A Good Long-Awaited Sequel

Rating: 9/10 (2 June 2019)

The Incredibles was a good Pixar film, and when I heard of this sequel, I was hyped. Picking up immediately where the first film ended, after being arrested battling the Underminer, with the destruction causing the Superhero Relocation Program being shut down, Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, and Frozone are invited by Winston Deavor, a wealthy businessman who is a superhero fan, who wants the three's help to re-legalize Supers. Elastigirl is put in the front line first, as she is the least destructive, and Mr. Incredible becomes a stay-at-home dad, especially when Jack-Jack, the baby of the family, is developing his powers.
While I have heard complaints about feminist messages and such, but I don't care about political messages. Besides, Mr. Incredible is okay with it, as he tells Elastigirl to go and do the job Winston gave her so their kids (Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack) can have the choice. Also, he does his best to be a good father while Elastigirl's away fighting crime, so basically, it's saying anyone can be anything, regardless of their gender.
The main cast from the first film returns, with the exception of Dash, who has been recast due the VA from the first movie hitting puberty. The new characters are awesome, and the story is good, with a huge twist to the villain I will not spoil. This is how a sequel is done, and is recommended.