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SYNOPSIS
Helen is called on to lead a campaign to bring Supers back, while Bob navigates the day-to-day heroics of "normal" life at home with Violet, Dash, and baby Jack-Jack - whose superpowers are about to be discovered. Their mission is derailed, however, when a new villain emerges with a brilliant and dangerous plot that threatens everything. But the Parrs don't shy away from a challenge, especially with Frozone by their side; that's what makes this family so Incredible.
CAST
Craig T. Nelson
Voice
As Mr. Incredi...
Holly Hunter
Voice
As Elastigirl ...
Huck Milner
Voice
As Dashiell Pa...
Catherine Keener
Voice
As Evelyn Deavor
Samuel L. Jackson
Voice
As Lucius Best...
Eli Fucile
Voice
As Jack-Jack Parr
Sophia Bush
Voice
As Voyd
Jonathan Banks
Voice
As Rick Dicke
Brad Bird
Voice
As Edna Mode
Bob Odenkirk
Voice
As Winston Deavor
CREW
BMS Reviewer
Verdict: The incredible Parr family is back and it’s like they never left. 14 years was a long wait for The Incredibles sequel. And in Incredibles 2, our favorite superhero family, the Parrs, pick up just minutes after we left off in the first film. With over a decade of waiting, we couldn`t be more excited to find out what writer-director Brad Bird had to offer this time around. What`s Incredib...
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The Times of India
Although they saved the city of Metroville, superheroes are still decommissioned. After their home was destroyed, the Parr family is given a new lease of life when theyre approached by wealthy siblings Winston (Bob Odenkirk) and Evelyn Deavor (Catherine Keener). Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) is tasked with being the new face of superheroes in the hopes of restoring their legal status. To support her, Mr Incredible (Craig T. Nelson) takes on the responsibility of looking after the kids at home, which proves to be quite the handful. To make matters worse, the mind-controlling villain Screenslaver threatens the city.
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Hindustan Times
While it might not be as emotionally powerful as some of Pixars best films, Brad Bird gives us a spectacular superhero alternative to the insane stakes of Avengers: Infinity War.
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Firstpost
It is not often that a sequel that arrives after 14 long years would actually be worth the wait. Incredibles 2 not only works as a nostalgia trip for fans of the original but also a worthy follow up, especially considering the superhero genre is currently beyond saturation point. It is also a nice and quick return to form for director Brad Bird after the disastrous Tomorrowland.
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Rediff
The silver screen is reporting so much superhero activity these days, it`s almost as if no other kind of movie gets made any more. Summers are especially crammed and enthusiasm wears thin. Just then something like Incredibles 2 comes along and breaks through the monotony with its quick-witted action and glorious, good old-fashioned, fun.
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Filmfare
It`s incredible that the first Incredibles came out in 2004. That`s 14 years ago. However, as we watch the sequel, there is no time lag ever. It`s like we`ve never left. In fact, the end scene of the last film becomes the starting point of the sequel. It helps that everyone is on the same page. Holly Hunter is still voicing Helen Parr/Elastigirl, Craig T Nelson is still voicing Bob Parr/ Mr Incredible, Sarah Vowell is still Violet and Samuel L Jackson is still the voice of Lucius Best/Frozone. The only change is that Dash is voiced by new actor Huck Milner.
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Rajeev Masand
Whod have thought that in a film packed with thrilling James Bond-style set pieces featuring runaway trains and helicopter rescues, the most memorable action scene would turn out to be one involving a little baby and a raccoon? But this is Incredibles 2, and that is no ordinary baby. Just ask the poor raccoon.
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