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Back to work.
Elastigirl springs into action to save the day, while Mr. Incredible faces his greatest challenge yet – taking care of the problems of his three children.
Incredibles 2
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Craig T. Nelson Holly Hunter Sarah Vowell Huck Milner Samuel L. Jackson Catherine Keener Bob Odenkirk Sophia Bush Michael Bird Brad Bird Phil LaMarr Eli Fucile Isabella Rossellini Adam Gates Jonathan Banks John Ratzenberger Bill Wise Nicholas Bird Paul Eiding Barry Bostwick Michael B. Johnson Jere Burns Adam Rodríguez Kimberly Adair Clark
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Ren Klyce Teresa Eckton Steve Bissinger Frank E. Eulner Michael Semanick Steve Orlando Jonathan Borland Coya Elliott Nathan Nance
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Alternative Titles
The Incredibles 2, The Increidibois, Les Incroyables 2, 인크레더블2, 인크레더블스 2, Die Unglaublichen 2 - Incredibles 2
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In a film that isn’t particularly full of bold choices, “Incredibles 2” starts with a doozy: It picks up right where the first one left off, seeming to ignore the fact that a lot has happened in the 14 years since Brad Bird first joined forces with Pixar. The world is no longer the same place that it was in 2004, and the state of its superhero movies is similarly unrecognizable from what it was back then. Faster than a speeding bullet, the genre has become a major engine of the modern Hollywood machine, and the idea of a world without superheroes is now as unfathomable to us as it always was to Mr. Incredible, himself.
A clever pastiche that…
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Brad Bird is the best action director currently working. And the only person who should be doing superhero stuff right now, sorry. As much as I really enjoy Marvel movies, this movie made me realize what I’ve been missing from (what feels like) an eternity of superhero films– there’s a real sense of tension and heart in the things they do, even when you know everything’s going to work out because it’s a movie.
Everybody’s powers are so specific that the fight scenes seem choreographed like puzzle pieces fitting into slots, and not just various strong people punching each other or gaining new powers from their suits whenever it’s convenient. Even the new people introduced are given proper introductions as…
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Five stars for the look of wonderment plastered on my daughter’s face for every minute of this, her first theatrical movie.
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"she's rich. the most she'll get is a slap on the wrist." VIOLET WENT THE FUCK OFF AND TOOK NO PRISONERS
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remember that gross New Yorker review of Incredibles 2 where the guy talks about how elastigirl kept making him horny? if he’d written about how the lighting in this movie does it for him... i mighta been on his side
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pixar rlly thought they can fool me into liking babies by depicting them in this movie as something other than unbearable and ultimately unpleasant,,,,, try again b*tches ! i will not fall for this 118-minute pro-baby propaganda !
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“my favorite character is the mom”
ok why?
“because i love her and she rides the roof of the train” -
very bold of the incredibles 2 to give us TWO new lesbians of different lesbian genres!
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Might as well start off by saying that I'm happy; that this sequel works as well as it does, that it connects seamlessly to and embodies the original so delicately, that it jumbles the family into a world ingeniously parodic of our own, and is way out of its mind with ideas. Brad Bird's film is a personal one - the villain is capitalism gone global, politically radical, and aggressive rather than intrusive, which says a lot- and there's never a second that is anything less than utterly idiosyncratic, so each narrative decision and astonishing set-piece holds equal weight, even if they're slightly imbalanced. Still, it offers a rip-roaring spy picture, an elaborate parental dynamic switch-up (Jack-Jack is king),…
