Writer/director Brad Bird recreates his retro-futuristic world with an almost Wes Anderson like attention to detail, and a soft spot for the whimsy of 60’s electronics. Nearly all the original voice cast returns this time around, to continue to give their familiar characters the chemistry of a family.
Mom territory, left home caring for the kids which include Violet (Sarah Vowell), who is upset about her dad’s government handler erasing the memory of a boy she liked, Dash (Huck Milner), and little baby Jack Jack, whose untold powers were only hinted at in the first movie. So The Incredibles Mom, Elastigirl (Holly Hunter), is the one who’s front and center in this new PR campaign. He wants to give supers a dose of good public relations by installing cameras in their new super suits so the world can see their heroic feats in action. But the eccentric head of a telecommunications firm (voice of Bob Odenkirk) has a plan to change that. Supers (as they’re known here) are still illegal, and The Incredibles who used to save the day are left to deal with the path of destruction they’ve left behind fighting the bad guys.
The action in “Incredibles 2” picks up almost immediately after the original film left off. CHICAGO – If you liked Pixar Animation’s original “The Incredibles” of 14 years ago, then you’ll find a lot to like with this sequel, which puts these “supers” back in their suits for another go around to save the world.
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