INCREDIBLES 2 (PG)

WHO’S IN IT?

Holly Hunter (The Big Sick), Craig T. Nelson (Poltergeist), Sarah Vowell (A.C.O.D.), Huck Milner (film debut), Samuel L. Jackson (Pulp Fiction), Brad Bird (Ratatouille), Jonathan Banks (Mudbound), Bob Odenkirk (Nebraska), Catherine Keener (Get Out), Sophia Bush (Chalet Girl), Isabella Rossellini (Blue Velvet), John Ratzenberger (Toy Story), LaTanya Richardson Jackson (Sleepless in Seattle)

WHO’S BEHIND THE CAMERA?

Brad Bird (Tomorrowland), director, writer; Nicole Paradis Grindle (Monsters University) and John Walker (The Incredibles), producers; Michael Giacchino (Up), composer; Stephen Schaffer (WALL-E), editor

WHAT’S IT ABOUT?

The super-powered Parr family – father Bob aka Mr. Incredible (Nelson), mother Helen aka Elastigirl (Hunter), teenage daughter Violet (Vowell), young son Dash (Milner), and infant Jack-Jack – struggle to fit into a world where supers are still not allowed to fight crime. However, an opportunity presents itself when a pro-super billionaire (Odenkirk) enlists Elastigirl to help put superheroes back in the spotlight, which she does while Bob stays home to take care of the children – and in doing so, discovers Jack-Jack’s extraordinary powers…

IN ONE SENTENCE, WHY SHOULD YOU BE EXCITED?

It’s the most anticipated Pixar sequel to date, and with the current saturation of superhero movies being at an all-time high, it’s never been a better time for the Parrs to make their triumphant return.

WHEN’S IT OUT?

FRIDAY 13TH JULY 2018

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