I have nothing to complain about this perfect sequel

Rating: 10/10 (23 June 2018)

Okay I admit, I am quite an easy-going consumer, but when it comes to "Incredibles 2', it convincingly earns my 10 stars.
The first thing that we have to talk about is the plot. The movie is nearly 2 hours long but it is so well written and skillfully paced that it barely feels like 30 minutes. I feel like though every scene is planned perfectly, nothing drags on for too long, nothing seems unnecessary, nothing is under-explained. Somehow "Incredibles 2" managed to be action packed but not shallow and quick paced but not rushed. Also regarding the plot twist, I like how it is predictable but it still leaves room for debate. I personally like movies where you feel like you know the answer, but then there'll be moments where you are not too sure, which in my opinion is more fun than movies that leaves you in the dark completely or those that are just too easy to guess. To sum up the point, if you like a movie that is exciting, lets you speculate a little and have some light humor thrown in here and there to make you smile, then the "Incredibles 2"'s plot is just perfect for you.
The thing that I must say I love most about this movie though is the portrayal of the characters. I did not re-watch "The Incredibles" before seeing this sequel in cinema, so I expected to have a hard time reconnecting with the characters, but somehow this movie has me fond of them within the first 15 minutes. The characters were all unique and in my opinion accurately presented. Violet did not follow the "typical moody/angsty teenage girl" cliche nor was she so mature that she couldn't possibly be a teenager. She was smart, cool, real and honestly very likable. Dash is crazy, no discussion. Bob is not perfect, a little too prideful sometimes but he tries his best for his family, like all good fathers. Helen honestly reminds me so much of my mom, and I like that because I think it is in a way more realistic. A lot of the time movies make us think that for a female to be "strong" she has to be emotionally detached and most "strong female figures" in popular movies don't seem to have any desire to start a family or contribute to one, and the ones that do are often the damsel in distress and never the star. I don't know about you, but most of the ladies that I know and love wants to become a mother and have their own family, and they are strong but also soft and caring at times. I like movies that show that ladies can be successful without having to lose certain traits that makes them compassionate human beings and "Incredibles 2" does a great job at this.
All in all, I love this movie and I would recommend it to almost anyone.