Review of Incredibles 2 (2018) by James C — 21 Jun 2018
More in-your-face leftwing identity politics. Completely lacking the charm of the original film, which is one of my favorite super hero movies ever. The first movie is pro-family, showing that Bob needed his family to win, while this movie wants Helen to single-handedly defeat the villain by herself.
A change of pace that focuses on Helen is not necessarily a problem, but the politics never relent throughout the entire movie. The word "illegal" must have been used at least 30 times, an obvious reference to contemporary immigration politics.
Some foreign ambassador who looks like Hillary Clinton or Angela Merkel is the most significant politician in the film (America isn't needed to protect the world). Helen's hero-work is statistically superior to Bob's.
Are the writers of this crap even self aware enough to realize that they are the real-life versions of the "Screen-Slaver," using media to hypnotize and manipulate gullible idiots into supporting regressive public policy measures? Here's your next film- "Incredibles 3, The Hate Speecher.
" Jack Jack is now called "Jane Jane" because he picked up a Barbie Doll, so he is obviously a girl and his gender transition should begin immediately. Doctor Christian Western Manningham, (the Hate Speecher), publicly expresses his opinion that it is harmful to provide hormone blockers to children or to provide irreparable, mutilative surgeries on their genitals.
Bob and Helen are divorced and Bob will not appear in the movie because he raped Helen two or three times over the course of their marriage. Bob was appropriately found guilty in absentia by a tribunal of statutorily appointed "gender experts" and sentenced to life imprisonment.
Dash no longer is engaged in hero work; instead he is an LGBT advocate who will have a gay subplot unrelated to the main story. Helen, her lesbian partner Void, and Violet will defeat the Hate Speecher, and new legislation will be passed affirming the principle that "hate speech isn't free speech.
" Fin. Bravo, Pixar!
This review of Incredibles 2 (2018) was written by James C on 21 Jun 2018.
Incredibles 2 has generally received very positive reviews.
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