Incredibles 2 (2018)★ 7.6/10

Incredibles 2 fulfills the audiences' desire to live out their fantasies vicariously through the animation, highlighting the importance of living in the present and engaging in exciting real-life experiences like travel and adventure.

I love watching such fantasy animated movies that are both exciting and laidback. The family's super-powers are extremely creative, with a tightly paced plot and plenty of humorous moments, making it a great watch for families.

A high-quality sequel! The director of Incredibles 2, who also directed Ratatouille and Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, proves himself once again. I even think this sequel is slightly better than the first.

There's a certain romanticism in this IP that I find irresistible, possibly due to the nostalgia from watching American cartoon in my childhood.

Nominated for Best Animated Feature Film at the 91st Academy Awards. Incredibles 2 highlights that managing domestic chores and raising children are as challenging as saving the world. The only solution to a mid-life crisis appears to be familial love and support, a theme shared across both prequel and sequel.

Continuing the narrative of the first film, Incredibles 2 deals with the superhero family facing mid-life crises, chaging parental roles, the legalization of superheroes and outsmarting villains. It's presenting the challenges of modern family life in a superhero context. A film with depth, it's a great watch for families.

If the first Incredibles film tackled the impact of public and political skepticism towards myths, then Incredibles 2 shatters these myths completely. The ease with which superheroes can be manipulated means their legal issues shouldn't be so easily resolved by the film's end. Superheroes may be powerful, but politicians are no fools either.

While "Incredibles 2" lacks the surprising elements of being 'anti-hero' like its predecessor and delves into themes of femininity and family dynamics, it unfortunately falls into Hollywood clichés. The focus on amplifying the baby's powers from the first film centers the humor but leads to a sequel that feels more like a conventional comedy, slightly disappointing compared to the original's refreshing narrative.

"Incredibles 2" shines by portraying the mother as a career woman and relegating the father to be a stay-home dad. Despite his superhuman strength, Mr. Incredible finds himself outmatched by the challenges of parenting, from diaper changes to homework and emotional dilemmas, thereby gaining a deeper appreciation for the difficulties of parenthood.

14 years after the first movie, Disney was able to make a sequel attractive to old and new fans! As a child, I watched the original one lots of times in my VHS, so when they announced this sequel my expectations were higher than ever. For new fans, this was probably the incentive they needed to watch it for the first time. And the movie is worth of it. Funny, with action, colorful beautiful scenes and a message at the end. Pixar, as always.

Nothing can stop a superheroes couple ready to defend us from evil. A movie that reminds us that love is the most powerful superpower.

Family roles change over the years and adapting to the changes can be difficult for some members. Question gender roles with “Incredibles 2”, the ideal sequel to an already perfect movie.