Auntie Edna (2018)

Auntie Edna is a bite-sized burst of Pixar joy that turns a simple babysitting gig into a showcase for everything that makes The Incredibles world so deliciously fun: razor-sharp timing, expressive animation, and a sense of play that never talks down to its audience. Watching Edna Mode apply her imperious genius to the chaos of Jack-Jack is pure comedic music, full of visual gags and clever little surprises that feel both effortless and meticulously crafted. The tone is light, charming, and family-friendly, with enough sci-fi flair to keep it popping even if you’re just here for the laughs. It’s not a deep story and it helps if you already like Edna’s larger-than-life persona, but as a short, it’s an irresistible, adorable treat that earns its place in the franchise.

Auntie Edna is basically a quick, cute bonus bite meant to give you more Edna Mode sass while Jack-Jack does his chaotic super-baby routine during Incredibles 2. It delivers a few solid laughs and some fun animation, but it’s so brief and lightweight that it can feel more like a deleted scene than a real story with any emotional punch. If you’re hoping for a meaningful Edna-focused plot or anything that expands the world in a satisfying way, this will likely leave you thinking, “That’s it?” If you treat it as a harmless extra—especially for kids or Pixar completists—it does the job and gets out of your way.