The first Incredibles took the world by storm when it was initially released. The film smashed box office expectations and a sequel had been highly anticipated for years. After a fourteen-year gap, fans finally got Incredibles 2, which took place immediately after the events of the first one. The film revealed more about the mysterious villain the Underminer, but mostly focused on the new antagonist called Screen Slaver. Bob and Helen Parr are encouraged to get back into the superhero game; however, Elastigirl is chosen for missions over Mr. Incredible. While the film was written and directed by Bird, some people couldn't help but point out problems with the story including the stereotypes pertaining to women in the workplace. The sequel has also been criticized for having plot holes, but Bird has now dismissed one of these allegations.

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Bird recently took to Twitter, after Wyatt Wu complained about a plot hole near the end of the film when the superheroes are on the ship. The plot hole in question comes when the mind-controlled Mr. and Mrs. Incredible speak about how superheroes are actually a threat. The Twitter continues to explain that the heroes save the ship from crashing into the city, but nobody should have cheered for them since the citizens would have assumed it was the heroes' fault in the first place. Bird then denied that this was a plot hole by responding that the exchange of information should have been obvious and that he didn't feel as if it needed to be explained to the audience. Bird's full Tweet can be seen below.

Despite what anybody says about Incredibles 2, the film made a huge amount of money. crossed $1 billion at the worldwide box office. Fans may have had to wait for more than a decade to see an Incredibles sequel, but it was well worth it for Disney and Pixar.

While Bird makes a valid argument against this being a plot hole, there are other elements of the film that can't as easily be fixed. Incredibles 2 was the most disappointing Pixar sequel. Even though the sequel wasn't able to please everyone, it still did well enough at the box office to possibly receive a third installment. Nothing has been confirmed in regards to a third Incredibles, but with the success of the first two films, anything could happen.

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