The Incredibles Ending Explained: How That Cliffhanger Set Up The Incredibles 2
The Incredibles' cliffhanger set up the sequel that came 14 years later, but that's not all that's impactful about this Disney Pixar film's ending.
Pixar's The Incredibles tells the story of a super-family forced to conceal their powers. Years after superheroes were outlawed, the superpowered Parr family live a normal life. However, after his secret vigilante work uncovers a conspiracy that points to the rise of a new supervillain, Mr. Incredible must rely on the help of his wife Elastigirl and their children, Violet and Dash, to save the world from the evil Syndrome.
The Incredibles' cliffhanger set up the sequel that came 14 years later, but that's not all that's impactful about this Disney Pixar film's ending.
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