TrailerTrack is reporting that the first teaser trailer for The Incredibles 2 has been classified and is all-but-certain to premiere in theaters with Coco on Wednesday, November 22 – though it may arrive online before then. The trailer will definite be a “teaser”, seeing as it’s only listed at 60 seconds long, but that should still be plenty of time for Pixar to get fans excited.
I never thought the original models needed changing either, but his hair looks so much more real now. Can't wait to see the others new and improved.Kyle wrote:Dash's hair. I don't think it's been posted.
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Looks a lot better than the original. I didn't even think it needed fixing until I saw this. It makes me wonder how I was okay with it before. It looked like cotton candy.
That is odd.Sotiris wrote:It's really odd and inconsistent they're dropping the definite article 'the' from the title of the sequel while retaining it in the original. What's up with that?
My guess? They wanted to simplify things. The first one was two words. They didn't want it to go to three if you count the number, so they chopped of the "the". Not only is it easier to say, it allows them to make the logo larger than if it still had an extra word.Sotiris wrote:It's really odd and inconsistent they're dropping the definite article 'the' from the title of the sequel while retaining it in the original. What's up with that?
Bob and Jack Jack look so so much better than 13 years ago. And I'm glad they had a bit of the scene we saw at the expo. You guys will love it Does he? The family just sees that something is happening up in the sky when Jack-Jack is taken by Syndrome, but they can't tell what.Kyle wrote:Not as cool as I was hoping for, mainly because Bob seems shocked Jack Jack has powers. He already knew he had powers at the end of the first one, so to frame this as some kind of revelation seems redundant. Oh well, I guess the next one should be more interesting.
That's...weird... But it's not like Disney/PIXAR are new to strange titles, I guess.Kyle wrote: My guess? They wanted to simplify things. The first one was two words. They didn't want it to go to three if you count the number, so they chopped of the "the". Not only is it easier to say, it allows them to make the logo larger than if it still had an extra word.
I guess an argument can be made that he was too far to be seen clearly enough...the cutting to the close up of their faces just kinda lead me to think they were clearly seeing him mutate.JeanGreyForever wrote:Does he? The family just sees that something is happening up in the sky when Jack-Jack is taken by Syndrome, but they can't tell what.Kyle wrote:Not as cool as I was hoping for, mainly because Bob seems shocked Jack Jack has powers. He already knew he had powers at the end of the first one, so to frame this as some kind of revelation seems redundant. Oh well, I guess the next one should be more interesting.
Source: http://www.slashfilm.com/the-incredibles-2-trailer/Everyone’s favorite family of superheroes is back in Incredibles 2 – but this time Helen (voice of Holly Hunter) is in the spotlight, leaving Bob (voice of Craig T. Nelson) at home with Violet (voice of Sarah Vowell) and Dash (voice of Huck Milner) to navigate the day-to-day heroics of “normal” life. It’s a tough transistion for everyone, made tougher by the fact that the family is still unaware of baby Jack-Jack’s emerging superpowers. When a new villain hatches a brilliant and dangerous plot, the family and Frozone (voice of Samuel L. Jackson) must find a way to work together again—which is easier said than done, even when they’re all Incredible.
Yeah, one might say this teaser isn't up to Parr with the first one. (see what I did there?)Sotiris wrote:Honestly, I didn't like the teaser. The teaser for the original (and for Monsters Inc. for that matter) functioned like a snapshot into the lives of the characters and the world they inhabit. It gave us a taste of the characters' personalities and the overall conceit of the film in a brief yet fun and effortless way. Whereas this is more meta with the Incredibles logo in there and Bob looking into the camera. It also feels less inspired and original as it's basically recycling the scene in the movie where Jack-Jack discovers his powers.
In my opinion the teaser wasn't bad, but I agree with you that the teasers Pixar used to do for the early films were much better. They were like little shorts, and as you said, they were good representations of what we could expect from the films. I was always really looking forward to seeing the teaser for the next movie, and to the actual movie after seeing it.Sotiris wrote:Honestly, I didn't like the teaser. The teaser for the original (and for Monsters Inc. for that matter) functioned like a snapshot into the lives of the characters and the world they inhabit. It gave us a taste of the characters' personalities and the overall conceit of the film in a brief yet fun and effortless way. Whereas this is more meta with the Incredibles logo in there and Bob looking into the camera. It also feels less inspired and original as it's basically recycling the scene in the movie where Jack-Jack discovers his powers.
I always thought they don't find out he has powers, but it isn't made too clear in the film whether or not they do. According to Brad Bird, however, the family doesn't discover it in the first film. This is from the last D23 Expo:Kyle wrote:I guess an argument can be made that he was too far to be seen clearly enough...the cutting to the close up of their faces just kinda lead me to think they were clearly seeing him mutate.JeanGreyForever wrote: Does he? The family just sees that something is happening up in the sky when Jack-Jack is taken by Syndrome, but they can't tell what.
Source: http://www.slashfilm.com/the-incredible ... -from-d23/Bird also noted that the first movie ended without the family knowing that Jack Jack has powers, and they’re planning to have fun with that (as we soon saw in a clip described below). He also reminded the crowd that the Parr family house was destroyed at the end of the first movie, so they get a new house: one part home, one part superhero lair. It’s a midcentury modern design, complete with all kinds of sharp corners.
I thought of that possibility too. And, maybe this is silly, but it also occurred to me that it could be a play on words with "Incredibles too", perhaps in reference to other characters in the film. After all, they said at D23 that there'll be more superheroes in the film:Kyle wrote:My guess? They wanted to simplify things. The first one was two words. They didn't want it to go to three if you count the number, so they chopped of the "the". Not only is it easier to say, it allows them to make the logo larger than if it still had an extra word.Sotiris wrote:It's really odd and inconsistent they're dropping the definite article 'the' from the title of the sequel while retaining it in the original. What's up with that?
Source: http://www.slashfilm.com/the-incredible ... -from-d23/As for the story, Bird remained tight-lipped. He said we’ll meet some superheroes who rival the Incredibles themselves and some…not so much.
