Incredibles 2 Review! : 無料・フリー素材/写真
Incredibles 2 Review! / AntMan3001
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| 説明 | 14 years. Literally 14 YEARS we’ve been waiting for a sequel to The Incredibles and it’s finally here. Now I’ve always been a rather mild Incredibles fan, I enjoyed the first one and I did agree with everyone else that it was the Pixar film that deserves a sequel the most, but I wasn’t really dying for one either. But damn, people go NUTS over Incredibles 2. I saw this film earlier tonight and people, both young and old, were screaming their heads off during the film! It was crazy, I’ve never seen anything like it! I was so happy that people were enjoying this film and it was hilarious to watch them go crazy but at the same time I could barely hear some lines of dialogue at some moments in the film which kinda sucked. Bottom line, people were ravenous about Incredibles 2, and here are my less enthusiastic reaction to the film. But before we get started, can we just get all the ‘incredible’ puns out of the way? I bet I’m going to say that word a few times in this review, so let’s just say pun intended for all of them I guess. Anyways, let’s check it out!Good: The thing that I was the most impressed with in Incredibles 2 was the animation itself. The first Incredibles has kinda gotten a little (just a tiny bit) ugly over time, as most CG animated films do, but this film is absolutely gorgeous. It feels like I say every new Pixar film is the most beautiful one yet but, Incredibles 2 is the most beautiful Pixar film yet. Not only that, but the animation in this film was used effectively. In an age where we’ve literally seen the impossible in superhero films with movies like Infinity War, I was going into Incredibles 2 wondering what does an animated superhero bring to the table that a live-action one can’t, and I wasn’t disappointed. There is a reason the Incredibles franchise is animated, and it’s because of characters like Elastigirl and Jack Jack. They were both used so effectively and spectacularly in this film! Jack Jack was obviously a scene stealer. I really thought they were going overuse him in this film, but like Baby Groot, he was used just enough for some great laughs. Now it’s not only the animation that makes these films so great, but it’s also the story and its heart. Now when I saw the trailers, I thought they were just going for a plain and simple parent swap where the mom does the work while the dad takes care of the kids, but it’s so much more than that. Both Helen and Bob Parr have some amazing arcs in this film, where Helen through a new world as a super and Bob has to learn that being a parent can be just as super as fighting crime out on the streets. What I loved about these characters so much is that they have flaws, they fail, but they learn and overcome and if that’s not good character development then I don’t know what is! The kids in this film have a great role too. Dash’s role is a bit more one dimensional than his role in the first film, but Violet has a way better arc in the first film with her having boyfriend problems. The villain of this film was also pretty good. Now it’s kinda spoilery to go into detail about them, so all I’ll say is that even though there are some reveals about them that I saw coming from a mile away, they were pretty convincing as a villain and had a pretty good arc! I’d also like to bring up Frozone. Now he is both a good and a bad for me because while he is probably my favorite character in this Incredibles series and he did get a bigger role than the first film, I still feel like in was terribly underutilized. Maybe Frozone should get a movie of his own, if Dory can get one, why can’t he? Maybe we could finally see his wife on screen! Anyways, the last thing I’d like to mention was the fantastic score by Michael Giacchino, I’m definitely going to be listening to it again on my own time. Bad: Now I must say, I believe Incredibles 2 is just as good as the original which is very rare for a franchise to maintain such a similar level of quality, but they have completely different problems. One thing I loved about the original Incredibles was it’s excellent pacing, it took its time for the story and characters to develop, Incredibles 2 didn’t so much. I felt this movie was paced too quickly, there was never time to breathe, especially in the last minutes or so. The movie just ended so abruptly I thought. The pacing was also bad when it came to the discussion of the laws of Supers being in the public. What I loved in the first film is we got that cool montage of superheroes in the past and all the legal stuff behind it, and I feel like the film wanted to continue that discussion, but it kept being brushed aside. This film is also so very predictable, I saw every single thing coming to the point where I just had to accept the simple plot and going along for the ride. Finally, maybe it’s just me getting older, but I really felt like the dialogue was dumbed down a bit from the first one, there was a lot more of characters explaining obvious things and cliched dialogue. Perhaps I’m just nitpicking at this point because other than these things I had a really great time with this film.Overall, I may not be as enthusiastic about Incredibles 2 as everyone else is, but I really did enjoy myself. I don’t think I’ve never seen a sequel that is so consistent in quality than its predecessor! I literally don’t know which one of these films I like more, but for now, I’m going to say the first Incredibles slightly gets the edge, but only by a little! For these reasons, I’m going to give Incredibles 2 an even 8/10. I would very much like to see one more Incredibles so we can have a perfectly nice trilogy. Let’s hope that we don’t have to wait another 14 years for another one! Let me know what you thought of Incredibles 2 in the comments below! |
| 撮影日 | 2018-06-16 00:40:23 |
| 撮影者 | AntMan3001 , Orange, America |
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