NO CAPES!! | The Incredibles Reaction | Someone get FROZONE his Super Suit!!
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Hey everyone! Thanks for watching my Reaction to The Incredibles! See you Friday for Incredibles 2!
Already looking forward to it
:)
Cool
ALRIGHT
@Isaac Altman yes pls I have been waiting
I remember hearing that all their powers are based on their position in the family. Dad: the provider and strength in the family, so he has super strength. Mom: always getting pulled in every direction, so she has elasticity. Teenager: usually feeling insecure and closed off, so she has invisibility and force fields. Little boy: lots of energy and always on the move, so he has super speed. Baby: unknown and unlimited potential, so he has all sorts of powers. I thought that was kinda cool :)
Huh, never really noticed that until just now reading your comment.... neat lol
I got that, too. I think when Jack-Jack gets older, he'll settle down to a specified power like his siblings to match his personality.
Yeah, Jack Jack is the Jack of all trades
hey amazing! nice analysis I never noticed that! thanks
Their names also represent their powers too!For example -
Mr.Incredible: Incredible Strength
Elastigirl: Elasticity
Violet: Ultraviolet powers (hence the invisibility and Ultraviolet force fields)
Dash: Super speed
And Jack Jack: Jack of all trades (This name would normally represent somebody with multiple skills and talents, hence his large variety of different powers)
This movie was my childhood, one the best superhero movies of its time.
Me too.
I dare to correct your statement: One of the best superhero movies of ALL time!
Best parts “No Capes!” And “Honey, where’s my super suit?”
@@jcj268 what?
@@nathancruz9172 favorite parts from the movie
The kid that said “That was totally wicked” at the end is squirt from Finding Nemo
I knew he sounded familiar!!
Noggin duuude
I thought he sounded familiar.^^
Omg!!! All these years, lord knows I’ve watched this movie soooo many times, know it line for line down to the music and you’ve just blown my mind 😂
Please don’t add his name to your note, Kira...
Fun fact: Edna was voiced by the director, Brad Bird. I believe she was originally meant to be voiced by the lady who voiced Ms. Frizzle from Magic School bus but after hearing Brad Byrd do an impression, she said that he was really good and should do it himself.
Wanted to write that too. One of my favorite movie facts and also voice over of all time
I did not know that! That just made me love her even more!
Aw, beat me to it! I've listened to the film commentary.
He said the magic school bud😂😂😂
and another fun fact about Brad Bird with this movie: his oldest son voiced Violet's heart throb, while his younger son voiced the kid on the tricycle, who also voiced Squirt on Finding Nemo.
fun thing to notice on rewatch - when Syndrome is telling Bob about the "I work alone" memory, Bob was there alone when in reality there was a criminal, Bomb Voyage, being dealt with. Syndrome doesn't remember that detail because he was so caught up in being denied his chance to be a hero
I think it's more that he didn't really care about Bomb voyage or didn't think he was such a big threat that Mr. Incredible needed to be alone there. If I'm being entirely honest, who would be scared of a skinny mime with no abilities except using bombs that take forever to explode?
I can still quote the frozone scene perfectly from memory LOL
Honey!? Where is my supersuit!?
@@thenerdytiger9306 where?
@@razorgiraffe why do u need to know?!!
@@deslar31 I NEED IT!!
Uh uh
This film is one of the best Pixar has to offer in my opinion
It's just so smart. Some people say Syndrome is a big baby. While I understand those that have that opinion, however I would argue he is petty, but he's a HUGE legitimate threat.
Period
@@-12Sided It's because of how he acts, he still acts like a big fanboy throughout the film
So is my brother.
Agreed. One of the best.
Dash's giggle when he realizes he can run on water is my favorite moment in the entire movie. it's so freaking wholesome! 😃
Lol yesss. So cute. Like the mischievous little kid he is, he’s giddy to be able to use his powers and do amazing things that he wasn’t allowed to do before. Going all out.
It reminds me of Bob's relived laugh once his back was un-cracked by the original Syndrome robot- it's nearly identical. They were both scared leading up to realizing something unintentionally good happened immediately afterwards. Pretty nice father and son similarity if you ask me.
His name is Flash😅
me too. Fun to see others' reactions to it!
Yes!!! I always loved that part. One of my favourite movies ever
That scene where Mister Incridible realizes all his Superhero friends are dead still gives me chills until this day.
And they're not just dead because the villain wanted them dead, they're dead because the villain was trying to create a machine strong enough to kill Mister Incredible.
@@Amanda-pi2nr I know, that's what makes it even darker, that he just killed them like lab rats, and didn't even have problems with them
@@bryantwow It's a little worse than that. The only way to have gotten them there to the island is the same way he got Bob. Which was to prey on the fact that they were unsatisfied being bystanders when they had the power to help people. Those heroes were stalked while doing undercover hero work, marked, duped, and killed. And it wasn't necessarily just to kill Bob himself, it was because he was basically THE hero. If his Omni Droid could kill him, then no other hero could stop it either, meaning he would have the monopoly on its defeat.
Or the scene where mr incredibles found gazer beams Skelton in that cave
It is like order 66
You should watch “Jack Jack Attack” it’s an entertaining short that explains the phone call messages Helen and Bob were listening to in the car. 😉
Exactly
Probably my favorite short ever
YES! YES YES!!
Frozone is so iconic I can’t even express how much I love his character 🥶❄️☃️⛄️
Frozone is freakin' bae, he's pog
Also, you can’t go wrong with Samuel L Jackson
All might: what's your quirk?
Jack jack: 😵😈
SO THATS THE ORIGIN STORY OF ALL FOR ONE
@@ElixoYT OMG! Lol
What I love most about this movie is that it is so iconic. So many iconic lines, scenes, and characters and yet so relatable. The fantastic and extraordinary world of superheroes is brought down to the level of every day life.
The thing that gets me is when syndrome and mirage are leaving mr. Incredible after the plane is destroyed you can hear mr. Incredible crying quietly in the background over the loss of his wife and children
He may be a superhero but he still a family man
I love that Violet was able to use her forcefield as soon as she saw that Dash was in trouble (about to get shot, really). The best part about that scene is that she wasn't really sure that her powers would even work, that's why she didn't know how she did it. In other words... she was willing to take the bullets for her little brother!!!!
AAAAAAAAA OH MY GOD THE PLANE SCENE
That scene is so intense no matter how many times I watch it I'm always on the edge of my seat. Even though I already know they'll be okay!
9:38 Edna Mode, legendary fashion designer. According to the script she's "half German, half Japanese and like both countries, small but not to be underestimated."
This explains so much and I love it. Edna Mode is the best
everytime i hear the line "abort abort there are children aboard" i always burst out crying and today was no different. i love this movie
7:23 Violet still doesn't have full control over her shield and if she did she would create from distance. She didn't believe she can protect Dash with her power so she jumped ready to take bullet for him
I think you 17:23 but yeah that was actually really touching
Let's be clear he tried to kidnap a baby, Lmao.
towards the end of that scene it was almost like the baby was going to kidnap him lol
Jack Jack was NOT trapped in hell with Syndrome.
Syndrome got trapped in hell with Jack Jack instead. 🔥
@@nglijie5716 so he played a uno reverse then?
@@chloenieuwsma4846 Jack Jack had that card. And Syndrome paid the ultimate price for his sins. 😁
If you want to see what was happening when the babysitter left those messages you can. There's a short called Jack Jack Attack which was on the dvd
only fair. see you in 2035
Brad Bird's delivery with Edna makes her genuinely one of the most enjoyable animated characterd to watch
Edna lamented that she used to design for gods...meanwhile she can still slap them around and overpower them with sheer force of personality. It's not just her genius designs that keep everyone coming back to her, it's the fact that she's likely the one non-powered person who can keep up with every single one of them, and slap them down if they get too full of themselves.
Fun fact: the director explained that their power is based on who they are in the family. Mr. Incredible is a father, which expected to be the strong figure in a family. Elastigirl is a mother, which has to be flexible. Violet is a teenager who is insecure and defensive. Dash is an energetic kid like any other kids. and Jack-jack is a baby, maybe his powers is shapeshifting because babies tend to imitate what they see.
It's because babies like Jack Jack have an overactive imagination
Incredibles is my favorite Pixar movie. I love how as I've grown up I've grown to relate with all the different characters at one point or another. And the message/commentary went right over my head as a kid but I loved the action. Now, as an adult, I understand the message of the movie better while still enjoying the action
Same!
"oh- and got BUSAAYYY!"
That Syndrome's line makes me laugh everytime 😂😂
One thing I find darkly amusing, in that scene and the original monologue, even with all his hatred, he can't help but fanboy over the man
Edna is the best. Her design is actually based on a real designer, but I forget her name. Someone write in the comments
Yo mama
She so reminds me of Hetti on NCIS los Angeles!
Her names Edna
@@dudedaniel1127 LMAOOO
@Matthew Varden Yeah you are right, specially Edith Head and Linda Hunt. Both look exactly like Edna.
Dash's laugh when he realizes he's running on water gets me every time.
"When will you realize, the more you take, the less you have" - Master Oogway
Something that I feel should be noticed is that in the scene where Violet jumps in front of Dash and puts up a force field to stop the bullets, she doesn't actually have any sort of confidence in her powers. She has no idea if she'll be able to make a force field in time. Violet jumped in there fully willing to take a bullet to save her little brother.
“Can you even do that? How did they not through this case out?” Yes, you could sue for harm caused to someone while trying to save them during the time period that news clip was supposed to take place.
Shortly after, “Good Samaritan” laws were passed to make it so you can’t sue someone for harm caused by trying to save their lives unless their wishes not to are already known. The assumption is it is better to err on the side of saving someone than the opposite. The laws purpose is prevent stuff like that news article from happening- when people are afraid of being punished for helping people, they won’t. That still happens in some countries.
I love Edna, really wished I had her mindset. I remember reading a comment that Edna made those superhero’s outfits like the ones with the cape. She said that she only looks forward but remember the date and details of the accidents and made sure that she doesn’t make the same mistakes for Roberts. Edna was also concerned about what Robert was doing when she saw his suit was cut on the arm.
She knows better than anyone what sort of thing it would take to cut one of her designs, and it's not the sort of thing a civilian would run into. We saw the capabilities of the new suits, but I'd put money down that, at the very least, the old one could stop a bullet, or at least slow it to the point on being non-lethal. So he had to be up to SOMETHING
There's a theory that she designed syndromes suit
now you have to wait fourteen years to watch the sequel like the rest of us.
There’s no doubt, that Syndrome is the best villain in the Pixar franchise! 🦹♂️💯
I would say that Pixar franchise is more better than Disney franchise
Pixar have created masterpiece, like Wall-E, Incredibles and Up
Loxxo
There is a reason why most people either choose the Incredibles or Ratatouille as Pixar's magnum opus. These movies hit deep.
Actually no, you can’t sue a rescuer due to the Good Samaritan act
How old is that law?
@@drakeredwingofficial 1998
@@Bostonterrierslol the movie is set in the 60s
@@oliviarogers3559 IK Cody asked and nowadays you can’t sue a rescuer
Okay so I'm about to debunk this small quarrel, in the scene where bob parr is reading the newspaper you can see in the top of the paper just below the caption that the year is during 1962, flash forward 15 years later and it's 1977 where the good samaritan act was not yet invented, therefore the man would be able to sur Mr.Incredible since the law had not yet been made.
I love this movie so much. The scene of Mr. Incredible finding out all the Supers from the good old days (and many of which were his personal and professional friends) were killed without anyone ever knowing because they just wanted a taste of being a hero again remains one of the most heartbreaking scenes out there.
Greatly enjoyed this reaction!
The title...
10/10 100% perfect
I don't know if you notice but Folamour make a cameo on " Ratatouille " : he's the mime who appear in the scene where Colette and Linguini make roller skate on the street.
And yes, Syndrôme's plan was to create a robot prototype and recruit superheroes wanting to relive their past glory to defeat him and when that was done he would create another more powerful one that ended up killing the superhero.
I remember my family and I going to an early screening of The Incredibles (my first one actually) and it was a fun experience! Other than the MCU films, this is one of my favorite superhero movies. Also next to Frozone, Edna is one my favorite characters.
I was totally obsessed with this movie when I was younger. I still love it from the bottom of my heart and it's one of those movies I'll probably never truly get tired to watch. I remember once my sister and I were on vacation with our grandma and we watched it about 5 time in 2 days 😄
Also I was so confused because I watched it as a kid in german and they changed the fast kid's name there into "flash" so I was like "why is everyone calling him 'Dash'?" 😅😆
I watch this movie a million time when i was little and i still watch it
Awesome movie ever
Ps NO CAPES !!!
Oh Hell Yeah man love this movie for my entire life I'm gonna show my kids this one day
3:42 To answer your question, yes they can. Film Theory actually explained the Samaritan Law. There once was a woman who got injured. A random person passing by helped her to the sidewalk. Then she sued him. The thing is, she didn't ask for help. Also, depending the injury, the random person could've made her injuries much worse.
so much fun, just smiling all the way thru this.
“We’re dead! We’re dead! We survived but we’re dead!”
Me on finals week.
HAHAHAH same
Every time I see Dash run on water, I feel sorry Sonic’s inability to do the same.
Edit: Disregard what I said, on account that I’ve been corrected. :P
But Sonic can do that! Check out Sonic Unleashed.
Sonic 06, Sonic Unleashed, Sonic Generations, Sonic Boom.
Yeah, Sonic can run on water. :P
Edit: Oookay. I did not know that, on account that I’ve never played those games before. Silly me. “The more you know,” I guess.😅
@@SpacialRend7 For gameplay purposes he can't in... a number of games, but lorewise, he totally can.
Sonic could do it in Sonic 3, Hydro City Zone
Helen: Stay at home mom who takes care of the chores and kids = Flexibility
Bob: Hardworking dad who carries all his problems on his shoulders = Super Strength
Violet: Shy and Introverted = Invisibility and a forcefield
Dash: Hyper and athletic = Super speed
Jack Jack: A baby who's personality hasn't truly manifested yet = Many powers aka The Jack of all trades
They say that Violet got her name not only due to her powers (ultraviolet and all). Before they got married, the main colors of Mr. Incredible's and Elastigirl's suits were correspondingly blue and red. And what do you get when mixing blue and red? Now that is some sensible idea
If I remember, Frozone was the original target for The Droid but they swapped to Mr. Incredible, so Frozone got lucky. Plus he mentioned something like "You're (Mr. Incredible) the only one I see from the old days" or something, then we find out what happened to the other Supers x.x
This movie (and the second one as well) has one of the best movie-scores of all time. You can even just listen to the music and every song stands on its own workout the movie. Amazing work from Michael Giacchino.
Fun fact originally before they decided to have Syndrome as the main villain the original villain was going to be a crime boss named Xerek who was going to be revealed to be Elastagirl’s ex-boyfriend
5:26 This movie gets a whole lot darker when you realize that this fire was started intentionally to test Frozone, because before Bob revivals himself to Mirage as Mr. Incredible and she goes after him, Frozon was slated to die next to the Omnidroid, because later when you see Bob going through the list of supers that Syndrome murdered with the Omnidroid it shows that they know where Frozone is due to him being the next target before they switched to Mr. Incredible, and why they don't know where Elastigirl is since they haven't started searching for her yet
This movie is one of Pixar’s best. As a kid I loved it but I didn’t understand SHIT til I became an adult. My dad says this is the best animated movie he’s ever seen because he was on the verge of a midlife crisis when it came out. Which is just amazing to me that’s the audience it was aiming for.
Fun fact, Edna was voiced by the director of the film, Brad Bird.
One of my favorite Pixar movies of all time.
Jesus. I haven't watched this movie in the better part of a decade and I never realized how freaking tense that scene in the jet is.
Something about the pressure that Violet gets put under in that scene *really* hits different now rather than when I was a kid.
I honestly forget sometimes how amazing the actions scenes were in this movie. More amazing than some live action movies.
Jack-Jack really is the embodiment of what it's like handling a baby. When they're mad it's like dealing with a little creature you can't control, when they don't wanna be held it feels impossible to pick them up, etc...
The final battle basically comes down to "whos got the remote" which really emphasizes the whole superhero family vibe.
The good Samaritan law which protects people from lawsuits when they’re trying to help did not exist when this movie takes place. There is a very good episode of film theory that explains a lot of this. I was surprised as well that the good Samaritan law is as recent as it is. Thus, the precedent the movie sets about why superheroes stopped is 100% plausible.
It took me a while to realize that this movie takes place in like 1962
I love how despite being one of the darkest Pixar movies ever, it still has its fair share of jokes, memes, and hilarious moments
We had to wait YEARS for the second part... lucky that you only had to wait a couple of days😂♥️
Dash’s teacher’s voice actor is the guy who played linguini from ratatouille so him saying “this little rat is guilty” was a what “coincidence? I THINK NOT!!!!!!”
Legendary man
23:53 I’ve always wondered how no one in the audience questioned dash running like 25 miles per hour to go from last to second in an instant 😂
This was the first Pixar movie where I actually felt real tension and worry for the characters. This was a whole new level for Pixar. Brad Bird is a genius. He managed to cover so many family issues in this one, while cloaking it in a ridiculously fun story that feels legitimately dangerous with a villain you actually really hate.
All these massively powerful and super courageous super heroes are absolutely terrified of little tiny Edna. It is pure comedic genius.
There's actually a 2 minute short called "jack jack attack" which shows what happened to the babysitter and why she freaked out. It's honestly hilarious
Also great reaction as always, you're the reason I'm looking forward to Mondays lol
Can't wait for incredibles 2!
yay, almost at 20k subscribers! Cody totally deserves it. Let's get him to 50k by mid 2021!
That would be a dream come true honestly!
Before you watch the second movie, there is an extra called JackJack attack that you should watch before because it tells the story of Jack Jack while they were away
What I really liked about this movie is the soundtrack and the style. Everything absolutely screams early 1960s.
Technically, yes you can sue someone for rescuing you if you want to die. Cases like that have happened
Finally!! I loved Cody's reaction. His laughs were cute.
I still can’t believe how...well, mature this film actually is. Attempted suicide, suspicions of cheating, “there are children on board”, and that’s just naming a few!
Before I watch the video let me guess something
He made a joke about elastigirl being thicc
AHAHAH I did in the recording but I decided to cut it out of the UA-cam video
@@ItsTotallyCody lol
Pixar version of Chun li 🍑👀
It's a shame the sequel pretty much reset the family's dynamic that they formed throughout this movie in favor of creating basically the same "we have to work together!" realization again at the end of Incredibles 2.
WHERE IS MY SUPER SUIT?! Classic line!
When I saw how you watched this and the sequel practically back to back, I wanted to say "NO YOU ALSO HAVE TO WAIT 14 YEARS!"
There's a Pixar short that shows what happens from Kari's (the babysitter) point of view while trying to care for Jack Jack.
What's amazing about Syndrome is how realistic he is. True, he took it to the extreme of madness, but the dissatpointment, losing the huge childhood belief in heroes, in someone you admire deeply, is heartbreaking and hurts deep. And I think most of us have experienced something similar. You can relate, and Mr. Incredible realises his mistake, but it's late, "15 years late". True, he was a young hero, and Incrediboy was a bit too much, but many kids are! It's so easy for adults to dismiss children not thinking of the pain they may cause, making it something small, forgetting they were kids once, and they did the same.
That's why Syndrome's final goal makes total sense: make everyone Super, so no one will be (and the fact Dash mentions it earlier is brilliant "we are all super in our own way" "that's another way to say no one is"). He dreamed to become a superhero ever though he wasn't born with super powers, but was rejected by his hero. Of course, his actions are wrong and evil and escalate from bad to worse, but his motifs and context are understandable and relatable. That makes him a great villain, or super villain.
15:52 I like how she got choked by him and when he hugged her she acted like he was a stuffed animal
For an animated film, The Incredibles was too intense & dark for me as a kid. It scared me too. One of the Top 5 best Pixar films!! Genuine reaction Cody!!!❤️
Why must you tempt me with the Patreon 😳😂
Reads First Two Words: Mr incredible, you are a disgust to the superhero community.
Realising that hulk, spider man , Captain America, iron Man etc has no Cape: Mr incredible, you truly are incredible
Great film
I loved the scene when Dash and Violet realized they could use their powers together. Busted out laughing and said out loud, 'Now, repeat after me: _I AM A HAMSTER!'_ ' 😂😂😂
Cody, if you got the DVD special features it is really awesome, they have audio interviews with all the super hero’s (the sad one is the girl killed by the plane turbine cause she was a highschooler), Jack Jack episode which shows what happened when the babysitter made those calls and he got his powers, and my favorite is the Adventures of Me Incredible, Frozone, and Mr Skiperdoo. With that one you HAVE to watch it with Mr Incredible and Frozone commentary its absolutely Hilarious!!!
I love the Incredibles movie, everything about it is fantastic, I love the character growth and the messages and Bob admitting he's not strong enough to emotionally handle losing his family again and I LOVE Dash's little giggle when he learns he can run on water. Watch Incredibles 2 it's pretty dang good!
Heres some awesome info from IMDB on that super tense airplane scene with elastigirl:
Helen's use of radio protocol while flying is exceptionally accurate for a movie. In the director's commentary Brad Bird tells that Holly Hunter insisted on learning the lingo and its meaning. The terminology used hints that Elastigirl has had military flight training.
"VFR on top" means she is flying in the regime of Visual Flight Rules 'on top' of a cloud cover.
She requests "vectors to the initial", directions how to get to the initial landing approach.
"Angels 10" is her altitude call, ten thousand feet. This is a military term. Civilian flights use the term "flight level".
"Track east" is her direction of travel.
"Buddy spike(d)" is a U.S. military brevity code meaning "friendly anti-aircraft radar has locked on to me, (please don't shoot)".
"Transmitting in the Blind Guard" is a call on the emergency frequency where two-way communication has not been established.
"Abort" is also a military brevity code, a directive meaning "stop the action/mission/attack".
20:13 Yeah! When I was a kid, I always felt that Mr. Incredible fighting the omnidroid was kinda similar to Spider-Man fighting Dr. Octopus in Spider-Man 2.
INCREDIBLES! Still my favorite animated superhero movie
with dash and violet’s names connecting to their powers, i think the creators named the baby jack jack because he’s a jack of all trades, hence his multiple powers
Such a good movie, the super suit scene gets me every time bro lolz, can’t wait for you to see the second one
The Incredibles proved that superhero films of that era are not limited to the usual norms of what makes a superhero movie. You add sitcom-like humor and it's something entirely different.
9:38 "who is this lady??"
Edna Mode! The best superhero fashion designer of the pixar universe! 🤩🤩🤩
Watch Moana!☺️
9:53 Always feel bad for Stratogale. She was apparently still in high school when she died.
i absolutely love elstagirl no hesitation jumping to protect her kids and also the “throw me” scene. such a lovely depiction of a family imo
For the record, that's like a... 15 year long cliffhanger we got left on.
HONEY WHERE IS MY SUPER SUIT!
Honey:what
21:23 Basically Buddy/Syndrome’s downfall was to make every machination or well the robot here to be controllable ONLY by him with the only remote he designed that easily got lost the moment he lost control of his own bot. Syndrome could’ve still gone for the remote if he didn’t pass out that easily, his zero-point energy & rocket boots makes him a fairly flight agile & melee fighter to easily throw objects or people around with ease just fine. If he regained consciousness earlier, he would’ve gotten back the remote easily & STILL b able to get the robot back in line despite how smart it is; the robot clearly went ALL the way to retrieve it cuz it calculated & it’s aware it’s the only tool that can SERIOUSLY hamper its agency without outright shutting down or destroying it (or it prolly has the self-destruct button in the event that Buddy wants to “vanquish” the robot threat in his charade plan)
The bot went on to trigger its own self-destruct when it’s heart got ripped out prolly in a protocol in case Buddy isn’t there to properly “dispose” the bot when it’s in a serious damaged state, to not allow government officials to find out it’s been rigged from the start.
Fun fact: The Incredibles is a Randian parable, a super-hero spin on her famous novel Atlas Shrugged. Mr. Incredible, who visually represents Atlas himself several times throughout the film when he bears the Orb-Bot on his shoulders, is the story's 'John Gault', an exceptional individual who finds himself tied down and hamstrung by the mediocre masses, forcing him into hiding while a nefarious villain seeks to make exceptional abilities available to everyone, so that 'when everyone's super, no one will be!'
The message of the film is clear: let the exceptional be exceptional, and let not the petty concerns of the mediocre masses hold them back.
Rand is a popular thinker, particularly among the wealthy/anyone who considers themselves exceptional.