To be clear, Evelyn doesn't hate supers because they didn't show up when her father tried to call them. She hates them because her father (and society at large) was so over-reliant on them that his first instinct when confronted with armed burglars was to try to call for two supers instead of going to the saferoom or contacting the police. She doesn't blame the supers for not saving him; she blames them for making him believe they could.
Actually this movie dosnt take place where the movie left off. Back in 2005 the released a game called incredibles rise of the underminer for the original Xbox witch was advertised as the official cannon sequal to incredibles. This means disney forgot about that game and made incredibles 2 a original film witch is why it's bad.
@@matheustran8009 yeah but if i hate that rescuing people from fire incident as a civilian is illegal , im gonna become a firemen ... not an arsonist XD
Being fair her gripe wasn’t that they went illegal necessarily.. it was that her father had every opportunity to take his and his wife’s safety in his own hands but instead chose to rely on someone else that proved to be undependable in that case. Her takeaway is that superheroes are essentially an unhealthy reliance for the common person and that (just like with the technology monologue) they keep us sedentary and isolated from our own capabilities. Therefore her plan is to sabotage her brother’s superhero reintroduction efforts to keep them out of public idolization forever for that purpose. The movie isn’t close to how good the original was by any means but the villains plan isn’t one of the areas where it falls short imo.
I remember how hyped I was for Screenslaver the first time I watched it. The monologue actually had a good point. The actual villain was so underwhelming I keep forgetting her name.
In a scene, it shows that elasticgirl's gifted suit was the only one that ripped, while Edna's suits were untouched. So Evelyn was trying to kill Elasticgirl from the beginning.
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I think the 3rd incredibles movie should be Pixar’s first rated R movie because guess what the kids who watched the original film are now adults just living their lives, it’s time for a change
I think the 2nd movie will always fall behind the first movie, but there is a difference between it was good but not good enough or its just bad. and this movie to me was good but not good enough to beat the first movie. not the worst sequel movie I've seen
I personally really like all of Pixar's sequels and prequels, but they just don't have the originally and charm that their predecessors do. The worst animated sequel in my opinion? Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2. My whole family and I loved the first movie, but were extremely disappointed by the sequel. 😅
I’ve seen the reviews for this movie that multiple UA-camrs have made. One of which was “The Unlucky Tug”, and I honestly believe that he’s true in what he’s listed. Minus some minor differences, both Incredibles 1 and 2 are the same movie with the parent roles swapped and the second movie’s villain’s motive being not good. Eveline just seemed to be another “twist villain” that just seems to be a normal trait in Disney movies. I would honestly agree that Incredibles 2 was Pixar’s laziest movie. Cars 2 may have been bad but it’s, at least, original in being a spy thriller. Incredibles just seem to suffer the same issue as Despicable Me in that they don’t age up the characters. The first two Despicable Me movies were great. The last two just seemed to miss the mark. If people think differently, that’s fine. It’s just a personal preference and opinion.
The problem with the Despicable Me franchise not aging up the characters is that it's clear a fair amount of time passes in between each movie, enough time for Gru to properly settle into his new role from the end of the previous movie of "Single Father of Three" and "Husband/International Super Spy" (TBH I stopped watching the Despicable Me franchise after Minions. I don't even know what DM4 is about). Incredibles 2 begins immediately after the end of the first one. Syndrome was probably defeated less than a month ago when the second movie begins. It would've been weird if the characters *did* get significantly aged up.
The flashing lights caused so much commotion. When it had it's theatrical run. They were constantly blinking during those scenes. Even though I'm not epileptic, it really hurted my eyes a bit when I went to see it. It was reported on the news and theaters had warnings posted in theater lobbies. It was pretty big deal. Thankfully when it was released on home media they removed the flashing lights but I have heard that some copies of the film still have the flashing lights.
My problem with the Incredibles 2 is how they handled the themes. Like, the first movie had Bob going through a midlife crisis and being unfaithful to his wife, as well as attempted suicide, superhero assassination, and just darker themes in general. The second one tried to supplant this with an overload of mild expletives.
@@lTWASNTAPHASEM0M Not Mr. Incredible. There was some random guy near the beginning of the movie jumping off a building that Mr. Incredible ended up saving (which made the guy mad and sued him for it).
The Dash disrespect in the early parts of this video is wild! Bro Dash is the homie and I don’t know how that little shit won the hearts of millions more so than his family LMAO!
a 3rd movie that brings back an alternate timeline variant of Syndrome that didnt have a cape and defeated the Incredibles Family, leading to him taking over the world. imagine him with his genious and gadgets coming back and knowing basically everything about all of them, and using a Future Version of Jack-Jack as his "Adopted" Super-powered son. that would be friggin EPIC!
2:07 Oop, the point about not seeing any people despite them being present would have made more sense & possibly the underminer being a murderer is not out of the question. 2:29 LOL loved the mole edit. Also, hearing Screen Slaver's insightful speech without having the action scene distracting from the message made me love the villain a million times more! Very cool movie reaction & great commentary!
I find it funny how at the end of the first movie The Underminer say he wants to declare "war on peace and happiness" but in the second movie he just robs banks 💀
That was stupid. They shouldn't have even included that fight. He was such a big threat; he was worth a whole movie. They should've either made him the villain, or just skipped it. It was originally just used to show the Incredibles will now fight together.
@@bowserbreaker2515 no offense but the Underminer seems like a villain of the week. While the main villain of this movie had a stupid motive, I doubt the Underminer would work any better imo
@@rickyronny4019 I don't think they should've even shown The Underminer. That scene at the end of the first movie just existed to show that the family is now fighting crime together.
@@bowserbreaker2515 eh idk and I don’t rlly mind. I do like how the second movie picks up where the second movie left off, it was fun to see more overall moments of the Incredibles family fighting together
@@rickyronny4019 The thing is, we only get to see the family fight together at the very end. This movie just repeated so many things from the original.
For jack jack's multiple powers, some people are saying its because of Bob or Helen have multiple powers. I was told that bob has super strength and invulnerability(because you can have strength and still get wounded) even though i thought it was more like how the thunderman's did it where their kid had multiple powers until the grow older and get stuck with one power
I think people forget that the last movie has a point where there is kind of a time jump. After they are done with syndrome they don’t really explain what happened almost directly afterwards and jump to the point where Dash is in the track race.
man incredibles 2 was actually the first ever incredibles movie i watched at my cousin's house, who let me borrow her laptop, i remember the movie ending and my mind just thinking how dope and awesome that movie was
An easy way to fix Evelyn's motivation is to just have her be angry at the government ban on superheroes, like her brother, but have a wildly more extremist way about doing things. Maybe she feels like trying to play PR Manager is too slow and ineffective when all it takes is another Underminer to tank all of their hard work, so she's going around playing Punisher or creating a bunch of technology to arm normal people so they can take the law into their own hands and defend themselves. It's still a bit too similar to Syndrome for my liking, but I feel like that at least gives her a more sensible motivation than just "I'm mad at superheroes for being outlawed."
@@rickyronny4019 think the darkness reality and how superhero life was treated like an actual job and what lifestyle it entails socially and politically. the DVD extras where you hear other supers talk they were directed to talk very casually like how gezerbeam talks how he must look away and it causes communication issues with significant others or how the thrilling three team failed because 2 of the members powers had restraint in effectiveness. in the 2nd movie the "make supers legal" and everything surrounding that but it's used in past tense mostly but you have other plot elements that more devoided by it
14:27 “long before time had a name the first spinjitzu master created ninjago with 4 elemental weapons but when he passed a dark presence sought out to collect them all so I sensei wu sought out 4 ninja to collect them first”
Yo darzi not sure if you remember but at the end of Incredibles 1 you can see that the public actually liked heroes again after they saved them from that big giant ball thing that syndrome made. That's why they appear friendly to the heroes in Incredibles 2 while the government didn't
The reason that they live in a motel suddenly is because they moved in before dashes track game, so when the second movie started they were already moved into the motel
If you really look at it, it's a reskin of the first film. Heroes made illegal, one joins this organization whilst the other stays at home, said organization contains the villain and the family works together to stop said villain.
Bob IS happy for his wife, and that's why he seems so aggressively jealous. He's pushing down his own feelings about wanting to be out there to support his wife
Brad Bird was always reluctant to make a sequel because he stated in an interview that he knew he could never top the first film; and he was right. Incredibles II isn't a bad movie (it has a lot of inconsistencies, like you pointed out), but it's nowhere near as good as the first film. It's clear that Disney pressured Bird to come up with a sequel.
12:46 What I'll say, is it actually seems to be a multi-layered issue in the Incredibles. Public hatred of supers was a thing of the past; it's implied that by the present day, there is a nostalgia for them. When Syndrome saves the baby, they're cheering for their return - and when the Parrs defeat the Omnidroid, there is universal appraise. As a result, it didn't feel too weird to me that Elastigirl receives this publicity, because it sees more like the train save is riding the wave of nostalgia set by the first movie.
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To be clear, Evelyn doesn't hate supers because they didn't show up when her father tried to call them. She hates them because her father (and society at large) was so over-reliant on them that his first instinct when confronted with armed burglars was to try to call for two supers instead of going to the saferoom or contacting the police.
She doesn't blame the supers for not saving him; she blames them for making him believe they could.
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@@The_Print-td4yh but he is right :d thats literally her entire point lmao
In Incredibles 1, their house got destroyed so it makes sense they're in a motel
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Actually this movie dosnt take place where the movie left off. Back in 2005 the released a game called incredibles rise of the underminer for the original Xbox witch was advertised as the official cannon sequal to incredibles. This means disney forgot about that game and made incredibles 2 a original film witch is why it's bad.
Disney always forgets something huh
Or, the game was either rendered non-canon or never canon in the first place.
How many people actually care about that game though? No wonder Disney forgot about it, I didn't even know it existed until you brought it up.
I mean they forgot slash abandoned Oswald the lucky rabbit is it really a surprise
@@TheRealDarziiI played I Lego game of it
3:46 the house blew up in the 1st movie because syndrome got his cape caught in the jet wings and the plane destroyed the house
You're so right. RIP house
ohhhh, thanks for the info
"I hate super heroes because them being super heroes was illegal ... so instead ill make them super villains , *YEAH THAT MAKE SENSE* "
Being a super hero is illegal. Nowhere in the law does it say being a super villain is illegal ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@matheustran8009 yeah but if i hate that rescuing people from fire incident as a civilian is illegal , im gonna become a firemen ... not an arsonist XD
Being fair her gripe wasn’t that they went illegal necessarily.. it was that her father had every opportunity to take his and his wife’s safety in his own hands but instead chose to rely on someone else that proved to be undependable in that case. Her takeaway is that superheroes are essentially an unhealthy reliance for the common person and that (just like with the technology monologue) they keep us sedentary and isolated from our own capabilities. Therefore her plan is to sabotage her brother’s superhero reintroduction efforts to keep them out of public idolization forever for that purpose. The movie isn’t close to how good the original was by any means but the villains plan isn’t one of the areas where it falls short imo.
@@shade7269thank u I was gonna comment this because I feel like he should’ve mentioned it
@@shade7269so basically it's like Nietzsche's God is dead?
You should definitely make a video on G-Force, that weird af Guinea Pig spy movie with robot blenders and a mole voiced by Nicholas Cage.
I barely remember that movie. Sounds insane
I used to love that movie as a kid, I was just obsessed with guinea pigs though
@@Candy_Kitsune same
The mole was voiced by Nick Cage?!
NICK CAGE VOICED SPECKLES?!
No one knew Jack-Jack had powers due to him showing off said powers a few hundred feet into the air, where it was very hard to see from the ground.
3:39 the house in the first movie was destroyed by syndrome
You’re so right. I forgot lol
Not bro putting out an incredibles video on the day they get added to fortnite
The best kind of RNG
People still play fortnite? Maybe the game isn't as dead as I thought
@@HolyNamedwhat do you mean it’s dead it’s very popular right now
@@rager-ol8ghFr it hasn’t been dead for like a year and a half
@@Pug_35 I know right
I watched this movie when it first came out and I completely forgot about the fact that screenslaver was spittin facts in that one speech at 15:00
Bro was waiting to spit fire the whole time
@@TheRealDarziithe fact that we are watching a video of a movie which explains the movie instead of watching the movie itself and understanding it
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I remember how hyped I was for Screenslaver the first time I watched it. The monologue actually had a good point. The actual villain was so underwhelming I keep forgetting her name.
I'm just thrown off by her name. Evelyn Deavor. Evil Endeavor. Like... bruh. Were they trying to be funny with that?
In a scene, it shows that elasticgirl's gifted suit was the only one that ripped, while Edna's suits were untouched. So Evelyn was trying to kill Elasticgirl from the beginning.
I think it just shows Edna make better quality suits
@@paradoxzee6834 that too
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3:46 Their house was destroyed at the end of the first movie, remember?
I admire the realism when frozone quit the scene when the cop show up 😂
0:50 of course I had to have soda in my mouth.
Edna and Frozone are the GOATs
Bob was genuinely happy for his wife and happy she was happy but didn’t know how to convey that hence him gritting through his teeth
my first time watching my reaction was "....... well atleast it was a FUN movie right?"
Thank you Darzii for reviewing this movie, i haven’t seen it in years 😎
Did it for you
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I think the 3rd incredibles movie should be Pixar’s first rated R movie because guess what the kids who watched the original film are now adults just living their lives, it’s time for a change
I think the 2nd movie will always fall behind the first movie, but there is a difference between it was good but not good enough or its just bad. and this movie to me was good but not good enough to beat the first movie. not the worst sequel movie I've seen
Still the worst PIXAR sequel, tho. Even Cars 2 was better.
@@AD240pCharlie true :3
I personally really like all of Pixar's sequels and prequels, but they just don't have the originally and charm that their predecessors do. The worst animated sequel in my opinion? Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2. My whole family and I loved the first movie, but were extremely disappointed by the sequel. 😅
@@kuyar_moonshadow0501yeah no. Toy Story’s sequels were way better imo
@@AD240pCharlie yeah that’s a reach. I prefer this movie way more
Honestly... the twist with the screenslaver actually got me
I’ve seen the reviews for this movie that multiple UA-camrs have made. One of which was “The Unlucky Tug”, and I honestly believe that he’s true in what he’s listed.
Minus some minor differences, both Incredibles 1 and 2 are the same movie with the parent roles swapped and the second movie’s villain’s motive being not good. Eveline just seemed to be another “twist villain” that just seems to be a normal trait in Disney movies. I would honestly agree that Incredibles 2 was Pixar’s laziest movie. Cars 2 may have been bad but it’s, at least, original in being a spy thriller.
Incredibles just seem to suffer the same issue as Despicable Me in that they don’t age up the characters. The first two Despicable Me movies were great. The last two just seemed to miss the mark.
If people think differently, that’s fine. It’s just a personal preference and opinion.
The problem with the Despicable Me franchise not aging up the characters is that it's clear a fair amount of time passes in between each movie, enough time for Gru to properly settle into his new role from the end of the previous movie of "Single Father of Three" and "Husband/International Super Spy" (TBH I stopped watching the Despicable Me franchise after Minions. I don't even know what DM4 is about).
Incredibles 2 begins immediately after the end of the first one. Syndrome was probably defeated less than a month ago when the second movie begins. It would've been weird if the characters *did* get significantly aged up.
The flashing lights caused so much commotion. When it had it's theatrical run. They were constantly blinking during those scenes. Even though I'm not epileptic, it really hurted my eyes a bit when I went to see it. It was reported on the news and theaters had warnings posted in theater lobbies. It was pretty big deal.
Thankfully when it was released on home media they removed the flashing lights but I have heard that some copies of the film still have the flashing lights.
My problem with the Incredibles 2 is how they handled the themes. Like, the first movie had Bob going through a midlife crisis and being unfaithful to his wife, as well as attempted suicide, superhero assassination, and just darker themes in general. The second one tried to supplant this with an overload of mild expletives.
wait he tried to commit?
@@lTWASNTAPHASEM0M I think he means the guy that was falling from the building in the early scene
@@lTWASNTAPHASEM0M Not Mr. Incredible. There was some random guy near the beginning of the movie jumping off a building that Mr. Incredible ended up saving (which made the guy mad and sued him for it).
The Dash disrespect in the early parts of this video is wild! Bro Dash is the homie and I don’t know how that little shit won the hearts of millions more so than his family LMAO!
a 3rd movie that brings back an alternate timeline variant of Syndrome that didnt have a cape and defeated the Incredibles Family, leading to him taking over the world.
imagine him with his genious and gadgets coming back and knowing basically everything about all of them, and using a Future Version of Jack-Jack as his "Adopted" Super-powered son. that would be friggin EPIC!
"who sill you be tonight? That's the question. Who will mr. Incredible be tonight? That's the question"
Saul Goodman being this rich guy honestly just made the movie better for me.
1:41 Drake would be The Underminor.
You know what... 😮
Your not wrong 😅
He would be the Onminor
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2:07 Oop, the point about not seeing any people despite them being present would have made more sense & possibly the underminer being a murderer is not out of the question. 2:29 LOL loved the mole edit. Also, hearing Screen Slaver's insightful speech without having the action scene distracting from the message made me love the villain a million times more! Very cool movie reaction & great commentary!
I find it funny how at the end of the first movie The Underminer say he wants to declare "war on peace and happiness" but in the second movie he just robs banks 💀
That was stupid. They shouldn't have even included that fight. He was such a big threat; he was worth a whole movie. They should've either made him the villain, or just skipped it. It was originally just used to show the Incredibles will now fight together.
@@bowserbreaker2515 no offense but the Underminer seems like a villain of the week. While the main villain of this movie had a stupid motive, I doubt the Underminer would work any better imo
@@rickyronny4019 I don't think they should've even shown The Underminer. That scene at the end of the first movie just existed to show that the family is now fighting crime together.
@@bowserbreaker2515 eh idk and I don’t rlly mind. I do like how the second movie picks up where the second movie left off, it was fun to see more overall moments of the Incredibles family fighting together
@@rickyronny4019 The thing is, we only get to see the family fight together at the very end. This movie just repeated so many things from the original.
For jack jack's multiple powers, some people are saying its because of Bob or Helen have multiple powers. I was told that bob has super strength and invulnerability(because you can have strength and still get wounded) even though i thought it was more like how the thunderman's did it where their kid had multiple powers until the grow older and get stuck with one power
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I think people forget that the last movie has a point where there is kind of a time jump. After they are done with syndrome they don’t really explain what happened almost directly afterwards and jump to the point where Dash is in the track race.
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man incredibles 2 was actually the first ever incredibles movie i watched at my cousin's house, who let me borrow her laptop, i remember the movie ending and my mind just thinking how dope and awesome that movie was
An easy way to fix Evelyn's motivation is to just have her be angry at the government ban on superheroes, like her brother, but have a wildly more extremist way about doing things. Maybe she feels like trying to play PR Manager is too slow and ineffective when all it takes is another Underminer to tank all of their hard work, so she's going around playing Punisher or creating a bunch of technology to arm normal people so they can take the law into their own hands and defend themselves. It's still a bit too similar to Syndrome for my liking, but I feel like that at least gives her a more sensible motivation than just "I'm mad at superheroes for being outlawed."
your editing flow is tuff my friend
Take a swig each time Darzii says "later that night" in this video LOL
Incredibles 1 and 2 are amazing movies hands down
Bob isn't toxic. He was THE superhero and he's been getting DUNKED ON for 2 movies now. He has yet to have his big moment 20 years into HIS franchise.
0:15 I love this meme😂
lol
It's a good video good work man
Jack-Jack vs. Raccoon is the best most epic yet hilarious fight ever in a movie.
THIS GUYS INCREDIBLY GOOD
ScreenSlaver had so much potential as a villain, if only they kept the original tone
What was the original tone?
@@rickyronny4019 think the darkness reality and how superhero life was treated like an actual job and what lifestyle it entails socially and politically. the DVD extras where you hear other supers talk they were directed to talk very casually like how gezerbeam talks how he must look away and it causes communication issues with significant others or how the thrilling three team failed because 2 of the members powers had restraint in effectiveness. in the 2nd movie the "make supers legal" and everything surrounding that but it's used in past tense mostly but you have other plot elements that more devoided by it
@@nightwish1453 can you shorten that pls?
@@rickyronny4019 just watch the dvd extras from the first movie. gives that edge 2 doesn't have
The slap on the wrist line from Violet has to be one of the most savage lines Pixar has written
Hilarious line 😂
10:14 Are you sure he wasn't an ipad kid watching coco melon
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Frozo for some reason I CAN'T unsee him as a human jazz from transformers
Winston leaves the server! Classic line! lol. great edit. well-done!
this man is underated bro his vids are so high quality! he deserves more subs
Seeing darzii grow in subscribers is really cool, it felt like just yesterday he was at 15k
4:39 BETTER CALL SAUL !!!!!
11 mins dayum this gonna be a good late night watch
I'm watching it at 1020am😮
Fun Fact: Jack-Jack got his name because he is the "Jack" of all trades since he has many different powers.
14:27 “long before time had a name the first spinjitzu master created ninjago with 4 elemental weapons but when he passed a dark presence sought out to collect them all so I sensei wu sought out 4 ninja to collect them first”
8:11 LOL
8:32 that hell house bit just gave me a flashback
Paused at 14:32 to laugh and still hasn't stopped laughing since, help I'm dying lol💀💀
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That is a strange screen saver
18:57 As soon as I heard spear of justice, I was filled with determination😂
Yo darzi not sure if you remember but at the end of Incredibles 1 you can see that the public actually liked heroes again after they saved them from that big giant ball thing that syndrome made. That's why they appear friendly to the heroes in Incredibles 2 while the government didn't
The reason that they live in a motel suddenly is because they moved in before dashes track game, so when the second movie started they were already moved into the motel
How is this man making videos better and better eveyday?
This man rivals the Microwave Society (that UA-cam group channel that reviews movies, plays video games, and review toy products.)
Finally,been waiting for this for a while
i honestly forgot this movie exsisted until this video poped up
After watching “The Incredibles,” when I watched the sequel, I thought to myself “it’s alright. But nowhere near as good as the original.”
Me too is just they can't find the perfect formula for a sequel
@@ntinosaggelopoulos6718honestly it’s a fun movie when you’re not constantly comparing it to the original lol, but yeah the first movie is better
If you really look at it, it's a reskin of the first film.
Heroes made illegal, one joins this organization whilst the other stays at home, said organization contains the villain and the family works together to stop said villain.
Bob IS happy for his wife, and that's why he seems so aggressively jealous. He's pushing down his own feelings about wanting to be out there to support his wife
@@dr.michaelpines.1803 good way to put it. I like it
14:27 “good evening everyone” 🤣💀💀
I only watched this movie because I was a big Incredibles fan as a kid, and yeah.. nothing was truly memorable from it
Good to see someone else who enjoys this movie 😂
How did I never catch that Bob Odenkirk voices Winston lmaoo
I feel like this movie lost like 1 year in development because of Toy Story 4, I could feel this movie is a first draft.
Then why wasn't Incredibles 2 delayed to after Toy Story 4's release?
@@KnightEclipser Disney is pretty greedy.
@EclipsingTN
Because they wanted yearly movie releases.
@@SonicPlayer2004And yet we didn't get a Pixar movie in 1996-1998, in 2000, in 2002, in 2005 or in 2014.
@EclipsingTNT
Yeah, it's stupid.
If they were willing to delay Good Dinosaur, why not Incredibles 2?
8:10 that explosion caught me off guard 💀
Dude when I was 11 in theaters when the jumps are of the screenslaver happened I jumped out of my seat in fear
6 years!? I remember seeing this in theater, damn
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1:09 you CANNOT do this to me, i am LITERALLY playing soulsilver right now on my 3ds. get out of my walls
Imagine being beaten up by a 1 year old
To be fair, that 1 year old has multiple superpowers, while Syndrome has none.
A metahuman 1 year old
Not like hes a normal 1 year old
Bro its crazy that incredibles 2 came out 6 years ago
Brad Bird was always reluctant to make a sequel because he stated in an interview that he knew he could never top the first film; and he was right. Incredibles II isn't a bad movie (it has a lot of inconsistencies, like you pointed out), but it's nowhere near as good as the first film. It's clear that Disney pressured Bird to come up with a sequel.
Wait... Incredibles 2 was already how long ago?
6 years ago mate because Pixar loves making movies not come out on time and 19 years later it comes out
Remember the Incredibles? The people were not angry in fact they were happy to see them.
This man😂 is the goat of exposing movies
I remember the movie being "eh..."
Channel is doing well!
This guys got the right idea
The movie is hated on way too much. While Incredible's 2 will never compare to the first, It is still a good movie. maybe like an 8/10
My super power is ADHD, no joke is a lake of energy!
10:56 who would win? A racoon that does nothing but steals garbage it's whole life, or, one super powered baby?
2:04 perhaps it was a Sunday while the bank was closed
12:46 What I'll say, is it actually seems to be a multi-layered issue in the Incredibles. Public hatred of supers was a thing of the past; it's implied that by the present day, there is a nostalgia for them. When Syndrome saves the baby, they're cheering for their return - and when the Parrs defeat the Omnidroid, there is universal appraise. As a result, it didn't feel too weird to me that Elastigirl receives this publicity, because it sees more like the train save is riding the wave of nostalgia set by the first movie.