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"An Amazing Movie That Gives An Honest Reflection Of Average Family Life.", Another Disney/Pixar collaboration that gives us a genuinely funny movie that teaches us some very important values about family life. The Incredibles are a family of "Supers" forced to enter into the Superhero protection program and go into hiding after a series of unfortunate events that leads to a ton of super hero's finding themselves being sued by the very people they saved. The build-up to what becomes to core story of the film is superb as it allows Brad Bird (Writer/Director) to give us a real depiction of family life whilst adding the superhero element to the mix. The characters are something unique and The Incredibles presents a platform in which to give each unique character their own equal spotlight. Before going further into the movie I will give a quick rundown of each character to give you a good perspective of how the chemistry of the characters plays out on screen.

Bob Parr/Mr Incredible: He's a man who's stuck in the past, after the initial opening of the movie we're given the view of his life in the present. He works for a faceless insurance company and although he was forced by the government to go into hiding, he can't resist but be the hero he was in the past. He and his friend Lucius Best/Frozone sit in the car listening to the police scanner to pick out crimes to solve or robberies to stop. Played by Craig T. Nelson

Helen Parr/Elastigirl: She's the typical housewife who's forced to juggle an entire family of superhero's and the daily household chores. Played by Holly Hunter

Violet Parr: She's the typical shy teenage girl who has the ability to turn herself invisible and create forcefields using only her mind. Played by Sarah Vowell

Dash Parr: The name says it all as Dash has the ability to be super fast. He's the typical mischievous young boy who's always getting in trouble with school using his super speed to play pranks on his teachers. Dash is also very competitive and wants nothing more but to take part in the school sporting events, because they're in hiding he simply isn't allowed to. Played by Spencer Fox

Lucius Best/Frozone: This is the best friend of Mr. Incredible and has been since the original super days, he's a man who has the ability to use ice as a weapon or as a way of getting around. Played by Samuel L. Jackson

Buddy Pine/Syndrome: He was once Mr. Incredibles biggest fan but after an incident that left him getting handed to the police by Mr. Incredible, he developed into a mastermind inventor and the arch nemesis of Mr. Incredible and called himself Syndrome. Played by Jason Lee

During an equally tough day in work Bob Parr ends up assaulting his boss and getting himself fired, and the government are forced to pay off the company to keep them quiet. Bob doesn't tell Helen about him being fired as he receives an envelope with a secret message offering him a chance to become a hero again. All he has to do is fly to a deserted island and destroy the most intelligent and most destructive machine ever created. After a successful first mission, Bob is given many more missions that pay very well, he tells Helen he's received a promotion at work but after becoming suspicious of Bob, Helen manages to find out that Bob had been fired a long time ago. On the Island Bob discovers there's more to his job than just destroying intelligent robots when he's attacked by Syndrome, his arch nemesis who used to be Mr. Incredibles biggest fan, Buddy.

This is the typical Disney movie that endeavours to teach us something good about the average family life, with the involvement of Brad Bird it manages to do this without it being too corny. The comedy is something great too as there are parts that the adults can relate to and may, at times find themselves laughing hysterically to. There are also parts that will make the kids laugh which is something that genuinely makes this movie unique, it has a way of making all members of the family laugh in very different ways. Brilliant film and is something that should be watched by the entire family together.

"The Incredibles", this movie goes with my starting collection of umd movies and was delivered as promised

"what else do you want from a movie?", my grand children liked it, my son liked it, and i like it.
This movie is entertaining, funny, clever, intelligent, well voiced, and well animated.

i am a 64 year old man who has been loving movies since starting with cinderella, fantasia, ivanhoe, shane, treasure island, miracle worker, high noon, to kill a mockingbird, ivan the terrible, strangers on a train, (don't) shoot the piano player, irma la douce, diabolique, casablanca, singin' in the rain, sullivan's travels, witness, seven samurai, yojimbo, david copperfield, 39 steps, amadeus, chariots of fire, deer hunter, good morning vietnam, mississippi burning, true believer, real genius, tootsie, (malcolm) X, philadelphia, gladiator, the american president, don juan de marco, cars, .....

i am puzzled by people who denigrate an enjoyable movie like this, but evidently most do not.

to find a stupid movie watch a mel gibson or bruce willis movie, not this one. ( I enjoy those too, even if they are uninteligent. E.g anyone who thinks the battle of stirling bridge was fought in an open field and won by mooning the opposition can enjoy a mel gibson movie.)

"Incredibly stupid", The Incredibles is a totally stupid animated film. The story is stupid, the voiceover stupid, the whole thing stupid.

"AN ANIMATED FAMILY OF X-MEN -- COMPLETE WITH SPANDEX", AN ANIMATED FAMILY OF X-MEN -- COMPLETE WITH SPANDEX & IT ALL TURNS OUT PRETTY - - WELL - - INCREDIBLE:

Pixar and Disney have made six exceptional films together, but I find myself reaching for this one almost every time.

Needless to say, superhero films are no longer novelties, yet this film seems to have new angles on seemingly cliched themes. The lawsuits that put the "Supers" out of business is certainly a real gem and it gives Brad Bird who wrote and directed "The Incredibles" some unexplored avenues to try, which he does and it turned out, well - - PRETTY INCREDIBLE!

WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT:

First we have the husband and wife superhero team that never has a chance to team up as "Supers" and instead turns into Mr. & Mrs. Average American after the lawsuits that ended the "Supers" crime fighting dynasty. Along the way they had three very different yet "Super" offspring! Wow, that's enough right there to keep us busy.

We also have sub-plots which include each one of the 3 children's coming of age in a "Super" way, but as ordinary kids. The kids, like their parents, struggle all the way through the film to get to where they go and they grow in the process individually and as a family.

We have Bob Parr [Mr. Incredible] going through what appears to be a mid-life crisis, and his confused wife, Helen, who just wants them all to fit in like everybody else. But, after all, how can "Elastigirl" be just another soccer mom? We have the return of a hostile and dysfunctional former fan [Buddy] who turns "The Incredibles" lives upside-down and inside-out. For the first time, the "Supers" are the underdogs!

EVERYTHING THAT FOLLOWS - SATISFYING FAMILY ISSUES & MUCH MORE:

After these elements are set into motion, we have EVERYTHING THAT FOLLOWS, and it is fascinating to see all the Incredibles' family issues worked out like any other family's, but with many interesting twists. "The Incredibles" is a SUPER film!

DVD FEATURES: Anamorphic Widescreen 2.39:1 [very widescreen] Digital to Digital Transfer is the sharpest I have seen yet!

Lots of features and deleted scenes as well as some early concepts for different ways of introducing the characters make me grateful they made it the way they did.

The "Jack-Jack Attack" is probably the high point of the features and illustrates what we did not see going on between "Jack-Jack" and the baby-sitter. I just wish it was longer. The behind the scenes "Featurettes" are worth watching as are the blooper scenes, though they seem a bit contrived.

There are two commentary tracks, one with Brad Bird [writer/director] and John Walker [producer]. and another with the animators. I could not watch the entire movie with either track on. Maybe you can. The files about the "Supers" are interesting. There is lots more. If you like to go in for it, you can spend the day with the features alone.

For me, however, there is the film. This is the best animated film, in my opinion, and is perfect for all members of the family (of all ages) to connect with in a fun-filled, family sort of way.

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"Beyond Incredible", Here is all you need to know about this film, even a cynical, negative old grouch like myself loved every frame of it. Even though this film was, by far, the most family oriented of the 3D animation craze. Finding Nemo was about a father and son, Monsters Inc was about two single guys who find a lost child, but this one is about mom and dad and brother and sister who learn to work through there family issues without being too sickening, really, really good. I confess to buying a pirated version of this in Bangkok, but I swear I will buy the real thing once it is out, I always do. Most of all pay attention to the music, they do not go with any MTV rock and roll, instead they use that classic James Bond horn music that is so badly needed in these days of techno computer nonsense. The writing is perfect as is the directing, this is by far my favorite 3D film, even beating out Shrek 2 (but just barely), not only the best animated film of the year but perhaps the best film period. Can't wait to get it again ( I lost my bootleg...I suspect customs have it..or terrorists). P.S. the end credits deserve an award of there own, brilliant minimalism.

"LOVED it!", We paid for my daughter to see this in the theatres 3 or 4 times and I did not mind seeing it over again. I can't wait for this movie to come out on DVD. It was enjoyable for everyone in the family, even when my teenage cousins went to see it thinking they were too cool to go to a kiddie movie, they enjoyed it. Unlike some cartoons, this one actually had a little bit of a plot, lots of action and of course a little lesson. I loved the animation and I don't think I will mind watching this one over and over when we buy it on dvd. Definitely a must see!

"Koxson", Not something I could watch over and over, but it was a very good movie. If Spider-Man 2 didn't also come out in 2004. Incredibles would have been the best superhero movie of the year.

A job well done!

"The best pixar film!", I went to see this at the cinema and it was good!
Unfortunatly, this will be the only PG film pixar will be making.
I was brave enough to see it twice!
I reccomend.

"Top Class Animation Film", The Incredibles would have to be one of the best movies I've ever seen.

Bob Parr aka Mr. Incredible is one of the greatest super heroes around. He saves lives, stops burglaries and is an all-round a great super hero. But one day he gets sued for saving someone's life. Now Bob is just an average guy working for an insurance company with a wife aka Elastegirl, A daughter named Violet, and 2 sons named Dash and Jack-Jack. Violet and Dash have powers of their own but Jack-Jack seems to have missed out in the powers department. Bob is unhappy with his mediocre life and wants to be a hero again and gets his chance when he is called to a remote island to sort something out for an unknown company. Things basically kick off from there.

Out of all the characters Dash would have to be my favorite character because some of the things he said just cracked me up and he has a very cool power, super speed is definitely a power that I would want.

The animation in the film is top class but we can't really expect any less from the crew at Pixar who is easily the best at making animation movies.