There was originally going to be a scene at the beginning where the heroes held a funeral for Gazerbeam and the others killed by Syndrome in the first movie. It was unfortunately cut for time, but a rough animatic can be found online. I really wish they'd kept it in.
There was also a scene showing Honey hiding Frozone's supersuit when the underminer shows up, but they cut it because they liked the mystery of not knowing what Honey looked like
@jordanwolfson8378 right?! That would've been such a good scene to add. But nooo, we absolutely need a fight scene between Jack Jack and a raccoon. Sure it's a fun scene, but it doesn't feel necessary when they already had several scenes of Jack Jack showing off his powers and the family's reactions to it all.
@DanGamingFan408 And the scene probably was also cut because who else would’ve attended the funeral? Winston and Evelyn. The film made it look like Evelyn didn’t know about Gazerbeam’s death or that it was Syndrome who caused his death. That knowledge of his death should’ve made her not go on that villainous path. Then again, would the knowledge change anything?
Another reason they didn’t want Mr. Incredible leading the project is because he’s the main reason Supers were made illegal to begin with. That’s literally how the first movie opened.
Yeah. He saved a man who didn't want to be saved, causing him to sue Mr Incredible. And the train situation didn't help his case. He must have been hated in the superhero community.
@Hsple0 He might also feel a little guilty, since most of them probably also wished to relive the old days of being a superhero, and the the fact that they all died cause some fanboy was butt hurt.
So there's an interesting theory out there that during the restaurant scene in the monsters inc movie when someone says to a reporter "the child was flying around blasting stuff with its laser vision", that was actually jack jack who briefly teleported into the monsters dimension at that moment. I mean that description makes absolutely no sense for boo in that movie, but we literally see jack jack doing all those things here and we know he can teleport into dimensions and return
@@christianaguiare544 maybe it isn't jack-jack...he's not the only child who is a super, there could be a large number and the myths about human children in the Monsters Inc universe comes from them encountering supers kids
The driver who says "You're my biggest fan" is voiced by Usher. Also, remember that Jack-Jack doesn't like the glasses because he saw the movie with the robber villain in the bandit mask (which is also why he started fighting the raccoon).
also he saw his mom take them off and crush them with her shoe and then immediately went after another pair. But i think the first time was because he couldn't see his mother's eyes.
My headcannon is that Jackjack keeps his powers, but chooses to follow in Auntie Edna's footsteps of becoming a designer! The fact that he can stress test the fabrics himself is a plus! I also like the idea that, some 20ish years in the future, some crook supers try to rob a fashion show, only for the guest judge Jackjack to trounce ALL of them, without even creasing his suit!
That would be so cool, someone also said that edna might have the ability to look forward in time, thats why she never puts capes in her designs, this is a pretty powerful power and so is jack jack, yet they choose to put their efforts into creation not fighting.
There’s something I don’t think gets talk about enough. Every superhero had to go into hiding, but only one of them had to deal with the fact that he was basically responsible for superheroes being made illegal. It all started with Mr. Incredible saving one guy who didn’t want to be saved. So Bob not only misses the action but he probably feels guilty for putting all his friends out of work. Which also means he probably feels guilty for Gazerbeam and all the other heroes Syndrome killed.
Not only would he feel guilty about that but Syndrome is literally the kid Mr. Incredible basically told to f*** off so he probably also thinks that he created the villain who killed all of his friends too.
A small detail I love about these movies is that confidence and creativity are major factors in utilizing your powers to their fullest extent. They hinted at it with Violet failing to make a large enough force field in the first movie, but they also show it here with Voyd. When she's herself, she's clearly very nervous and insecure about proving herself in front of her hero, so she makes a lot of clumsy mistakes. But when she's being hypnotized by Evelyn, she uses her portal powers EXTREMELY competently and in ways we don't see once she's back to normal.
Also i will give bob credit imagine getting to live your dream WITH your family only to be told "no only your wife". He handled it the best he could and even Helen understands his personality to see he's being genuine. They love each other and it has been a hard day for him.
You must remember Bob is the reason supers were made illegal. So it makes sense their not starting with him. Bobs feelings are understandable but his behavior with Helen is still not good
@@tannerfromhighschool9731 But Helen saw him attempting to encourage her to go for it and openly cringed while amused at his attempts. That's a clear sign that in their marriage, despite being a flawed attempt, Helen can tell 100% Bob is being sincere and not just the bitter fake husband that overly negative critics make him out to be.
@@tannerfromhighschool9731well yeah it makes sense, which is why he conceded. But we spent a whole movie showing how out of place he feels when he’s not allowed to be a Super Hero - it’s what he’s good at. Imagine being amazing at something, and loving doing it, and then suddenly not being allowed to do it because one time you saved a guy who turned around and ruined your life to make cash off of you. It makes sense he’s bitter about it, and you can’t help how you feel. Feeling jealous when Helen is given the go ahead before him is natural…. Buuuut he was still supportive of her and encouraged her to go do it. Sure it was SORT of because he wanted the chance to get back into action himself, but she also WANTED to but held back because of her responsibilities, and ultimately he agreed to take the more tedious job that he struggled to settle down into so she could go and do it.
@tannerfromhighschool9731 people keep pointing to the first movie but everyone needs to remember that attempting to commit suicide is illegal specifically so measures taken to stop it are allowed such as entering a premises without a warrant. The injuries acquired are less than death so should be considered a net positive. Also the collateral damage argument? I argue that Bomb Voaiage caused more than Bob did. Sstdid underminer when digging up through that parking lot he destroyed the infrastructure and many peoples cars. All Bob really caused was a bit of damage to city hall and some damage to a couple of buildings that probably amounted to less than Underminer did simply digging under and through the city.
Bob IS proud and happy for his wife, but he desperately wants to be back on the field too and THAT is what hes having issues with repressing to let his wife have her time in the spotlight.
@@piusdoe8984 He's shown TRYING to hold back his own desire to be the one out being a hero, but never once does it imply he's not happy or proud of his wife. I see why people think that's the case but putting more thought into it makes that not make sense.
1:08:42 Remember that Elastigirl is a trained pilot, she absolutely knows about hypoxia and was trained to do specific things in such situations. She only pretended to be absolutely clueless.
In all fairness to Mr. Incredible, he never says "Women should stay at home and I'm the man so I should be out working." It's just that he really wants to be a superhero again and right now he can't be. He wants to be the one taking care of the family not because of gender roles but because he feels that's his responsibility. I'm honestly shocked that Disney didn't try to pull that stunt in this day and age
@@tannerfromhighschool9731bit late but I think it's about intention. He's not saying he wants his wife to be at home because she's a woman it's because he want to be out there too, preferably with his wife.
@@tannerfromhighschool9731but he doesn't even necessarily want her home, he just REALLY wants to be out there, doesn't mean how he's behaving was ok but I think it was more just jealousy that he couldn't go do all the cool stuff he'd missed so much and also the struggles of being a stay at home dad
@@LXW-ArtsThe first movie was primarily focused on Bob, and mostly from Bobs’ perspective, while also making sure his family didn’t feel too side-character. This movies’ focus is primarily Helen, while Bob takes a bit of a backseat this time, and still not making the family feel too pushed in the background. No one has forgotten Elasticgirls scenes, they’re arguably some of the most memorable scenes in the movie.
The moment they mentioned the last name for the brother I was trying to figure out what the first word was code for or implying😅 Clicked right away after hearing her name.
Wow. Even I do not know how I missed that until literally right now…. And I saw this movie in theaters, in 3-D and in the original strobe light effects!
I agree. Yeah he might’ve been jealous but he even said he has to be better so Helen can do better. Being a stay at home parent was a new experience for him and Helen never had to deal with Jack Jack’s powers on top of that. He grew to love the experience of bonding with his kids anyway and supported Helen.
Because he's Mr. Incredible like he said. Gave himself the best name because he thought he had the greatest power and thought he can handle everything life throws at him.
@@moviemakr3938 The first movie literally showed him stopping a car chase while saving a cat, stopped a man from commiting suicide, stopped bomb voyage, saved buddy from a bomb, stopped a train, ALL IN ONE AFTERNOON BEFORE HIS WEDDING. Like cmon give him credit where it's due, he's actually incredible
Love the little detail of Frozone giving Elastigirl a supportive little punch on the shoulder when Winston says she should take the lead. Not a moment of hesitation.
There was a theory going on when the movie first came out that the house the Incredibles lived in, the one that Winston loaned to them, once belonged to Syndrome -- because of the whole "belonged to an eccentric billionaire who liked to come and go as he please without being seen" thing, it might be a stretch but personally, I'd like to believe it could be
@Shadic0699 he was a weapons designer for the government, most likely, given he boasted of it in film one. However, we don't often see the military use them, so which government is hard to tell
@@cjnewman7550 oh, thank you - it’s a Kamen Rider!persona a friend drew for me a decade ago, I thought it would make a cool icon. Your icon is cute too ^^
@lilacangelblue2404 he does specify during his monolog that he kept his best inventions for himself. It could be a case where he designs a weapon or defense system but doesn't sell the design until he has already designed a countermeasure or a better version.
Brad Bird actually really didn’t want to make a sequel. He loves sequels but felt it might cheapen the story if it had sequels for the sake of sequels rather than a story. It took 10+ years before he caved
Something interesting about Bob being jealous of Helen, when she rescued everybody by stopping the train, she got cheered for it, while when Bob did it heroes went illegal and everybody blamed him for their injuries so...
Yup, Bob stops a train, Supers become illegal and a supervillian that killed some of his closest friends comes to power. Helen stops a train and is cheered on and becomes one of the reasons Supers can start being public again.
Before this movie even came out I remember so many of us figuring out Evelyn Deavor, was the twist villain because her name is literally “Evil Endeavor”
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command made fun of this before the FIRST Incredibles even came out! Warp Darkmatter: My name is DARKMATTER, it shouldn't have been a surprise.
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command made fun of this before the FIRST Incredibles even came out! Warp Darkmatter: My name is DARKMATTER, it shouldn't have been a surprise.
I’m actually hoping he’s the villain of the likely inevitable 3rd movie because Bob and Helen caudal too much so he grows up entitled. Age everyone up 10-15 years, have the parents TRY to stop him but can’t, leaving it to Dash and Violet who succeed. I think that’s a really good way to extend this world.
It’s funny how in the first Incredibles all the heroes had to go into to hiding, so I’m wondering how the giant fucking owl man was able to live a normal life at all
As an actual attempt to guess. Apart from doing some low type of job like a circus freak(no offense to people who did that) I would think he would become what would be considered back then, a burden to his family. Similar to disabled people, if he was lucky he would have family essentially care for him. He would not be able to go to work or be in public. So his family would support him. Maybe he chose to be a stay at home type, cleaning and minding household stuff. Doing what he can for his family while he hid from the world.
You guys are way too hard on Mr. incredible. This is a guy who has been struggling for the last 15 years having to hide the core piece of his identity and then in a span of less than 6 months he got to experience being a hero again, only to have it immediately ripped away. Not only that but he was THE Superhero in his era. To suddenly get told that you aren’t wanted after thinking you were finally going to be able to come out of the shadows is just a gut punch.
@@sortastupidHe was feeling conflicted about everything that’s transpired and had lead to this moment of his life. The guilt, the envy, everything. He feels like he’s supposed to be the good guy, but not getting to be the good guy. Not to mention that he is being put in the situation of a Mr Mom for three kids. One of which is a complete unpredictable wild card!
@@sortastupidhe didn’t really act negatively at all though, yeah he felt certain ways but none of us can help how we feel, especially in the heat of the moment. he did right when it counted and thats all anyone can ask of anyone, he supported his wife in front of and behind her back while still learning to accept and grow for his wife and family
Gazerbeam wasn’t dead when he was called, he died not too long before Mr Incredible was called to fight the omnidroid the first time. Syndrome had to have time to build his company by the time he killed his first hero and he went through dozens improving the omnidroid, leading up to Gazerbeam. Gazerbeam simply didn’t answer his hotline because he wasn’t allowed to be a super hero. The death of Winston’s father probably tore him up inside
I imagine many of us thought eh Underminer would be a one-off villain they defeat off screen but no he actually gets away with it and made it worse for the Supers to do any work. I also didn’t expect a sequel to pick up exactly where the first movie picked off. 😅
The thing with Bob, is that he spent 15 years LONGING to get back out there in a job he hated and Helen spent the last film telling him “No, it’s illegal” so it’s kind of a slap in the face that she gets to go out first. He IS happy for her, but he’s just annoyed that he’s STILL not back out.
i love how everyones name (at least the kids) are a representation of their powers: "mr. fantastic (strongman), elastigirl (is elastic), violet (becomes invisible like ultraviolet light), dash (fast boy), Jack-jack (jack of ALL trades, aka has a lot of powers). i love that little easter egg
Bob is taking alot of shit but you have to remember that Bob worked a soul sucking job for 15 years to support his family. A job I might add that actively went out of its way to hurt people which goes against everything he stands for. You can't ask a guy who lives and breaths being a superhero to be happy when they are told they aren't the best option to bring back superheroes. Yes, Bob need to get over it but its a process. Its also not like he isn't happy for his wife but its still painful to see her do everything he dreams about. Helen made her peace with never being a superhero again so of course she can move on but Bob never did.
@@LXW-Arts Yeah I always love that switch of in the beginning of the first movie. While I think Elastagirl was being sincere about her desire to keep fighting crime. I think Bob was kind of talking out of his ass to make himself sound more relatable.
But it's worth the argument to say that maybe she didn't really male her peace with it but was just expected to be a mom so she set it aside not really letting go of that want because you can see the vibrancy when she gets to get back out and be a superhero once more
@@mork4971 That is making your peace with it. She made a conscious decision to give up the hero life for her family. She could be doing the same thing Bob is doing. Being an auto pilot parent just pining for the glory days. Instead, she made a choice to move on to the next stage of her life. Bob feels more like the choice to move on was made for him (which it was by the government and having kids). Obviously he loves his family and took on a shit job to take care of them but at the end of the day all he wants is to be a hero again. Helen is living in the here and now while Bob is still living in the past. Helen said it best "Bob! This, our family is happening right now." Those are the words of someone who has accepted and embraced her life.
I get where Bob is coming from. He stops a train and unfortunately there are numerous casualties leading to supers being outlawed. Helen saves a train with no casualties, wins back public trust in supers. Bobs getting flashbacks just from a phone call.
I can see where Evelyn's coming from, but her plan makes no sense. She didn't really *need* to do anything to achieve her goal. Supers were already illegal, and her actions reversed that. The exact opposite of what she wanted. It's not well thought out at all. This movie definitely needed more time to go through another draft.
Ok so I wanted to make this clear. I think her plan DOES make sense. Her brother’s efforts were to restore faith in supers to make them legal again, but she didn’t want that and needed people to completely lose faith in them regardless of their protection. If she sat back her brother would simply go ahead with his plan to reignite the trust in heroes and legalize them and had the resources to do so no issue. So she stepped in to sabotage the effort by gaining their trust to bring them out, and then moved to publicly humiliate them by terrifying the public with them when she had them under her control. Where I think she lacks is her backstory. What would’ve strengthened her motivation is if her father inspired by the cartoons of their youth went to fight the robbers himself. And her brother thinks similarly. If that were the case, she would have much more justifiable anger at the heroes impact on the public and give rise to her screenslaver persona which is anti screens and how the public believes everything they see on screen. She has clearly argued many times with her brother over this subject and her desperation to suppress his trust would check. Did it need a better explanation and need a BIT more elaboration? Yes. But VERY little about her needed to change.
Her brother is my only guess, or else she wouldn't have done this. He probably came up to her with the idea of making Heroes legal again and she would rather have them seen as villains and terrorists than anything else. So she manipulated his idea of having them seen as heroes, let him make them legal again, then mind control them and make them unredeemable therefore proving her point. It makes sense. They'd definitely never recover again.
I think it's because her brother would have made it happen even without her. Also, the reason supers were illegal was because they caused more problems, but if she shows them becoming not just a problem but a threat, that's worse for the heroes.
Yeah, I think it wouldve be better if the movie started with the public opinion of supers changing to the point of almost de-criminalicing it. That way her plan wouldve made more sence. Mask herself as part of an organization that wants that to happend, but also creating a villan (specially one that targets the common people) that would make it seem like a bad idea. The screenslaver wouldve work much better if it showcased more the fact that most of the time, just by existing, superheros justify the existence of supervillains.
Yeah, gotta feel bad for him. Any man forced to be a stay at home dad while his wife is not only the bread winner, but also living out his dream is just pitiful.
I actually prefer the design of Jack Jack’s demon form in the first movie than in this one. It looks more menacing and the purple coloring in the second one always seemed off to me.
The true villain of this movie is the guy who sued them in the first movie. The supers would've never been illegal all because he stop him from committing suicide
@mirandamartin4001 Basically, I'm saying if he didn't try to commit suicide Mr. incredible would've never found bomb Vonage and incred boy wouldn't have the bomb on him that fell on the track
things i love about this movie are: there was a cut scene in the intro that would have depicted a memorial service for the heroes killed by syndrome in the first movie, focusing mostly on Gazerbeam. In it, it's revealed that Mr Incredible, along with Frozone, introduced Gazerbeam to the superhero life almost as their protige, and that bob came up with the name Gazerbeam himself. The scene was cut for time, but you can still find rough drafts of it on youtube and i highly recommend watching them. bob is refused the opportunity to bring heroes back because he was literally the person that caused supers to become illegal in the first place (on top of him bulldozing everything in his path) faced with the threat ofmind-controlled supers, frozone brings the incredibile, a cold computer that can't be fooled by mind control liek bob was, to rescue the kids. jack-jack's powers coincide with what it's like to have a baby
You guys need to cut Bob some slack. Super business was his dream and now he’s been pushed back on the sidelines again for the good of his family. His kids are driving him to sleep deprivation so I don’t think it’s fair to call him selfish at all
Calling someone who’s acting selfish, selfish is absolutely fair. That being said everything you also said is valid, that doesn’t change the fact that he was acting selfish
The only weird trivia I have about this movie is that on release, they had to give a warning about flashing lights on the mind control scenes, because it could trigger epileptic events. I believe they fixed it in theaters after a few weeks and it was fixed on DVD release. It's funny how the first movie opened with Elastigirl saying something like, leave saving the world to the men? I don't think so. Then the second movie's A plot was basically that.
I saw this movie opening weekend before the flashing lights warning was made a thing , and while I’m not epileptic, I do suffer from frequent migraines. So while I absolutely loved this movie, my head was hurting so bad when I left the theater. And yeah, that second part is interesting, but it really makes me wonder what they’re going to do with the third one
Something that's always funny to me is how the Pixar sequel that had the longest wait time since the original was the only one that literally picks up where the first one left off lol.
The dementia 113 is actually an Easter Egg. If you see on the right side the A is black to separate it from the other letters. The studio always puts A-113 somewhere in their movies as it’s a reference to a classroom at California Institute of the Arts. In the first movie the secretary told Mr Incredible to wait for the boss in room A113
I think that Evelyn's plan would make more sense if she wanted to kill all Supers instead of wanting to keep them illegal. Hopefully "Incredibles 3" does the franchise justice.
I feel like after being rushed by Disney brad wouldn't have accepted it without pre-planning for potential cuts unless he was under contract with making TWO sequels for them.
@@Dr.HooWho I agree it wasn't as it's my favorite of the two...but Disney rushing the movie kept it from being as great as it could have been. We were supposed to actually SEE Galbacki and Honey as characters in the film which leaves me frustrated that they were part of the chopping block victims...
I love that considering every pixar movie is linked together in some way, if you rememebr the first short with the babysitter and jack-jack disappears to another dimension - link that with what happened to the monsters in town with Monsters Inc. and you get the link!
Looking back it’s clear how much this movie got screwed over by corporate interference, this movie was pushed up so Toy Story 4 could have another year in the oven
@@sortastupid Yeah but the stuff you’re “calling him out on” is wrong. It’s not being sensitive, it’s just people calling you out. You gotta be willing to just humble up and and acknowledge when you’re wrong guys.
It’s not “wrong” you just disagree on a subjective and not objective thing. Sounds like you need to humble up and acknowledge when you’re being so sensitive you can’t handle someone else having a differing opinion
This movie was fun but it’s main issue is how it backtracks on a lot of the character development from the first movie and rehashes a lot of the same plot points.
so I think that this supposed new superpower of violet that is shown in the beginning of the movies to destroy falling down debris is actually her force field powers she just used her force field as a projectile
I love watching Bree be quietly proud of the boys for getting where Helen is coming from lol then having it instantly dashed by the baby battle royale pitch XD
I Especially like this movie for elastagirl because she’s the definition of flexible, being able to do multiple things at once having multiple hats as a mother with multiple kids, a super hero handling things delicately under pressure, flying a plane, riding a bike etc.
17:54 I also think Bob suffers some kind superiority complex because he has powers. That’s why he suffers so much from a mundane family life, part of it is he knows he can be doing more and saving people and he should but when it’s illegal, he’ll take any chance or opportunity to use his powers again even if it’s breaking the law because he’s has powers so no one can really touch him and he probably applies the same to anyone with powers.
I know this is kinda random, but Jack-Jack's powers remind me of the polymorph powers in Divinity Original Sin 2. As well as the "Apotheosis" skill. I don't know if Jack-Jack would really be considered a polymorph, though.
Y'all keep giving Bob crap for "being selfish" and not being happy about Helen getting the opportunity to do this, but, it's fully understandable because not only does he not get the chance to actually do what he wanted to do for years,but also has to deal with not only having to deal with having to take care of the kids, and having to deal with taking care of a kid who keeps getting new powers that can quite possibly unalive him and the others. He also has to deal with the fact that one if the people who keot telling to stop trying to be a hero for years gets the chance to be a hero in the public's eyes. Also, he's obviously trying to be better/good at supporting her despite how hard it is for him. Also, I have a theory that government secretly sey uo everything to make the supers stop being supers because if you think about it, it makes no sense that some random dude was able to even sue a super if they had the government backing them, let alone win a case against a super period. It also makes mo sense for others to be able to not only sue, but also win against the other supers besides Mr. Incredible.
The woman on the left, I’m sorry for not knowing ur name bc I found this channel recently but I really really love that shirt. I remember in elementary school on library day, the librarian would gather us around and turn off enough lights to make it dim in the room and picked students to say a random page number and she would read it to us
I love how watching the robber on screen with the eye mask, and the subsequent fight with the raccoon because it had the matching eye mask, really sets up Jack Jack to be major against the glasses in any form. That poor raccoon caught a stray beating because he happened to watch a movie about a robber.
I love that funny video online of Violet having the water come out her nose and it pauses with a bamboo hat on her and it’s Sensei Wu from Lego Ninjago talking lol
Saw this movie in theaters and had the worst migraine after for hours because the flashing was SO MUCH WORSE. Glad they toned it down for the home release.
Everyone finds out Jack-Jack has powers Laser eyes, multiplying, floating in air, copying, Combustion as in fire to cool him down foam, demon, and going through walls. 1:05:24 Gee I thought he would want the Cookie num num even if he's big.
Bob wasnt being selfish, imagine how it must feel to see someone you know live your dream, even if it is someone you love, you support them doing it but still, you wish so badly that it was you
The reason it took so long is bc A. it's an animated movie, and it takes years to just animate all the models. B. the actors may have committed themselves to other projects, and until they were free of those obligations, they wouldn't be able to record the voice lines.
Actually the main reason is that Pixar wanted to avoid doing sequels for the longest time but because of the success of Toy Story 3 they backtracked on that idea
Violet's reaction to Tony being their waiter is what me and my friends call the "nose hose" reaction. It happens all the time to us when we tell each other jokes. Just one of many great scenes in a great movie
Well I've heard this discussion before about how much better elastigirl is than Mr incredible he is all about the brute strength she is more about the finesse because she can't just go in there full bore she has to be a little bit more tactical which is why her approach is a lot softer touch than his is
Bob doesn't suck. He's obviously down to support his wife but he feels the call of hero work. It what he's been wanting since the first movie and now after saving the city from Syndrome, he has to go back to the way things were.
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There was originally going to be a scene at the beginning where the heroes held a funeral for Gazerbeam and the others killed by Syndrome in the first movie. It was unfortunately cut for time, but a rough animatic can be found online. I really wish they'd kept it in.
There was also a scene showing Honey hiding Frozone's supersuit when the underminer shows up, but they cut it because they liked the mystery of not knowing what Honey looked like
They had all those years and cut this scene because of TIME?! Jeez, what a horrible decision by the execs.
@jordanwolfson8378 right?! That would've been such a good scene to add. But nooo, we absolutely need a fight scene between Jack Jack and a raccoon. Sure it's a fun scene, but it doesn't feel necessary when they already had several scenes of Jack Jack showing off his powers and the family's reactions to it all.
@DanGamingFan408 I see you on like 90% of the stuff I watch. Good seeing you again! Lol
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And the scene probably was also cut because who else would’ve attended the funeral? Winston and Evelyn. The film made it look like Evelyn didn’t know about Gazerbeam’s death or that it was Syndrome who caused his death. That knowledge of his death should’ve made her not go on that villainous path. Then again, would the knowledge change anything?
Another reason they didn’t want Mr. Incredible leading the project is because he’s the main reason Supers were made illegal to begin with. That’s literally how the first movie opened.
Yeah.
He saved a man who didn't want to be saved, causing him to sue Mr Incredible. And the train situation didn't help his case.
He must have been hated in the superhero community.
@Hsple0 He might also feel a little guilty, since most of them probably also wished to relive the old days of being a superhero, and the the fact that they all died cause some fanboy was butt hurt.
He wasn't the only reason, he was just the first to get sued, and it opened the floodgates. It wasn't his fault
@@Colayith Tbf if it wasnt for him there woulnt be anyother cases.
But yeah its not just his faults
@skywalkerjohn8965 I mean someone else would have gotten sued eventually. Also, how dogshit was Bob's lawyer?
"MATH. IS. MATH!!!"
I'm only 24 and I feel that. 💜
Your pfp is really cute
Same here
Teacher: "He didn't get the answers as shown in the lesson plan. It doesn't matter if he still got them right."
Teen Me: "THAT'S FUCKING STUPID!!!"
Same and I’m 25!
@@silverblade357 In the words of Joker, "'Draw a picture to explain your answer'? WHO GIVES A SHIT?!"
So there's an interesting theory out there that during the restaurant scene in the monsters inc movie when someone says to a reporter "the child was flying around blasting stuff with its laser vision", that was actually jack jack who briefly teleported into the monsters dimension at that moment. I mean that description makes absolutely no sense for boo in that movie, but we literally see jack jack doing all those things here and we know he can teleport into dimensions and return
Holy mother of god!
Tbf I always took that as him exaggerating cuz he’s on tv but yeah I see your point.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Jack Jack could be toxic, his powers are practically infinite
@@christianaguiare544 maybe it isn't jack-jack...he's not the only child who is a super, there could be a large number
and the myths about human children in the Monsters Inc universe comes from them encountering supers kids
I don't care if it's canon or not, I absolutely love this!
The driver who says "You're my biggest fan" is voiced by Usher. Also, remember that Jack-Jack doesn't like the glasses because he saw the movie with the robber villain in the bandit mask (which is also why he started fighting the raccoon).
also he saw his mom take them off and crush them with her shoe and then immediately went after another pair. But i think the first time was because he couldn't see his mother's eyes.
Wait, was it really Usher?!
My headcannon is that Jackjack keeps his powers, but chooses to follow in Auntie Edna's footsteps of becoming a designer! The fact that he can stress test the fabrics himself is a plus!
I also like the idea that, some 20ish years in the future, some crook supers try to rob a fashion show, only for the guest judge Jackjack to trounce ALL of them, without even creasing his suit!
omg YES! This needs to be cannon! I can see it happening, and JackJack's just standing on stage all cocky and proud🤭
I have the head canon that Edna ends up leaving Jackjack everything in her will because only he deserves it
That would be so cool, someone also said that edna might have the ability to look forward in time, thats why she never puts capes in her designs, this is a pretty powerful power and so is jack jack, yet they choose to put their efforts into creation not fighting.
@@Michelle-s2z6l I like this theory, but the big part of the "no capes" thing is because it was her designs that got capped supers killed, I think.
There’s something I don’t think gets talk about enough. Every superhero had to go into hiding, but only one of them had to deal with the fact that he was basically responsible for superheroes being made illegal. It all started with Mr. Incredible saving one guy who didn’t want to be saved. So Bob not only misses the action but he probably feels guilty for putting all his friends out of work. Which also means he probably feels guilty for Gazerbeam and all the other heroes Syndrome killed.
Not only would he feel guilty about that but Syndrome is literally the kid Mr. Incredible basically told to f*** off so he probably also thinks that he created the villain who killed all of his friends too.
A small detail I love about these movies is that confidence and creativity are major factors in utilizing your powers to their fullest extent. They hinted at it with Violet failing to make a large enough force field in the first movie, but they also show it here with Voyd. When she's herself, she's clearly very nervous and insecure about proving herself in front of her hero, so she makes a lot of clumsy mistakes. But when she's being hypnotized by Evelyn, she uses her portal powers EXTREMELY competently and in ways we don't see once she's back to normal.
she needs to play Portal
She’s like The Spot in spider-verse.
Minus the going above and beyond to be more than the villain of the week.
I really like Violet in this movie, she went from shy and reserved in the first movie to being outspoken and confident in this one.
She sucked and did a complete 180
Violet became such a mood too. That’s what I like about her.
And when it really counts, being the leader of the Super Kids!
Also i will give bob credit imagine getting to live your dream WITH your family only to be told "no only your wife". He handled it the best he could and even Helen understands his personality to see he's being genuine. They love each other and it has been a hard day for him.
You must remember Bob is the reason supers were made illegal. So it makes sense their not starting with him. Bobs feelings are understandable but his behavior with Helen is still not good
@@tannerfromhighschool9731 But Helen saw him attempting to encourage her to go for it and openly cringed while amused at his attempts. That's a clear sign that in their marriage, despite being a flawed attempt, Helen can tell 100% Bob is being sincere and not just the bitter fake husband that overly negative critics make him out to be.
@@tannerfromhighschool9731well yeah it makes sense, which is why he conceded.
But we spent a whole movie showing how out of place he feels when he’s not allowed to be a Super Hero - it’s what he’s good at. Imagine being amazing at something, and loving doing it, and then suddenly not being allowed to do it because one time you saved a guy who turned around and ruined your life to make cash off of you.
It makes sense he’s bitter about it, and you can’t help how you feel. Feeling jealous when Helen is given the go ahead before him is natural…. Buuuut he was still supportive of her and encouraged her to go do it.
Sure it was SORT of because he wanted the chance to get back into action himself, but she also WANTED to but held back because of her responsibilities, and ultimately he agreed to take the more tedious job that he struggled to settle down into so she could go and do it.
Also, the fact that he's being told to just sit around and not do what he wants, while everyone else gets to do what they want.
@tannerfromhighschool9731 people keep pointing to the first movie but everyone needs to remember that attempting to commit suicide is illegal specifically so measures taken to stop it are allowed such as entering a premises without a warrant. The injuries acquired are less than death so should be considered a net positive. Also the collateral damage argument? I argue that Bomb Voaiage caused more than Bob did. Sstdid underminer when digging up through that parking lot he destroyed the infrastructure and many peoples cars. All Bob really caused was a bit of damage to city hall and some damage to a couple of buildings that probably amounted to less than Underminer did simply digging under and through the city.
Bob IS proud and happy for his wife, but he desperately wants to be back on the field too and THAT is what hes having issues with repressing to let his wife have her time in the spotlight.
Being a hero is the only thing he is good at in life as far as he see's it, he wants to help people. I get why he'd be impatient.
Being Super is thrilling but also having to be a father is a bit of a struggle.
Just like with Fantastic Mr Fox.
Like he said, he's "Mr. Incredible."
@@piusdoe8984 What's shown can be interpreted differently though.
@@piusdoe8984 He's shown TRYING to hold back his own desire to be the one out being a hero, but never once does it imply he's not happy or proud of his wife. I see why people think that's the case but putting more thought into it makes that not make sense.
1:08:42 Remember that Elastigirl is a trained pilot, she absolutely knows about hypoxia and was trained to do specific things in such situations. She only pretended to be absolutely clueless.
In all fairness to Mr. Incredible, he never says "Women should stay at home and I'm the man so I should be out working." It's just that he really wants to be a superhero again and right now he can't be. He wants to be the one taking care of the family not because of gender roles but because he feels that's his responsibility. I'm honestly shocked that Disney didn't try to pull that stunt in this day and age
So its only bad if he says women should stay at home? 😂 he's behavior still wasn't good
@@tannerfromhighschool9731bit late but I think it's about intention. He's not saying he wants his wife to be at home because she's a woman it's because he want to be out there too, preferably with his wife.
But he is taking care of his family by being at home
No normal man is going to be ok sitting around the house while his wife is the bread winner.
@@tannerfromhighschool9731but he doesn't even necessarily want her home, he just REALLY wants to be out there, doesn't mean how he's behaving was ok but I think it was more just jealousy that he couldn't go do all the cool stuff he'd missed so much and also the struggles of being a stay at home dad
It took way too long to realize her name was literally Evil endeavor. Elastigirl getting a chance to be in the spotlight and she deserves it
I realized it as soon as she said her name when I first saw the movie. It really spoiled the surprise.
@@LXW-ArtsThe first movie was primarily focused on Bob, and mostly from Bobs’ perspective, while also making sure his family didn’t feel too side-character. This movies’ focus is primarily Helen, while Bob takes a bit of a backseat this time, and still not making the family feel too pushed in the background. No one has forgotten Elasticgirls scenes, they’re arguably some of the most memorable scenes in the movie.
I was today years old. Although in my defense I'd never really paid attention to their surname before
The moment they mentioned the last name for the brother I was trying to figure out what the first word was code for or implying😅 Clicked right away after hearing her name.
Wow.
Even I do not know how I missed that until literally right now….
And I saw this movie in theaters, in 3-D and in the original strobe light effects!
Bob wasn't being selfish, he was having emotions. It's fine to feel jealous and have negative emotions, it's how you act that makes you a good person.
I agree. Yeah he might’ve been jealous but he even said he has to be better so Helen can do better. Being a stay at home parent was a new experience for him and Helen never had to deal with Jack Jack’s powers on top of that. He grew to love the experience of bonding with his kids anyway and supported Helen.
Because he's Mr. Incredible like he said. Gave himself the best name because he thought he had the greatest power and thought he can handle everything life throws at him.
@@moviemakr3938I mean he did So that's the point
@@moviemakr3938 The first movie literally showed him stopping a car chase while saving a cat, stopped a man from commiting suicide, stopped bomb voyage, saved buddy from a bomb, stopped a train, ALL IN ONE AFTERNOON BEFORE HIS WEDDING. Like cmon give him credit where it's due, he's actually incredible
@@moviemakr3938 lol what are you on about? Does Superman have an ego because he has super in his name?
Love the little detail of Frozone giving Elastigirl a supportive little punch on the shoulder when Winston says she should take the lead. Not a moment of hesitation.
There was a theory going on when the movie first came out that the house the Incredibles lived in, the one that Winston loaned to them, once belonged to Syndrome -- because of the whole "belonged to an eccentric billionaire who liked to come and go as he please without being seen" thing, it might be a stretch but personally, I'd like to believe it could be
Y’know I never thought about what civilian persona Syndrome might’ve had. I kinda want that story now.
@Shadic0699 he was a weapons designer for the government, most likely, given he boasted of it in film one. However, we don't often see the military use them, so which government is hard to tell
@Imaginationdiva016 cute profile pic, what is it?
@@cjnewman7550 oh, thank you - it’s a Kamen Rider!persona a friend drew for me a decade ago, I thought it would make a cool icon. Your icon is cute too ^^
@lilacangelblue2404 he does specify during his monolog that he kept his best inventions for himself. It could be a case where he designs a weapon or defense system but doesn't sell the design until he has already designed a countermeasure or a better version.
Brad Bird actually really didn’t want to make a sequel. He loves sequels but felt it might cheapen the story if it had sequels for the sake of sequels rather than a story. It took 10+ years before he caved
It's mainly because disney wanted to have something to release during the summer because toy story 4 got delayed
He was right, tho
@@c.j.dandyflipper4814 the movie ain't that bad
@@c.j.dandyflipper4814its still good
@@c.j.dandyflipper4814tell that to the billion dollars
"With properties of rubber and gum!"
Said the man wearing the Gum Gum Fruit shirt.
HA!
Ha!
*Schwing!*
Something interesting about Bob being jealous of Helen, when she rescued everybody by stopping the train, she got cheered for it, while when Bob did it heroes went illegal and everybody blamed him for their injuries so...
Yup, Bob stops a train, Supers become illegal and a supervillian that killed some of his closest friends comes to power. Helen stops a train and is cheered on and becomes one of the reasons Supers can start being public again.
Before this movie even came out I remember so many of us figuring out Evelyn Deavor, was the twist villain because her name is literally
“Evil Endeavor”
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command made fun of this before the FIRST Incredibles even came out!
Warp Darkmatter: My name is DARKMATTER, it shouldn't have been a surprise.
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command made fun of this before the FIRST Incredibles even came out!
Warp Darkmatter: My name is DARKMATTER, it shouldn't have been a surprise.
Imagine how OP Jack Jack would be if he learned to master all of his powers. What would his Hero Name be?
Jack of all Jacks. XD
Jack of all trades? Lol
All-Might
@@abbeyrickardsdottir5229not gonna lie, that's literally his powers, jack of all trades
I’m actually hoping he’s the villain of the likely inevitable 3rd movie because Bob and Helen caudal too much so he grows up entitled. Age everyone up 10-15 years, have the parents TRY to stop him but can’t, leaving it to Dash and Violet who succeed. I think that’s a really good way to extend this world.
It’s funny how in the first Incredibles all the heroes had to go into to hiding, so I’m wondering how the giant fucking owl man was able to live a normal life at all
Well it isn't his fault that he's an owl, as long as he ain't heroing
Danny Devito physiology
@@neonplural "going into hiding"
bro just worked from home💀💀
As an actual attempt to guess. Apart from doing some low type of job like a circus freak(no offense to people who did that) I would think he would become what would be considered back then, a burden to his family. Similar to disabled people, if he was lucky he would have family essentially care for him. He would not be able to go to work or be in public. So his family would support him. Maybe he chose to be a stay at home type, cleaning and minding household stuff. Doing what he can for his family while he hid from the world.
Fun fact, Violet's Hair color is the superhero version of ginger hair which happens due to the recessive gene
What do you mean?
Yeah, I need context here
Amazing that Violet, the one who can turn invisible at will, was the one that got seen with the mask off.
You guys are way too hard on Mr. incredible. This is a guy who has been struggling for the last 15 years having to hide the core piece of his identity and then in a span of less than 6 months he got to experience being a hero again, only to have it immediately ripped away. Not only that but he was THE Superhero in his era. To suddenly get told that you aren’t wanted after thinking you were finally going to be able to come out of the shadows is just a gut punch.
It’s absolutely a gut punch, he still acted like a jackass at multiple times. Both can be true and both are
@@sortastupidHe was feeling conflicted about everything that’s transpired and had lead to this moment of his life. The guilt, the envy, everything. He feels like he’s supposed to be the good guy, but not getting to be the good guy. Not to mention that he is being put in the situation of a Mr Mom for three kids. One of which is a complete unpredictable wild card!
@@sortastupidhe didn’t really act negatively at all though, yeah he felt certain ways but none of us can help how we feel, especially in the heat of the moment. he did right when it counted and thats all anyone can ask of anyone, he supported his wife in front of and behind her back while still learning to accept and grow for his wife and family
@@sortastupid agree to disagree
But he was the one who said he wanted to settle down and have a family
Gazerbeam wasn’t dead when he was called, he died not too long before Mr Incredible was called to fight the omnidroid the first time. Syndrome had to have time to build his company by the time he killed his first hero and he went through dozens improving the omnidroid, leading up to Gazerbeam. Gazerbeam simply didn’t answer his hotline because he wasn’t allowed to be a super hero. The death of Winston’s father probably tore him up inside
I imagine many of us thought eh Underminer would be a one-off villain they defeat off screen but no he actually gets away with it and made it worse for the Supers to do any work. I also didn’t expect a sequel to pick up exactly where the first movie picked off. 😅
Ngl I expected the underminer to show again at the end like the first movie, would have been hilarious imo
The thing with Bob, is that he spent 15 years LONGING to get back out there in a job he hated and Helen spent the last film telling him “No, it’s illegal” so it’s kind of a slap in the face that she gets to go out first. He IS happy for her, but he’s just annoyed that he’s STILL not back out.
I love when they were trying to set up the baby gladiators. "Now, you can say no, but..." "I have been saying no"
"...and feel free to say 'no'..."
"I have"
"...hear me out..."
"You can say it, doesn't mean I'm taking it for an answer"
i love how everyones name (at least the kids) are a representation of their powers: "mr. fantastic (strongman), elastigirl (is elastic), violet (becomes invisible like ultraviolet light), dash (fast boy), Jack-jack (jack of ALL trades, aka has a lot of powers). i love that little easter egg
Bob is taking alot of shit but you have to remember that Bob worked a soul sucking job for 15 years to support his family. A job I might add that actively went out of its way to hurt people which goes against everything he stands for. You can't ask a guy who lives and breaths being a superhero to be happy when they are told they aren't the best option to bring back superheroes. Yes, Bob need to get over it but its a process. Its also not like he isn't happy for his wife but its still painful to see her do everything he dreams about. Helen made her peace with never being a superhero again so of course she can move on but Bob never did.
@@LXW-Arts Yeah I always love that switch of in the beginning of the first movie. While I think Elastagirl was being sincere about her desire to keep fighting crime. I think Bob was kind of talking out of his ass to make himself sound more relatable.
But it's worth the argument to say that maybe she didn't really male her peace with it but was just expected to be a mom so she set it aside not really letting go of that want because you can see the vibrancy when she gets to get back out and be a superhero once more
@@mork4971 That is making your peace with it. She made a conscious decision to give up the hero life for her family. She could be doing the same thing Bob is doing. Being an auto pilot parent just pining for the glory days. Instead, she made a choice to move on to the next stage of her life. Bob feels more like the choice to move on was made for him (which it was by the government and having kids). Obviously he loves his family and took on a shit job to take care of them but at the end of the day all he wants is to be a hero again. Helen is living in the here and now while Bob is still living in the past. Helen said it best "Bob! This, our family is happening right now." Those are the words of someone who has accepted and embraced her life.
Jack Jack has as many powers as he has because he’s a JACK of all trades. That’s why he’s named that.
56:27: In that moment, Ruff became the dad who is stressed. Bree became the mom who's seen this all before, and Erik and Boom became fussy babies
I get where Bob is coming from. He stops a train and unfortunately there are numerous casualties leading to supers being outlawed. Helen saves a train with no casualties, wins back public trust in supers. Bobs getting flashbacks just from a phone call.
Was there casualties from Bob’s train rescue? I don’t remember there being any
@@the_witty_king yeah there was a class action with about 25 in a courtroom drawing picture in the movie.
@@knightangel2190I recall those being injuries, not deaths.
Jack Jack is a little Chaos King. Hell is raining down and he's getting passed around like a football... and he's just giggling away! Chaos King.
I can see where Evelyn's coming from, but her plan makes no sense. She didn't really *need* to do anything to achieve her goal. Supers were already illegal, and her actions reversed that. The exact opposite of what she wanted. It's not well thought out at all. This movie definitely needed more time to go through another draft.
Hopefully the incredibles 3 will be better
Ok so I wanted to make this clear. I think her plan DOES make sense. Her brother’s efforts were to restore faith in supers to make them legal again, but she didn’t want that and needed people to completely lose faith in them regardless of their protection. If she sat back her brother would simply go ahead with his plan to reignite the trust in heroes and legalize them and had the resources to do so no issue. So she stepped in to sabotage the effort by gaining their trust to bring them out, and then moved to publicly humiliate them by terrifying the public with them when she had them under her control.
Where I think she lacks is her backstory. What would’ve strengthened her motivation is if her father inspired by the cartoons of their youth went to fight the robbers himself. And her brother thinks similarly. If that were the case, she would have much more justifiable anger at the heroes impact on the public and give rise to her screenslaver persona which is anti screens and how the public believes everything they see on screen. She has clearly argued many times with her brother over this subject and her desperation to suppress his trust would check.
Did it need a better explanation and need a BIT more elaboration? Yes. But VERY little about her needed to change.
Her brother is my only guess, or else she wouldn't have done this. He probably came up to her with the idea of making Heroes legal again and she would rather have them seen as villains and terrorists than anything else.
So she manipulated his idea of having them seen as heroes, let him make them legal again, then mind control them and make them unredeemable therefore proving her point. It makes sense. They'd definitely never recover again.
I think it's because her brother would have made it happen even without her. Also, the reason supers were illegal was because they caused more problems, but if she shows them becoming not just a problem but a threat, that's worse for the heroes.
Yeah, I think it wouldve be better if the movie started with the public opinion of supers changing to the point of almost de-criminalicing it. That way her plan wouldve made more sence. Mask herself as part of an organization that wants that to happend, but also creating a villan (specially one that targets the common people) that would make it seem like a bad idea. The screenslaver wouldve work much better if it showcased more the fact that most of the time, just by existing, superheros justify the existence of supervillains.
Them losing the tab while the movie was still playing was too funny
Bob is a little jealous but he is still trying to be the stay at home parent so Helen can be a hero, you guys were being too harsh on him.
Helen did it
Yeah, gotta feel bad for him. Any man forced to be a stay at home dad while his wife is not only the bread winner, but also living out his dream is just pitiful.
@@PettyCrow-n9c missing the point big time, not a good look on ya
The Incredibles: "You love to see my original story?"
The Incredibles 2: "Want to see me do it again?"
I actually prefer the design of Jack Jack’s demon form in the first movie than in this one. It looks more menacing and the purple coloring in the second one always seemed off to me.
33:31 Bob gets more development than Helen in both movies. Also Jesus dude how some empathy. Saving people is literally his purpose in life.
The true villain of this movie is the guy who sued them in the first movie. The supers would've never been illegal all because he stop him from committing suicide
It wasn’t just him. The people on the train also sued. Even if he hadn’t, the others probably would have caused it
@mirandamartin4001 Basically, I'm saying if he didn't try to commit suicide Mr. incredible would've never found bomb Vonage and incred boy wouldn't have the bomb on him that fell on the track
55:32 *Yes.* It was. He was a hero. He’s used to saving the day, which is the right thing to do.
"Is she having adolescence?"
things i love about this movie are:
there was a cut scene in the intro that would have depicted a memorial service for the heroes killed by syndrome in the first movie, focusing mostly on Gazerbeam. In it, it's revealed that Mr Incredible, along with Frozone, introduced Gazerbeam to the superhero life almost as their protige, and that bob came up with the name Gazerbeam himself. The scene was cut for time, but you can still find rough drafts of it on youtube and i highly recommend watching them.
bob is refused the opportunity to bring heroes back because he was literally the person that caused supers to become illegal in the first place (on top of him bulldozing everything in his path)
faced with the threat ofmind-controlled supers, frozone brings the incredibile, a cold computer that can't be fooled by mind control liek bob was, to rescue the kids.
jack-jack's powers coincide with what it's like to have a baby
You guys need to cut Bob some slack. Super business was his dream and now he’s been pushed back on the sidelines again for the good of his family. His kids are driving him to sleep deprivation so I don’t think it’s fair to call him selfish at all
Calling someone who’s acting selfish, selfish is absolutely fair. That being said everything you also said is valid, that doesn’t change the fact that he was acting selfish
@@sortastupid There’s a huge difference between acting selfish and being selfish
lol
Helen dealt with this for years tbh
@@mork4971 I don’t see anyone calling her selfish
I love the part where Jack Jack got his new speech powers and went "Hey guys! My powers are Incredibles too!" and they all lived happily ever after.
The only weird trivia I have about this movie is that on release, they had to give a warning about flashing lights on the mind control scenes, because it could trigger epileptic events. I believe they fixed it in theaters after a few weeks and it was fixed on DVD release. It's funny how the first movie opened with Elastigirl saying something like, leave saving the world to the men? I don't think so. Then the second movie's A plot was basically that.
I saw this movie opening weekend before the flashing lights warning was made a thing , and while I’m not epileptic, I do suffer from frequent migraines. So while I absolutely loved this movie, my head was hurting so bad when I left the theater. And yeah, that second part is interesting, but it really makes me wonder what they’re going to do with the third one
43:41 Thats one way to clear your sinuses 😂😂😂
Did you mean sense's
Something that's always funny to me is how the Pixar sequel that had the longest wait time since the original was the only one that literally picks up where the first one left off lol.
Seeing you guys laugh and enjoy yourselves makes my day so much better. Love this franchise so much. Thank you for reacting!
The dementia 113 is actually an Easter Egg. If you see on the right side the A is black to separate it from the other letters. The studio always puts A-113 somewhere in their movies as it’s a reference to a classroom at California Institute of the Arts.
In the first movie the secretary told Mr Incredible to wait for the boss in room A113
I think that Evelyn's plan would make more sense if she wanted to kill all Supers instead of wanting to keep them illegal.
Hopefully "Incredibles 3" does the franchise justice.
I feel like after being rushed by Disney brad wouldn't have accepted it without pre-planning for potential cuts unless he was under contract with making TWO sequels for them.
What do you mean justice, the second movie wasnt even bad
@@Dr.HooWho I agree it wasn't as it's my favorite of the two...but Disney rushing the movie kept it from being as great as it could have been. We were supposed to actually SEE Galbacki and Honey as characters in the film which leaves me frustrated that they were part of the chopping block victims...
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I love that considering every pixar movie is linked together in some way, if you rememebr the first short with the babysitter and jack-jack disappears to another dimension - link that with what happened to the monsters in town with Monsters Inc. and you get the link!
“BECAUSE I’M FORMULATING, OK?!”
Looking back it’s clear how much this movie got screwed over by corporate interference, this movie was pushed up so Toy Story 4 could have another year in the oven
And even so toy story 4 managed to screw everthing lol
I thought toy story 4 had a different team doing it? So pixar was just one team doing one project at a time?
Way to make something completely up lol
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Violet shooting water out of her nose was comedy gold. I burst out laughing over their reactions
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just watched your reaction to the first one about an hour ago. The absolute TIMING
In regards to giving the child a sword for content, in the words of Grunkle Stan: “Children fighting, I can sell this.”
19:45 Boom must have subconsciously remembered Gruncle Stan because he straight up suggested Baby Fights.
Why they being such dicks toward Bob? Dude is trying his best.
We aren’t, just calling him out on stuff. People just being hella sensitive in the comments
Because he deserved it.
@@sortastupidnah facts😂😂😂😂
@@sortastupid Yeah but the stuff you’re “calling him out on” is wrong. It’s not being sensitive, it’s just people calling you out. You gotta be willing to just humble up and and acknowledge when you’re wrong guys.
It’s not “wrong” you just disagree on a subjective and not objective thing. Sounds like you need to humble up and acknowledge when you’re being so sensitive you can’t handle someone else having a differing opinion
This movie was fun but it’s main issue is how it backtracks on a lot of the character development from the first movie and rehashes a lot of the same plot points.
Boom how do you feel about Mommy “Rhea Ripley”
Mami
so I think that this supposed new superpower of violet that is shown in the beginning of the movies to destroy falling down debris is actually her force field powers she just used her force field as a projectile
You guys are my fav RUclipsrs I was laughing the whole time, just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate them. ❤❤
I love watching Bree be quietly proud of the boys for getting where Helen is coming from lol
then having it instantly dashed by the baby battle royale pitch XD
I Especially like this movie for elastagirl because she’s the definition of flexible, being able to do multiple things at once having multiple hats as a mother with multiple kids, a super hero handling things delicately under pressure, flying a plane, riding a bike etc.
My guess for the plot twist was that the Deavors were causing the crimes for Elastigirl to solve in order to try to bring back the supers
some say that Evelyn Deavor is such a great villain you cann read the "EVILNESS" in her name lol
“damn slay queen girl boss. brat summer” cracked me up!
17:54 I also think Bob suffers some kind superiority complex because he has powers. That’s why he suffers so much from a mundane family life, part of it is he knows he can be doing more and saving people and he should but when it’s illegal, he’ll take any chance or opportunity to use his powers again even if it’s breaking the law because he’s has powers so no one can really touch him and he probably applies the same to anyone with powers.
Giving children swords to battle with at the park Sorta sounds like a Stupid idea.
I know this is kinda random, but Jack-Jack's powers remind me of the polymorph powers in Divinity Original Sin 2. As well as the "Apotheosis" skill.
I don't know if Jack-Jack would really be considered a polymorph, though.
Y'all keep giving Bob crap for "being selfish" and not being happy about Helen getting the opportunity to do this, but, it's fully understandable because not only does he not get the chance to actually do what he wanted to do for years,but also has to deal with not only having to deal with having to take care of the kids, and having to deal with taking care of a kid who keeps getting new powers that can quite possibly unalive him and the others. He also has to deal with the fact that one if the people who keot telling to stop trying to be a hero for years gets the chance to be a hero in the public's eyes. Also, he's obviously trying to be better/good at supporting her despite how hard it is for him. Also, I have a theory that government secretly sey uo everything to make the supers stop being supers because if you think about it, it makes no sense that some random dude was able to even sue a super if they had the government backing them, let alone win a case against a super period. It also makes mo sense for others to be able to not only sue, but also win against the other supers besides Mr. Incredible.
The woman on the left, I’m sorry for not knowing ur name bc I found this channel recently but I really really love that shirt. I remember in elementary school on library day, the librarian would gather us around and turn off enough lights to make it dim in the room and picked students to say a random page number and she would read it to us
her name is Bree just incase you still needed to know.
Sorta stupid makes sense when they shit on mr incredible the way they do
I need to understand,as a woman myself,what is wrong in the minds of the people that think Bob is bad! Cure yourself guys,also in the comments!
I wonder how fast jack jack will finish all his chores when he grows up hahaha
I love how watching the robber on screen with the eye mask, and the subsequent fight with the raccoon because it had the matching eye mask, really sets up Jack Jack to be major against the glasses in any form. That poor raccoon caught a stray beating because he happened to watch a movie about a robber.
56:25 Certified Spaceballs moment
Edna Mode is LEGENDARY in this movie! Is she not top tier Pixar characters of all time?
I love that funny video online of Violet having the water come out her nose and it pauses with a bamboo hat on her and it’s Sensei Wu from Lego Ninjago talking lol
Omg this is the earliest I've been to a video, I just watched the first incredibles reaction yesterday!
Saw this movie in theaters and had the worst migraine after for hours because the flashing was SO MUCH WORSE.
Glad they toned it down for the home release.
Everyone finds out Jack-Jack has powers Laser eyes, multiplying, floating in air, copying, Combustion as in fire to cool him down foam, demon, and going through walls. 1:05:24 Gee I thought he would want the Cookie num num even if he's big.
40:10 was the best y’all started laughing abt jack-jack “hahaha” then it got better when jack-jack spilled the cereal on his face😂😂😂😂
YES! 🙌🏻 I wasn’t expecting a sequel reaction so soon! 😂❤
Bob wasnt being selfish, imagine how it must feel to see someone you know live your dream, even if it is someone you love, you support them doing it but still, you wish so badly that it was you
We gotta get an Incredibles 3 & Jack-Jack gotta be the one to save the day at the end of the movie.
I think bob isn’t a bad person. He feels jealously. Everyone does sometimes. It takes a good person to pretend to not be for his wife’s sake
Absolutely love it everyone finds out jack jack has powers
Society of the blind eye kind of taught us that erasing memories, even the troubling ones is not a good idea
The reason it took so long is bc A. it's an animated movie, and it takes years to just animate all the models. B. the actors may have committed themselves to other projects, and until they were free of those obligations, they wouldn't be able to record the voice lines.
Actually the main reason is that Pixar wanted to avoid doing sequels for the longest time but because of the success of Toy Story 3 they backtracked on that idea
Violet's reaction to Tony being their waiter is what me and my friends call the "nose hose" reaction. It happens all the time to us when we tell each other jokes. Just one of many great scenes in a great movie
Jack-Jack's powers are Jack-of-all-Trades.
Well I've heard this discussion before about how much better elastigirl is than Mr incredible he is all about the brute strength she is more about the finesse because she can't just go in there full bore she has to be a little bit more tactical which is why her approach is a lot softer touch than his is
Bob doesn't suck. He's obviously down to support his wife but he feels the call of hero work. It what he's been wanting since the first movie and now after saving the city from Syndrome, he has to go back to the way things were.
43:41-44:08 I don’t think I’ve heard them laugh this hard XD.