The Incredibles (2004)

 


Director: Brad Bird

Producer: John Walker

Cast: Craig T. Nelson (Robert Parr/Mr. Incredible) Holly Hunter (Helen Parr/Elastigirl), Spencer Fox (Dash Parr) Sarah Vowell (Violet Parr)

A mind-blowingly great movie, The Incredibles is perfect!

Many years ago, Superheroes used to save the world. But one day, Mr. Incredible, the most powerful super to exist, stopped an attempted suicide. Then Bomb Voyage, a French mime villain, explodes a rail track and Mr. Incredible saves the people inside. The people start suing Mr. Incredible, thinking that he exploded the train track. The next day, the government forced all the superheroes to return to normal civilian lives. 15 years later, in 1962, Mr. Incredible, going by Robert ‘Bob’ Parr, is seen working in an insurance company at a desk job. He then is bawled out again by his boss. Bob then returns home and messes up his car. It is revealed that he married Elastigirl, a fellow super and had 3 kids, 2 of which who have powers. Violet, who has the power to turn invisible and create a force field where everyone inside the field in invulnerable to all attack and also deals some knockback, and Dash, who basically has super speed. One day, Mr. Incredible gets a message from a certain ‘super’ named Mirage, who says a robot from the government has gone rogue and Mr. Incredible has to shut it down. Want to know more? Watch the movie!

I really liked the movie, as I do the other Pixar films. The fight scenes were great, and Syndrome’s powers were also good. The Omnidroid was neat. I really liked it. A big ol’ sphere robot which is super strong. Isn’t that amazing? For a big loss to Syndrome, the only thing that could destroy the robot was… itself. Cool robot, anyways. Edna also gave me some good advice on having capes. Just do not have one.  Mr. Incredible’s blue costume is way cooler than his red one, but his red one is better designed. The movie has these flaws:

·         The villain is too clichéd.

I wholeheartedly recommend this movie because:

  1.            It has good funny scenes.
  2.           The voice acting is spot on.
  3.           The plot is a completely original idea.
  4.           The super family is good.
  5.          Overall, THE MOVIE IS COOL!

 

 

 

 

 

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