I thought it was Incredible 2!

Rating: 10/10 (18 June 2018)

Being a 16-year-old, the Incredibles was a movie I grew up with. I watched it countless times, and when I saw this movie with my parents on Saturday, I was amazed by how good it was! I figured I simply must review it.
Obviously, the Incredibles 2 is a sequel and I usually have my doubts about sequels because it is very rare that they manage to be as good as the first movie. But, this sequel was almost as good as the original movie, if not, just as good as! Or maybe, just maybe even better. Wow! I was mindblown.
There are only two good animated sequels I can think of besides this one that are just as good as, if not better than their original, and they are: How to Train your Dragon 2 and Toy Story 2.
As mentioned before, I grew up watching the Incredibles and I would've been thoroughly disappointed to see a weak sequel to this film, and I was worried that could potentially happen after watching weak sequels Cars 2 and Cars 3 which were honestly... the worst of Pixar.
Not only does this movie have you sitting on the edge of your seat in suspense, it is also charming as it has great family messages and is funny at all the right moments.
(WARNING: Big spoiler for this next part) I think that the new villain Evelyn Deavor/Screenslaver is very evil and mysterious, which is a good thing, of course. She has an interesting motive as well: trying to make sure supers stay illegal because the public reply too much on them, which is how her parents died. I personally loved that plot twist!
What I also found very cool and different was that Evelyn used her very advanced techno-skills to create Screenslaver and a hypnosis effect that can "enslave" anyone, including supers. The black and white strobing make these scenes extra intense to watch in the dark cinema (which I would not recommend to people with epilepsy and seizures).
It was something different to put Helen/Elastigirl in the spotlight for this movie, and it was cool to see it. The family moments in this movie were charming as well as funny. Violet is having relationship issues with her almost-boyfriend, Tony Rydenger, after Rick Dicker erased his memory of seeing her in her super suit out of fear that her and her family's cover was blown. While dealing with this, Bob also has to help Dash with his homework while Helen is, of course, out saving the world. On top of this, Bob discovers that Jack-Jack has powers, and several of them, too. That baby has plenty of screentime and he deserves it, too. The people in the cinema loved it.
Overall, Incredibles 2 is just as super and incredible as the original, maybe even more so! It's a little more dark, intense and mature than the first movie, but still charming and funny. I agree with the reviews: It was worth the 14-year-wait.
Pixar, you've done it again!