Although Incredibles 2was a massive success for the animated franchise, the sequel made a fatal mistake that I hope Pixar finally fixes with Incredibles 3. First released in 2004, Pixar’s superhero movie, The Incredibles,received widespread critical acclaim and earned $632 million at the box office worldwide. The 2018 sequel was an even bigger success, as, despite being released a shocking 14 years later, and Incredibles 2 earned $1.243 billion at the box office. As a result of the sequel’s success, the Incredibles franchise has been kickstarted again, and Incredibles 3 is confirmed to be in development. 174n19

The Incredibles 2was highly anticipated, yet the movie missed a perfect opportunity to feature a seriously shocking villain. As the sequel to a beloved Pixar film, Incredibles 2 made history at the box office for animated movies at the time of its 2018 release, drawing in both older fans who grew up with the original and younger kids dazzled by the cartoon superhero team. To appeal to both generations,The Incredible 2's cast and characters include old favorites like the titular family and Frozone as well as new roles like the business executive Winston Deavor and his tech-savvy sister Evelyn.

While Incredibles 2 broke a surprising Pixar sequel record back in 2018, the studio’s new release plans might change this. Incredibles 2 was a major commercial and critical success upon release. This came as something of a surprise since, although The Incredibles was also a huge hit, the original movie arrived in cinemas some 14 years before its sequel. While Incredibles 2 did reunite the original movie’s voice cast and bring back its director, there were still commentators who understandably assumed that the long gap between movies might result in a follow-up that failed to live up to the original movie.

The Incredibles 2's action-packed ending perfectly wrapped up The Incredibles story but still left the door open for a potential threequel. It took 14 years for Disney Pixar to finally release a sequel to the 2004 film, and audiences were eager to have their unanswered The Incredibles questions addressed. Though the Parr family got a happy ending in the original movie, it was unclear whether Supers would ever be legalized again or how Bob and Helen would handle their superhuman children (including their multitalented baby, Jack-Jack). It may have taken over a decade, but by the end of The Incredibles 2, this was all laid to rest.

Thor: Love and Thunder is set to introduce Gorr the God Butcher as Marvel's latest villain. With Christian Bale in the role, fans are hoping that his portrayal will make for a fascinating, menacing foe that will go down as one of the MCU's best. Some of the most iconic villains have come in the forms of novels, comics, video games, and more but film seems to be the best medium for these characters to shine. From the writing to the performance, these two factors really make or break a villain.

Disney+ is expanding all of the Mouse House's different franchises, and a The Incredibles spinoff show starring Frozone should be next. Samuel L. Jackson's voice brought the ice-powered superhero to life for the first time in 2004, but he returned to the role in Incredibles 2 in 2018. Although Frozone isn't the main character of the franchise, he is a contributing part of Pixar's superhero series becoming so popular. Now, it might be time for a Frozone Disney+ spinoff show.

The teaser trailer for Lightyear was a big win for both Disney and Pixar in its first 24 hours, coming only behind The Incredibles 2. Set to focus on the story that inspired the Buzz Lightyear line of toys in the Toy Story films, Lightyear will see Chris Evans voice the famous space ranger. The film is directed by Angus MacLane, who co-directed Finding Dory and previously directed the Toy Story short, Small Fry, and the Halloween special, Toy Story of Terror!

Bob Odenkirk's vocal performance as Incredibles 2's Winston Deavor was so wholesome it turned the character from a villain to a hero. The Incredibles series revolves around the Parrs, a family of superheroes who are forced to repress their abilities when heroes are outlawed. Both entries were helmed by Brad Bird, who brought his trademark skill with inventive action setpieces, but they're also characterized by their warmth and humor. The Incredibles characters also have abilities mirroring those of the Fantastic Four, with the movies often considered more faithful adaptations of that comic than their actual movie counterparts.

When it comes to sequels to animated movies, Pixar is way ahead of the curve. There aren’t many parallels between Monsters University and Incredibles 2, but both Pixar movies are sequels to two of the animated studio’s most original and well-received films in their history, and they both came more than a decade after their predecessors.

While Pixar is notorious for its incredibly unique stories, throughout recent years, the company has started focusing heavily on creating sequels to some of its original movies. Two of the very best that Pixar has created are Incredibles 2 andFinding Dory, which took the popular characters to the next level, furthering their stories.