If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

The voices are exactly as I remember, the story evolved as I hoped and I felt the movie was well executed. If the make a 3, I hope they don't take as long to make that as this! I think the animation was beautiful and the charactisation of their ages and the roles they play in their society and the time it is are very fun. The villain is a nice twist and I really enjoyed her reveal. Disney is becoming so open to new ideas and new ways to build characters, I think that this movie shouldn't have focused on its underminer roots in the trailer, as the underminer was there for 10 minutes max. I think that the way Bob and Helen are together, their way of life and how they care for each other are so much more deeper than some people can see and I think that they really captured what the scorned once-hero would feel like in Bob. Especially the scene where Helen is talking about the train she saved, this was a throwback to the first movie where Bob couldn't save the train and to me it's little details like that that make it fun.

Maybe not quite as good as the original, but still a lot of fun and just as well as they appear to be setting up a franchise (another one). It looks great of course, it's well written, lots of snappy action. The comedy is quite quirky though, aimed as much if not more so at the adults than the kids. Disney are clearly putting their moral stamp on things, equally opportunities, digital dependence, accepting all cultures, but hey that's all very good and it's delivered well. Certainly our kids got the message and were happy to explain it to me as the credits rolled. They also laughed uncontrollably at Jack-Jacks antics, we all did! Not quite Pixar at its very best, but very very close!

So first of the bad. The villain is nowhere near as good as Syndrome. Though they're still good enough they're kinda predictable. As for the rest of the movie... everything else is either on Parr with or better than the original. There's not much more to say except that I loved it. Incredibles 2 gets 95%

And by development, I just mean new powers. The Incredibles family were just dropped into a script. None of any of film's characters' core beliefs, including the villain, are tested or evolve over the course of the film. Sequels need to either double down on our known characters, or introduce fresh new ones to fall in love with, and this film did neither. However, the action and comedy are extremely fun! A good fight will easily make me want to re-watch a film, but I'm not sure sitting through the dull parts around the scenes that I do like is worth the trouble. I can only rate films an 8 or above if I'd gladly re-watch it solo on my own time, but this only gets a 7 because I'd probably only watch it again at home with the family if they put it on TV.