Incredibles 2 is both pop-culture eye candy and a sly critique of it — albeit one delivered in the form of the bad guy, who rails against the mediation of screens as a poor substitute for ...

The Reelist is a column featuring Kristen Page-Kirby’s musings on movies. For Washington Post film critic Michael O’Sullivan’s review of “Incredibles 2,” click here. The basis of Pixar ...

The Incredibles 2, out this week from director Brad Bird ... They manage to keep the bad guy (voiced by John Ratzenberger) from hurting anyone, but he destroys half the town in the process ...

“The Incredibles 2” and its predecessor “The Incredibles ... all this is taking place. The bad news is that both movies are pretty vague about that question. The good news is that they ...

Elastigirl) can stop the bad guy with help from her new team of sponsored heroes. Let’s back-up. If you haven’t been following the story of The Incredibles 2, a new figure has appeared in ...

“Perhaps most intriguingly, Incredibles 2 is both pop-culture eye candy and a sly critique of it — albeit one delivered in the form of the bad guy, who rails against the mediation of screens ...

A version of this article about “The Incredibles 2” first appeared in ... And that’s when he realized that his bad guy didn’t work with the family story. “I had a release date looming ...