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• Jason L

  
  The Incredibles is Pixar Animation Studio's sixth film. In my opinion, it's their best one yet. The story starts out with Mr. Incredible. He's the world's best superhero, and he's at the top of his game. After another day of saving lives, he gets married.… More
  The Incredibles is Pixar Animation Studio's sixth film. In my opinion, it's their best one yet. The story starts out with Mr. Incredible. He's the world's best superhero, and he's at the top of his game. After another day of saving lives, he gets married. (As Robert Parr, his secret identity) Everything seems perfect for him and his bride, fellow superhero elasticgirl, until he gets sued. Right before the marriage, he saved a man who was committing suicide. He sues for 'pain and suffering' from his fractured neck. Soon, more people start to sue other superheroes. The lawsuits were costing the government millions. That's when superheroes were told to hang up their capes. Fifteen years later, Robert Parr is trying to live a normal life. And failing. He hates it. He wants to feel the thrill of being a superhero again. After some more events, he gets fired. All seems lost. Then suddenly, he gets an offer to become a superhero again. To defeat a robot created by an organization, that overcame them. To get paid triple his old salary. He accepts. After defeating the robot, he spends months reconnecting with his family and enjoying life. Then the plot changes. The head of the company is exposed. He wants revenge on Mr. Incredible for not letting him be his sidekick when he was younger. He thought the robot would destroy him. So, he plans on becoming the best superhero by creating false adversaries and getting false glory. Twisted isn't it? But there is more going on. His wife starts to suspect Robert is cheating. She goes to the island were Robert is being held captive (She uses a tracking device; she doesn't know that he is resuming secret hero work) and brings the children. Here's where the story picks up; Robert and his family start to thwart the evil, and after a series of blockbuster events lead to an ending of 'incredible' proportions. Consensus: The incredibles is a brilliant movie. It's a real breath of fresh air to have something as thoroughly exciting and as multiply satisfying as this. 99/100

• Eugene B

  
  Pixar's most violent film ever (not that it's very very violent) The Incredibles fires out on all cylinders and heightens up peril in the world of Disney. Though quick-paced and slightly difficult to keep up with, the movie strikes hard and retaliates even harder. 4.5/5

• Christopher H

  
  Pixar's take on the superhero genre yields incredible results (no pun intended). Dialogue is witty, the action is extremely fun, and the characters are great.

• Tim S

  
  The Incredibles, directed by Brad Bird, is one of the finest action movies of not just the Pixar animated era but any era really. It has a really fantastic story, great visual work, wonderful voice acting and a tightly-edited framework that's both fun and engaging, as well as… More
  The Incredibles, directed by Brad Bird, is one of the finest action movies of not just the Pixar animated era but any era really. It has a really fantastic story, great visual work, wonderful voice acting and a tightly-edited framework that's both fun and engaging, as well as action-packed. Unfortunately, like every film that she's in, the presence of Holly Hunter brings the film down a half star for me. I really dislike Holly Hunter. I find her so ridiculously annoying. The way she speaks, acts and even the way the animators made her character's expressions and lip movements reflective of her annoy me. It's a shame really because I really do enjoy this movie, but I just wish they had gone with another actress to play her part. The character could have been more memorable and much more fun to me if they had. Other than that, this is fanastic movie.

• Lenny M

  
  Fun and sexy.

• Lady D

  
  My eight year old nephew's choice and what a great choice, I thought it was brilliant. Great animation, great storyline, great characterisation and very funny on an adult and child level. VERDICT: Difintiely worth a watch even if you have no children to watch it with.

• Directors C

  
  The main characters are a perfect reflection on the modern family and the action and violence excites flawlessly.

• Alexander D

  
  THE INCREDIBLES is a fun, cool, action-packed, totally awesome superhero movie...if you're a little kid who is unfortunate enough to not even have seen any of the SUPERMAN movies. Don't get me wrong, Pixar has had some fantastic ideas, most of which were brilliantly and… More
  THE INCREDIBLES is a fun, cool, action-packed, totally awesome superhero movie...if you're a little kid who is unfortunate enough to not even have seen any of the SUPERMAN movies. Don't get me wrong, Pixar has had some fantastic ideas, most of which were brilliantly and creatively tackled. Sadly, this is not one of them. It was a mediocre idea, and it missed its target by a LOT.

• c0up  

  
  'The Incredibles'. Darker than your average Pixar movie, this superhero spoof has to be up there with the best superhero films of all time. It works as a family / marital dramedy, it works as a spoof, but my god the ingenuity in some of the action sequences is what stands… More
  'The Incredibles'. Darker than your average Pixar movie, this superhero spoof has to be up there with the best superhero films of all time. It works as a family / marital dramedy, it works as a spoof, but my god the ingenuity in some of the action sequences is what stands out the most! The characters powers are blended together really cleverly time and time again, and when you think about how linear action sequences can be when there's an ensemble team, 'The Incredibles' and Brad Bird look all the more special.

• Jim C

  
  A animated acheivment, whoever didn't enjoy this masterpiece is ridiculous. Robert Parr (Craig T. Nelson) is the father of three kids and is married to Helen Parr (Holly Hunter). He was a famous superhero back in the day named Mr. Incredible but now the government has forced… More
  A animated acheivment, whoever didn't enjoy this masterpiece is ridiculous. Robert Parr (Craig T. Nelson) is the father of three kids and is married to Helen Parr (Holly Hunter). He was a famous superhero back in the day named Mr. Incredible but now the government has forced the supers to stop protecting them for law reasons, and Robert never got over it, he misses his glory days. After being fired, he is offered a job at a anonymous company to help people again, and he accepts. But what he doesn't know is the owner of the company is a old aquaintance who will send him and his family of superheroes on a wild adventure. This is the best animatedsupero fil ever, I kbow thats not saying much but its still incredible. The plot is great for all ages, and awesome action. The music is catchy and cool. A great film for everyone, what a masterpiece.

• Jameson W

  
  Another great animated film!

• Film C

  
  Its an enjoyable movie. Its a good cartoon, hero based movie that is amusing and thoroughly enjoyable, is there room for a second one? :)

• Sophie B

  
  I saw bits of this a few years back and wasn't really impressed. Watching it now it is brilliant and hilarious for both adults and kids. Clever, witty, and a brilliant family film.

• Drake T

  
  Smart, fun, exhilarating family film about a, well, family. The beauty of this was Pixar's use of premise by grounding the Superhero genre with the idea of them getting sued for collateral damage, reminiscent of Marvel's brilliant "Civil War" story arch in concept.… More
  Smart, fun, exhilarating family film about a, well, family. The beauty of this was Pixar's use of premise by grounding the Superhero genre with the idea of them getting sued for collateral damage, reminiscent of Marvel's brilliant "Civil War" story arch in concept. Combined with a villain that literally embodies classics like Lex Luthor coming to gripes with his inherent shortcomings/lack of powers you've got yourself an incredible story to work with. Then to top it all off, we're delivered Pixar's same brand of awe-striking animation, character design and emotional depth. A really great movie.

• Conner R

  
  It's hard to not enjoy The Incredibles. It's sort've an attempt at a family version of Watchmen, but with less devious messages in mind. While it basically did take a lot of existing superhero properties and combine them into one, I don't think the intent was to… More
  It's hard to not enjoy The Incredibles. It's sort've an attempt at a family version of Watchmen, but with less devious messages in mind. While it basically did take a lot of existing superhero properties and combine them into one, I don't think the intent was to squander their success. I mean I can't really sit here and blame The Incredibles because people thought the Fantastic Four movie was a rip-off of it. While it's not a movie i'm particularly crazy about, I really do respect it for what it is. It's beautiful looking in both animation and stylization, not to mention the breath-taking neo-60s backdrops. I think the intentions here were really good and the voice actors behind the characters do a great job at making the story less of a spoof and more of a serious and straight-forward plot.

• Cassie H

  
  A great example of the perfect dysfunctional super hero family in the battle of their lives against Syndrome played perfectly by Jason Lee :) Another great winner from Pixar :)

• Mark W

  
  Pixar have had numerous heroic characters throughout their animations but here director Brad Bird introduces us to a full-blown superhero story. When Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson), catches a jumper who doesn't want to be saved, he opens the door to a wave of legal… More
  Pixar have had numerous heroic characters throughout their animations but here director Brad Bird introduces us to a full-blown superhero story. When Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson), catches a jumper who doesn't want to be saved, he opens the door to a wave of legal compensations that puts all superheroes out of business and into a relocation programme. Years later, Mr. Incredible, real name Bob Parr and wife Helen (Holly Hunter) - formerly Elastigirl - are trying raise a 'normal' family when they receive a mysterious call for help, bringing them back into their crime fighting ways to save the world. An interesting take on a similiar story covered by "Watchmen", whereby superhero's are resigned to living a normal life and attempting to fit into society, despite the superhuman powers they possess. The animation is second to none in the Pixar catalogue and it's refreshing to have a cartoon with human characters as the main focus. There's no cuddly sidekicks or talking animals, it's all from the (human) heart this time, which is quite a brave change of direction for a Disney film. Thankfully for us though, it's a winner and ranks as one the best that Pixar have produced. Great voice cast also, Nelson and Hunter are perfectly suited to their characters, as is Samuel L. Jackson as their sidekick 'Frozone' and Jason Lee as the evil nemesis 'Syndrome'. They are all warm, humourous and believably written. A bit overlong for younger viewers but bags of fun, once again from the Pixar team. A real treat.

• Michael E

  
  A very very funny film that was a great take on what superheros do in retirement which was very funny

• Richard C

  
  B+

• KJ P

  
  The Incredibles, along with every other pixar film is fantastic, however, this one has a little something more to tell. It is a brilliant story that is told for kids and adults to understand which is why it is such an amazing movie!

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