A sequel from the Franchise that asks us to love the 1%

Rating: 5/10 (16 July 2019)

(the better people) Smart presentation of the theme. With text and subtext. Almost everytime the movie talks about how special the superheroes are, we can replace that with the 1%.
The villain of the movie shows how fake is the reasoning that the superheroes help the rest with their existence (superheroes are the 1%) and they need rules for themselves. The villain says that we (normal people) don't experience life and give up our liberties, freedom and consume the real thing from the safety of our homes, watching the screens (All true in real life, and I'm as guilty as anybody), while the 1% makes the decisions, have power and do and experience for real whatever they want. . The villain is the one that doesn't like the 1% (superheroes).
While by text, the movie shows that all the superheroes (1%) want, is "being treated fairly". They want the rest to adapt to their exceptionalism "for the betterment of the world" (if nobody sees the "don't put taxes on us and we would create jobs", then what can I do? Because it is obvious to me).
Besides that, the problem with this movie is that is boring. The lead character was Elastigirl this time. But they didn't go all the way. In the first one, we saw mr Incredible sad and depressed. So the scenes that weren't funny, had a lot of weight, which translated to the story rather well once it picked up the pace.
Here, Elastigirl doesn't have much of an arc. She was a bit indecisive at times, but, just in a few scenes, and it didn't impact the movie. The story was clichÃ© as eff (the dad doesn't know how to do the mommy duties, while the mom was being held back by the antiquated stereotypes of having to stay home, but she's as good or better than the dad at everything).
It's so.... boring. Violet's arc was so teen angs lame. Dash didn't have an arc (not even a short one) in this one. Tooooooo much focus on the baby with a gazillion of pathetic jokes (I don't think I laugh/chuckle once in the entire movie).
So yeah, the animation improved and it was great, and the action was super fun. But what made the Incredibles better than the rest just wasn't there in this one.