After 14 long years, the Incredible 2 will be hitting theaters again in June 2018 and today the teaser trailer for the movie was released. Does this mean that we will be getting some LEGO sets to tie in with the movie? You bet we will but with a slight catch. It is reported that there will be three LEGO sets (10759, 10760, 10761) that will be released but they will be LEGO Juniors sets and not the regular ones. At least we’ll be getting some more LEGO Incredibles minifigures to go with them.
We already got a couple of LEGO Incredibles minifigures with the LEGO Disney Collectible Minifigures (71012) but we’ll most likely get the rest of the Parr family in the Juniors sets. There’s also a rumor of a LEGO Incredibles 2 Video Game as well but there’s not much information on that front. Who has been waiting for this movie like I have been?
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And after 14 long years the baby is still a…. well, baby
I still believe that Finding Nemo is the best Pixar film ever made, but The Incredibles is hands down my favorite Pixar flick.
The only question now is if they’ll pull a TS3 and have it take place in real time compared to when the first film was released. Just remember, teasers and trailers aren’t canon. The first Incredibles teaser, while perfectly suited to getting people excited about the movie, and related to the plot, absolutely does not fit into the finished film in any way. By the time he even attempts to put on his old supersuit (or heads off to get a replacement) he’s got his original physique back, and all of the pre-retirement photos show him wearing the brand-new supersuit. So, what we see in this teaser could just be a fun way to get people talking about a film that will be totally unrelated to what we actually just saw. But only time, and the first full trailer, will tell.
They will be a lego Incredible sets of 2018.
These sets need to have molded heads. The cartoon is just to stylized to not have them.