Is The Incredibles The Perfect Film?

The Incredibles is my personal favorite film of all time. But that's just my subjective opinion. Pixar is well known for being the masterclass of animated movies. But while everyone adores and praises the likes of Toy Story, or Coco. How well does The Incredibles stand up as the perfect film...?

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...The Incredibles means a lot to me. It's iconic to my childhood, and I restarted my channel a couple years ago. Hopefully I did it justice today.

[peanut_butter_wizard]

So! You mentioned how Violet's powers reflected how she's an insecure teen, and that's exactly what the intention was! My family bought the version with a bonus features disc when the movie came out, and one of the behind the scenes features had I think the director saying that they picked the families powers using their familial roles
Bob- Father, strong and protective- super strength
Helen- Mother, needs to adapt to her families needs- super flexibility/ elasticity
Violet- Teenage daughter, shy and insecure- invisibility and forcefields
Dash- Child son, hyper and excited- super speed
Jack-jack- literal infant, full of possibilities- like 20+ powers

So you hit the nail on the head there!

[cordyceps]

I think my favorite thing about this movie is how mature it is. There are so many scenes with characters talking that blew over my head as a kid like I didn’t know how the hell insurance worked but now that I’m an adult I can look back at those scenes and laugh. I wish they were more kids movies like that but there simply aren’t which makes this movie stand out even more.

[OirichEntertainment]

This is one of the only movies I consider to be a perfect movie.

[cynicalgold]

the scene where mr incredible gets caught on syndrome's computer and gets shot by all those black balls was genuinely terrifying to me as a kid, and even to this day it still unnerves me. something about the way its edited and sounds is just so good

[roflmywaffles]

I think the Incredibles is a good case in where a movie sets the bar so high that it is practically impossible for a sequel to deliver which is why I and so many people found 2 so underwhelming.

[scoot]

Syndrome is one of the greatest animated villains ever. amazing film.

[TheGuavaLord]

It’s certainly an Incredible movie- that, we can all agree with

[OirichEntertainment]

Everyone that grew up in the 2000’s LOVES this movie

[noahssandthat]

I kid you not when watching this after about 3 years I could still quote every line of dialogue for the first 30 minuets of the film

[Fun-K-Board]

Tbh I love The Incredibles, The Incredibles 2 was decent to me. It was definetly not horrible or bad. But, it was still really good for a sequel, even stand alone it is actually quite enjoyable. But, no where near the amazing first movie.

[bigcraudio]

The only "bad" thing i can think about the incredibles is the fact that after i finished i wanted more, but the sequel was much inferior. But even that is not
exactly the movie's fault.

[seymourpant]

How can you talk about the incredibles, and even the soundtrack, without mentioning Michael giacchino? Give the man some credit.

[kirrilyjoy]

Unpopular opinion: I actually enjoyed Incredibles 2. I think it was a good sequel. But we ALL can agree that nothing beats the original. I’m gonna do it...it is

[dignelberrt]

I know this is a scalding hot take, but the track Kronos Unveiled is so fucking amazing. It starts off quiet, barely even there, as Mr. Incredible sneaks his way into the computer room. As he's learning more and more about what Syndrome has done, all because of the way he treated him as a kid, it slowly crescendos. Then as he sees the plans and countdown for the v.10 model, the brass comes in, making it feel that much more intense. It hanging on a single note as Mrs. Parr reveals his location, unknowingly getting him captured, then ramping up again in a slightly different key as the turrets blast him from every direction, it really accentuates the tone of the scene so well, I'm not sure a better piece could have been written.

[JohnSmith-khlp]

This brings back memories. When I was little I’d go over to my grandmas house and watch this while my parents went on dates. It wasn’t often, but there was always crunch dibs.
And I use to have a leap pad, anyone remember those? My favorite book was the incredibles one.
This movie’s almost as old as me, and the animation still holds up.

[normietwiceremoved]

You know whats weird. Between my brother and I, we had already come to the conclusion for several years that there really isn't anything wrong with The Incredibles and considered it a perfect movie. This movie doesn't have anything bad and everything it can do it does and does fucking amazingly. I cannot fault the incredibles.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Edna: No capes
Syndrome: Says who?
Edna: *So you have chosen death*

You should've listened

[TreeckoJedi]

Yes. The end.



In all seriousness, this is one of my favorite movies, and has set the standards for movies to me.

[chloeedwards]

i watched the incredibles a few times when i was younger and had absolutely no idea what was going on, i just liked edna lmao. recently watched it again as an 18 year old and my god it was one of the best movies ive ever watched. i finally understood what bob was going through, understood why he was fired, understood why he couldnt go back to being a superhero, the whole magnificent plane scene, the kronos scene. it was like id never seen the movie before and was watching it for the first time :D

[worstpianist]

That Kronos Unveiled scene is something I cannot forget