Incredibles 2

Scott Hardie: From IMDb: "This was Pixar's fourth follow-up film where the protagonist and side character switch roles, in which Mrs. Incredible/Elastigirl takes on the role of the protagonist from Mr. Incredible. The other times this happened was in Cars 2 (2011), where Mater took over from Lightning McQueen, in Monsters University (2013), where Mike took over from Sully, and in Finding Dory (2016), where Dory took over from Marlin."

All four of these films are sequels demanded by Disney. It seems pretty clear that Pixar doesn't have good ideas for sequels if they just keep repeating the same core concept. I continue to hope that they can give the sequel thing a rest and go back to what they're much better at, making original movies.This reply contains spoilers. Reveal it. − January 22, 2020 • more by Scott

Scott Hardie: I did appreciate the feminist subplot with Helen/Elastigirl. The conversational dialogue between Helen and Evelyn was sometimes stilted, but at least they were talking about something that you rarely hear about in mainstream films. I had Evelyn pegged as the villain early because of the way that she kept encouraging Helen to break out of Bob's shadow; I figured that she was plotting to break out of her brother's shadow the same way.This reply contains spoilers. Reveal it. − January 23, 2020 • more by Scott

Evie Totty: Yeah that was a highlight of the film. To comment - I have yet to bother to watch them back-to-back yet. I was so underwhelmed, I forgot it even existed. − January 23, 2020 • more by Evie