Incredibles 2 [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Overview

Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson) is left home with Violet (Sarah Vowell), Dash (Huck Milner) and Jack-Jack when Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) becomes the new face of superheros in a rebranding attempt. As he juggles endless household chores, she gets to work to save everyone from a new villain. Bob Odenkirk, Samuel L. Jackson and Catherine Keener also star. This animated sequel is written and directed by Brad Bird.

Product Details

Release Date:	11/06/2018
UPC:	0786936857078
Original Release:	2018
Rating:	PG
Source:	Walt Disney Video
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:58:00
Sales rank:	27,643

Special Features

10 deleted scenes - Ideas from the cutting room floor.; Heroes & Villains - A collection of mini-docs about the incredible characters of Incredibles 2.; Superbaby - Music video about the making of Incredibles 2.; Strong Coffee: A lesson in animation with Brad Bird - Explore director Brad Bird's early career...and his big personality.; Super Stuff - See what it takes to design and build an incredible world.; Making BAO; And more!; All-new Mini-Movie Auntie Edna; Short Film Disney-Pixar BAO [G]

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Samuel L. Jackson	Frozone
Holly Hunter	Helen Parr / Elastigirl
Sarah Vowell	Violet Parr
Huck Milner	Dashiell "Dash" Parr
Craig T. Nelson	Voices,Bob Parr / Mr. Incredible
Catherine Keener	Evelyn Deavor
Sophia Bush	Voyd
Isabella Rossellini	Ambassador
Bob Odenkirk	Winston Deavor
Jonathan Banks	Voices,Rick Dicker
Raymond Ochoa	Dash Parr
Eli Fucile	Jack-Jack Parr
Michael Bird	Voices,Monster Jack-Jack Parr
Phil LaMarr	Krushauser
Adam Gates	Chad Brentley
John Ratzenberger	Underminer
Bill Wise	Screenslaver/Pizza Guy
Paul Eiding	Reflux
Barry Bostwick	Mayor
Michael B. Johnson	Voices
Jere Burns	Detective
Adam Rodriguez	Voices
Markus Maria Profitlich	Voices
Emilia Schüle	Voices
Ian Odle	Voices,Actor
Mechthild Großmann	Voices
Katrin Fröhlich	Actor
Michael Giacchino	Composer

Technical Credits

Brad Bird

Brad Bird	Director,Screenwriter
Nicole Pardis Grindle	Producer
Nicole Paradis Grindle	Producer
John Lasseter	Executive Producer
Kevin Reher	Casting
John Walker	Producer
Natalie Lyon	Casting
Ren Klyce	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

The Incredibles 2 packs a super hero sized punch, and while it comes with the usual glam of any superhero movie, it has a deep beating heart beneath the sparkly spandex. While it may be worth it to watch the film just for the action, the laughs, or to see which fan theories came true, this feature will have lasting value and impact to rival the original. Despite the 14-year gap between the first movie, The Incredibles 2 picks up right where we left off. Like any sequel, this movie is bigger and bolder - but this gem both lives up to its long-awaited hype as well as expands our knowledge of their story universe, and our sentimental commitment to their family dynamic. In fact, writer/director Brad Bird (The Incredibles, Ratatouille, The Iron Giant,) thrusts us even deeper into the core of their family values as they struggle with common problems like honesty and communication, as well as a (child's version) of the xenocide that the X-Men franchise has capitalized on. The emotional depth is remarkable for a CGI movie, and this one further builds on the Parr family dynamic. When the matriarch Helen (voice of Holly Hunter) takes a noble job to help protect the future of Supers, we are treated to a role reversal where the father Bob (voice of Craig T. Nelson) becomes a stay at home dad. Interestingly, this strikes a resonant chord as this has become increasingly prevalent and acceptable in the U.S. over the last decade and a half, while giving a nod to the strong-guy-at-home comedy genre. While the heart is, well the heart of this story, there are plenty of fight sequences, chase sequences, and smash-ups to rival any other modern action movie. The difference is that you care about these characters, so there is an edge-of-your-seat element to watching a family try to stay together, literally, when a bunch of baddies are trying to take them apart. As with any Pixar movie, expect to laugh, cringe, cheer, and look around the theater to see if anyone is watching you cry, then realize that everyone is going through the same emotions. Part of the massive success of The Incredibles 2 on every level should be credited to almost everyone from the first project signing back on, and delivering a repeat rock-solid performance. The original set the bar high for computer animated films, and while graphics have improved significantly since then, they are updated and used to adeptly tell a story and stay focused on the action, on each Supers' power, and to move us along neatly through the story. Other Super Hero movies take note - more is not better! A clean, focused film can add in a number of new heroes without needing to put them all on the screen at once, or adding them in just to kill them off and spare the main characters. In short, The Incredibles 2 can wear a number of costumes at the box office: a family outing, a date movie, a solo action-junkie fix, even an early Oscar contender. Disney can expect to see an incredible return on their investment.