INCREDIBLES 2 [2018] [3D Blu-ray + 2D Blu-ray] [SteelBook Collector’s Edition] [UK Release] There is a New Evil Villain out to thwart The Incredibles!
Everyone’s favourite family of superheroes is back in ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ – but this time Helen Parr [Holly Hunter] is in the spotlight, leaving Bob Parr [Craig T. Nelson] at home with Violet Parr [Sarah Vowell] and Dash Parr [Huck Milner] to navigate the day-to-day heroics of “normal” life. It’s a tough transition for everyone, made tougher by the fact that the family is still unaware of baby Jack-Jack’s emerging super-powers. When a new villain hatches a brilliant and dangerous plot, the Parrs family and Frozone [Samuel L. Jackson] must find a way to work together again — which is easier said than done, even when they are all Incredible!
Voice Cast: Craig T. Nelson [Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible], Holly Hunter [Helen Parr/Elastigirl], Sarah Vowell [Violet Parr], Huck Milner [Dash Parra], Eli Fucile [Jack-Jack Parr], Nicholas Bird [Monster Jack-Jack Parr], Catherine Keener [Evelyn Deavor], Bob Odenkirk [Winston Deavor], Samuel L. Jackson [Lucius Best/Frozone], Michael Bird [Tony Rydinger], Sophia Bush [Voyd], Brad Bird [Edna Mode], Phil LaMarr [Krushauer/Helectrix], Isabella Rossellini [Ambassador] Adam Gates [Chad Brentley], Jonathan Banks [Rick Dicker], John Ratzenberger [Underminer], Bill Wise [Screenslaver/Pizza Guy], Paul Eiding [Reflux], Barry Bostwick [Mayor], Michael B. Johnson [Victor Cachet], Jere Burns [Detective], Adam Rodriguez [Detective] and Kimberly Adair Clark [Honey]
Director: Brad Bird
Producers: John Lasseter, John Walker p.g.a. and Nicole Paradis Grindle p.g.a.
Screenplay: Brad Bird
Composer: Michael Giacchino
Cinematography: Erik Smitt (Lighting) and Mahyar Abousaeedi (Camera)
Image Resolution: 1080p
Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1
Audio: English: 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio
English: 5.1 DTS-HD High Resolution Audio
English: 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo Audio
English: 2.0 Descriptive Audio
Spanish [Castellano]: 5.1 Dolby Digital Audio
Spanish [Català]: 5.1 Dolby Digital Audio
Hindi: 5.1 Dolby Digital Audio
Subtitles: English SDH and Spanish
Running Time: 117 minutes
Region: All Regions
Number of discs: 3
Studio: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / PIXAR Animation Studios
Andrew’s 3D Blu-ray Review: The animated film ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ picks up 14 years since ‘THE INCREDIBLES’ first animated film hit the cinemas and a whole lot has changed in the superhero genre in that time. So does the highly-anticipated sequel prove to be worth the wait or is it several years too late, well, it's quite incredible actually and is totally well worth the wait. ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ sequel outshines the original, and shows us some totally slapstick genius, profound social comment and a monstrously funny infant combine to conjure a magical second outing for the superhero family and is a riotous return of PIXAR's superhero immortals.
Picking up immediately after the first animated film, the Parr family are facing off against the evil force named the “Underminer,” and the damage caused by their efforts leads to major consequences for them. Instead of something like the Sokovia Accords, the government just shuts down the Superhero Relocation Program, forcing Mr. Incredible [Craig T. Nelson], Elastigirl [Helen Hunter] and Frozone [Samuel L. Jackson] to return to their normal lives.
However, opportunity arises when the trio are contacted by superhero fan Winston Deavor [Bob Odenkirk] and his sister Evelyn [Catherine Keener] who wants to use their company DEVTECH to change the public's perception of superheroes. As to Mr. Incredibles ego, they want to start with Elastigirl, leaving him to take care of Violet Parr [Sarah Vowell], Dash Parr [Huck Milner] and the increasingly powerful Jack-Jack. Little do any of them know though that there is a mysterious villain out there called the “Screenslaver” (is the play on the words “screensaver” and “slave”) looking to cause trouble for all of our Superheroes.
There is a total confidence to this newest PIXAR animated film set piece, which means writer/director Brad Bird does not feel the need to add any extra sight gags or joke to entertain and he is right on the button. The extended action sequences are totally engrossing and totally inventive, even when tackling that classic superhero genre of stopping a runaway train. Boosted by the brilliant Michael Giacchino's pulsating awesome composed film music score and the gorgeous and glorious animation, especially now in glorious 3D imagery, and each set piece delivers those awesome thrills we expect from the Incredibles family and feels very different to the other types of animated superheroes, especially in a creepy section that sees Elastigirl try to hunt down the evil “Screenslaver.”
The main reason ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ and especially in the awesome 3D imagery, is that it such a treat to see the awesome Parr family again, in fighting off evil villains who threaten life in general. Even though they are Superheroes, they are dealing with certain issues from first love to self-confidence worries and we are able to empathise and connect with them all. In classic PIXAR fashion, the sharply-observed script means there is plenty for parents to identify with, and especially like "Why would they change maths?" On top of all that, we have never had to deal with a problem like the unpredictable Jack-Jack Parr before.
Talking of Jack-Jack, he is undoubtedly the ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ new bonus addition to the family, as everything he does is either adorable or hilarious and often a combination of the two. The climax of the first animated film and especially the classic animate short ‘Jack-Jack Attack’ only gave us a glimpse of Jack-Jack Parr’s awesome powers and we will not spoil Jack-Jack Parr's abilities in this review, but what we can say confidently that you will definitely and totally love him and, crucially, he is not overused and already I am pleased to have Jack-Jack Parr back in action in this brilliant PIXAR animated film sequel.
The smartest thing with this ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ animated film, it avoids the temptation to pack the animated film with mega gags at the expense of the genre, given how much it's changed since the original PIXAR animated film was released. Instead it chooses to show us a wholehearted Superheroes new mega adventure and leaves the self-deprecating humour to other superhero films, and of course resulting in a thrilling and joyful 118 minutes mega action packed rides that makes it one of the best superhero animated film of its genre released in 2018 so far and it will give you a sugar rush of innocent fun and excitement!
INCREDIBLES 2 MUSIC TRACK LIST
- INCREDIBLE (Music by Michael Giacchino) (Lyrics by Michael Giacchino) [Recorded by Joey Raia]
ELASTIGIRL (Music by Michael Giacchino) (Lyrics by Michael Giacchino) [Recorded by Joey Raia]
FROZONE (Music by Michael Giacchino) (Lyrics by Brad Bird) [Recorded by Joey Raia]
THE OUTER LIMITS (Theme) (Written by Dominic Frontiere) [Performed by Dominic Frontiere]
SUSPENCE (From The Motion Picture ‘The St. Louis Bank Robbery’) (1959) (Lyrics by Bernardo Segall)
THE PARTY’S OVER (Written by Jule Styne, Adolph Green and Betty Comden) [Performed by Nat 'King' Cole]
SCORE FROM JOHNNY QUEST (Written by William Hanna, Joseph Barbera and Hoyt Curtin) (Musical direction by Hoyt Curtin and Ted Nichols)
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Blu-ray 3D Image Quality – Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures and PIXAR Animation Studios presents us with a totally awesome stunning 1080p image and the 3D image is really enhanced and with the combination of the 2.39:1 aspect ratio. The lines and the details are incredibly clean, sharp and every intricacy has great detail. The special Incredibles fabric clothing, especially the newly designed clothing that Elastigirl wears, has textures that really stand out, especially to show off Edna’s design. The masks that the Incredible family wear, have some fine detail and the colouring is really bold. One thing the PIXAR animators love to do, is show off the subtle lighting and impressive shading, as well as showing off things like sunsets with vibrant reds and oranges in the sky. Blacks are really nice and dark, so bringing out the best in this animated film. On top of all that, the action packed sequences maintain superb clarity as individual bits of debris and electrical sparks fly in every direction and again we get a stunning cinematic three-dimensional quality.
Blu-ray 3D Audio Quality – Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures and PIXAR Animation Studios brings us an awesome 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio, and when you adjust the sound to your preference, the audio experience gives us a lot of audio happenings. The composed music score by Michael Giacchino helps to set the tone of the animated film, and especially lots of blasting horns that really get your speakers working overtime and with a lot of excitement. Sounds effects are utilised really well and again all five speakers shows off the sound effects really well, especially when Mr. Incredible is seen riding on the Underminder’s drill and also when you see Elastigirl cycling, gives you the feeling of objects moving from the front speakers to the rear ones. The subwoofer speaker also gets a good workout and the dialogue is well situated via the centre speaker and is crystal-clear and precise amid the loudest segments throughout the animated film. But when it comes to the bass sounds, is fairly commanding with plenty of rumbling weight and oomph to shake the settee and will definitely rattle the walls, so make sure the neighbours are not around if you live in a flat/apartment. So all in all, you get to experience an incredible sound sensation.
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3D Blu-ray Special Features and Extras:
Special Feature: 3D PIXAR Short: BAO [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1] [7:41] This short PIXAR animated film tells the story of a dumpling that awakens, screaming like a baby just before its creator, an older Chinese woman, is about to sink her teeth into it. From there on, the meat-filled creature becomes her surrogate child. It ages and gets very petulant and surly, like most young adults do. When it is about to leave home, with a girlfriend in tow, the mother gets frustrated and swallows it whole, but has a happy ending. This short animated film was written and directed by Domee Shi. You can view this 3D PIXAR Short in 5.1 DTS-HD High Resolution Audio.
2D Blu-ray Special Features and Extras:
Special Feature: PIXAR Short: BAO [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1] [7:41] The short animated film tells the story of a dumpling that awakens, screaming like a baby just before its creator, an older Chinese woman, is about to sink her teeth into it. From there on, the meat-filled creature becomes her surrogate child. It ages and gets very petulant and surly, like most young adults do. When it is about to leave home, with a girlfriend in tow, the mother gets frustrated and swallows it whole, but has a happy ending. This short animated film was written and directed by Domee Shi. You can view this 2D PIXAR Short in 5.1 DTS-HD High Resolution Audio.
Special Feature: PIXAR Short: Auntie Edna [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [5:08] This short animated film finds the most fashionable designer Edna Mode babysitting Jack-Jack and is back in an all-new mini-movie. Edna Mode is best known as the eccentric fashion designer who creates costumes for the Incredibles family and other famous superheroes. With Auntie Edna, it details fashion designer and visionary Edna Mode and her all-night endeavour to design a suit to best harness baby Jack-Pack Parr’s expanding super powers. This short animated film was written and directed by Ted Mathot.
Special Feature: Strong Coffee: A Lesson in Animation with Brad Bird [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1 / 2.39:1] [18:50] Here we find the cast and crew talking about working with Writer/Director Brad Bird and also talk his best qualities, while Brad Bird enthuse about his love for animation and influences in working in this animation industry, character design intricacies, his history at Disney studio, and discusses his beginnings at Disney Animation, where he was mentored by the legendary Milt Kahl when he was still a child. Fans of Milt Kahl will also be delighted to see some footage of him, as well as Brad’s fond reminisces of his mentor and Disney’s other elite animators, known as the Nine Old Men, who continue to influence him today. Contributors include: John Walker [Producer], Dave Mullins [Supervising Animator], Brad Bird [Writer/Director], Allan Barillaro [Supervising Animator], Elizabeth Thorsen [Animation Technical Coordinator], Nicole Ridgwell [Crowds Animator], Frank Abney III [Animator], Lindsay Andrus [Animator], Nicole Paradis Grindle [Producer], Amy Ellenwood [Executive Assistant To The Director], Bret Parker [Animation Second Unit and Crowds Supervisor], George Bruns [Disney Composer], Allie Johnson [Disney Animator], Frank Thomas [Disney Animator], Ralph Eggleston [Production Designer], Milt Kahl [Disney Animator], Adam Burke [Animator], Elizabeth Thorsen [Animation Technical Coordinator], Matt Nolte [Character Art Director], Tony Fucile [Supervising Animator and Character Designer], Bolhem Bouchiba [Animation Sketch Artist], Lance Fite [Animator] and Dave Mullins [Supervising Animator].
Audio Commentary with Brad Bird [Writer/Director], Dave Mullins [Animation Supervisors], Alan Barillaro [Animation Supervisor], Tony Fucille [Animation Second Unit] and Bret Parker [Animation Second Unit]: First up to introduce themselves is Brad Bird [Writer/Director] who informs us that he wants this audio commentary to be different, instead he wants his top team behind the scenes to do the audio commentary and they are Dave Mullins [Animation Supervisors], Alan Barillaro [Animation Supervisor], Tony Fucille [Animation Second Unit] and Bret Parker [Animation Second Unit] and are here to talk about their work on the animated film ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ and what they wanted to achieve something totally different from ‘The Incredibles’ that really stood out. They say that the Animation Supervisors want to bring out the characters personality, so that the audiences can really connect to these characters. They say they are really glad to come back again to produce the animated film ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ as they feel like they are a great unit who all work as a great team. At the start of the actual film after the first introduction of the Incredibles family, they wanted to bring something new and different to the animated film. As the animated film ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ actually begins, they talk about the situation with the “animation dallies” where they bring everyone into the viewing room to have a look at the latest rushes they have produced and to have an in-depth look at what they are viewing and to also show Brad Bird what has been done so far and to hear any critical comments on what he has viewed and to also approve on what he has just viewed and to also give the green light of what he has just viewed. When you see Dash Parr gulp down his vegetables which he hates. Then rushes off into the bedroom to put the television on and the small television in the kitchen is also turned at the same time, it shows you a mock Japanese Godzilla film, but it really is Mr. Jones the pet iguana formerly owned by Ron, the manager in ‘Toy Story.’ When you see the limousine turns up at the DETECH building, and you see Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl and Frozone get out of the vehicle, the black chauffeur is voiced by the singer Usher. When we see the super monorail train set off on its maiden trip, but it all goes wrong and goes into reverse at high speed and out of control and we see Elastigirl go off on the ultra-high speed electric motorcycle to try to stop the train, which has been sabotaged by the nasty Evelyn Deavor and of course we see Elastigirl uses the ultra-high speed electric motorcycle to do leaps and bounds on all type of surfaces and when on the metal steel girder has a slight wobble and looks like Elastigirl is going to fall off but recovers, well Brad Bird wanted these moments to make it look realistic and dangerous, but of course Elastigirl saves the train from destruction at a very tense moment and we finally sigh a relief and relax that Elastigirl always comes to the rescue. The group of animators talk frankly about various aspects of the production, the visual design and the plot themes. It’s interesting how some of the comments pertain to placement and the arrangement of the scene, set up and so forth and from now on they just ramble on talking about stuff that bored me senseless, especially going on about their favourite scene they worked on and commenting in detail in what we are watching and is so totally pointless boring rhetoric and definitely not of any interest to me and makes hearing their comments so boring and makes gearing them drone on makes watching right to the very end a really yawing experience and only of interest to the staff at PIXAR. One thing that really annoyed me was the female contributor, what a totally ghastly and annoying voice, every time she butted in I felt like hitting her in the face to shut her up and tell her to get out of the recording room. As we finally get to the end of this audio commentary, everyone says that they want to say thank you for listening to us ramble on about the making of the animation ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ and thanks for letting them indulge, as we had a lot of fun and amazing time, and hoping to see us do ‘INCREDIBLES 3.’
Special Feature: Super Stuff [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1 / 2.39:1] [6:36] Here we get a bunch of PIXAR animators and crew from the film to go over all of the literally “super” things involved in bringing to life ‘INCREDIBLES 2.’ From buildings and vehicles to costumes and props and all done in a beautiful mid-century modern or how PIXAR is calling it: retro futurism. The concept art, sketches, and interviews here are all movie-making magic and are such a treat to take in, especially meet the makers and learn what it takes to design and build such a uniquely incredible world and we get to see a discussion of the “Retro-Futurism” world, the contrasts between the fantastic and the mundane, location details, character diversity, vehicles, and especially building the world of The Incredibles. Contributors include: Lance Fite [Animator], MontaQue Ruffin [Animator], Brad Bird [Writer/Director], Ralph Eggleston [Production Designer], Paul Abadilla [Sets Designer], John Walker [Producer], Philip Melschan [Previs Lead], Sophia Bush [Voice of Void], Fran Kala [Character Tailoring Lead], Nicole Paradis Grindle [Producer], Deanna Marsigliese [Character and Costume Designer] and Ted Mathot [Story Supervisor].
Special Feature: Paths to PIXAR: Everyday Heroes [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1 / 1.78:1] [11:40] A collection of Pixar team members and Brad Bird discussing how their personal family stories worked their way into scenes in the superhero sequel and also looks into family dynamics which come so strongly into focus on this project. The featurette gets into some really great nitty-gritty behind the scenes looks at the layers and attention to detail that go into bringing these projects to life. Contributors include: Brad Bird [Writer/Director], Nicole Paradis Grindle [Producer], Cynthia Lusk [International Production Designer], Dean Kelly [Story Artist], Jessica Torres [Animator], Dave Torres [Animator], Emily Davis [Production Management Coordinator], Fran Kala [Character Tailoring Lead], Craig T. Nelson [Voice of Mr. Incredible], Sequoia Blankenship [Animator], Eric Pearson [Home Entertainment Supervisor], Bill Wise [Character Supervisor], Dave Mullins [Supervising Animator], Morgan Karadi [Executive Assistant To The Director], Samuel L. Jackson [Voice of Frozone], Sabine Koch O’Sullivan [ Production Manage], Anthony J. Greenberg [Second Film Editor], Kevin Andrus [Animator], Lindsey Andrus [Animator], Charu Clark [Lighting Artist], Keith Klohn [Effects Artist], Tiffany Erickson Klohn [Simulation Supervisor], Katie Schaefer Bishop [Associate Editor], Kim Ross James [Technical Editor / Consumer Products], Patrick James [Technical Director / International], Amy Ellenwood [Executive Assistant To The Director], Victoria Manley Thompson [Executive Assistant], Colin Thompson [Sets Shading Artist] and Beki Tower [Animator].
Special Feature: Superbaby [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1 / 2.39:1] [4:57] Frankie & Paige from Disney Channel’s Bizaardvark spit rubbish rhymes and raps about baby Jack-Jack Parr while walking around PIXAR Animation Studios. Frankie & Paige are two annoying ignorant jerks and completely spoilt this particular special feature and I recommend you miss this one. Contributors include: Tony Fucile [Character Designer and Costume Designer], Bryan Imagire [Shading Art Director and Costume Designer], Bill Watral [Effects Supervisor] and Evan Bonifacio [Directing Animator].
Special Feature: Ralph Eggleston: Production Designer [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1] [2:07] Ralph Eggleston [Production Designer] talks in-depth about his work on the PIXAR animated film ‘INCREDIBLES 2.’ Ralph Eggleston is the PIXAR strong arm what exactly a Production Designer does and he goes into what his role entails at PIXAR and Ralph Eggleston informs us that he has worked ‘Toy Story,’ ‘Finding Nemo,’ ‘WALL•E,’ ‘The Incredibles,’ ‘Inside Out,’ ‘UP’ as well as some PIXAR short animations and of course ‘INCREDIBLES 2,’ and says he loves working on the PIXAR movies, even though it can be very frustrating and hard work, in the end it is very rewarding work. Despite the feature being short, it is still really great and very interesting.
Special Feature: Making BAO short [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1] [6:02] Writer/Director Domee Shi talks about her wonderful work on the animated PIXAR short. Domee Shi informs us that the word BAO in Chinese can be said two ways, the first is “steam bun” and the other way is “something precious.” We get to meet Domee Shi’s Mom all the way from China who is visiting PIXAR Animation Studios and shows everyone how to make Chinese dumplings and is a great success. Contributors include: Rona Liu [Production Designer] and Ian Megibben [Supervising Technical Director].
Special Feature: Heroes & Villains [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1 / 2.39:1] [25:35] The cast and crew discuss the various characters in the animated film ‘INCREDIBLES 2,’ but what also you get to view are eight ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ cartoon characters and they are as follows: Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, The Parr Kids, Frozone, Edna Mode, Winston Deavor, Evelyn Deavor and Wannabes. As usual, you can watch each cartoon characters separately of Play All. Contributors include: Craig T. Nelson [Voice of Mr. Incredible], Sara Vowell [Voice of Violet], Alan Barillaro [Supervising Animator], Frank Abney III [Animator], Nicole Paradis Grindle [Producer], Brad Bird [Writer/Director], Holly Hunter [Voice of Elastigirl], Ted Mathot [Story Supervisor], Liz Bird [Brad’s Wife and Inspiration For Helen], Huckleberry Milner [Voice of Dash], Tony Fucile [Supervising Animator and Character Designer], Matt Nolte [Character Art Director], Samuel L. Jackson [Voice of Frozone], John Walker [Producer], Bryn Imagire [Shading Art Director and Costume Designer], Bob Odenkirk [Voice of Winston], Deanna Marsigliese [Character and Costume Designer], Catherine Keener [Voice of Evelyn], Ralph Eggleston [Production Designer], Sophia Bush [Voice of Voyd], Kevin O’Brian [Story Artist] and Paul Eiding [Voice of Reflux].
Special Feature: Vintage Feature: Here we get to view two separate special featurettes and they are as follows:
VINTAGE TOY COMMERCIALS
Mr. Incredible [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [0:32]
Elastigirl [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [0:32]
Frozone [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [0:32]
CHARACTER THEME SONGS
Mr. Incredible [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [0:32]
Elastigirl [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [0:32]
Frozone [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [0:32]
Special Feature: Deleted Scenes [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1 / 2.39:1] [39:44] Here we get to view ten deleted scenes from the ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ and they are as follows: Introduction, Suburban Escape, Kari Revisited, Return of the Supers, Chewed Out, Late Audition, Slow Day, Frozone and Honey, Restaurant Robbery, Fashion Show and Security Breakdown. As usual, you can either watch each deleted scene separately or Play All. Please Note: With each deleted scene we get an introduction from Brad Bird [Writer/Director] who explains why each deleted scene were not suitable to be included in the ‘INCREDIBLES 2.’
Special Feature: Trailers & Promos: Here we get to view two separate special featurettes and they are as follows:
TRAILERS
Powers – Global Teaser Trailer [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [0:56]
Family – Global Trailer [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [2:20]
Theatrical Payoff – Japan Trailer [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [2:00]
PROMO
Super Moments [2018] [1080p] [1.78:1] [4:03]
Sneak Peeks: Here we get to view two different trailers and they are as follows: Mary Poppins Returns [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [1:38]. Disneyland Paris 25th Anniversary [2018] [1080p] [2.39:1] [0:32]
PLUS: MAXIMISE YOUR HOME THEATER! Get the most out of your Home Theater by conducting the following instructions for some simple tests. Use the left and right arrows on your remote control for each test, which are as follows: 01. Getting Started. 02. Aspect Ratio and Framing. 03. Brightness. 04. Contrast. 05. Gamma. 06. Audio.
Finally, ‘INCREDIBLES 2’ is the rare sequel that lives up to everyone's massive expectations and delivers as much of the joy, pathos, and adventure as the original. Some critics and fans initially questioned the need for a sequel to ‘THE INCREDIBLES’ animated film from PIXAR, especially one that took more than a decade to produce. But director Brad Bird has struck magic once again with his exploration of contemporary family life via Superheroes and especially the animated film ‘INCREDIBLES 2.’ Brad Bird’s brilliant and adventurous animated film is nuanced on family life while remaining a hugely entertaining and often visually audacious PIXAR superhero animated film and is at the same time it is both Super and Subversive and this is the rare sequel that lives up to everyone's massive expectations and delivers as much of the joy, pathos, and adventure as the original PIXAR animated film. Very Highly Recommended!
Andrew C. Miller – Your Ultimate No.1 Film Aficionado
Le Cinema Paradiso
United Kingdom
