“Incredibles 2” is the sequel to the 2004 animated film “The Incredibles,” and it continues the story of the Parr family, who are superheroes in a world where superhero activity is illegal. The movie primarily follows Helen Parr (Elastigirl) as she takes on a new superhero assignment, leaving Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible) to manage the family.
In the climax of the film, it is revealed that the Screenslaver, the main antagonist who uses hypnotic screens to manipulate people, is actually Evelyn Deavor (voiced by Catherine Keener), the sister of Winston Deavor (voiced by Bob Odenkirk). Winston and Evelyn had initially appeared to be advocates for the legalization of superheroes.
As Elastigirl attempts to thwart Evelyn’s plan, a massive ship known as the Everjust is set to be launched, with the intention of broadcasting hypnotic signals to control people. The Screenslaver’s objective is to make people reliant on superheroes, causing chaos and proving that society’s dependence on supers is problematic.
With the help of her family, including Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack, Elastigirl manages to stop the Everjust from launching. Meanwhile, Mr. Incredible and Frozone confront Evelyn. Ultimately, it is Violet who subdues Evelyn, allowing the heroes to save the day.
The movie ends with the superheroes regaining public trust, and the legal ban on superhero activities is lifted. The Parr family, now officially known as “The Incredibles,” is seen donning their superhero costumes together. The film closes with the family preparing to face new challenges as a united team of superheroes.
Overall, “Incredibles 2” blends action, humor, and family dynamics, maintaining the spirit of the original film while introducing new elements to the story. The ending emphasizes the importance of family and teamwork in overcoming obstacles and saving the day.