It's good, but not as good as it could have been.

Rating: 7/10 (7 July 2018)

The Good Stuff

Fantastic animation (No surprise here).
Great and creative fight scenes.
Voice acting was good for the most part. Elasti-Girl sounded a bit weird compared to her original debut and Mr. Incredible sounds like an old man now. Understandable because of the gap between movies but not enough of a distraction to be considered bad.

The Not So Good Stuff

I kinda wish they didn't start the movie exactly where the last one left off, but I understand why they did it. It develops the characters and narrative further so it will be easier for when and if they release another sequel.
Incredibly predictable plot. I know it's a kids movie but not all kids are stupid. You can see it from a mile away. They try to trick you at first but it lasts no longer than 5 minutes.
The villain, ScreenSlaver, is kinda dumb when you think about it. Why go through an elaborate ruse to gather all heroes to make them illegal when they are already illegal?!? What was the villain trying to accomplish? Why not work behind the scenes and keep them illegal? If the villain wanted to kill all heroes she had the perfect tool and most likely would have been successful if that's all she wanted to do. Also her reason for becoming a villain is stupid as hell. Her parents got killed by bad guys and the heroes didn't show up. That happens because heroes were illegal at the time so there was no way for them to know about it, let alone save them. So, her parents were killed because super heroes were illegal, but she still wants them to be illegal. WTF. Remember kids, this is a Disney movie so we can't have any logic, you understand?

Summary
I enjoyed this movie and I think most kids will as well. Not as good as the first but manages to get enough right for it to not be 'meh'. The only significant issue I had with the movie was with the villain as a whole because she was so much worse when you compare her to the previous villain, Syndrome. Other then that, I think Pixar put itself in a good position to make a better sequel if they decide to go that way. If so, I hope this is simple growing pains to get to the next big thing.