It's enjoyable but far too long and overstays its welcome by the end. Though certain setpieces are absolutely incredible and hilarious. The raccoon scene in particular is brilliant. B

Hard to compare it with the first. It does tread a little too much of the same ground, especially with the mehdiocre villian. But the movie breezes by with excellent pacing. The action scenes are exciting and whenever we need a comedy break, Jack-Jack is more than willing to provide.

And despite me complaining about the paper thin story just a few lines ago, I’m kinda glad they focused so much on the family instead of getting bogged down by plot. I might raise it up to a full A on future viewings because of this.

The best parts:

Jack-Jack v Raccoon
“Good luck with everlasting peace” “Good luck with defeating evil”
The Underminer chase scene (whatever happened to him?)
Jack-Jack and Edna

Very good. I had doubts after Pixar's previous sequels that this would probably fall short of the original, but I found it to be just as good, if not slightly better. A-.

Fantastic, entertaining, funny, well-written, lovely and charming characters, spectacular action scenes, badass music score. This movie is actually incredible!

A+

Initial impression: almost on par with the first (I love the first).

I hope to see it again which should solidify my thoughts. But really impressed with the end product here, a deft blend of intrigue, action, domestic stress, big ideas with small family moments, humor, commentary (uhhh I fuckin loved the Screenslaver's monologue while Elastigirl was tracking down the source of the signal).... I hate to feel like this is a perfect product manufactured for all-ages by the unstoppable film behemoth Disney, but.... It's a near perfect movie for all ages?

I liked it, but did not love it, does not have that 2000s Pixar magic

Absolutely loved that too. Certainly something for everyone here.

Up there with the first film.

It's very good. The animation is overall incredible between the action scenes and the comedic parts, the ScreenSlaver plot worked for me even if it was obvious one of the two Deavors was going to be bad, and Jack Jack really is the star. What was missing for me was going a little deeper emotionally and capturing what the short Bao did, which made me tear up as soon as the real son appeared. I never believed the relationship between Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl was ever in real danger of being strained, despite the ego hit of the former taking a back seat. Or where was the scene where Mr. Incredible is sitting beside a crying Violet on her bed and giving her the talk about life? The impact of the Violet plot is lessened with Tony having his memory erased and having no culpability for standing her up. What if for example instead of having his memory erased, Tony genuinely got scared off from Violet being an illegal superhero, or he went on a date not knowing yet and her powers ruined it haflway through? This would make the betrayal and Violet's angst of being a superhero real. This is the kind of stuff that a film like Toy Story 3 was able to weave in, while I2 is more of a great but more on the surface, and likely less memorable action/comedy animation.

Pretty accurate stuff Shack

I enjoyed it as much as the first film...which is well enough, but considerably less than many. These characters and their world just do not ignite my imagination and feelings the way they do others', but the animation is gorgeous, and Jack-Jack's myriad powers are indeed comedy gold. I enjoyed the domestic-life/Mr. Mom vein of the film much more than the Screenslaver plot.

It slightly irritates me this movie is not called The Incredibles 2.

The first is much better with a much better villain and twists. But this is still good. The family drama is still quite engaging, and the plot is a pretty natural extension of the first film, even if I wish the Underminer were a bigger part. The animation is Pixar’s best yet. It has a lot of heart, but it just does not feel as mature or resonate as deeply as the first.

A-

Ya I haven't seen anyone bring this up before. When did that change... And why?!?!

Incredibles 2

This is just as great as you want a summer film to be. Loved it as much as the first. Everyone's back. Dash is great. Jack Jack is hilarious. The whole family are just a joy to spend time with. And Bao, I was even surprised to see attached to the Chinese release, but what an adorable, superb short. I probably saw my favourite Pixar film and favourite Pixar short one after the other today.

A

This really is nowhere near the quality of the first. It doesn't have much rewatch value other than the first few action sequences. The last action sequence on the yacht is actually not that exciting. Nothing touches the Underminer fight, the movie peaks early.

This still holds true. A very fun movie, but a little shallow compared to the first.

I saw it over a year ago. While it was slightly better than the first in terms of action sequences, it had a bloated story. The first one had a typical but more streamlined plot. Both movies were equally forgettable. The family was too sitcom-y. The humor was not distinct enough to strike a chord.

71/100

Great but not classic like the original. Jack-Jack's are great here, also love Bird's own rendition of Edna. The action is there but it doesn't always connect with the movie and the story and resolution is too predictable.

This movie does not age well. Really was just a rehash of the first movie.