The scene with the computer is so dark. He isn't just seeing other heroes dead, he is seeing his old friends, people he invited to his wedding...all gone
@@qrowing The music, the dual narrative of her not knowing where he is while he checks to see if Syndrome knows where she is, the MUSIC... It's probably the best modern Bond scene.
Indeed. And it took me a long time to understand the darker and more mature elements of "The Incredibles", because I was a little kid back then. And now as an adult, I understand it completely.
Drives home just how evil Syndrome really is, too. He comes off like a lunatic most of the time, but he’s as vile as the Joker from Batman. Easily. I wouldn’t even remotely put it past him to do what Joker did to Batgirl, either. (Few things say “I’m a real piece of shit” quite like r*ping someone you’ve just paralyzed.)
This movie could’ve been so much darker. Imagine if they included Gazerbeam a lot more during the wedding. Would’ve made the cave scene even sadder. But I don’t blame Brad Bird not including it
"I can't lose you again! I can't, not again. I'm not strong enough." When I was a kid, I didn't really understand this part cause I was only there for the action. It took me watching this as an adult to realize that Mr. Incredible thought his whole family was DEAD and his only goal is to protect them from ever being in danger again. Sheeeesh.
That scene also shows a lot of emotional depth with Helen coming to the realization that He thought his entire family was gone, and the wound that created. Her expression goes from frustrated anger to pure sympathy
I love the subtext in the film. The final battle is literally the entire family fighting over the remote. They even argue about which button(channel) to go to!
Pixar in the 2000s were unstoppable; Incredibles, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, Wall-E, UP, Ratatouille, Cars. Just straight up masterpieces, especially Wall-E which my all time favourite.
@@Mr.Spanglish_94🙄 Tell me you’re on a bandwagon without telling me you’re on a bandwagon. Cars 2 may be a weaker entry, but it’s not nearly as awful as all you people jumping on a stupid hate bandwagon make it out to be. I swear, it’s like so many people think talking about how “bad” such and such is makes them smart. That’s not how it works. You’re not automatically smart for joining a mob and shitting on things-quite the opposite, really. I’m not saying Cars 2 is a masterpiece or anything-I’m barely even weighing in on it at all. That’s not my focus here. I’m saying I have zero respect for everybody and their goat-fuckin’ brother saying the same things with no variation, flavor, or personality whatsoever. Copy and paste hate suggests a mind incapable of forming its own thoughts. Try using your own words to make your point for once.
@@Mr.Spanglish_94 🙄 Tell me you’re on a bandwagon without telling me you’re on a bandwagon. Cars 2 may be a weaker entry, but it’s not nearly as awful as all you people jumping on a mindless hate bandwagon make it out to be. I swear, it’s like so many people think talking about how “bad” such and such is makes them smart. That’s not how it works. You’re not automatically smart for joining a mob and shitting on things-quite the opposite, really. I’m not saying Cars 2 is a masterpiece or anything-I’m barely even weighing in on it at all. That’s not my focus here. I’m saying I have zero respect for everybody and their goat-f***in’ brother saying the same things with no variation, flavor, or personality whatsoever. Copy and paste hate suggests a mind incapable of forming its own thoughts. Try using your own words to make your point for once.
@@Armaldo468or maybe, just maybe, most people say cars 2 sucks because it just plain does, at least for a Pixar movie. I’m sorry people dislike something you very clearly love, I can understand how that can make one bitter, but insulting the intelligence of everyone who disagrees with you just makes you look like a lunatic
There's a couple of theories around Edna Mode, one being that Syndrome might have come to her for a costume design, and having worked out he was 'unstable', made sure to include a cape.
Bob's story arc is a take on the phrase "No Man is an Island" (literally, Syndrome's island is named Nomanisan), that a man needs to learn to rely on others. Syndrome's name comes from Hero Syndrome, where a person wants the glory of being a hero without the responsibilities or consequences.
The two old men towards the end of the film are made to look like and are voiced by Frank and Ollie two of the "old men" of Disney animation. They worked on films like Bambi and Cinderella. It's kind of like a passing of the torch moment from the old guard.
Also it took me too long to figure out that the first robot Mr Incredible fought was originally meant to take out Frozone. In that environment with the Lava Frozone wouldnt have been able to use his powers
yea! remember the first time we see Mirage, she talks to the phone and says that the big guy was still with him, refering to mr incredible being with frozone, since they were aiming for him first. But after bursting out of the building she realises that the big guy was mr incredible, and thats when she says that she is sure she found the one syndrome was actually looking for. Frozone was saved from a certain death.
WHOA.... how did I NOT see that as a kid! It makes so much sense and it took me this long to see it thanks to your comment! Dang. I gotta get better at film analysis
@@youtubewontletme: And here I thought by saying: "Trust me, this is the one he's been looking for", she was declining: "Verify, you wanna switch targets? Over". But maybe she.... Accepted?? Damn.
"Hundred Mile Dash" is by far my favorite action sequence in any Pixar film ever. Dash realizing what he's capable of, piece by piece: hitting the thug at super speed, taking sharp turns on a dime, and then, running on water..... and that final, 'holy crap, this is awesome!' laugh. And at that moment, the music just EXPLODES with Dash's energy. Pure gold, start to finish.
It's kinda like what happens when someone realizes that super speed is more than just running fast. Coming to terms incrementally with what speed can really mean until you realize "oh wow...the Flash is actually just OP then"
The Incredibles is one of the best animated movies I have ever seen, unlike a lot of movies which usually age badly and have uncanny stuff about it, this movie ages like fine wine, the jokes, the fight scenes and the character development gets better and better, Syndrome is also a great example on how you do a twist villain in which he doesn't turn evil out of nowhere and we actually see him be evil most of the movie
I really like how this movie satirizes everything superhero related. Like from how all superheroes where capes, to villains always monologuing. It’s a Pixar classic, and a great superhero satire.
Did you ever see Jack Jack attacks? It's the hilarious short that fills in the blanks of what he was doing while with the baby sitter. It goes with the scene where the mom was listening to the phone messages from kari.
The last voice you hear in the movie is John Ratsenburger. Back then, Pixar, the maker of the movie, was still a fairly new company, and so far all its movies were huge successes. Not wanting to tempt fate the part of the Underminer was created specifically for Ratsenburger, who had participated in all the movies thus far. He was considered a good luck charm.
I love the role reversal: during the interviews, Elastigirl didn’t want to give up superhero work, while Mr. Incredible talked about settling down and raising a family.
@@craigimethe reversal comes from how bob no longer is wanting a quiet family life while elastigirl is more content with living the quiet life as opposed to the interviews
I love that they subvert a lot of superhero tropes in this. Like Bob. He's a super-strong, almost unbreakable tank, but he isn't a meathead. He's intelligent, tactical, quick -thinking, and when he's on the job, very professional. Same with Helen. She has far more skills than you'd think, including being able to pilot a jet, with combat evasive maneuvers. Both of them are professionals, and it shows.
YES!! This movie is 20 years old! It's still, in a more literal sense, an INCREDIBLE film. It's one of the funniest superhero action comedy movies ever made!
18:51 Frozone was actually the person they intended to approach earlier in the movie (at 7:18), until Mirage realized by 8:10 that Mr. Incredible (Syndrome's ultimate target) was with him.
Sarah Vowel, the voice of Violet, is an incredible author among other things. But I graduated college with her, and did have a couple classes with her...not that she'd remember me at all! Ha! Go Montana State Bobcats!
*_Violet:_* Protective = force fields Shy = invisible *_Dash:_* Competitive show-off = Speed *_Bob:_* Strong, brave, heroic = Strength, invulnerability *_(I've no idea how that adds up)_* *_Helen:_* Flexible personality = elasticity And I've no clue about Jack-Jack *_(The baby)_*
@@Alysa-Aiday “Jack of all trades” is the general consensus for Jack-jack Strong dependent dad, flexible mom, the hyper young child, the teenager that wants to disappear/keep people away
When you rewatch it as a kid, you realize that it’s a bit darker than you thought. When they mentioned Stratogale’s cap disaster, she was actually a teenager when she died. Also, Bob has pretty fast reflexes. When Helen punches Mirage, she was trying to punch Bob as well, but he invaded it. I remember hearing people laughing when Mrs. Incredible was looking at her butt and noticed that it’s gotten bigger and as a kid I didn’t understand the joke. Boy was innocent.
If you haven't yet watched The Incredibles 2, I can't advise you strongly enough to first watch the 10-minute featurette "Jack Jack Attack" before it. It is an excellent segue between the two. Originally, it showed up as a dvd special feature for The Incredibles -- along with an impressively large database of all the Supers during their glory days.
Edna Mode's voice was provided by Director Brad Bird :) - The one spot where the CGI looks really funky in this movie is where Elastigirl turns into the boat and her face looks weird.
For some reason I find that everyone agrees that this movie is great and yet it still gets ranked in the middle by most critics and websites in favour of Toy Story, WALL E and Up. The Incredibles is BY FAR the best Pixar movie ever made. It is consistently funny, the dialogue is incredibly mature, the script is first rate, the villains are excellent, the story is literally perfection, the score is iconic. I can’t think of anything wrong with this movie aside from the animation not aging super well, but it’s still pretty good today and was game changing at the time. I remember watching this movie sometime around 2013-14 for the first time and while I thought it was great at the time, it’s gotten better and better as an adult. 10/10
For some reason I've never thought this through, but the Incredibles is my favorite too. It is far more meaningful to me than Up and Wall-e, which I also enjoyed. (I guess I would rank the Toy Story movies right behind the Incredibles.) Yeah, the Incredibles is an impressive example of a movie where all 4 main members of the protagonist-family have story arcs... and it deals with many real-life issues.
9:27 As someone who works in insurance, I can say that I have actually been congratulated for doing something a lot like what Bob did at the start. Memo got sent round the whole office. It was really heartwarming, I forwarded the memo to my parents.
Man I love the moment when Mr.Incredible is about to kill Mirage and become a killer. "No, there isn't. In fact, there's no time at all". The seriousness on his voice, the lower rendition of the main theme. It's my favorite part of the movie.
The names of the children are so clever if you haven't noticed. Dash can well dash, Violet can go into ultraviolet which we can't see, ultraviolet cameras would be able to pick her up though. Jack jack, Jack of all traits. -Sage
Syndrome was inspired by Batman and Robin and the director Brad Bird thought to himself “What if Robin was rejected by Batman and felt bitter about it?”
The Underminer was voiced by John Ratzenberger, the only person to perform a voice in every Pixar movie. Two of the most recognizable are Hamm the piggy bank in Toy Story, and John in Wall-E.
26:29 i always thought that line had a much darker undertone. Like he doesnt just mean no one will be special anymore when everyone has powers, but also that he knows people will use their new powers to wage war on one another and destroy the world in the process and hes fine with letting that happen
The funny thing about Dash's trip to the principal's office is on the very first pass of the tape, you actually can see the couple of frames where Dash disappears and then comes back into frame.
VKunia near the end you asked how does jack jack have so many powers.Well the answer is simple really,think of it as if his body has a wheel of powers and it is just spinning and spinning around until at the right moment or age it will finally stop and land on his permanent power or powers.So until that time comes he is just going to have random powers,maybe if he’s lucky all of his abilities right now are his permanent powers
As someone who spent many years in insurance I can assure you that we did exactly what Bob did. Legally, the policies have to be worded VERY CAREFULLY to explain exactly what we did and didn't cover, but most people (especially the elderly or those with basic English) couldn't understand them. People: If you want to know how to get your claim put through, ask the customer service guys. The company will make a note of what you asked about, so be vague. Remember, you're only asking HYPOTHETICALLY!
The Incredibles are pretty much a prime example of what the Fantastic Four should be in the movies. Amazing that there are three versions of them in film, and the closest is the 1994 unreleased one.
The character of Edna was based on Vera Wang, who among other things, made skating costumes for figure skater Michelle Kwan (why Pixar had Edna make "super suits").
Not so much Vera Wang, but epic Hollywood fashion and costume designer Edith Head. Look her up. The resemblance is uncanny. Also many of the non-super costumes in this movie are very much influenced by the style of Edith Head.
From my perspective, The Incredibles is absolutely based on the Fantastic Four: Elastagirl is Mr Fantastic, Violet is the Invisible Woman (obviously!) and Mr Incredible is based on The Thing. Dash is less obvious, but I think his speed and hot headedness is meant to recall the Human Torch. Even The Underminer at the end is a reference to Moleman!
One thing I love is how this movie reflects the actual history of superhero comics. Post WWII the public lost the taste for them (then other stuff happened) and superhero comics basically went away and ended The Golden Age. Then in the 60s they came back in The Silver Age and we got the new Barry Allen Flash, Hal Jordan Green Lantern, and most relevant to this movie The Fantastic Four (along with a hundred other heroes)!
The first robot that attacked Mr. Incredible in the island was very likely intended to kill Frozone. There are several hints about this in the movie: Frozone was one of the heroes that were already located (but not eliminated yet) by Syndrome's computer. Mirage was undercover spying what Frozone was doing (you can see her in the scene where Mr. Incredible tried to convince Frozone to go save people in the burning building). At first she couldn't identify who was the person he was talking in the car but that incident in the burning building was very likely the moment where she realized that she found Mr. Incredible. And because Syndrome had a personal grudge against him, he changed plans and invited Mr. Incredible to the island instead of Frozone. Which is probably why the robot went out of its way to lead Mr. Incredible to the volcano (because extreme heat was Frozone's weakness).
Crazy part about the database scene is the fact that some of the superheroes were at the wedding, and Bob knew gazerbeam's identity when he read the newspaper. Meaning that some of them were legitimate friends of Bob and Hella. Syndrome was straight up murdering all of their old friends.
To your question as to why they made ElastiGirl dummy thicc: Animators long ago had to decide how they wanted to differentiate youthful female bodies and adult female bodies. They basically came down to giving adult woman a large bust or a big butt and they thought big butt was the way to go. Some animations have diverted from this but many stay in line with it. So if they weren't dummy thicc than most animated mom's would have had a voluptuous rack.
yeah true. I mean..she did have like 3 children However it is not always true moms would have huge racks, it depends 'mostly' on genes and diet. I'm sure we've all seen at least one skinny mom who steroetypically might be bigger post-pregnancy. I personally know someone who was less than 90 pounds but was forced a ridiculous fatty diet and is well over 200. Is it cuz of diet or genes alone? No, it was definitely both from the 14+ years I known her.
There's no end to the surprises from the human race. I know a woman who has birthed 4 kids, and she still looks like she could be 20 years old, both in her face and in her very slim physique. I sometimes wonder if other women hate her. She also happens to be very pretty. She's kind of a miracle, I guess.
@@brandonford5459 Where... Is... MY... SUPER... *SUIT!* Sam Jackson's best line ever in any movie. And that says something. You can hear the "Muther-Fukin" in his voice and he doesn't even say it.
FYI Syndrome is also a technical term in computer science and digital electronics. I think that his Villain name is pretty cool, considering that it's threatening but also that his 'superpower' is being skilled in computers and electronics
This is still one of my favorite Pixar films and I love that even now that we've been inundated with superhero ideas, it still holds up, can draw tears to my eyes and keeps my attention. Great reaction V
24:38 it was the "...at your day job" that made me laugh out loud. This is Pixar's best movie IMO and I love watching reactions to it. Thanks for another great one.
There's a really fun animated short that goes with this movie that's from the babysitter's perspective as Jack Jack's powers develop, it's hilarious I think it was called Jack Jack's Adventures or something? I'm sure if you just look up the babysitter animated short from The Incredibles, you'll get there.
I’m so grateful for a kids film that isn’t patronizing or full of magic or quips or stupid moments. It still holds up for adults, It’s such a real story with real people and they don’t really make films like this for families anymore as they just assume kids are thick. Helen thinks Bobs having an affair, their family isn’t perfect, Mirage flirts with Bob, Mirage tells Syndrome to basically F off after gambling her life, Helen screaming at her kids to help her out on the plane, they are just real people whereas films tend to make everyone perfect
The funny/fascinating thing is, Elastigirl's curviness is a great example of changing beauty standards in our culture: 20 years ago, larger butts were generally portrayed as "undesirable" in movies/TV, and so her bigger butt was originally meant to show how she'd gained weight as a result of motherhood and retirement, and no longer had a "perfect" body. Hence why she sighs sadly after looking at her butt in the mirror. But nowadays, most people who watch the movie for the first time think her body (and especially her butt) look amazing, because our cultural beauty standards have shifted to appreciate curves again. :)
@@BluEx22329 I'm mostly talking about the sad "mainstream white people culture" of the early 2000s - the culture that said Britney Spears and Kate Winslet were "fat", body-shamed Jessica Simpson for gaining like 15 pounds, and gave us that scene in Mean Girls where Regina grows a slightly bigger ass and it's enough for her to get mocked and laughed at by the entire school.
@@dlweiss Again what's going on nowadays is worse than what was going on back then. Obesity should never be promoted. It's the other side of the extreme.
I remember when I saw the Mr. Incredible becoming uncanny meme come out, and how that triggered a flashback to the times I watched this masterpiece for the first time, as well as the need to rewatch it from the beginning
One of my favorite things is (it’s probably an behind the scenes thing) they got an orchestra, who focuses on classical and other movie soundtracks, to basically make that jazz like music for The Incredibles, which is usually NOT played by a full orchestra, and the players had little experience in playing in that style, so it was a learning experience for everyone.
If no one's mentioned it yet, there's a short "Jack Jack Attack", that shows everything that happened with Jack Jack that had the babysitter freaking out. You should check that out.
I'm sure someone has mentioned it - but Brad Bird (the SOLE Writer and Director of The Incredibles) did the voice of Edna - which is absolutely amazing.
If Helen is your favorite, you'll love the sequel. Most of the superheroing revolves around her while Bob handles the domestic stuff. It really is an excellent movie.
She needs to see the bloopers for this film - 24:43 has like, SIX different animations for the guy who thought he won against the kid 😂 31:19 - Jack-Jack is a polymorph. You'll learn what that in both the animated short Jack-Jack Attack and the 2nd film!
This is one of my favorite movies. Must have watched it 10 times since it came out. Brad Bird really nails the balance of action, family dynamics, style and comedy in this movie. Will never get tired of it. The best Fantastic 4 movie ever :p
The Incredibles and Up are Pixar's best work. Even though it's a superhero story, a lot of the film is James Bond-inspired, such as the car at the beginning, and Syndromes evil island lair. They wanted to get composer John Barry (who wrote the score for the Bond film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service") to write the score, but he declined, so instead they hired Michael Giacchino, and told him to write something "Barry-esque." And he nailed it. (OHMSS is one of the older Bond films, and the guy playing Bond, George Lazenby, only appears in that film as Bond. But the music for the film was iconic and its theme was echoed in a lot of the later Bond films.)
Bob Parr the Father: Protects the family; strong, unbreakable Helen Parr the Mother: Has to be flexible, always multi-tasking, keeps the family together Violet Parr the teenager: Insecure, feels ignored and invisible, puts up barriers Dash Parr the boy: Full of energy, can't be slowed down, needs discipline and direction Jack-Jack Parr the baby: Unlimited potential. He can be anything he wants!
*Violet:* Protective = force fields Shy = invisible *Dash:* Competitive show-off = Speed *Bob:* Strong, brave, heroic = Strength, invulnerability *_(I've no idea how that adds up)_* *Helen:* Flexible personality = elasticity And I've no clue about Jack-Jack *_(The baby)_*
This movie was actually just Pixar, before Disney bought them out in 2006, because movies like this were kicking the shit out of Disney movies in the box office for the past couple of years.
This movie was actually just Pixar, before Disney bought them out in 2006, because movies like this were kicking the shit out of Disney movies in the box office for the past couple of years.
This movie was actually just Pixar, before Disney bought them out in 2006, because movies like this were kicking the shit out of Disney movies in the box office for the past couple of years.
This movie was actually just Pixar, before Disney bought them out in 2006, because movies like this were kicking the shit out of Disney movies in the box office for the past couple of years.
Loved your reaction to this! So fun. Top 10 animated movie 🙌🏾 PS. The director said Jack-Jack is like all children who have unrealized potential when they’re young. That’s why his powers are all over the place! :)
This has been widely considered a "conservative" movie in that it portrays family in such a positive light. Myself, I like the humor, like Bob starting out modern times with a spare tire, and him not fitting into the capsule on the first island drop. Frozone's argument with his girlfriend (Samuel Jackson needs to do more comedy). As you perceived, their powers are symbolic of their life roles. Helen needs to stretch herself to take care of the family, Bob provides the strength, Dash is the classic hyperactive boy, and Vi is almost literally a shrinking violet. Snoop around UA-cam and you'll find Jack-Jack attack, which is a cut scene of the babysitter dealing with an unpredictable super-powered baby.
wow imagine promoting family being considered an 'evil' thing by the radical side of liberals today. No more "father" and "mother" only "birth parent". No more blood family. Let's just promote adopting strangers into families. Here's the cold hard reality. If you belong to a good stable family, they will do anything and everything for you. Strangers and friends can only go so far for limited time(s). People don't know what's good till they lose it.
I love the naming conventions for the kids in this movie. Violet = Ultraviolet manipulation / Teen girl nervous about interaction. Dash = Super Speed / Young boy always full of energy, always dashing off Jack Jack = Jack of all trades / A baby, full of potential, endless possibilities.
I always also associated Violet with the phrase 'shrinking violet' which means 'A very shy person, who avoids contact with others if avoidable.' It kind of fits her personality throughout the movie until she gets her confidence.
I've been thinking about it for a long time, and everyone said that "Toy Story", "Finding Nemo" or "Up" is everyone's favorite Pixar movie, but "The Incredibles" is my favorite Pixar movie of all time, bar none.💯
Prepared to being called all sorts of names because I thought there was an incredibles 3 8)
Fr I almost sent you a 2 page double spaced hate letter ngl 💀
Take it all in stride! It was funny and that's why we love you for moments like this.
❤❤❤❤
I think you correct yourself jjjjjjjust in time
Well now it’s not fun.
The scene with the computer is so dark. He isn't just seeing other heroes dead, he is seeing his old friends, people he invited to his wedding...all gone
The OST and the pacing between the shots of the supers, and the "terminated" on the screen. Absolutely stunning stuff.
@@qrowing The music, the dual narrative of her not knowing where he is while he checks to see if Syndrome knows where she is, the MUSIC... It's probably the best modern Bond scene.
Indeed. And it took me a long time to understand the darker and more mature elements of "The Incredibles", because I was a little kid back then. And now as an adult, I understand it completely.
Drives home just how evil Syndrome really is, too. He comes off like a lunatic most of the time, but he’s as vile as the Joker from Batman. Easily. I wouldn’t even remotely put it past him to do what Joker did to Batgirl, either. (Few things say “I’m a real piece of shit” quite like r*ping someone you’ve just paralyzed.)
This movie could’ve been so much darker. Imagine if they included Gazerbeam a lot more during the wedding. Would’ve made the cave scene even sadder. But I don’t blame Brad Bird not including it
"I can't lose you again! I can't, not again. I'm not strong enough."
When I was a kid, I didn't really understand this part cause I was only there for the action. It took me watching this as an adult to realize that Mr. Incredible thought his whole family was DEAD and his only goal is to protect them from ever being in danger again. Sheeeesh.
That scene also shows a lot of emotional depth with Helen coming to the realization that He thought his entire family was gone, and the wound that created. Her expression goes from frustrated anger to pure sympathy
Ye just hype kids who enjoys fights
I love the subtext in the film. The final battle is literally the entire family fighting over the remote. They even argue about which button(channel) to go to!
its more like parents not knowing how to use the remote "which is the guide button" and such
Pixar in the 2000s were unstoppable; Incredibles, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, Wall-E, UP, Ratatouille, Cars. Just straight up masterpieces, especially Wall-E which my all time favourite.
And Cars 2 broke that trend.
Nothing lasts
@@Mr.Spanglish_94🙄 Tell me you’re on a bandwagon without telling me you’re on a bandwagon. Cars 2 may be a weaker entry, but it’s not nearly as awful as all you people jumping on a stupid hate bandwagon make it out to be. I swear, it’s like so many people think talking about how “bad” such and such is makes them smart. That’s not how it works. You’re not automatically smart for joining a mob and shitting on things-quite the opposite, really. I’m not saying Cars 2 is a masterpiece or anything-I’m barely even weighing in on it at all. That’s not my focus here. I’m saying I have zero respect for everybody and their goat-fuckin’ brother saying the same things with no variation, flavor, or personality whatsoever. Copy and paste hate suggests a mind incapable of forming its own thoughts. Try using your own words to make your point for once.
@@Mr.Spanglish_94 🙄 Tell me you’re on a bandwagon without telling me you’re on a bandwagon. Cars 2 may be a weaker entry, but it’s not nearly as awful as all you people jumping on a mindless hate bandwagon make it out to be. I swear, it’s like so many people think talking about how “bad” such and such is makes them smart. That’s not how it works. You’re not automatically smart for joining a mob and shitting on things-quite the opposite, really. I’m not saying Cars 2 is a masterpiece or anything-I’m barely even weighing in on it at all. That’s not my focus here. I’m saying I have zero respect for everybody and their goat-f***in’ brother saying the same things with no variation, flavor, or personality whatsoever. Copy and paste hate suggests a mind incapable of forming its own thoughts. Try using your own words to make your point for once.
@@Armaldo468or maybe, just maybe, most people say cars 2 sucks because it just plain does, at least for a Pixar movie. I’m sorry people dislike something you very clearly love, I can understand how that can make one bitter, but insulting the intelligence of everyone who disagrees with you just makes you look like a lunatic
There's a couple of theories around Edna Mode, one being that Syndrome might have come to her for a costume design, and having worked out he was 'unstable', made sure to include a cape.
That makes a disturbing amount of sense
@@dforman4770 it makes an “Edna” amount of sense.
I don't think he went to Enda. His costume is too tacky. Maybe he made it himself with that big, stupid "S".
Bob's story arc is a take on the phrase "No Man is an Island" (literally, Syndrome's island is named Nomanisan), that a man needs to learn to rely on others.
Syndrome's name comes from Hero Syndrome, where a person wants the glory of being a hero without the responsibilities or consequences.
Wow. Thanks. :)
The two old men towards the end of the film are made to look like and are voiced by Frank and Ollie two of the "old men" of Disney animation. They worked on films like Bambi and Cinderella. It's kind of like a passing of the torch moment from the old guard.
They were also the two engineers on the NYC Hudson that got hit and derailed in the Iron Giant.
Also it took me too long to figure out that the first robot Mr Incredible fought was originally meant to take out Frozone. In that environment with the Lava Frozone wouldnt have been able to use his powers
Nice observation! I never thought of that but that's an awesome detail!
yea! remember the first time we see Mirage, she talks to the phone and says that the big guy was still with him, refering to mr incredible being with frozone, since they were aiming for him first. But after bursting out of the building she realises that the big guy was mr incredible, and thats when she says that she is sure she found the one syndrome was actually looking for. Frozone was saved from a certain death.
WHOA.... how did I NOT see that as a kid! It makes so much sense and it took me this long to see it thanks to your comment! Dang. I gotta get better at film analysis
@@youtubewontletme: And here I thought by saying: "Trust me, this is the one he's been looking for", she was declining: "Verify, you wanna switch targets? Over". But maybe she.... Accepted?? Damn.
"Hundred Mile Dash" is by far my favorite action sequence in any Pixar film ever. Dash realizing what he's capable of, piece by piece: hitting the thug at super speed, taking sharp turns on a dime, and then, running on water..... and that final, 'holy crap, this is awesome!' laugh. And at that moment, the music just EXPLODES with Dash's energy.
Pure gold, start to finish.
Dash's laugh when he realizes that he can run on water is everything.
*_Timeless Classic_*
It's kinda like what happens when someone realizes that super speed is more than just running fast. Coming to terms incrementally with what speed can really mean until you realize "oh wow...the Flash is actually just OP then"
Believe it or not, university studies have shown that humans could run on water if they could hit 60 mph.
@@SCWillson Cool. All we need now is for Dr Rudy Wells to give some willing guinea pig a pair of nuclear fueled prosthetic legs, and train him up!
The Incredibles is one of the best animated movies I have ever seen, unlike a lot of movies which usually age badly and have uncanny stuff about it, this movie ages like fine wine, the jokes, the fight scenes and the character development gets better and better, Syndrome is also a great example on how you do a twist villain in which he doesn't turn evil out of nowhere and we actually see him be evil most of the movie
“And got busy!” Gets me every time 😂 we were too young to understand this adult joke.
The brassy, James Bond style, soundtrack goes a long, long, way to making The Incredibles the movie that it is. You just can't beat it.
FAT TROLL
I really like how this movie satirizes everything superhero related. Like from how all superheroes where capes, to villains always monologuing. It’s a Pixar classic, and a great superhero satire.
It's as much a superhero homage as parody.
I still consider it best superhero movie ever, and that includes the entire MCU.
@@stefanlaskowski6660 I like the Sean Connery "James Bond" vibe of it as well.
*wear, not "where".
@@edgarpan You try typing with autocorrect.
Did you ever see Jack Jack attacks? It's the hilarious short that fills in the blanks of what he was doing while with the baby sitter.
It goes with the scene where the mom was listening to the phone messages from kari.
The last voice you hear in the movie is John Ratsenburger. Back then, Pixar, the maker of the movie, was still a fairly new company, and so far all its movies were huge successes. Not wanting to tempt fate the part of the Underminer was created specifically for Ratsenburger, who had participated in all the movies thus far. He was considered a good luck charm.
I love the role reversal: during the interviews, Elastigirl didn’t want to give up superhero work, while Mr. Incredible talked about settling down and raising a family.
Real men want such things. Boys want to play around.
there's no role reversal
@@craigimethe reversal comes from how bob no longer is wanting a quiet family life while elastigirl is more content with living the quiet life as opposed to the interviews
Never thought about that! :D
I love that they subvert a lot of superhero tropes in this. Like Bob. He's a super-strong, almost unbreakable tank, but he isn't a meathead. He's intelligent, tactical, quick -thinking, and when he's on the job, very professional. Same with Helen. She has far more skills than you'd think, including being able to pilot a jet, with combat evasive maneuvers. Both of them are professionals, and it shows.
YES!!
This movie is 20 years old!
It's still, in a more literal sense, an INCREDIBLE film.
It's one of the funniest superhero action comedy movies ever made!
"Where's my super suit?" is one of the greatest scenes in any superhero film.
"I can't lose you again. I'm not strong enough." - This is one of the best moments in movie history, with amazing build up. Love your reactions, V.
You are right about Helen, that she is always right, except for one time.
"Everyone's special Dash"
"Which is another way of saying no one is."
The director, Brad Bird, made sure that in the final edit, there was equal family time and hero time to show that neither was more important.
One of the dvd extras is a short called Jack Jack Attack. It's all about the mishaps that the babysitter has to endure while watching over Jack Jack.
18:51 Frozone was actually the person they intended to approach earlier in the movie (at 7:18), until Mirage realized by 8:10 that Mr. Incredible (Syndrome's ultimate target) was with him.
Sarah Vowel, the voice of Violet, is an incredible author among other things. But I graduated college with her, and did have a couple classes with her...not that she'd remember me at all! Ha! Go Montana State Bobcats!
"Their personalities go hand in hand with their superpowers"
Ayy, love it when people notice that
*_Violet:_*
Protective = force fields
Shy = invisible
*_Dash:_*
Competitive show-off = Speed
*_Bob:_*
Strong, brave, heroic = Strength, invulnerability *_(I've no idea how that adds up)_*
*_Helen:_*
Flexible personality = elasticity
And I've no clue about Jack-Jack *_(The baby)_*
@@Alysa-Aiday “Jack of all trades” is the general consensus for Jack-jack
Strong dependent dad, flexible mom, the hyper young child, the teenager that wants to disappear/keep people away
When you rewatch it as a kid, you realize that it’s a bit darker than you thought. When they mentioned Stratogale’s cap disaster, she was actually a teenager when she died. Also, Bob has pretty fast reflexes. When Helen punches Mirage, she was trying to punch Bob as well, but he invaded it. I remember hearing people laughing when Mrs. Incredible was looking at her butt and noticed that it’s gotten bigger and as a kid I didn’t understand the joke. Boy was innocent.
Lucky you....when I was a kid even back then I was like "damn" 😂
If you haven't yet watched The Incredibles 2, I can't advise you strongly enough to first watch the 10-minute featurette "Jack Jack Attack" before it. It is an excellent segue between the two. Originally, it showed up as a dvd special feature for The Incredibles -- along with an impressively large database of all the Supers during their glory days.
I hope she see this
The full interviews with the Supers was cool too.
Agree
Edna Mode's voice was provided by Director Brad Bird :) - The one spot where the CGI looks really funky in this movie is where Elastigirl turns into the boat and her face looks weird.
When he throws his boss through the walls is my all time favorite Pixar moment. When Dash runs on water is a close second.
For some reason I find that everyone agrees that this movie is great and yet it still gets ranked in the middle by most critics and websites in favour of Toy Story, WALL E and Up.
The Incredibles is BY FAR the best Pixar movie ever made. It is consistently funny, the dialogue is incredibly mature, the script is first rate, the villains are excellent, the story is literally perfection, the score is iconic. I can’t think of anything wrong with this movie aside from the animation not aging super well, but it’s still pretty good today and was game changing at the time.
I remember watching this movie sometime around 2013-14 for the first time and while I thought it was great at the time, it’s gotten better and better as an adult. 10/10
For some reason I've never thought this through, but the Incredibles is my favorite too. It is far more meaningful to me than Up and Wall-e, which I also enjoyed.
(I guess I would rank the Toy Story movies right behind the Incredibles.)
Yeah, the Incredibles is an impressive example of a movie where all 4 main members of the protagonist-family have story arcs... and it deals with many real-life issues.
9:27 As someone who works in insurance, I can say that I have actually been congratulated for doing something a lot like what Bob did at the start. Memo got sent round the whole office. It was really heartwarming, I forwarded the memo to my parents.
Man I love the moment when Mr.Incredible is about to kill Mirage and become a killer. "No, there isn't. In fact, there's no time at all". The seriousness on his voice, the lower rendition of the main theme. It's my favorite part of the movie.
The fact that the voice of Edna was actually performed by a man escapes all the reactors.
Who happens to be the same guy who directed "The Iron Giant".
Despite his superhero outfit, Syndrome is basically a mad scientist.
The names of the children are so clever if you haven't noticed. Dash can well dash, Violet can go into ultraviolet which we can't see, ultraviolet cameras would be able to pick her up though. Jack jack, Jack of all traits.
-Sage
We all need an Edna Mode in our lives.
Syndrome was inspired by Batman and Robin and the director Brad Bird thought to himself “What if Robin was rejected by Batman and felt bitter about it?”
The Underminer was voiced by John Ratzenberger, the only person to perform a voice in every Pixar movie. Two of the most recognizable are Hamm the piggy bank in Toy Story, and John in Wall-E.
26:29 i always thought that line had a much darker undertone. Like he doesnt just mean no one will be special anymore when everyone has powers, but also that he knows people will use their new powers to wage war on one another and destroy the world in the process and hes fine with letting that happen
The funny thing about Dash's trip to the principal's office is on the very first pass of the tape, you actually can see the couple of frames where Dash disappears and then comes back into frame.
“And when everyone’s super…no one will be.” Kids today need to hear that.
VKunia near the end you asked how does jack jack have so many powers.Well the answer is simple really,think of it as if his body has a wheel of powers and it is just spinning and spinning around until at the right moment or age it will finally stop and land on his permanent power or powers.So until that time comes he is just going to have random powers,maybe if he’s lucky all of his abilities right now are his permanent powers
This is the first Pixar movie with an actual body count! Also, Edna Mode is voiced by Brad Bird the director (who also directed "The Iron Giant").
As someone who spent many years in insurance I can assure you that we did exactly what Bob did. Legally, the policies have to be worded VERY CAREFULLY to explain exactly what we did and didn't cover, but most people (especially the elderly or those with basic English) couldn't understand them.
People: If you want to know how to get your claim put through, ask the customer service guys. The company will make a note of what you asked about, so be vague. Remember, you're only asking HYPOTHETICALLY!
Edna is EXPERTLY voiced by Brad Bird who wrote and directed the film!!
The Incredibles are pretty much a prime example of what the Fantastic Four should be in the movies. Amazing that there are three versions of them in film, and the closest is the 1994 unreleased one.
The 2005 team was quite accurate, at least as far as the team itself. Doom was mishandled, of course.
Sadly the best Fantastic Four movie didn't have the FF. Here's hoping the next one will be as good as the Incredibles.
The character of Edna was based on Vera Wang, who among other things, made skating costumes for figure skater Michelle Kwan (why Pixar had Edna make "super suits").
Not so much Vera Wang, but epic Hollywood fashion and costume designer Edith Head. Look her up. The resemblance is uncanny. Also many of the non-super costumes in this movie are very much influenced by the style of Edith Head.
From my perspective, The Incredibles is absolutely based on the Fantastic Four: Elastagirl is Mr Fantastic, Violet is the Invisible Woman (obviously!) and Mr Incredible is based on The Thing. Dash is less obvious, but I think his speed and hot headedness is meant to recall the Human Torch.
Even The Underminer at the end is a reference to Moleman!
One thing I love is how this movie reflects the actual history of superhero comics. Post WWII the public lost the taste for them (then other stuff happened) and superhero comics basically went away and ended The Golden Age. Then in the 60s they came back in The Silver Age and we got the new Barry Allen Flash, Hal Jordan Green Lantern, and most relevant to this movie The Fantastic Four (along with a hundred other heroes)!
The first robot that attacked Mr. Incredible in the island was very likely intended to kill Frozone.
There are several hints about this in the movie:
Frozone was one of the heroes that were already located (but not eliminated yet) by Syndrome's computer.
Mirage was undercover spying what Frozone was doing (you can see her in the scene where Mr. Incredible tried to convince Frozone to go save people in the burning building). At first she couldn't identify who was the person he was talking in the car but that incident in the burning building was very likely the moment where she realized that she found Mr. Incredible.
And because Syndrome had a personal grudge against him, he changed plans and invited Mr. Incredible to the island instead of Frozone. Which is probably why the robot went out of its way to lead Mr. Incredible to the volcano (because extreme heat was Frozone's weakness).
Holy cow this movie dropped when I was 13 😂 I'm getting to that age where I can finally say "well back in my day" 😂 Edna is queen
Crazy part about the database scene is the fact that some of the superheroes were at the wedding, and Bob knew gazerbeam's identity when he read the newspaper. Meaning that some of them were legitimate friends of Bob and Hella. Syndrome was straight up murdering all of their old friends.
To your question as to why they made ElastiGirl dummy thicc: Animators long ago had to decide how they wanted to differentiate youthful female bodies and adult female bodies. They basically came down to giving adult woman a large bust or a big butt and they thought big butt was the way to go. Some animations have diverted from this but many stay in line with it. So if they weren't dummy thicc than most animated mom's would have had a voluptuous rack.
yeah true. I mean..she did have like 3 children
However it is not always true moms would have huge racks, it depends 'mostly' on genes and diet. I'm sure we've all seen at least one skinny mom who steroetypically might be bigger post-pregnancy.
I personally know someone who was less than 90 pounds but was forced a ridiculous fatty diet and is well over 200. Is it cuz of diet or genes alone? No, it was definitely both from the 14+ years I known her.
There's no end to the surprises from the human race.
I know a woman who has birthed 4 kids, and she still looks like she could be 20 years old, both in her face and in her very slim physique. I sometimes wonder if other women hate her. She also happens to be very pretty. She's kind of a miracle, I guess.
“You didn’t save my life you ruined my death”
“ oh my gosh. Go try again then.” 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 that caught me so off guard
I keep rewatching that movie moment where Lucius and his wife are arguing. LOVE IT!
-The public is in danger!
-My EVENING IS IN DANGER!!!
Where's my supersuit?
@@brandonford5459 Where... Is... MY... SUPER... *SUIT!*
Sam Jackson's best line ever in any movie. And that says something. You can hear the "Muther-Fukin" in his voice and he doesn't even say it.
I am the GREATER Good that you will ever have!
@@CorwinPatrick _The Greater Good!_
YOU TELL ME WHERE MY SUIT IS, WOMAN!!!
I love this generation thinking that calling someone "cringe" is enough to dissuade them from doing something
which generation is “this” one? lmao
FYI Syndrome is also a technical term in computer science and digital electronics.
I think that his Villain name is pretty cool, considering that it's threatening but also that his 'superpower' is being skilled in computers and electronics
No one fucking cares
This is still one of my favorite Pixar films and I love that even now that we've been inundated with superhero ideas, it still holds up, can draw tears to my eyes and keeps my attention. Great reaction V
24:38 it was the "...at your day job" that made me laugh out loud.
This is Pixar's best movie IMO and I love watching reactions to it. Thanks for another great one.
Out of all the learning AI machines made to “destroy the world”, I think the Omnidroid is one of the best examples…
There's a really fun animated short that goes with this movie that's from the babysitter's perspective as Jack Jack's powers develop, it's hilarious
I think it was called Jack Jack's Adventures or something? I'm sure if you just look up the babysitter animated short from The Incredibles, you'll get there.
I’m so grateful for a kids film that isn’t patronizing or full of magic or quips or stupid moments. It still holds up for adults, It’s such a real story with real people and they don’t really make films like this for families anymore as they just assume kids are thick.
Helen thinks Bobs having an affair, their family isn’t perfect, Mirage flirts with Bob, Mirage tells Syndrome to basically F off after gambling her life, Helen screaming at her kids to help her out on the plane, they are just real people whereas films tend to make everyone perfect
I would say that in some ways the differentiation between superpowers and magic is somewhat academic
Animated doesn't equal kids movie.
@@sumelar but this is specifically a kids movie is what I’m saying, it’s made for kids. It’s just not patronizing to them or adults either.
that's the nice thing about Pixar films and esp Dreamworks films. Although Pixar is steadily becoming more pandering due to Disney's influence
can't believe this movie is 20 years old. it still holds up. CANT WAIT for you to see the second one. its also great
The funny/fascinating thing is, Elastigirl's curviness is a great example of changing beauty standards in our culture: 20 years ago, larger butts were generally portrayed as "undesirable" in movies/TV, and so her bigger butt was originally meant to show how she'd gained weight as a result of motherhood and retirement, and no longer had a "perfect" body. Hence why she sighs sadly after looking at her butt in the mirror.
But nowadays, most people who watch the movie for the first time think her body (and especially her butt) look amazing, because our cultural beauty standards have shifted to appreciate curves again. :)
And yet it could shift again unless stagnation and devolution is happening
not in black culture though. Now its normalised
I thought she looked great when i first watched it in 04. What culture are you talking about
@@BluEx22329 I'm mostly talking about the sad "mainstream white people culture" of the early 2000s - the culture that said Britney Spears and Kate Winslet were "fat", body-shamed Jessica Simpson for gaining like 15 pounds, and gave us that scene in Mean Girls where Regina grows a slightly bigger ass and it's enough for her to get mocked and laughed at by the entire school.
@@dlweiss Again what's going on nowadays is worse than what was going on back then. Obesity should never be promoted. It's the other side of the extreme.
I think Cinemawins put it best: "[Syndrome] wanted to _be_ a hero, not _do_ hero work."
Also, thank you for watching my favorite Pixar movie.
The fact that they literally had a man try to unalive himself in the first 25 minutes of a Disney film is insane lmaaao
Disney bought Pixar only 2 years after, so it was just PIxar at that point
@@GentlyUsedFrog riiiight I forgot
This movie is on my list of like maybe ten absolutely perfect movies that I wouldn't change a thing about.
You'll love Incredibles 2 if you want more Helen. It's basically her movie in the same way they this was Bob's movie.
"Go try again, then!" was impressively savage from Vicky.
This is directed by brad bird, he also directed the Iron Giant. If you havent seen it please do such an incredible film
I'm pretty sure I can quote 80% of this movie by memory. 🤣
I love this movie to death.
Same 😂 This movie rules
Just 80%?
I remember when I saw the Mr. Incredible becoming uncanny meme come out, and how that triggered a flashback to the times I watched this masterpiece for the first time, as well as the need to rewatch it from the beginning
One of my favorite things is (it’s probably an behind the scenes thing) they got an orchestra, who focuses on classical and other movie soundtracks, to basically make that jazz like music for The Incredibles, which is usually NOT played by a full orchestra, and the players had little experience in playing in that style, so it was a learning experience for everyone.
My kids loved the Pixar films & really got excited over the shorts at the beginning. Animated, with a story that adults wouldn't roll their eyes to.
If no one's mentioned it yet, there's a short "Jack Jack Attack", that shows everything that happened with Jack Jack that had the babysitter freaking out. You should check that out.
I Cried When Lucius Said Tell Me Where My Suit Is Woman
The "Where's my super suit?!" scene is an absolute masterpiece!! 🤣🤣
I'm sure someone has mentioned it - but Brad Bird (the SOLE Writer and Director of The Incredibles) did the voice of Edna - which is absolutely amazing.
"Go try again, then!" was savage. I'm glad I wasn't taking a sip of anything. 💀
If Helen is your favorite, you'll love the sequel. Most of the superheroing revolves around her while Bob handles the domestic stuff. It really is an excellent movie.
1:59: Fun Fact: The GPS map is of Emeryville, CA, where Pixar is based.
She needs to see the bloopers for this film - 24:43 has like, SIX different animations for the guy who thought he won against the kid 😂
31:19 - Jack-Jack is a polymorph. You'll learn what that in both the animated short Jack-Jack Attack and the 2nd film!
I never forgot it existed. It's one of my favorites, I regularly re-watch it from time to time.
This is one of my favorite movies. Must have watched it 10 times since it came out. Brad Bird really nails the balance of action, family dynamics, style and comedy in this movie. Will never get tired of it. The best Fantastic 4 movie ever :p
The Incredibles and Up are Pixar's best work.
Even though it's a superhero story, a lot of the film is James Bond-inspired, such as the car at the beginning, and Syndromes evil island lair. They wanted to get composer John Barry (who wrote the score for the Bond film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service") to write the score, but he declined, so instead they hired Michael Giacchino, and told him to write something "Barry-esque." And he nailed it.
(OHMSS is one of the older Bond films, and the guy playing Bond, George Lazenby, only appears in that film as Bond. But the music for the film was iconic and its theme was echoed in a lot of the later Bond films.)
Bob Parr the Father: Protects the family; strong, unbreakable
Helen Parr the Mother: Has to be flexible, always multi-tasking, keeps the family together
Violet Parr the teenager: Insecure, feels ignored and invisible, puts up barriers
Dash Parr the boy: Full of energy, can't be slowed down, needs discipline and direction
Jack-Jack Parr the baby: Unlimited potential. He can be anything he wants!
Edna Mode is probably the single-coolest animated character, EVER.
*Violet:*
Protective = force fields
Shy = invisible
*Dash:*
Competitive show-off = Speed
*Bob:*
Strong, brave, heroic = Strength, invulnerability *_(I've no idea how that adds up)_*
*Helen:*
Flexible personality = elasticity
And I've no clue about Jack-Jack *_(The baby)_*
This is incredibly epic! One of the best Disney Pixar movies of all time! So glad to continue this journey with you!
This movie was actually just Pixar, before Disney bought them out in 2006, because movies like this were kicking the shit out of Disney movies in the box office for the past couple of years.
This movie was actually just Pixar, before Disney bought them out in 2006, because movies like this were kicking the shit out of Disney movies in the box office for the past couple of years.
This movie was actually just Pixar, before Disney bought them out in 2006, because movies like this were kicking the shit out of Disney movies in the box office for the past couple of years.
This movie was actually just Pixar, before Disney bought them out in 2006, because movies like this were kicking the shit out of Disney movies in the box office for the past couple of years.
Sorry about the repeats, the app glitched out
This is the PERFECT superhero movie, in my opinion. Yeah, so is Into the Spider-Verse, but you can’t compare the two
Jack-Jacks powers are limitless. It's a play on Jack of all trades
Pardon my language but the “No Capes” line is so f**king hilarious it always makes me explode with laughter.💥😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wish I watched this more as a preteen/teen, it really is one of the best superhero movies ever made.
Loved your reaction to this! So fun. Top 10 animated movie 🙌🏾
PS. The director said Jack-Jack is like all children who have unrealized potential when they’re young. That’s why his powers are all over the place! :)
I thought it was in reference to jack-of-all-trades.
@@johnsimonson1207well, reference to the name at least
This has been widely considered a "conservative" movie in that it portrays family in such a positive light.
Myself, I like the humor, like Bob starting out modern times with a spare tire, and him not fitting into the capsule on the first island drop. Frozone's argument with his girlfriend (Samuel Jackson needs to do more comedy).
As you perceived, their powers are symbolic of their life roles. Helen needs to stretch herself to take care of the family, Bob provides the strength, Dash is the classic hyperactive boy, and Vi is almost literally a shrinking violet.
Snoop around UA-cam and you'll find Jack-Jack attack, which is a cut scene of the babysitter dealing with an unpredictable super-powered baby.
I can recall back in 2005, Rolling Stone Magazine called superheroes goingunderground a "hidden right-wing agenda"...
Jack Jack Attack wasn't a cut scene, it was a short before a movie.
wow imagine promoting family being considered an 'evil' thing by the radical side of liberals today.
No more "father" and "mother" only "birth parent".
No more blood family. Let's just promote adopting strangers into families.
Here's the cold hard reality. If you belong to a good stable family, they will do anything and everything for you. Strangers and friends can only go so far for limited time(s).
People don't know what's good till they lose it.
@@drakke125Channel Sir, this is a Wendy's.
As a liberal leftist… I CLAIM THIS MOVIE
She now knows the single greatest meme on the internet “Where is my super suit?”
I love the naming conventions for the kids in this movie.
Violet = Ultraviolet manipulation / Teen girl nervous about interaction.
Dash = Super Speed / Young boy always full of energy, always dashing off
Jack Jack = Jack of all trades / A baby, full of potential, endless possibilities.
I always also associated Violet with the phrase 'shrinking violet' which means 'A very shy person, who avoids contact with others if avoidable.' It kind of fits her personality throughout the movie until she gets her confidence.
@@davidhoward6254 An excellent point that I always seem to forget, lol. Thank you.
when you said “GO TRY AGAIN THEN”, i actually lost it😭😂
I've been thinking about it for a long time, and everyone said that "Toy Story", "Finding Nemo" or "Up" is everyone's favorite Pixar movie, but "The Incredibles" is my favorite Pixar movie of all time, bar none.💯
Disney and Pixar
4:06 You're not affiliated with me!
4:12 Showtime.
8:35 GREAT!
11:56 Showtime.
23:57 PIXA--!
26:04 How old are you again?