I can't believe I hadn't watched *THE INCREDIBLES* (2004)

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[@JacksWorldYT]

BRO This is where describing someone as “being built like a Pixar Mom” came from.

[@doodoo5594]

dash running on water will never age, the pure childish glee when he finds out what hes capable of is just so damn relatable

[@rsrt6910]

I know, that little chuckle he made would have been me if I'd have done it.

[@cadyg2531]

@@rsrt6910 exactly! that scene from when I first watched it as a kid until now always gets me

[@rsrt6910]

@@cadyg2531 It's like he'd been playing chess and just discovered the big pawn he was playing was actually a queen and just now realized what the rules are for that piece!

[@cadyg2531]

@@rsrt6910 I don’t know nothing about chess so I’m just gonna agree with you 😂😂 but your take about if it were you as a kid resonated with me, because honestly having to withhold your powers and then figuring out what you’re capable of, that giggle just solidifies everything. My favorite animated movie forever!

[@CoolnessNSparks]

Imagine Dash and Quicksilver being Speedster Besties, because Marvels part of Disney. So, I feel like if they run out of ideas they’d need to consider Non-Canon Crossover film’s as an option since time moves pretty Damn, despite us thinking it’s slow- when in Reality we’re Slow, and Time just move’s Faster then We can comprehend.

[@jeremylindstrom1076]

The look you gave when Elastagirl was looking at herself in the mirror 😂. So good.

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

I think Syndrome is honestly one of my favorite Pixar Villains. Usually with stories like this, you'd have one of the few powerless characters in a world full of superheroes be the main character. The main character would poke their nose where it doesn't belong(usually for their idol) and somehow end up saving the day. Everything goes right for them. But not in this movie. Syndrome is not the main character. When he tries to help, things get worse. And his idol doesn't have anything positive to say to him. It's like a flip of a good portion of superhero story tropes. Combined with some of his lines and how sinister he is, he's definitely one of my favorites

[@kittycatmeowmeow963]

Also, usually villains who look silly aren't that scary. This guy kills superheroes!

[@youtubewontletme]

@@kittycatmeowmeow963 And worse, he killed them to test his machines, to improve them until he got one strong enough to face Mr. Incredible

[@youtubewontletme]

And also how it would work in real life, with all the legal stuff and controversy

[@EternalStorm796]

Annoyingly, the sequel is not up to par aside from visuals...story and character wise, it was pretty sad. Syndrome could have been avoided if Mr. Incredible wasn't so blunt, cold, and rude. More inspiring, told him to start small. lol

[@JokeCubed]

His idol doesn't have anything positive to say to him, but it was for his own best interest. Mr Incredible knew that superhero work is dangerous and that if he pursued it, Buddy was likely to get himself hurt or killed. I also like that it shows that despite his intelligence, the one thing he doesn't have is experience, because Mr Incredible is able to get him monologuing, even though Mr Incredible and Frozone are talking about that earlier in the movie.

[@getshwifty3101]

"And got BUUUSEEEHH!!!!.....Hoo-wee! This is just too gerd!" This has to be the BEST line reading in all of history. It cracks me up every single time.

[@rsrt6910]

"NO CAPES!"

[@JeffKelly03]

I've always loved the fact that neither of the kids has their powers truly emerge fully formed until they need to protect each other. Sure, Dash has always been fast but he's never used it for anything other than hijinks until his sister is in trouble, and Violet never has her powers fully emerge until she needs them to protect her little brother.

[@diamcole]

I always loved that too. It made me emotional that Violet never did fully lean into her power until she literally threw herself between those bullets and her brother. Their scenes together are my favorite!

[@MrBellsa61]

This and Monsters Inc are probably my two favourite Pixar movies, practically flawless movies that have aged beautifully.

[@JimmyMacram]

Might give that a look next.

[@MK-ophelia]

@@JimmyMacram Monsters Inc is probably the funniest Pixar film

[@L4ftyOne]

Monsters Inc is doooope

[@23mimiboo]

@@JimmyMacram Yes! Please do

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

@@JimmyMacram Yess do Monsters Inc & Monsters University

[@danielnichols4838]

You missed my favorite lines. The exchange between Lucius and Honey. As a married man, it rings so true.

[@emmittnervend2918]

It’s funny that the thing that saved Dash life was the fact that he stopped and slow down when he was being chased on water

[@ProQuo360]

Edna Mode being voiced by Brad Bird is still one of the funniest things and best things about the Incredibles films. I low key want him to direct Fantastic Four.

[@rsrt6910]

"EDNA, MODE....... and guest."

[@robertawesome2410]

This is the best movie about 'mid life crisis' ever made, that we all face at some point, after we have been married for a long while with kids, and start longing for the 'glory days' of our youth and only remembering the good times and not the bad, which is why you/we wanted to 'settle down' and get married and have kids in the first place.

[@schmuck.on.wheels]

I think this is a sweet, well written movie and all, but also, like you said, the action scenes are so great. I'm not super big on superhero movies and rewatching this movie made me realize part of the reason: there's so much cool, creative shit you can do with superpowers, and most movies don't take advantage of that enough.

[@JimmyMacram]

Agreed. Which is why I appreciated Multiverse of Madness for taking some chances. Didn’t work all (or most?) of the time, but I appreciate the effort lol.

[@schmuck.on.wheels]

@@JimmyMacram Definitely, it was at least a step in the right direction

[@JokeCubed]

@@JimmyMacram Multiverse of Madness was the opposite of creative. Everytime Dr Strange or Scarlet Witch got into a spot of bother the writers just invented a new power to get them out of it. Neither of them had weaknesses, which is what forces you to get creative. Take for example, Magneto, in X-Men, he is very powerful, but his powers have some clear limitations, he can't manipulate glass or plastic, so when his enemies lock him up in a plastic prison, it takes some creative thinking to get out of it.

[@lkf8799]

The plane scene was so intense to me. I was stressed. Holly Hunter was great. I was surprised how dark this movie was too. No capes!!

[@Glass-Bowl]

Still remember seeing this in theaters and there was a kid, like 8, so into Dash's running scene, he shouted, "SINK!" when he got trapped in the tunnel and shrieked, "Yes!" when it happened. I love this movie.

[@reptiliannoizezz.413]

Smart kid

[@paulhewes7333]

This is an amazing movie. The humor and action are great, but its the moments of humanity that make it so good. "I can't lose you again. Not again. I'm not strong enough" From an almost indestructible man who uses freight trains for work outs, admitting he is vulnerable in many other ways.

[@rsrt6910]

I know, right? THAT part hit me hard in the feels. Goes to show, you can give your characters all kinds of weird and wonderful powers and STILL make them vulnerable and relatable to the audience... if only Disney could re-remember this.

[@ReneandMae]

@@rsrt6910 Well, you have to remember, when this movie was made, it wasn't by Disney, it was under John Lasseter's genius at Pixar. After Disney bought out Pixar, Lasseter was thrown under the bus during the #MeToo movement, an earlier form of Cancel Culture. Disney Animation (and Pixar's division now under Disney's control) have not been the same since they ditched John Lasseter.

[@ActVinny2]

And, then, Elasti-Girl slithered like a serpent, up to her husband, and stole his line: "We're superheroes, what could happen?" She should be arrested for that, favorite-hating Dash, (same with Syndrome's guards) and being too rude. Elasti-Girl. Is. A monster.

[@Ninaofthe90s]

The music is by Michael Giacchino (The Batman, Lost). He's always so good. Sounds like from a James Bond movie at times.

[@scottalynch]

Michael also directed and did the score for Werewolf By Night

[@sdfried4877]

The score borrows heavily from the James Bond Films Goldfinger and You Only Live Twice. The sequence where Mr. Incredible discovers KRONOS is a slightly altered version of the music from this scene right here by original Bond composer James Barry: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ane3c2uKnNuai80 You can jump to the 1-minute mark when the music starts. The original trailer for the movie, before there was a soundtrack, was the scene with Mr. Incredible trying to get into his uniform and they used the actual theme for On Her Majesty's Secret Service for the trailer, so even though it's a superhero movie they were definitely looking for the 60's Bond feel from the start.

[@cozhog5268]

I definitely agree with the praise for how they showed Dash’s powers. I think slow motion to show super speed is good if used effectively (like, once for a POV thing), but I think showing a character zip around in real time is not only more exciting but also grounds the character to show they’re not unstoppable time gods and actually still have a chance to be hurt. Speedster characters who can move so fast that they stop time are unbelievably boring IMO, characters like Flash should be portrayed like how Dash was in this movie.

[@SenseofNoneYT]

True. It's getting overused. That's what I appreciated with Makkari in The Eternals movie. Whether you like or movie or not, that speedster portrayal was fire. IIRC there was no slomo shot for her. Saving people, whoopin ass, or running around the planet, she was always portrayed in real-time. I loved Dash the most in The Incredibles in terms of powers. Love me some speedster.

[@chand911]

DEFINITELY need to watch the short Jack Jack Attacks now to see what was going on with the baby sitter.

[@JBroAlsoDraws]

LOVED the incredibles as a kid but also that damn robot was terrifying to me. Disney Pixar stuff doesn't always feel so lethal, but also that scene with the gooey balls used to freak me out lmfao. I was a weird ass kid bro

[@ronweber1402]

I was forty freakin two when this came out and it freaked me out because how would you breathe and it would be sooo claustrophobic.

[@MoostachedSaiyanPrince]

The gooey ball scene made you feel that way because the what it's explicitly meant to do. I don't remember the channel or video name, but I do remember seeing a video a few months back that goes into excruciating detail in breaking down that scene and the way it slowly makes the situation feel claustrophobic, desperate, and panicked. I think the person who made it even declared that it was the single best crafted scene in all of Pixar, and I honestly can't say I disagree.

[@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween]

​@@MoostachedSaiyanPrincewas it from 'the scene that changed the Incredibles '?

[@MoostachedSaiyanPrince]

@@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween Can't say for sure, but that sounds pretty familiar.

[@peterengelen2794]

Dreamworks' ''Megamind'' (2010), is also an excellent and hilarious superhero animation movie (saw it with my daughter in the cinema, and even with Dutch dubbing, it was still pretty hilarious, later on I saw it with the original audio on dvd).

[@danielcurry1695]

Agree. That is probably my favorite animated movie from that time. It is almost criminal how it never received as much attention as some of the others.

[@monkeybusiness5657]

This please

[@ronweber1402]

Megamind is probably the best animated superhero movie ever made.

[@zeallust8542]

Megamind is my favorite super hero movie. If he hasnt seen it, it would be a great reaction.

[@falaramal3979]

Megamind is one of the most underrated animated movies of all time

[@Immallama22]

I think it's been long enough for me to comfortably say that The Incredibles is absolutely timeless. What an absolute knockout by Pixar, even to this day.

[@Tyrantofthewind]

Great reaction and I like how you point out how Mr. Incredible would not let go, ironically the same trait his "biggest fan" possessed that led him down his path to being turbined. One of the "under the surface" great things about this movie is how often it sets up huge scenes with small, almost throw away lines earlier in the film. When Syndrome first meets Mr. Incredible he points out that the omnidroid went through "quite a few versions" to get it ready to fight HIM... A line of seeming little importance until we get the later scene where Mr. Incredible finds out what happened to the Supers. That scene is not only chilling for how meticulous and straight up ruthless Syndrome is shown to be, but it is also given added weight by the line "went through quite a few versions to get it ready to fight YOU". Effectively twisting the knife of him finding out his friends are dead just a little more.

[@Ebon_Sean]

I love the little touch where the database showed that Syndrome knew Frozone's location. He had Mirage scouting him as the next target to lure to Nomanisan Island to test the Omnidroid on, and by happy accident she wound up finding Syndrome's REAL prey, Mr. Incredible, and thus switched to him, kicking off the plot. In terms of subtlety, the visual differences in how the "Fly home, Buddy, I work alone" scene actually played out (Mr. Incredible focused on apprehending Bomb Voyage while Buddy's in the way) vs. how Syndrome's biased, self-victimizing flashback remembers it (just the two of them, Mr. Incredible in a spotlight, looking down condescendingly on Buddy) is the kind of genius you just don't see in Pixar movies anymore.

[@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween]

Interesting then that the robot tried to take Mr incredible towards lava, Frozone's weakness! Almost like it was already programmed for him.

[@Ebon_Sean]

@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween I don't think so. Lava might be Frozon's weakness, but it’s also everyone's weakness - it's lava. The Omnidroid's whole thing is that it's a learning robot, meaning it self-reprograms as it gains experience and constantly adapts to new situations. It'd defeat the whole point of its design to preprogram info that its job, in the first place, is to be able to learn on the fly.

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

16:12 Bro the look killed me 😂😂

[@stevenwoods8463]

You should watch the short 'Jack-Jack Attack'. I remember it was originally included with the DVD bonus features but it's probably on KZbin or Disney+. It shows the crazy and terrifying experience the babysitter goes through with Jack-Jack and his evolving powers.

[@norwegianblue2017]

The 2000s was when Disney/Pixar was in its prime. Incredibles, Bolt, Cars, Ratatouille, Up, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, Wall-E. That was quite a run.

[@sidneylominy7331]

Bolt is not actually Pixar

[@Charsept]

I like that it's a little dark for a Pixar movie. It's probably my favorite.

[@chubbychuckle]

Great movie. I had forgotten how much I enjoyed it till I re-watched it during the pandemic.

[@Zso-VIII]

Man of Steel showed great superspeed, during the fight sequences with the Zod's two other guys.

[@nathanielreik6617]

Helen Parr: “Everyone’s special Dash.” Dash:”Which is just another way of saying no one is.” Syndrome: “When everyone’s super, no one will be.”

[@BSJ-Unparalleled]

“And when everyone is super, no one will be.” Syndrome This line still holds up today. Pure genius.

[@choneey8059]

I love that it was sort of a callback to when Helen telling Dash that everyone is special and he says "which is another way of saying no one is". Great storytelling.

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

Mr. Incredible is voiced by Craig T. Nelson, he's most known for his role as the father in Poltergeist. Syndrome is voiced by Jason Lee, he's hilarious, and can demand a presence when he wants.

[@dominiqueodom3099]

I consider this to be Pixar's Magnum Opus next to the first 3 Toy Story films. Dash and Violet are so Underrated as characters and with Mr and Mrs Incredible they are perfect example of nailing a Fantastic Four movie correctly. Also Frozone is fucking awesome and another of Samuel Jackson's best roles. Don't watch Incredibles 2,it's not worth it considering we waited over a Decade for a sequel.

[@allenwilson3329]

What are you talking about? It was a great movie

[@KingHoborg]

@@allenwilson3329 Just not good enough, to some people. I haven't watched it myself.

[@mariahwalker6228]

DEFINITELY watch the 2nd one it was really great idk what they're talking about

[@ronweber1402]

Don't listen to Captain Sourpuss here. Incredibles 2 is just as good as the first.

[@dgenaraition]

Don't listen to these people hyping up the second movie, its really inconsistent, ruins the ending of the first and destroys most of the characters/character development

[@gr8esthandleever]

This is a pretty great superhero movie in general. The score is amazing as well.

[@nikolaivillek8178]

Finally, the goat reacts to the incredibles

[@bigpictureguys8415]

Awww man ya didn’t include the “where’s my super suit??” Scene

[@NubSlayerXD]

It's a great movie with such inventive action scenes today. Imagine the reaction 18 years ago

[@57stuey]

Jimmy Macram watching pixar movies he hasn't seen is great youtube

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

As always, great reaction! This is the best FANTASTIC FOUR film ever made....so far!

[@corpralcobra420]

Lucky you, you don't have to wait 10 years to watch the second one. Great reaction.

[@c.m.9778]

Jimmy enjoying The Incredibles >>>

[@noneofyourbusiness3288]

A real classic. Surprisingly dark for a kids movie, but subtle enough about it, that kids too small dont get it. Great balance of action and humor.

[@siloPIRATE]

Crazy to think this film hasn't had a sequel yet

[@AhmedGhazwan]

Absolutely love the score, for me it's Giacchino's second best, after LOST.

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

I know this movie focuses on Syndrome's supervillain origin story. But this easily could have been Mr. Incredible's supervillain origin story. That darkness that was inside of him, we saw a glimpse of it when he thought his family was dead and he would have snapped that lady's neck. If she hadn't been able to say anything, it would have been over for her.

[@Ajonr]

The music is straight out of the 1960s James Bond movies - heavy on the trumpets! Now time for you to watch Incredibles 2...

[@kellharris2491]

This movie is 18 years old. It came out near the beginng of the marvel superhero movie genra and it really did a lot of new things for it's time. And the animation still holds up. As an adult it's true kids feel a little anoying but rember the actual target audiance. And yes I love the darker moments.

[@foragerimp3753]

The baby is jack jack because his power is a jack of all trades, he just kind changes powers based on emotion or something like that

[@kaitlinsullivan3134]

I cut school to see this! I was having a rotten time and I left early because I heard this Pixar studio was pretty good and everyone I knew had gone nuts for Finding Nemo, so might as well see what the fuss was all about. It was me and maybe five other people in the theater for a noon show, and it was like being on a roller coaster. It was so ahead of its time and it's still a top five superhero movie.

[@robertscott1949]

The animation technology in this movie is nothing special by today's standards, but in 2004 when this movie was made, the technology of animating hair and cloth was in its infancy. This movie represented a giant step forward for Pixar in the computer animation of hair and cloth.

[@rollomaughfling380]

Umm, _The Green Mile,_ _Stuart Little,_ (Both released 1999), _The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers,_ and _The Return of the King,_ (2002, 2003) have all entered the chat . . .

[@thesevendeadlysins578]

These two movies are high on my list of super hero movies (animated and live action).

[@rhapsody2612]

My favourite Pixar movie, it always gets me when syndrome says “AND GOT BUSY”

[@mikejankowski6321]

It's always so great to see adults truly enjoying this movie. So much there for us. It borrows a LOT from James Bond's You Only Live Twice, and the ejection seat in the car from Goldfinger. Every character is so good and so well done, both in the animation and voicing. Edna was particularly good, which is a pleasant twist for a second-tier participant in the story. Hers was an essential part and written to support it. Great reaction!

[@stevenwoods8463]

This is probably in my top 3 for superhero-based movies, right after Logan and Joker.

[@Lordmewtwo151]

2:54 I've forgotten that the priest used his full name (though I can't say that I'm surprised). The only time I remembered him being called "Robert" instead of "Bob" was this exchange in Incredibles 2: Bob: Combustion imminent? What does that mean? AAAAH! Edna: It means fire, Robert. 8:49-8:55 Something I've never understood about this segment of the fight: Mirage previously stated that the Omnidroid is a *learning* robot, but it doesn't seem to do a good job of it here. 17:52-17:55 Yes, I know that Dash is only ten years old, and I'm fully aware that he doesn't have the martial arts training to put more of his mass into his strikes. That said, his sheer speed alone should have given him more striking power. Same issue with his fight with Screech on the Dev Tech ship in the second movie (even if he did have less leverage than in this exchange with Syndrome's henchman, I think his kicks should have been more effective than was shown in the movie).

[@itsrachwhoelse]

Elastigirl was absolutely a pillar of my queer awakening as a 14 year old girl raised in a solidly traditional Christian household 😂

[@thedoctor4327]

This is both a fantastic deconstruction and reconstruction of the superhero genre. I wish I had given it more focus as a kid/teen

[@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween]

I love this film and I've only just realised that the conversation with Dash in the car foreshadows Syndrome's entire philosophy for the future. Interestingly the version you are watching isn't as explicit. My dvd shows each super appearing on the screen with the word 'terminated' next to them. So dark. I personally think animation is the best medium for a superhero film, this one and the spider verse films are my favourites. The voice cast and animators did such an amazing job bringing this brilliant story to life.

[@tracen3347]

Now it’s only fair that you watch Incredibles 2! I remember everyone was so excited when it got announced cause the movie literally came out 14 years after the 1st movie so of course our inner child came out given us fans being in our 20’s/30’s now lol

[@JamalGardner1]

I don't know why, but that "Be nice!" warning at 13:49 always cracks me up!

[@XxSmartiesxX_]

I think you’ll like the short Jack Jack attack !

[@ApolloTheLeader]

Honestly one of the best superhero movies

[@sidneylominy7331]

You should check out Sonic the Hedgehog movie and the sequel you’ll love them.

[@roxy9562]

Yes! That’s exactly what I’m saying, “you haven’t watched this movie” 😳 lol

[@LeahBouley]

Tbh it’s kinda freaky knowing that hundreds of thousand of people have probably never seen this movie or other movies of it’s caliber, not counting the youngest generation but people who were kids during and such

[@Dylan_Platt]

This is the first video from your channel I've seen. The silent looks to camera when Elastigirl is looking in the mirror and knocking out guards with her hips... Instant subscribe, no question.

[@bigpictureguys8415]

My favorite Pixar movie

[@itsunclebaghdadi]

16:15 ayooooo we know the what’s being said 🤣🤣

[@geistdylan]

Seen this a dozen times and only now do I realize that my name is Earl is the bad guy

[@bigpictureguys8415]

Syndrome’s assistant was fine as hell

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

Amen

[@kirathekillernote2173]

How does it compare? I would have said "better"

[@nathanielreik6617]

“Where is my Super Suit!?”

[@lyrebirb83]

I honestly think super speed is best when both are used. Give us the slow mo when something needs to be shown. But give us this movie's style of super speed for most of it. Give us the indulgent quicksilver stuff, but contrary it by showing us what others see.

[@unclelink]

The game was decent too! Animated movies passing in the mix too? I hope Meet The Robinsons and Monster House in there too! 16:15 thicc is thicc. No denying.

[@emilylewis5373]

Yep. It’s still a top a video game based on a movie. It follows the plot but takes time to add in a lot of extra details to scenes

[@TokyoKiddSilver]

dash's chase scene will always be my favorite scene of all time

[@chance757]

i come back and watch this reaction all the time, it’s so fuckin funny 😭😭

[@NativeNewMexican]

me too, just did!

[@HalfMoonProphet]

Brad Bird is responsible for The Iron Giant, The Incredibles, and Ratatouille. That's three of the greatest animated films ever made under his belt. He also directed Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, which he was clearly qualified for given the action in The Incredibles.

[@stefanniko6686]

really enjoying seeing you check out some animated classics, you seen kung fu panda?

[@douglasmeyer1887]

You need to watch the Short film Jak Jak Attack. It is what is happening with the baby sitter and why she leaves the phone calls. It is hilarious

[@1rotzy]

"That happened in Watchmen too." Yeah, that's what inspired all of that.

[@BruceJohnson-fo5ko]

That's the mantra of the movie theme "Everyone is Special"..

[@kschneyer]

The silent looks you give the camera were, all by themselves, worth the whole video. :)

[@stevenr6397]

arguably the best superhero movie because the PLOT was brilliant, genius idea to write a midlife crisis movie in the superhero genre, the pert where he says hes not not strong enough to risk losing his wife, such a good payoff and not a beat wasted

[@Chris-yv5ob]

It’s funny to me that you didn’t show your reaction to the single most iconic scene in the Incredibles. Maybe the first time you watch the supersuit scene you don’t realize it’s iconic, but it’s probably the most quoted thing I hear from this movie.

[@martabachynsky8545]

Where. Is. My. Super. Suit!!!? 🤣

[@OneAndOnlyZekePolaris]

Sometimes, jerks are the most truthful beings. And they are not trying to be jerks it just happens.

[@stormywaters1565]

You finally got a mic 🎤🎤🎤!!! Fuck yeah! Now I can understand you; coming in crisp and clear!

[@Lia-uf1ir]

6:16 That line is funny for me as a German because in Germany, that kinda is a celebration because moving from the 4th grade to the 5th grade means you go from primary school to high school thus graduating from primary school so to speak.

[@a.g.demada5263]

In France, there's no ceremony for that.

[@scroom1202]

Justice League gets a full pass from me on the slow motion super speed for one reason. It was the only way you could show instead of tell that Superman could see Flash moving.

[@maddiefine9681]

Mrs. Incredible/Elastigirl is Rhea from Succession and Ed from Raising Arizona!

[@RetroJack]

7 min in, love your reaction - subbed!

[@sonia4313]

As I kid I loved it, the dialogs and story watched it again as an adult and caught even more jokes, I love that most of these animation movies also have adult humor in it, makes you still appreciate the movies with another eye when you watch them way later

[@ideasmatter4737]

This is the movie I like to watch on Mother’s Day. That the mom has to learn to focus on what really matters to keep her family thriving is a lesson every mom has to learn at some point. Plus it’s just an awesome superhero flick!

[@angelagraves865]

My favorite part of this movie is the villain being called Syndrome. So funny.

[@dearthofdoohickeys4703]

Elastigirl single-handidly carrying this franchise on her…back

[@CaptainPikeachu]

Your comment about the depictions of Speedsters is very on-point, seeing Dash's powers work in real time makes it really exciting. I like to think Eternals movie took inspiration from how Dash used his powers when they designed how to show Makkari's speed powers.

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

Your face when you mentioned Invincible 😂😂 I can't!

[@shamigirl2517]

Great reaction!

[@iReiGNxx]

The writing in this movie is so good. Every character has a relatable struggle or situation to overcome aside from their superheroing. From Bob not being satisfied with his life to Violet and Dash’s desire to accept or discard their powers that their parents seem to be ashamed of.

[@tranya327]

And, there's more: Every member of the family has a power that mirrors, in some way, the character's status in life: - Helen, as Elastigirl, has a super-flexible body, and also has a super-flexible spirit: SHE's the one who has most easily adapted to the new role of wife and mom, and is completely at ease with having retired as a masked adventurer. - Dash is the stereotypical "ten-year-old-on Ritalin" - a near-uncontrollable ball of energy; - Violet is the "Invisible Girl" - unsure of herself and her place in the world, desires to fit in (or to not stand out), hiding her face behind her hair thru most of the film; - Jack Jack, as the new baby, is "undefined" - pure potential, his powers could be zero, but could also be near-infinite: what will he surprise us with? - Bob as Mr. Incredible, is super-strong and near (but not quite) invulnerable, tries to do his duty, adapt to post-hero status, and to be 'the rock' of the family - but really struggles with it.

[@byron2521]

The character the "freeze" I think his name is, is Sammual Jackson. The mom superhero is Holly Hunter. I think the main superhero is Craig T. Nelson.? Not sure the other voices.

[@soumyajitmandal6028]

Frozone

[@JMac7395]

Great reaction. Can't wait til you check out the sequel. It's on the same level as the 1st one

[@nicktroisi6347]

You know what I just realised The old lady you see in the insurance company is the same lady whose cat Bob saved all those years ago