6 Responses to “The Incredibles”

1. E the M
   November 13th, 2004 @ 9:14 am

   I admit… I want to see that…

2. Nick
   November 12th, 2004 @ 8:45 pm

   Honestly, I think Cars could be funny. I missed chances to see all the other ones (Bug’s Life, Toy Story) because there was no child in my life.

   Now, I can appreciate the simplicity of the storyline, and just sit there and wonder how big a pain in the ass it was to model and animate all the characaters, etc.

   I rarely head to the theater, and sometimes it’s fun to just turn stupid and slobber while watching a movie

   So on that note, what about National Treasure!

3. E the M
   November 12th, 2004 @ 1:58 pm

   Boundin – a little too uplifting to me. It would have been better if he was tattooed beneath the fur… that would have made me happy. But explain that to the kids… hehehe

   I think Cars will be skipped. D said it best: “Another buddy film”

4. Nick
   November 12th, 2004 @ 12:55 pm

   This is definately their best. The story is strong from beginning to end, and they did a good job in giving the characters human qualities.

   The little pre-movie ‘Boundin’was on the lame side though. Well-suited for 3 year olds.

   The jury’s still out on Cars, their next film.

5. E the M
   November 12th, 2004 @ 11:42 am

   I loved it. A Lot. I was kind of surprised because most of the time Pixar films, while cute and cuddly, are just too sweet for me. I liked Monsters INC (as D did) but the rest, while amusing were not nearly as enjoyable as this one. I think this is Pixar’s best film.

6. A
   November 12th, 2004 @ 11:24 am

   I need to go see it again. I missed the end of it. YAY for the Incredibles!

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