The Incredibles 2 | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

[@normalityrelief]

I really liked that the brother was innocent. He was so idealistic it made it seem like he was putting it on, but it turned out he really was just a total upbeat idealist wanting to make things better. I love that!

[@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421]

Even with far less screentime, Edna remains the best character

[@SeanBlader]

The door to her house.... is a big E. I hadn't noticed until watching this and her kicking Bob out. And thank director Brad Bird for doing her voice.

[@LordVolkov]

JJ copying Edna's mannerisms is too cute.

[@tfe1788]

Recommend you watch the Pixar short "Aunt Edna"

[@jrlundgren8911]

In

[@tiago_s_]

Overrated

[@bretcrawford8751]

As a parent trying to teach my kids math, Bob’s rage at “How could they change math? MATH IS MATH!” is the most relatable thing I’ve seen in a movie in recent times

[@morrislary4576]

I love that Void is a lot more competent with her power when she's under mind control, but when she's herself again her nervousness affects her. I also like the hidden spoiler that Evelyn's full name is Evelyn Deaver (Evil Endeavor).

[@divinelangene6813]

Whose void?

[@roma540]

@@divinelangene6813 The Chell's variant from "The Incredibles" universe.

[@SonicPlayer2004]

@@divinelangene6813 The girl with the Green and Cyan clothes.

[@3DJapan]

You mentioned the mix of eras. I feel like what they're doing is Retrofuturism, that is what people thought the future would look like years ago. Like the 1950s films about "the home of tomorrow". It's a really interesting genre of art.

[@jaapsch2]

Brad Bird is really into that - a little with Iron Giant, and a lot with Tomorrowland.

[@lt.pineapples8772]

Would be like Bioshock, Fallout, Atomic Heart, some Cyberpunk games etc...

[@barisbal7782]

city and characters designs giving me old dc animated series vibe

[@robling1937]

I thought the lava vomiting was hilarious only because I have chronic heart burn and when it is at its worst, it does feel like lava bubbling up your throat. So the idea that someone felt what I felt, and then turned it in to a super hero CRACKS ME UP SO MUCH.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

One of my favorite sight gags was after Bob mentioned memory erasure, then closed the fridge door to show Violet looming like the girl from The Ring. 😮

[@haexan]

There is a short called Auntie Edna, just about the night Jack Jack stayed over with Edna =D

[@jessc.994]

It’s so funny!

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

The fact that they got Saul Goodman and Mike Ehrmantraut back together in the same movie is amazing

[@ShittyShittyGameGang]

That's awesome I was wondering if that was Saul, haven't watched this since before I watched Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul!

[@delaneykeller1389]

What was Mikes roll in this? I didn't catch his voice!

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

@@delaneykeller1389 He's Dicker

[@Shego2Drakken]

Winston Deavor is voiced by Bob Odenkirk, and Dicker (in this movie) is voiced by Jonathan Banks, Bob's Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul costar. 12:27 Jack-Jack and Syndrome were up in the air when Jack-Jack started fighting back, so the rest of the family couldn't really tell what was going on, and Kari got mindwiped after Dicker interrogated her about what happened while the Parrs were away. (Though why Dicker didn't pass the info on to the Parrs afterwards...) 12:52 Part of it is probably what happened the last time he had to stop a train - the passengers sued him for damages, which helped bring about the anti-super law.

[@jonathanhallberg3009]

I absolutely love both of the Incredibles-movies. The music, the setting, the story, the voice acting...it´s all top notch. One thing in particular that I love about this movie is that the rich businessman (Winston Deavor) is NOT bad in any way. In fact, superheroes would still be illegal if it wasn´t for him. And considering the fact that just about every businessman in movies and shows for the last 50 years have been jerks at best and evil at worst, that really says something. Oh, and can we just appreciate the name Evelyn Deavor (Evil Endeavour), It´s such a brilliant name when you think about it.

[@foxpaw76]

If you want more Jack Jack and Edna you need to watch the Auntie Edna short!

[@surlycanadian]

They totally changed math. I’m 40 years old this year and about 10 years ago I was helping foster siblings with their math and the education system had changed to a different method for math.

[@cctomcat321]

Heck, they've changed math just in the time I was in school and made it so much more ridiculous. I took calculus in highschool Jr year and was confused by my cousin's kid's homework. I was _barely_ out of school. Idek want to know how they've changed stuff more. And for really basic stuff, too. One question I remember in specific... It was a 10x10 square with 40 blocks, or 4 rows of 10. The question just stated: write a math problem for this square. ...ok....? What do you want, though? 40+60=100? 10x4=40 to account for shaded squares, only? 100-40=60 leftover white squares? (10x10)=(10x6)+(10x4). Even within the context of the homework, it didn't make sense. It was a standalone question. But also, to be fair, my math teachers were always 50/50 on thinking I was cheating because I wouldn't do the work step for step unless doing proofs... So I probably learned "my own way" because there were easier ways to do things.

[@Dularr]

@@cctomcat321 I thought the point of new math was to teach calculus earlier.

[@Dularr]

@@cctomcat321 I also like the math problem. You have 4 groups of 10 squares. Attempting to describe a 10 by 10 square

[@cctomcat321]

@Dularr doubt it. At least I can't see how. Same subject matter, just different methods. I was only in Calc because I was in the TAG (talented and gifted) program, which was one class in the entire city that was fast-tracked ahead a few years, or more focused stuff. Like... 6th-8th grade reading was different Shakespeare plays, mythology, poetry, etc, and a trip to see an outdoor Shakespeare play every year. Math was Algebra by 8th grade, so you could take Geometry freshman year, usually a sophomore-Jr class. My entire senior year was _supposed_ to be all AP and literal college classes you'd drive to the university for, but they tried to take back my double English credit Jr year (so I could get rid of all the necessary credits, 4 in reading/english) and had my entire schedule thrown out. So I more or less just... didn't go unless I liked the class. Got into every university I applied to, so I wasn't worried, just kinda mad with the school. As far as the math problem... it was an issue of not enough direction or context with what the rest of the homework piece was. Specificity is important, especially if you're trying to teach something with a visual tool. I remember those squares, and the directions used to be a lot clearer in terms of what they wanted out of you. Sometimes, it was the square as a whole. Sometimes, just the shaded part was important. Hence, either 4×10 or (4×10)+(6×10) both are technically acceptable depending on what the teacher actually wanted.

[@cctomcat321]

@@Dularr oh.. and our 8th grade math teacher seared the quadratic formula into our brains. "The opposite of b plus or minus the square root of b squared minus 4ac all over 2a." Wasn't that useful... maybe a little in trig.

[@wjhull]

The "60s but with all sorts of weird anachronistic sci-fi stuff" aesthetic is "Retrofuturism", which is focused around the future that was imagined by people in the 50s-70s. There's a charm to a wildly naive vision of what the future held in store for western society as they were riding the post-war nuclear-age high, so retrofuturism still pops up now and again as both a stylized representation a past era (like in this movie), or as a dystopian representation of that blind optimism biting us (as you see in games like Fallout and Bioshock, or in movies like Dark City or Blade Runner).

[@3rdjrh]

Awesome explanation. I love the retro futuristic aesthetic, reminds me of the jetsons too

[@BubblyRainbows]

I enjoyed both of these movies. The first movie was all around fantastic and entertaining, and the better of the two in my opinion. The second movie I didn't like as much, but Jak Jak hugely elevated the overall enjoyability of it. The baby was easily the MVP. The "fight" against the racoon had me dying the first time I saw it.

[@mnomadvfx]

The problem is that the fight against the raccoon could easily have just been a short film -and as you say Jack Jack really is just the only really good thing about it. The main plot of the 2nd film is frankly a very poor return for a 13-14 year wait after Brad Bird's insistence that he wouldn't make it without a sufficiently great story to tell. Methinks Disney said "mek money or else" and that was that.

[@tmm4195]

@@mnomadvfx Bit of a stretch to say jack-jack was the only good thing about the movie. The movie was honestly good and jack-jack just added to it

[@luqmuhmmad2616]

@@mnomadvfx???

[@justacuteonigiri]

@@mnomadvfx Poor in what way you didnt really explain what you said, all your comment said is movie bad cause plot bad

[@Needler13]

​@@mnomadvfxthe movie was very good. A high B+ even an A.

[@carronline1]

the change math joke they did actually happened back in the 50s i think, so it was actually something that happened which makes its even funnier

[@hkpew]

It's happened way more recently than the 50's. I was born in 1960 and it's happened (more than once, I think) in my lifetime. It's more accurate to say that they way they teach math has changed than that the math has actually changed. Although some of the attempts to avoid making kids feel bad about not being great at math by simply accepting any answer as "correct" probably qualify as changing math. The fact is, elementary education is rather faddish. Someone will come up with a new idea for teaching something, a study will show that it's better (although the improvement is miniscule and often not statistically significant, and I question the criteria used to say it's "better" sometimes), and suddenly it becomes the hot new way to teach the subject. Meanwhile parents who are trying to help their kids with their homework are completely confused as they are seeing questions that don't make any sense to them. Even when the problems are straightforward enough the way the kids are being required to solve them often seem convoluted and counter-intuitive to parents who were taught an entirely different way to approach them.

[@jojivlogs_4255]

this movie takes place in 1963

[@rodentnolastname6612]

"Retro Futurism". What people in the past thought the future would look like. The Fallout franchise has a similar aesthetic.

[@control2XS]

The symaltaneous 50s and futuristic thing is such a good point, one theory being that if you live in a world with superheroes you can spend less money on policing etc and can therefore spend more money on public works projects and scientific developments. So it IS the past, but a past that feels futuristic. .... the CinemaWins review of this film is well worth a watch, this film is an absolute masterpiece of animation.

[@3rdjrh]

The style is retrofuturism. It’s how we envisioned the future in the 50s or so…think the Jetsons

[@gamemaster2819]

Reminds me a lot of My Life as a Teenage Robot

[@ericlaw171]

The original version of Elastigirl's fight with Screenslaver had a strobe light effect which made it way more intense, but people were having seizures in theaters so they had to remove the effect from that scene and re-release it. There's a couple versions of the original fight scene on youtube you can find.

[@LittleWhiteRabbitB]

THAT'S why it looked different in this video! I saw this movie in theatre and had a hard time watching that part, despite not being photo-sensitive. I'm surprised it was even in a version that went public, tbh

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Diablo II reference let's go! Also, random fact, the flashing lights were a lot worse in theaters. When they released the movie to DVD/Blu-ray/digital they calmed them down a lot to not trigger epileptic seizures

[@indigozulu9]

The scene with Screenslaver doing the monologue legit gives me chills. They didn't have to go so hard making him so creepy

[@MesserMusic]

The best part is, I agree with everything he said

[@JGComments]

A lot of commonalities with the Riddler.

[@Tooba-K123]

I didn't find him scary but I sure find myself agreeing with his/her ideology.

[@RetroLiminal99444]

Even as a mind controlled pizza delivery guy, he went hard.

[@Imidentifiednow]

*her

[@maxgrieve]

The thing I always think of with the darker tone and vibe here for the central conflict/villain, compared to the first film, is how much superhero movies changed in the intervening 14yrs - and how this really had to be a reaction to that. Nolan's Batman, the entire MCU... Was a different world back when the first Incredibles film was made! Gotta raise the stakes if you're doing superheroes now, even in a family-friendly animation.

[@maisiesummers42]

13:25 - They never saw JackJack having powers in the first film. We, the audience, saw them in JackJack Attack, but the family has no idea until that point. This is because JackJack feels safe around his family, so his powers don't come out.

[@PJAvenger]

Both of these films were way more 60's than 50's. Bird was born in 1957 so he would have been exposed to the 60's era for Marvel (Fantastic Four) and the very obvious James Bond influence of the first film. The cars and jet planes also suggest the 60's. Not a lot of personal jets around in th 50's. The only surprise (to me) was that he was Edna Mold.

[@3DJapan]

The restaurant scene is one of my favorite things ever.

[@PrincessNana08]

I love how much extra action this got. I love how the 1st movie focused on Mr. Incredible and this one focused on Ms. Incredible

[@gurkiratsingh1782]

Out of all the reacters I've seen on this website, you guys have the best thumbnails hands down lol

[@MaceyMichael]

Did you notice: Evelyn Dever could also be read as "evil endeavour".

[@darthdmc]

That's the point. Her name gives her away as the villain.

[@dubiousspacehamster3833]

I literally went "I understood that reference" out loud to myself with no one else around at the "The Cow Level is a lie" crack. XD

[@bonniestar4707]

I howled when Violet sprayed water out of her nose 😂

[@hawke5311]

I'm surprised you didn't catch on to the villain's name: Evelyn Deavor.

[@edinalewis4704]

It took me years to pick up the island name from the first one, NoManIsAn!! Love it!!!

[@jmacd8817]

I never noticed the island name. What am I missing about Evelyn's name?

[@Jaslath]

@@jmacd8817 Evelyn Deavor = Evil endeavor

[@de606returns6]

No joke my Brother and my second youngest nephew caught that and literally said "it was kinda obvious because her name is literally 'Evil Endeavor' and I was just impressed

[@stevenricks1703]

I saw this film just after it came out, and a few times since, and I didn't catch that until I read a KZbin comment by hawke5311.

[@NewAeonWarlord]

LOL I was actually drinking water right as the scene with Violet in the restaurant happened and I almost did the exact same thing from surprise-laughing 🤣

[@DCComicsGamer]

Shame after doing so well watching Jack Jack Attack with the first one you didn't notice that this one also had a short extra movie based around Edna and Jack Jack! I definitely don't prefer the second but it gets better every time I watch it. It's main problem is that Screenslaver just isn't as good a villain as Syndrome.

[@samuraijaco1]

“Math is math” might just be one of my all time favorite lines in any movie.

[@Andiewhyte2149]

The amount of memes made from that is amazing

[@Don-ol8ze]

Thought it was a very enjoyable film and a worthy sequel, even if the writing isn't quite as tight as the first film. My biggest issue is that the villain was very obvious. At least it was laugh out loud funny and had some very clever super-duels, like the quick battle between Violet and Voyd.

[@SilentBob731]

Great reaction, solid sequel, and props to Simone for use of the word "nifty". And yup, that's the great Bob Odenkirk. Cheers and Happy Weekend from the East Coast. 🥃👍✌❤

[@WeeShenanigans]

There's an Edna-Jackjack short out there, detailing the night they spent together ....

[@Great_Olaf5]

13:30 One of the big things that The Incredibles movies do is the juxtaposition of the fantastic and the mundane, where ordinary problems are interleaved with extraordinary abilities, and extraordinary problems are put alongside ordinary abilities. Family arguments, school life, worrying that your spouse is cheating on you, trying to support your spouse in what they want to do even if that puts you in a difficult position, all right alongside superpowers. Giant robots, runaway trains, underground supervillain with a giant miner tank, while debating over driving directions, playing catch with your son, teamwork and creative thinking.

[@DrLipkin]

With the advanced age of the voice cast, a sequel would either have to happen extremely soon, or focus on the kids. But I'd be very curious to see that movie. What happens when the kids become a super team of their own? What are the sibling dynamics when the youngest sibling is also the most powerful? What hero name do they pick? The movies are called "The Incredibles" but there is never actually a team by that name in the story.

[@lanceferraro3781]

Little note, the voice of the limo driver, the 'biggest fan' guy was Usher.

[@cloudsteele1989]

I doubt Owl Man ever had to hide. The villains brother said he called the heroes from around the world. In other countries, maybe Heroes were never illegal.

[@qrowbranwen8039]

Like millions of others, I saw the first movie as a kid, and 14 years later, I saw the second movie as an adult. The creative minds of the franchise definitely took that into account, and catered this movie's storyline accordingly

[@JGComments]

The guy in the blue suit is voiced by Bob Odenkirk!

[@friofrost09]

28:41 Fun fact: if you listen accurately the shooting noise of the emergency rocket pistol is the same sound of DC-17 blasters from Star Wars the Clone Wars final season and The Bad Batch

[@digitaladventurer2142]

Ironically the sister makes some good points. She's like Lex Luthor and one of his biggest issues with Superman is how people will become too dependent on him

[@bubbabear2758]

Great Reaction as always! Simone's laugh always gets me!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

12:22 "You... have... _powers!"_ Boy, howdy!

[@vraspir123]

Having "Jonny Quest" and "The Outer Limits" showing on their TV would definitely set this in the early 1960s, unless they were watching sindicated eruns.

[@liampatrick3110]

the first movie was set in the year 1962, as confirmed by the writer and director.

[@cameronrobinson3933]

The baby is based on this character called the Beyonder from Marvel Comics which is about to be at the secret Wars movies that people keep talking about. The beyonder was somebody from outer space who could literally do and be anything and they had to come up with a clever way to defeat them and it brought the whole bunch of superheroes together and one of the most popular comic book stories ever. Ever since watching the first movie I got the vibe that the baby had the beyonders powers because the baby just kind of has all powers which is something that the beyonder have

[@stevenricks1703]

There is a short film of Jack-Jack and Edna on the night that she made his suit. It's called "Auntie Edna."

[@CEngelbrecht]

Dig up "Auntie Eda", the tie-in short for this one, that's all Edna studying Jack-Jack.

[@deadANTdeadANT]

There's a short called 'Auntie Edna' about the night Edna was babysitting Jack Jack with her discovering his powers and designing his supersuit.

[@malytheson]

Ok i loved this one way more than the first, the first one is more iconic

[@Sgt-Gravy]

Simone during the outro I couldn't stop watching through the poster behind you... 😆 meow 🐈

[@h.haydon8044]

I have such mixed feelings about this movie. I overall do enjoy it, it's very fun. I enjoy the switch between Bob and Helen, Jack-Jack, and when Violet and Dash were the ones saving the adults. My big problem is the villain. Screenslaver was an interesting idea and had a pretty good and interesting monologue. I just knew it was the sister, I mean her name literally gives her away, like an old comic book villain; which might have been the point, Evelyn Deavor- evil endeavors. I wish the villain was handled differently. I get her motive, I just didn't care for it.

[@NewsofPE]

yeah, there's some guy out there that has the theory that there's been rewrites, and you should check his video on it, very interesting Edit: his theory makes a lot of sense

[@od3rfla]

It makes sense because it’s like an old school story since it was set long ago

[@mnomadvfx]

Her motive was just dumb. Instead of pulling a Syndrome and inventing stuff that would make it easier for normal people to defend themselves she decided to attack supers for.... not being legally able to help? With Syndrome his attitude is understandable because he started that way as a kid - but she was already an adult when the opportunity to ruin supers presented itself.

[@xsanguine8]

@@mnomadvfx Syndrome hates supers for excluding him from their fun, so he wanted to take all the fun out of being super, so that no one is super. Evelyn hates supers because they keep you from helping yourself, that's a pretty good motivation, whether it's for a Hero or a Villain, just depends on the writing. The opportunity to publicly ruin supers presented itself when she was an adult, but that doesn't mean she didn't hate them before that.

[@mr.crumbles2557]

I feel like this series deserves a final movie

[@sukidoshi]

We need a 3rd movie with Honey in it as well as Frozone. I bet she has "bee control" powers. LOL!

[@wackyvorlon]

I think the aesthetic is actually called googie. It’s a futuristic 50s style.

[@lobachevscki]

In the last scene of the first movie nobody could have watched Jack Jack deploy his powers for the first time, it was too far and they dont have super vision or something. From their perspective the car was the reason Syndrome got destroyed.

[@joshuacoldwater]

Auntie Edna is the short you guys need to watch- 😂

[@Ferrant621]

Oh wow, I never noticed a whole Saul Goodman and Mike Ehrmantraut voicing roles in this movie! And LMAO George 8:05 “I’m Elastigirl! I’m, y’know. . .” “THHHICK!” She absolutely is and we praise god for It every day.

[@lobachevscki]

The propeller wouldnt kill Bob but it would destroy the chain they are trying to use.

[@SirPaladin]

Bob stopped a train & Supers got banned. Helen stopped a train & Supers get to come back. THAT's what upsets him so much.

[@karlluigi1987]

Elas-THICK-Girl

[@shainewhite2781]

I liked this movie, but having wait 14 years for a sequel was a big mistake, despite making $1 billion dollars at the box office.

[@kblixt]

I love both of The Incredibles films about equally

[@impishsongster333]

A movie where Edna babysits Jack Jack & Dash, would be amazing! Edna & Jack Jack, enough said, and then Dash is a pretty hilarious smartass...so as far I can see, cinematic magic for sure.

[@Patriiiiick]

i've seen this a few times and I can't believe i've just realised it's Bob Odenkirk's voice as Winston.

[@Patriiiiick]

@CineBinge_React. Sit your dumbass down, bot.

[@BatmanFan76]

I remember watching this movie in theaters, it was awesome. It felt like the spark of the first movie was back. Also, if you have epilepsy, you might need to be careful with watching one scene in this movie, because they give out NO seizure warning for that.

[@heavycritic9554]

11:53 And the wonderful thing about that scene, is that it's one of the best superhero fights of all time, imo. 😁

[@applejayz1987]

Sure, this might not have lived up to the original as much as some may have liked, but its still fun and had lots of cool ideas, just wish some were fleshed out a bit more

[@cjcavin4230]

I think their is a short called Auntie Edna on the dvd, that is hilarious.

[@petrusjnaude7279]

I don't know if it was my imagination, but when I watched this movie originally I thought Helen looked younger in this than the first movie. Not that he plays a big role, but the original actor who played Rick Dicker in the first movie (the guy who interviewed the boyfriend in the beginning) passed away, before he could reprise his role in the sequel.

[@synaesthesia2010]

Evelyn Deaver = Evil Endeavour, it's basically spelled out who the villain is. also, there is a short film of the night Jackjack spent with Edna

[@DarrenEden-ub4vj]

When Jack-Jack was using his powers and his father saw him. I do not think he was surprised his son had power. But he was surprised by how many different powers he had.

[@lou7139]

This movie was a very surreal experience. I had given up hope of a sequel after 5 years from the original and then after 14 years they finally released part 2. Felt like I was watching them in HD with the upgraded graphics. I sort of wish it was possible to "remaster" the original with the latest technology.

[@Sherman1fan]

Hope you watched the introduction where the actors explained about process to get the second movie made. ( and the theme songs for each in the end credits).

[@Tlab0624]

You guys pointed out that this movie was more adult. I totally agree. The first one was so popular, I'm wondering if they made this one more for the people who grew up over those 14 years and were excited for a sequel. I was one 🤩!

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Yall be having the greatest thumbnails on YT😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Sgt_Glory]

I'm not even that into The Incredibles but I clicked just because of the thumbnail🤣Please, please let the person who makes them know they are talented and have a rare wit.

[@danielpalitza4347]

You should totally watch the short “Auntie Edna”. It’s about the day Jack-Jack spent with Edna.

[@PenneySounds]

I thought for sure you'd do the short film for this one too, "Auntie Edna". It's too short to be worth its own video even if you include "Mr. Incredible and Pals", which is another one from the first film. Maybe you should just do a whole video where you watch a bunch of different Pixar shorts.

[@Pestsoutwest]

This is a universe without qualified immunity....

[@fes4ever950]

You should watch Auntie Edna, it's a short that shows Edna babysitting Jack Jack.

[@coffeemachtspass]

The best part of this movie is definitely the children. I’ve read lots of comments about the villain not being compelling (ironic: Screenslaver). My problem with the development is that Helen betrays her essential character. She simply becomes a stretchy Bob. I suspect that they wanted a girl-boss angle, so they developed the plot around that, but in the process undercut the personalities established in the first film. Basically, I sit through it to watch the baby scenes. Too bad, it could have been great.

[@mr.greasy6483]

MR DICKER WAS MIKE EHRMENTREUT?? This movie gets bonus points for being a fan of Better Call Saul

[@jaden0096]

You comment on Dash eating way too many waffles, but I think he has to eat more food because he’s burning more calories than an average person when he’s running fast. It’s the same with the Flash.

[@karlluigi1987]

the best part of this sequel is JACK JACK and EDNA

[@Redlife666]

I have 3 under 8. You have no idea how much things can go from awesome to all out war in a matter of minutes I love them all so much but holy crap can they all become tyrants fast lol

[@JustinMeansRighteous]

Very surprised you guys never reacted to Jack Jack Attack considering you mentioned wanting more Jack Jack after the first reaction

[@DevonRucker]

The mom truly is Mrs incredible ❤️ in this movie.

[@divinelangene6813]

True

[@cameronrobinson3933]

The it's the 50s but also the future aesthetic owes a lot to the Batman the animated series from the 90s. They have the same Vibe. Everything seemed modern but at the same time everything seemed like it came from the twenties or thirties. I don't know if this movie was referencing that or they just had the same idea but it's kind of cool

[@shannyd1]

Jack Jack❤ is just the best..add him with Edna, we have hilarious perfection 😂

[@richardfoster2435]

You’re Right,George The brother is Bob Odenkirk!!!

[@jefferybaird4845]

After watching Jack Jack fight the Raccoon, look at his powers and then watch monsters inc. Especially the part when they talk about a baby popping in with laser eyes

[@VectorBandit]

Love this one! Pixar's animation is on a completely different level. Do you guys plan on watching the Toy Story movies at some point? Another suggestion I have: Tropa de Elite (Elite Squad in English). It's about the war on crime in Rio de Janeiro.

[@danilopapais1464]

The owl hides by turning into a bear, because it's Owlbearman!

[@scroopynoopers248]

The owl man kept his secret identity by being nocturnal.

[@bidwell13]

30:35 if you noticed though that when Helen had Jack Jack even with the goggles on her maternal mind saw her baby and made her stop which gave Jack-Jack a chance to remove the goggles. To have a longer kid vs parent battle you would’ve had to have Jack-Jack somewhere else on the boat going after others and just have the two older kids go against their parents then Jack-Jack shows up to save them all.

[@Connor-ONeill]

12:49 Don't forget, saving a train is the last thing Bob did before all of the lawsuits in the first film. Even though he loves his wife, it must sting a little to see someone else do the same thing as he did but much better and without the fallout afterwards.