Not bad, but could have been better.

Rating: 7/10 (9 August 2018)

First off, I love all the little touches they put into this movie. For example: at one point billionaire Winston Deavor offers to let the Parr family stay at the home of one of his billionaire friends who "needs to get away a lot". Although it's never specifically mentioned, it's Tony Stark's house from the Iron Man movies.
The plot actually works for this movie. Although a lot of people deride the fact that it's simply a gender-flip version of the original, it actually does bring Bob and Helen to think about how the other person felt in the first movie.
Furthermore, the plot goes a little deeper than standard superhero fare. The ScreenSlaver provides a vicious commentary on our social media society, and how we can become slaves to our technology without even realizing it.
With all that being said, the reveal of Winston's sister Evelyn as the villain was obvious since the first moment they appeared on the screen, and her motivations were not exactly clear. If this was all revenge for her father's death, why even do anything at all? If Helen hadn't stumbled into ScreenSlaver's lair, the plan would have failed.
All in all, a good movie, but they could have plugged a few holes.