INCREDIBLES 2 BD

Purchased as a birthday present for my grand daughter. A decent follow up. We both enjoyed this sequel

Love this film

As advertised, good continuation of the first movie, my grandson is thrilled with it

A new Pixar animation movie. A sequel to their earlier Superhero effort 'the Incredibles.' This continues literally from where that ended, so whilst you might be able to get into it if you haven't seen the original [and if not why? You've had long enough!] familiarity with that will help. The Parr family suddenly find they have allies, who wish to bring Superheroes back into the public eye. But it's Elastigirl who gets chosen for that role, whilst Mr. Incredible faces his toughest challenge yet. Running the home front. Dealing with teenage angst is hard enough, but he also has a baby with superpowers to contend with. And Elastigirl faces a mysterious new villain, who wants people to face some home truths.. It's a Pixar film, so the animation is gorgeous. It does balance the superhero action with the character comedy and the domestics superbly well. The latter is absolutely brilliant at times, and will appeal to kids and adults in equal measure. For different reasons. It's villain is perhaps a bit too obvious, although it does handle their points and motivation rather well. And like many superhero films the action climax is, while good viewing, perhaps a bit too long. A perfect movie in so many ways and one all ages can enjoy. But as with Finding Dory, just not quite five stars, simply because Pixar's creative juices are always stronger when they are being original. But still, it's well worth a watch. There's no extra scenes in the end credits, but there is a little something at the very end. Although it's not essential. Languages and subtitles on the dvd are: Languages: English. Russian. Kazakh. English audio described. Subtitles: English, Russian. The disc just begins with the usual disney fast play message, and if you leave it for a few seconds it will then go to the menu. Without trailers or ads for once. The only extra is Bao, the Pixar short film that played before the movie in the cinemas. A charming little movie about the child parent relationship, it's hugely appealing, although it falters slightly at the end.

It has been a while since the first Incredibles movie was released and I've always been somewhat disappointed that so many other movies have been followed up by Pixar but this one hasn't. Yep, now they have, and the story picks up exactly where it left off with a couple of twists. First, Violet's love life takes a serious left turn as Tony sees her without her mask but in costume and second, we see how the Underminer gets rich quick. However the Underminer isn't the main foe in this one and while he gets away, the family Parr end up in trouble again. After all, the law outlawing supers has yet to be repealed and the mess left behind by the Underminer and the family isn't appreciated. Frozone, however, hooks them up with an entrepreneur who seriously wants to make the supers legal again. He and his sister start off by bringing Elastigirl out of retirement and getting her involved in some serious rescue missions which turn out to be all the doing of a new, mysterious foe, the Screen Slaver. Who is the Screen Slaver? Just what are Jack-Jack's new powers? The movie takes off where the last one finished and has all the same quirks and action that the first movie had. Edna makes an appearance, so do many of the characters from the original plus a whole new batch of supers. Yes, I enjoyed it hugely! The DVD comes with another of the Pixar shorts - in Bao, an old chinese woman gets a surprise when one of the dumplings she made suddenly comes to life. A touching piece about a mother's love.

Fourteen years have passed since the original Incredibles movie graced our screens.....though in truth it doesn't seem it was that far back, so they're back Bob and Helen along with their super-kids swing back into action in this fun-filled and certainly overdue sequel. After saving the day against villain Underminer the Incredibles find themselves out of favour when the government decide to close down the Super-Hero relocation program because they are not sure the damage left wasn't in part due to Bob and his family. A owner of a large organisation offers the Incredibles the chance to prove the world needs super-hero's but initially only wants to promote Elastic Girl (Helen) leaving Bob to cope with the children at home. However when a new villain emerges is there a way back for Bob and his super-hero children ? A computer animated spectacle that kids of all ages will enjoy for sure.

Arrived early, and the family enjoyed the film from start to finish. With shrieks of laughter and lots of ooos, fantastic fun seeing the incredible family back in action. Didn't believe the sequel could outdo the original but it certainly did. Great clear picture and sound, 100%. Let's hope they dont wait so long to bring out an incredibles 3.

This clock does exactly was it says on the tin, Nice and large (about 1.5") digits, colour is red, so kind on the eyes. The dimmer is fantastic, it is a slider that will go from OFF all the way to very bright, I have it barely lit and this is excellent for a dark room when sleeping, easy to turn the nightlight on if you need it, just press the top of the clock. Timer is simple to use. I would recommend this to anybody who likes to sleep in a dark room with no light distractions.

Loved the Steelbook Edition, and this is our favorite Pixar movie.

Funny and entertaining film for the whole family. Was afraid the DVD would be scratched as it was delivered rattling around inside the case...fortunately, it was ok. Delivered before Christmas, so very happy.

The 3D movie looks great! Best way to watch.

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After a very long wait, Incredibles 2 is finally here. All of our favorite characters are back and better than ever. More defined and with experience, the Incredible Parr family is in hiding after supers continue to frowned upon by society. Frozone returns (my favorite!) and even The Underminer who ended the first film as a new villain that the Incredibles would have to fight. I really love the clever ideas they come up with for the villains, and that's what makes this movie cool. The villain is Screenslaver, he can make you do whatever he wants at the flip of a screen. Once you're eyes are set to his frequency, you are completely in his control. I thought this was cool because just like the Underminer, who undermines things, his name is clever and funny but relate to his powers. It's very classic super hero genre, which is what this movie serves up on a platter, but it's really funny for kids too. All of the Incredible family members get a turn to shine. Bob and Helen switch roles in this movie, and the father of the family learns how to deal with his incredibly wild children. Violet, who is the moody teen of the family, really has some great moments at the beginning and end of the film relating to her relationships at school. Dash is constantly funny throughout, but Jack Jack steals the show. With a showcase of superpowers, Jack Jack's battle with a raccoon is sure to be one of the most classic Pixar scenes for years to come. The Special Features were great on this release, and included an interesting commentary that was a bit of a surprise. I thought it would heavily feature Brad Bird and his thinking behind what went into the movie. Instead, he starts out by introducing himself and then stating that movie commentaries are rarely done by the animators for these films, and then without hesitation brings in 5-6 animators to commentate the film without him. It's cool for a good portion of the commentary, but in many moments drags because it specifically focuses on the animation. While it's cool to hear about how things were animated, and the work that goes into each scene, it was a little disappointing not being able to hear about other things from the film. Where certain ideas came from and any easter eggs that are surely sprinkled throughout, or just motivations of characters, reasoning behind scenes, etc. It was a classy move by Brad Bird though so either way this release is INCREDIBLE and I highly recommend it. The animation has come a long way since the original and is really apparent in Frozone's powers and in the battle scenes. My case came in perfect condition with 4K, Blu-ray, and digital copies. Highly recommended movie for the family, fans of superheroes, and action/comedy.