'Incredibles 2' movie review: A charming and enticing superheroes film

"Incredibles 2" has hit the theaters today and it's well worth the 14-year wait since the original film's 2004 release.

The super family decides to face the villain, but without remembering that superheroic actions are still illegal, so once their actions are finished, the whole family is put behind bars. Fortunately for them, a mysterious benefactor appears along with his sister. They assure the family that they would change the opinion of the world leaders regarding the superheroes and to achieve this they formulate a comprehensive PR (Public Relations) plan where Mrs. Helen Parr aka Elastigirl is the face of the campaign.

If you were a fan of the original, just about everyone is back from the original movie. Director Brad Bird returned to write the new script and direct so the sequel is in safe hands. And the entire cast from Craig T. Nelson and Holly Hunter to Samuel L. Jackson has returned. The one exception is Dash. (He's now played by Huck Milner.).Unless you know that detail you can barely tell the difference.

If you're a Marvel fan, you may feel like you're experiencing some déjà vu watching the film. There's talk of an international superhero accord to bring back superheroes after they were banned. It feels like a giant callback to "Captain America: Civil War."

What's hot: The animation and baby Jack-Jack steals the show.You'll fall in love with Jack-Jack all over again. 

What's not: The movie could be a little shorter. The movie drags on a little bit, making it Pixar's longest movie.

Watch trailer for "Incredibles 2" below.