I just lost most of the faith I had in this movie.

For me, all will be forgiven as long as Mr. Skipperdoo makes an appearance!

Seriously? That makes no sense... In the original, they discovered how well the family works as a team. And now they're just breaking up again? It's nice that Elastigal gets to have some of the fun, but what about Violet and Dash?

I'm probably still going to watch it, but my hopes aren't very high now...

I don't like the sound of it either, the family worked together really good as a team, that's what made the first one so good, this sounds more like a spinoff than a sequel.

I think you've got it backwards. The second movie will focus on Helen like the first Incredibles movie focused on Bob. In that, he's sort of the lead and has the most character development but his family is just as important.

This sounds like a crappy fanfiction written by a 6-year-old

Oh my God

I can't believe Brad Bird chose this path for the movie

Frankly, I'd rather watch a movie that's all about the invisible girl, and almost nothing about anyone else, with lots of action and 'female power fantasy' whatever. Putting Bob BACK in the exact same scenario as he was in the first movie - except changing JOB to MR. MOM-parenting, it's just so underwhelming and boring as a concept.

I don't care who the main hero is, or what gender they are, if the story is interesting and the action is good, and we finally get MORE superhero action (which is what this kind of movies would be so perfect for).

But instead, it looks like we're getting the 'family dynamic', the 'relationship' crap, the 'parenting' crap, and all that boring stuff that we hated about the first movie anyway (who really enjoyed all those scenes where Bob is at his boring job, or where the parents are arguing, etc.? Although, I have to admit, the movie is so well paced, it's not that bad. I have a suspicion that this movie isn't going to be - but I might be wrong).

Just give me superhero action with interesting story, no romance, no relationships, no boring 'family dinners', and I'm good, regardless of the gender of the protagonist(s). Heck, make the whole family female for all I care. It doesn't matter. Have your female power fantasy if you must. Just give us a good movie instead of agenda-ridden rehash and clichés.

I had some mixed feelings about the direction of this sequel too. Based on what we have been given from the ads and plot synopsis. If anything, I'm more worried about this sequel feeling like a repeat of the first movie-- but with gender reverse roles for Bob and Helen. So the better analogy for your comparison would be Ghostbuster 2 moreso than the reboot. Although I doubt that it will suffer near the same kind of receptions or problems as either of the Ghostbusters properties. It would be a letdown at best for this long awaited sequel if that direction were to turn out mostly true.

However, I'll still give this movie some benefit of a doubt that it may actually turn out to be something more in the end than how it was being advertised.