Auntie Edna

This is a deleted scene. It is not a story onto itself. Add in that it is Jack Jack Attack again and this is a complete waste of time. Much like the Incredibles 2 there's no creative spark here.

This is a fine enough Disney animation short film for all viewers to watch. The crew did an alright job in creating this Disney animation short film. This Disney animation short film was a great addition to the storyline. The cast selection was alright enough but could have been a whole lot better and stronger for the storyline. They did not exactly fully commit nor connect to the storyline nor to their respective characters. There was not any sign of real kinds of chemistry displayed throughout this entire Disney animation short film between the cast members. I am not sure how and what other viewers think about this Disney animation short film.

Just a wholesome and hilarious short about what happens when they leave Jack Jack (the Incredibles' baby) with Edna. Both Edna and Jack Jack have such great personalities and its great to see Jack Jack and the full exploration of his powers.

How could they only make this a 5 minute spin off? Sometimes great minds miss a great opportunity. This could have been a great movie had they fleshed it out more. I really wonder about Hollywood folk sometimes.

Originally a bonus for the DVD release, "Auntie Edna" is available in the short film section of Disney Plus at the moment and, as I've been running through those, I watched it a few days ago. It's fine, for what it is, but a bit slight.

As he heads to save his family in the events of "The Incredibles 2", Mr Incredible (Craig T Nelson) leaves his youngest son Jack-Jack (Eli Fucile, Maeve Andrews & Nicholas Bird) with his confidant Edna Mode (Brad Bird). Mode takes the opportunity to assess the many and varied powers that Jack-Jack has and tries to create a suit for him.

If I'm honest, I can see why this might have been a scene cut from the movie, rather than a specifically produced addition, it's mildly amusing stuff but trades a lot on hoping you have a pre-existing connection with these characters, particularly Edna, who doesn't have any of the amusing lines she's had in particularly the first film.

The animation is typically Pixar brilliance and there are moments of physical comedy that are good - but it's not worth much to anyone but "Incredibles" completionists.