Where to begin? I came in to this movie caring about the characters, and I left not caring a whit. The attitudes to women were apologetically trapped in the 1950s. It's like watching animated Mad Men. There was vivid-flashing bright light so we covered my one-year-old's face so he doesn't have an epileptic fit. Characters were not true to themselves, or reality. It seemed like no one in the family had watched the animated short, talked to the babysitter, or were aware how the Big Bad was actually destroyed in the first film, set three months earlier in-film. And that the baby had not exhibited anything since then. The Suspension of Disbelief was of epic proportions. Rewatch the first film. ( )

Secuela de "Los increíbles". Helen tiene que liderar una campaña para que los superhéroes regresen, mientras Bob vive su vida "normal" con Violet, Dash y el bebé Jack-Jack —cuyos superpoderes descubriremos—. Su misión se va a pique cuando aparece un nuevo villano con un brillante plan que lo amenaza todo. Pero los Parr no se amedrentarán y menos teniendo a Frozone de su parte. (FILMAFFINITY)

Just a lot of fun. Helen is called on for a campaign to get supers back and Bob has to juggle the day-to-day responsibilities of raising the family.There are complications and lots of life happening but it's good fun. Particularly Jack-Jack versus the raccoon.

The Short film Bao was quite fun as well ( )

A super-powered family forced into hiding saves the day.

4/4 (Great).

The plot is awkward, and a few scenes don't work. It's a lot of fun when it does work, though. ( )

Elasticgirl found out her husband been doing some super work ( )