Hello everyone and welcome back to our channel. In this episode, we are going to talk about the
things you have 100% missed in Incredible 2! There are so many secrets in our favorite Pixar movies,
and Incredible 2 is literally filled with so many hidden Easter Eggs. Some of them were
extremely difficult to catch but we coped with that! Just grab some popcorn and enjoy!
The new film Incredible 2 has become very successful, so fans are already waiting
for the sequel! But what exactly made this movie absolutely iconic? Well, many things. First off,
it has an amazing plot, it is very funny, and It’s been long 14 years for Pixar fans since The
Incredibles was first released. Of course, Pixar produces really amazing movies and they always
tease their fans with a big amount of hidden Easter Eggs. And, considering that Incredibles
2's runtime was longer than any of their previous films, that means there are more moments for fans
to find and to miss. So, let’s jump into the secrets you have probably missed while watching
Incredibles 2. Number 10 -
John Ratzenberger forever John Ratzenberger is the one who appears in every
Pixar movie. He is even cooler than a storied Pizza Planet truck. For those who didn’t know,
John became a sort of good luck charm for Pixar. He first appeared in Toy Story and in Incredible 2
he voiced the villainous Underminer. If you remember the ending of the first movie,
Underminer drilled up from underground to take the heroes on. The new Incredible movie starts
with this moment and he kicks off the movie with an opening bank robbery and battle. Speaking of
the Eastern Egg that is linked to Underminer, in the very end of the second movie, we can see
a brief stylized glimpse of the Underminer's drill returning from beneath the ground. Many fans are
speculating that this could be a hint that the third Incredibles is coming soon. Does this mean
that we will hear Ratz in the next movie? Let us know your thoughts in
the comments section down below. Number 9 – Ghostbusters
The movie’s real villain, Evelyn Deavor has a very cruel plan and she was trying to convince Helen
that the pizza delivery guy she's posing as The Screen Slaver is a threat. She said, "Einstein
was a patent clerk!" So, what’s about this phase? This phrase is a direct reference or even a copy
of what Peter Venkman said in Ghostbusters to motivate Ray Stanz, "Einstein did his best stuff
when he was working as a patent clerk." Number 8 – Poltergeist reference
And here is another reference that you probably didn’t miss, especially if you are a fan of Craig
T. Nelson movie, Poltergeist. We all have noticed that Jack-Jack has really interesting superpowers
and, in a scene, where he disappears into the other dimension, he left behind a TV remote
and his disembodied voice is heard throughout the house. Doesn't this remind you of the poltergeist
scene when the daughter was stuck in another dimension, and the family could only communicate
with her through the static on their television screen? Pretty much! Another interesting think
about Jack-Jack and his superpowers is that he actually has 17 of them: self-combustion,
shapeshifting, demon form, mimicking features on others, phasing through solid objects,
enhanced strength, levitation, dimensional traveling, balloon pliable, laser vision, creating
duplicates, electrogenesis, molecular vibration, wall crawling, teleportation, size manipulation,
and being able to harden into metal. Number 7 – The Batman reference?
Okay, it seems like we have another reference here and this time it is linked to Batman.
And there is not only one Batman reference, there are a few of them. The very first one is the red
phones for Gazerbeam and Dynaguy that look exactly like the phones in the Batman series starring
Adam West. You can notice the red phone in the scene when Winston is talking about the way his
father died. He says his father was friends with superheroes, even establishing two direct lines
of communication with superheroes. The next thing is the path Elastigirl drives to take her first
mission reminds the same path Batman and Robin had in the iconic series. But here is something else.
When DevTech is first revealed on screen, a faint Bat Signal is hidden in the clouds.
Number 6 – Jack-Jack loves Mozart There was a phrase in a movie that Jack-Jack
loves Mozart but it was said for a reason. This is basically a callback to The Incredibles and
its 2005 short film spinoff Jack-Jack Attack, detailing his time with babysitter Kari.
In the film itself, Kari says she'll play Mozart to the sleeping baby to boost his intelligence
and creativity, which provides a classical score to the short as Jack-Jack's powers
emerge. This is so cute. Many fans assumed that just because Kari is right and Mozart’s music
really triggered Jack-Jack powers. Number 5 - A113 is here again
John Ratzenberger is not the one and only who appears in almost every Pixar movie.
If you are a fan of Pixar films you may have noticed the A113 appearing in every Pixar film,
except Monsters Inc. But what does it mean? Well, this is a nod to the name of a classroom
at the California Institute of the Arts, where a bunch of Pixar artists and filmmakers studied.
In Incredibles 2, A113 appears on screens when Violet and Tony Rydinger are getting chaperoned
by the family to go see a movie for their first date. The movie shown to be playing is Dementia
A113. Dementia 13 is a real movie which was released in 1963. It was also Francis Ford
Coppola’s first film as a director. Have you ever noticed it in some other Pixar movies, by the way?
Number 4 – Stealing from Dream Works? We are not calling Pixar the thieves but
have you actually noticed that Evelyn Deavor has so many similarities with a Dream Works character
from the movie Megamind, Roxanne Ritchie? First off, they look almost identical! However,
while Evelyn is a villain and pretends to be one of the good guys, Roxanne is the hero in her
story. Dream Works was in partnership with Disney up until 2016 but now works out of the offices at
Universal Studios. So, maybe stealing was a wrong word but they definitely took a little bit from
the Dream Works character. Do you agree? Number 3 – The Painting
Do you remember the scene when Helen is calling Bob to tell how excited she is after completing
her first mission? If yes, you probably have noticed a painting on the wall featuring white and
red geometric shapes. But have you ever thought of the meaning of this painting? Have you noticed a
very important hidden meaning behind this? If not, we are here to explain it. If you take a closer
look, you will notice that there are white and red geometric shapes and there are four on the left
and one on the right. The painting is symbolizing Helen aka Elastigirl being separated from her
family and that they only succeed when they’re all together. If you remember the first movie, Bob was
actually captured because he was working alone. This time, we see Elastigirl being separated from
her family and it gives us the understanding of how powerful they are when they are together.
Number 2 – New hair look Everything we see in Uncredibles
2 stays the same and looks exactly like it was in the first movie. However, the only thing has
changed – the characters’ hair. It is safe to say that now they look more realistic and are
unlike any Pixar movie made to date. Now, Pixar has a new program for characters' hair and it
looks like they grew from the scalp. This means the hair acts in a more realistic way as opposed
to traditionally animated hair. It also means an entire team of animators oversaw nothing but hair.
Well, at least hair looks different. Number 1 – Incredibles 3?
The biggest question all Incredibles fans have after watching the second movie – is
there going to be the third one? And it seems like a big yes! In true Incredibles fashion,
the second movie ends with a sequence of stunning art and musical scoring while the
credits start to roll. But the main Easter Egg is hidden within these visual and audio clips
and as we have already discussed before, we all saw the hint of the return of the Underminer.
Almost at the very end we see a drill break ground and many fans assumed it could be
Brad Bird’s way of hinting at the Incredibles 3. Have we missed something? If you have something
more to add to our list, just leave your thoughts in the comments section down below.
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