The Incredibles (2004)

• Year: 2004
• Released: 05 Nov 2004
• Country: United States
• Adwords: Won 2 Oscars. 67 wins & 56 nominations total
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0317705/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/The_Incredibles
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/the-incredibles
• Available in: 720p, 1080p, 2160p
• Language: English, French
• MPA Rating: PG
• Genre: Animation, Action, Adventure
• Runtime: 115 min
• Writer: Brad Bird
• Director: Brad Bird
• Cast: Craig T. Nelson, Samuel L. Jackson, Holly Hunter
• Keywords: superhero, 1960s, island, family relationships, 1950s,

	8.0/10
	90/100

The Incredibles Storyline

Mr. Incredible is a superhero; or he used to be, until a surge of lawsuits against superheroes submitted by the people they’ve saved forced the government to hide them in witness protection programs so they could lead normal, anonymous lives. Now known exclusively by his secret identity, Bob Parr, he lives with his wife Helen, formerly Elastigirl, and their three children Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack. He works as an insurance-claims specialist, and he’s fed up with his pushy boss and his immoral profession, but his wife’s worked too hard to build a normal life for her family to abide his nostalgia for heroism. When Mr. Incredible’s offered the chance to play the role of hero again by a mysterious informant, he jumps at the opportunity, and the whole family must reveal themselves to save Mr. Incredible and countless innocents.

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The Incredibles Movie Reviews

One of the best films ever made

17 years after incredibles was released, it continues to be a compelling, entertaining, funny, smart, ambitious, original, mature and just simply enjoyable movie. The dialogue is exceptional and the animation holds up surprisingly well. The characters are well written and very fleshed out. It is an animated film about superheroes and yet the chatacters and world feel so real.

It is my favourite pixar film and probably always will be. If you haven’t seen this masterpiece yet, stop reading this review and go watch it right now. Infact, even if you’ve seen it before, just watch it right now. It is that freaking good.

Exceptional fare for the entire family

While I wasn’t quite as fond of this C.G. film as I was of TOY STORY II , it was one of the better computer generated films I’ve seen. Much of this is because like all the better movies of this type, it is marketed and designed for both kids and adults. My brother and his wife have no kids and yet they called me to plead with me to see the film after they’d seen it–and that is why this is such an appealing film. The animation is lovely, the characters pretty exciting and interesting and the story is pretty good as well. Oddly, however, what I remember most was NOT the movie but one of the extras on the DVD called “Jack-Jack Attack”. For those of you who have not seen the DVD or only watched the feature film, please go back NOW and see this extra as it greatly enhanced the film and provided a nice infusion of humor that the movie sometimes needed. Overall, a terrific film and well worth your time.

Excellent Pixar film, not the best one, but still very good!

I wasn’t expecting The Incredibles to be as good as it was, it was inventive, funny and original, all the things that I look for in an animated film. I don’t think it is Pixar’s best, that’s Toy Story, but it’s certainly not the weakest, that’s Cars though that was a worthy film as well. The animation is spot on, and just adds to the inventive feel of the film, and is helped enormously by an innovative plot that is the source of the film’s originality. The story is very fast-paced, if perhaps a little slow to begin with, and the script is filled with humour to satisfy even the fussiest child. The characters are very well-done, thanks to the excellent voice cast, standouts are Craig T. Nelson and Holly Hunter, and My Name is Earl’s Jason Lee is a big surprise as the villain Syndrome. Brad Bird’s Edna was a hoot too. The film however, does have two flaws, it is overlong and sometimes drags consequently, and it is a little too violent at times, the last half-hour especially. Overall, an excellent family film, not perfect, but anybody who’s seen some of the Disney direct to video sequels, save one or two exceptions will agree that the Incredibles does a much better job at entertaining than they did. 8/10 Bethany Cox.