You don’t NEED to see it but it is going to help a lot! It has been 14 YEARS since the first movie.

Do I need to see The Incredibles (first movie) before the sequel? Nelson) navigates the day-to-day heroics of “normal” life at home when a new villain hatches a brilliant and dangerous plot that only the Incredibles can overcome together. The official spiel: Helen (voice of Holly Hunter) is called on to help bring Supers back, while Bob (voice of Craig T. And we are all along for the ride!! Image provided by Disney Pixar Not just “Mom” and “Dad.” Mom is going to learn some new things Dad is going to learn some new things the kids are going to learn lots of new things. There is a deeper commentary on our roles as parents and spouses. There is so much more to this film than just a gender swap. But times are changing, and in all honesty we know family roles are not always cut-and-dry like that. Dad is now staying at home, taking care of the family, and holding the place together until Mom comes home. On face value, this movie might look like a gender swap of family roles: Mom is out fighting crime, doing the hard work, convincing people “Supers” are great. And who is the most suitable for the job? Mom. So where does this leave our favorite family heroes? They need to convince the authorities “Supers” can be useful again. And now the world has seen it all (again). The family is still incredible, and they are still doing incredible things. OMG, has it *really* been 14 years since The Incredibles? Well, this sequel takes up almost exactly where the first movie ends.

But if you ARE going with kids, here are few things to keep in mind. There are enough adult fans to fill the night time sessions as well. I know people asking if they can borrow my kids for a day, just so they can see this “kids’ flick.” Newsflash: you don’t need kids to see this film. Incredibles 2 is possibly one of the most anticipated movies of the year.

10 things you missed in incredibles 2