Slow & Predictable Not the Formula to Make It Incredible

Rating: 6/10 (16 June 2018)

Slow and predictable is not exactly the formula to make something "incredible". Fourteen years after the original was released, Incredibles 2 picks up where the prequel left off. This time, the supers find themselves in a position to come out of the shadows led by Elsatigirl.
Winston Deavor is the recruiter of the supers. Being a Disney/Pixar film, they gave him a Walt Disney (himself) look in a 1964 World's Fair Tomorrowland kind of way throughout his scenes and even in the monorail scene.
With Elastigirl off trying to 1) put the supers back on the public positive and 2) figure out who the Screenslaver (see the pun!); it was up to Mr. Incredible to become Michael Keaton's Mr. Mom. From teaching new math to Dash (which, the education system really has created new math somewhere in the past 20 years!), to fixing Violet's relationship to taming Jack-Jack, Bob Parr has officially met his match.
Throughout the film we are introduced to new supers along the way. Some with names, others, not so much. These events lead to a very predictable plot twist, but cool matchups of fight scenes.
Being a Pixar film, be on the lookout for a Hidden Mickey and the Pixar light! But overall, Incredibles were more normal and average than super.
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