Incredibles 2

The Parrs keep fighting the Underminer, but the damage to the city makes the government shut down the program that protects supers. Siblings Winston and Evelyn Deavor, who run a telecom company, want to fix the heroes' image and pick Elastigirl as the face of the campaign. Helen heads out on missions, and Bob stays home with the three kids, including Jack-Jack, who shows one new power after another. Meanwhile a villain who hypnotizes through screens, the Screenslaver, threatens the city.

1. ChangeIt starts where the first one ends

   Thirteen and a half years passed between the films, but Bird wanted to pick up exactly where the first left off. That way the kids don't age and Jack-Jack stays a baby full of powers. The 2005 game The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer began at the same point, but the film discards its continuity.

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2. CameoTwo voices changed and the film has a dedication

   Spencer Fox, Dash's original voice, was replaced by newcomer Huckleberry Milner. Bud Luckey, who voiced agent Dicker, retired in 2014, and Jonathan Banks took over. Luckey died in 2018, and the film is dedicated to his memory.

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3. SetupThe trailer broke a record

   The 53-second teaser premiered on November 18, 2017, during an ESPN broadcast. It drew 113.0 million views in 24 hours, the most for an animated film trailer until Frozen II topped it. The film went on to earn over $1.2 billion worldwide.

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