It was Incredible I'm not sure what the naysayers are smoking on this board, but this storyline was so much more involved and nuanced than the original which I LOVED btw). I'm usually sensitive to the 'woke' lever that studios try and pull, but it made sense in the film to push a unique storyline that had a relevant political element to it (with the bill being passed and the ambassador being a part of the story).
I think everyone on here can attest it's hard to make a good sequel, and RARELY do they come close to the original. This took 14 years to release one, and it's a significant generational gap from the lovers of the first-if you were in your late teens, you're in your 30's, and if you're like me and saw it in my early 20's, the sequel I'm watching in my late 30's, and I think the writer appreciated that and gave a much more character-driven story which is a difficult feat in a superhero animation movie.
And for the person that said there wasn't any teamwork, the first film involved teamwork in the 3rd act mainly (the kids were involved for the last few action sequences), while in this sequel they were a MAJOR part of the story and ultimately in saving the day by breaking elastigirl and Mr increíble's screenslaver visors. There was teamwork from the middle on, a lot more than in the first-I think the fact Mr Incredible wasn't the lead for half the movie triggered those already sensitive to wokeness, which I can fully appreciate, but I don't think that's the case here, it was shared among all the family.
And lastly, we got to see Jack Jack's full spectrum of powers, Elenor the badass seamstress, and a whole cast of new supers that made for an interesting couple of fight scenes,
For an original Incredibles fan, Incredibles 2 hit the mark for me. 8.1/10.