Andy grows up and passes his toys along to Bonnie. What really struck me about "Toy Story 3," "Toy Story 4," and "Cars 3" was that they poignantly acknowledge the passage of time. Let's look at some of the other PIXAR franchise films. To put it bluntly, nobody learns much and nothing changes. It wasn't until I went back and revisited the other films PIXAR was making from around this time that I realized why "Incredibles 2" bothered me so much. I originally wrote a very brief, perfunctory review of "Incredibles" 2 when it was released in 2018, not quite being able to articulate at the time why I felt so dissatisfied with the film.
However, aside from the improved animation, there's nothing in it that's up to par with the original "The Incredibles" from 2004. It is a perfectly entertaining two hours of action and comedy and superhero hijinks. This is not to say that "Incredibles 2" is not a good film. Yes, even moreso than "Cars 2," because who seriously had any expectations for "Cars 2"? And then we come to "Incredibles 2," which I've come to regard as the most disappointing film that PIXAR ever made. Even though they're considered second tier PIXAR movies, they're still leaps and bounds ahead of most other animated films. Honestly, I like some of these films better than the originals - "Monsters U," "Cars 3" and the last two "Toy Story" films. I've been watching some of the recent PIXAR films again, specifically a bunch of sequels and prequels that have quickly been forgotten by the mainstream.
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