot on. And that’s not just because it’s Pixar; it’s because the detailing is so perfect. The action scenes and VFX are just as excellent as with me seeing it in 3-D, it was an added advantage. The music is also ‘incredible’. Given the fact that the film is longer than any animated film (even longer than part one), I never felt bored or the film never felt stretched. But I do have one complain regarding the film. I would say that one aspect of the film felt very guessable, which was the only little glitch this almost-perfect film has.

Favorite Scene: It would be the scene of Jack-Jack displaying his different powers in fighting a small raccoon like animal. The scene was just awesome because of the cool VFX and the humour in that scene. This is the scene where I felt that Jack-Jack’s character shined the most.

Verdict: If I had to compare this film with the 2004 predecessor, I would choose the 2004 film without a doubt. But given the fact that we have had a lot of superhero films from that time to this, I would commend Brad Bird and team for presenting our favourite characters in a film and even making them more likable. The film doesn’t feel saturated; it feels fresh, which is rare. The 14 year wait finally paid off. If there will be a third part to this film, I would say I am already in for it. I sure would like this film seen to the nominated in various awards for ‘Best Animated Film’. If you loved part one, definitely watch the film as this film celebrates the characters in the best possible way, even after 14 years. If not watched the previous part, do watch that and then watch this film as it’s mostly related.

I am going with a 9/10.

After waiting for 14 yrs finally the 2nd part of incredibles hit the theatres! And its all you hoped it would be. The importance of working mothers and stay at home dads and most awaited jack jacks powers. Jack jack steals the show and makes its a need to watch movies.

With the first Disney Pixar's Incredibles knocking the breath out of our lungs with its adventure packed yet comically refreshing story line, fans have already had such high expectations from the second movie of the series. What is even bizarre is that Disney managed to pull this one so smoothly, we are left awestruck at the end of the movie. From the trailer, you might have already realized that most of the story concentrates around Jack Jack's powers and again, Disney manages to keep the dozes of humor coming adequately. Well, unless you don't prefer animation and comedy, I don't see one reason to not go, watch the movie. Most of the movie revolves around Mrs. Incredible this time, much like we saw in the case of Mr. Incredible in the first movie and this time, the freezing cool dude Frozone gets comparatively more screen space. Oh, on a sad note, Dash gets a much smaller screen space but still, it is bearable. A bunch of new, cool superheroes appear too for a much smaller part of the movie and though a few of them are a bit- ahem- strange, you won't want to hate them, thanks to our new villain. The sense of action and climax is amazing, and thankfully the movie keeps us entertained and engaged throughout. Don't curse me just yet for all the spoilers because there is much, much more than whatever I have said. If you are still wondering whether you should get yourself a ticket or not, I suggest you do it immediately. This is a movie that you can watch with every age group and yet you won't feel like it wasn't made for you.

Good storyline and a better stride towards the new age animation universe but too much of talking which would be a big let down for the target audience . Too much of dialogues and too less of visual extraordinaire.