With The Incredibles becoming the highest selling DVD in 2005 (17.38 million copies), a sequel must have been in everyone's minds from the beginning. Brad Bird, the film's director, expressed an interest to do an Incredibles 2 back in 2007 but his fear of not living up to expectations held him back. Bird wanted a sequel that paralleled the likes of Toy Story 2.

Following Fast & Furious 6's monstrous opening weekend at the UK box office (and a likely equally big US box office on the horizon), thoughts turn to the next instalment in the most unlikely of blockbuster event movies.

Fans of the series who have enjoyed Fast & Furious 6 (me included, a personal review to come shortly) will have a good idea of what the future holds for the series, following a mid-credits stinger than sent audiences into a frenzy, but to keep things as spoiler-free as possible we will simply observe the settings for the next entry in the series.