Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Pixar's latest plan for The Incredibles 3 will only work on one crucial condition. After the release of the original Incredibles movie in 2004, which earned an outstanding score of 97% on Rotten Tomatoes, the film won two Oscars including Best Animated Feature.
If Pixar is serious about reminding its fans about the glory days of The Incredibles, then it must bring back screenwriter and director Brad Bird for Incredibles 3. Bird wrote the screenplays and directed both of the previous installments of The Incredibles franchise, making him a vital and essentially irreplaceable part of the celebrated movie series.
More Incredibles Movies Is A Big Risk For Pixar Bird has to complete the trilogy in order to preserve the franchise's longevity Close Directing any spin-offs and future sequels is another discussion, but Bird really should complete the trilogy.