The Incredibles

There Is Nothing Like It.

To watch a great movie is like having a delicious dinner. You are greatly anticipating eating what you expect to be a great meal. Then when you actually begin to start eating, you enjoy the meal even more with every bite. When you have finished, the savory taste is still in your memory. Even if you had plenty of that food, after, you still wish you could have had more. Then in the future you still remember that particular day, that day when you had that exceptional meal. The same thing occurs when you watch a fantastic movie. It leaves you full and satisfied.

The Incredibles left me full and satisfied.

After six movies from Pixar that where stellar, I was expecting much from their latest movie The Incredibles. What I received was much more than I expected.

A different type of Pixar Picture. One that I could relate to. Their previous movies dealt with Bugs, Toys, Monsters, and Sea Creatures. They were all truly fun. Yet, all had to do with things that kids would be enticed by.

The Incredibles it hit home for us older ones. You had humans who had super powers but no matter how exceptional they were, they still had to deal with all the "run of the mill" things that humans deal with.

They had to deal with retirement, the difficulties of having children, getting older, and adjusting to things in the best way possible when things change. All these thing in one form or another I can relate to. The Incredibles gives you the opportunity to have a few chuckles, watch a super adventure and even ponder on family life.. or just life in general.

Non-conforming Splendid Story Telling

The story begins in a flashback form. The best intro. since the video game beginning of Toy Story 2. (Where we got to see great visual effects and a surprise that was a real attention grabber.) Laying the foundation, the first scenes told of how the good old days where. Mr. Incredible, Frozone, and Elastigirl and how it was when they were in full swing.