The Incredibles: The dark twist we all missed #Shorts

...how did we all overlook this?! #shorts #theincredibles #pixar

[ScreenRant]

Who's your favorite character from The Incredibles?

[kurukblackflame]

Dash didn't really kill those guys. They just crashed their vehicles while trying to kill him.

[forwhomthetacobelltolls]

Also Violet instinctively threw herself in front of Dash to protect him from being shot without knowing she could make a forcefield

[Legojake]

the whole tone of the movie when they get to that point was that there aren't "parachutes" in real life. their mom specifically says to them "these guys arent like those guys they will KILL you if they get the chance, do NOT give them that chance" you're ment to feel the gravity of the danger that they're in at this point when these kids are facing off against ADULTS WITH GUNS who are trying to kill them. Dash was told to literally run away as fast as he could, which is precisely what he does and all the bad guys killed themselves in the process trying to keep up[

[RED-slle]

“Dark twist we all missed”

You guys missed that?

[danisetsuko]

I'd say the fact Syndrome slaughtered around 15 supers before attempting to kill Mr incredible and his family is pretty twisted.
And the adult guards were trying to kill children, which, in my opinion is worse than what Dash did, which was duck and jump at the right time.

[mitchellforrest]

Everyone that was “killed” you mentioned, just killed themselves

[IzzySarru]

If you're chasing a kid in a giant rotating blade saucer in an attempt to kill him and you crash in the process...I'm gonna say that's on you, not the kid.
He didn't kill them, they killed themselves.

[Mediados]

He was literally only running away, thats not on him.

[sireajeel]

the darkest moment was wgen mr incredible thought he lost everything.

[alby]

"We all missed"
It's literally in our face like right in front of us.

[irick]

So if 2 people are running at me with chainsaws and i duck at the last minute and they
===>>》kalyde《<<=== with each other killing themselves, im the one who killed them?

[axelhopfinger]

The classical definition of a hero is someone who kills/bests a great number of foes and generally shows great courage, strength, perseverance and skill above and beyond that of regular people.
The Batman-esque superhero who tries to never kill his adversaries for moral reasons is a rather modern (and somewhat subversive) reinterpretation of that age old trope.

[BigHat]

Actually, i caught it, and enjoyed it. Justifiable, no issues with self defense

[anrb]

They used Regular Show Logic:
“We could kill anyone we wanted to but only as long as they exploded.

[Sketchfox]

His "actions" so called, were to defend himself against people who were very much trying to kill him and his family. Not really all that psychotic. One might even think heroic. This seems ironic as well towards the social commentary of the movie, whereas our culture seems to not like exceptionally heroic people.

[RenTran]

“I guess not, you little psycho.”

That definitely got me

[Jessie_Helms]

Did… did you watch the movie?
Mr. incredible didn’t kill Syndrom and Dash didn’t kill any of those guys, they all died because they were too reckless while trying to murder a child.

[mrs.dr.spencerreid]

Your commentary *CRACKS ME I love listening to your jabs 😆🤣😂😅

[FRISHR]

It’s self defense and not murder, since the soldiers were trying to kill Dash and Violet first with guns and blades.