My wife watches THE INCREDIBLES (2004) for the FIRST time || Movie Reaction

[@HoldenHardman]

The full length reaction and the Jack Jack Attack reaction are both on Patreon, along with a bunch of other fun stuff! Check it out! www.patreon.com/hthardman

[@AlbertoMartinez765]

Go watch Part TWO so Jen can see More of the Rest of the family. Its Just as Good IMO

[@Cauin450]

@HoldenHardman I just put your name with Wall-e in YT search and nothing came up?! Seriously, you have not introduced the woman who is so hot - global warming specialist study her - Mrs Hardman to Wall-e? Are you not well?

[@williamsmith5340]

Awesome movie

[@williamsmith5340]

You see movie the watchman

[@paulgaston]

With the mom being Jen's favorite character, you absolutely should watch the second one.

[@namecomingsoon9517]

“I’ve got a hot wife who’s a wonderful mother” Holden getting bonus husband points today

[@TwistedReality13]

😂

[@roronoauchiha69]

W

[@gersonribeiro374]

Probably not all he's going to get.

[@michaelanderson1476]

👉👌😘🤩😍🥰❤😅🤣😂😉😋🤪😝😏😎🎉

[@blastermast4545]

What, you think they have those costumes on just to watch a movie? 😅

[@BichaeldeAngelo]

It’s wild how mature this film is. I definitely didn’t recognize the mature themes of Bob’s midlife crisis and the irony of him being incredibly powerful yet feeling entirely powerless. It’s so strange that when I first saw it how much I felt like the kids and related to their struggles- now I see the scene on the plane and I literally almost cry listening to Mrs Incredible beg for her children and Mr Incredible break believing in their death.

[@generalx13]

I agree completely. The completely different perspective I have on the same story I've known for nearly 2 decades is wild now.

[@kuronaialtani]

“I CAN’T LOSE YOU AGAIN! I’m not strong enough” As a kid I loved this movie but as an adult I feel this movie, if that makes sense

[@abstract5249]

Even as a kid, I related more to Bob and Helen. I had sympathy for their struggle to keep the family safe and got mad at the kids for being annoying. Now that I'm adult, I still feel that way😂

[@kirkdarling4120]

So true.

[@Blackwing2040]

2004 was such a great year for pop culture, we were being fed so much we didn't know how good we had back then. I remember bugging my mom almost every day to see the Incredibles, she picked me up early from school to go see it, I had great time. Still one of Pixar's best movies

[@gotz1516]

Right on! I was 8 when the incrdibles came out, and I remember my grandmother came to me and surprised me by saying she had tickets for the movie and ahh I was elated! Good times for sure. One of my absolute favorite pixar movies

[@MrDarkSidius]

Funny enough, that was also golden year for gaming industry. I guess stars aligned for media in that decade

[@sangun123]

this children, is whats known as nostalgia@@MrDarkSidius

[@Saphthings]

Early 2000s was just a reaction to computers and technology, that used to be something just for geeks, taking over and becoming the "cool thing". All of a sudden superheroes weren't just for geeks, MCU was mainstream. Fantasy and magic wasn't just for dorks, Lord of The Rings and Harry Potter and then Game of Thrones made fantasy mainstream. So it become this golden era where the nerds and geeks were actually cool. All of a sudden even the jocks played games, and watched avengers, and game of thrones and so on. Even anime, with DBZ and cartoons all of a sudden everyone knew anime too. Kids these days don't know how it used to be shunned upon and you'd be watching this stuff alone and made fun of for liking it lol.

[@theprotagonist1311]

​@Saphthings unfortunately nerds and geeks still aren't cool, just some of what they watch is somewhat now OK to watch.

[@amzngspdr62]

I love how Dash's teacher calls him a "little rat." Meanwhile, the same actor voiced Linguini in Ratatouille; the chef who was controlled by a little rat.

[@pseudonymous7557]

coincidence? I THINK NOT!

[@wolfkniteX]

Interesting thing about each of the characters in the Parr Family is that each of their powers represent their typical roles and personalities. Bob is the father and they usually need to be strong and stable so he has super strength, Helen is a mom that needs to be flexible to keep up with everyone in the family so she has an elastic body, Violet is a shy teenager that puts up walls so she can turn invisible and create force fields, Dash is the young, energetic brother and as such has super speed, Jack Jack as the baby has an incredible amount of potential and, as we see in the Jack Jack Attack short film and the sequel, has A LOT of powers and even Lucius applies as the honorary COOL uncle and as such, has Ice powers.

[@Lupirio23]

That is a really neat observation, gosh what a great movie.

[@leah4514]

This was a cool breakdown what the heck? Love it

[@redmarvel]

Each of their powers are also reflections of characters from the Fantastic Four comics. Bob is The Thing, Helen is Mr. Fantastic, Violet is The Invisible Woman, Dash is Quicksilver, Jack Jack is The Impossible Man and Lucius is Ice Man.

[@theirishviking9278]

@@redmarvel those last three are xmen ... least im guessing the impossible man is a mutant

[@redmarvel]

@@theirishviking9278 as a long time reader of the FF comics, they all were members of the FF or closely related to the FF. Quicksilver married one of the Inhumans, who were commonly featured in FF comics. The Impossible Man was an alien who first appeared in FF issue 11.

[@SWTobito0702]

The moment when Dash starts running on water still gives me chills. Overall this movie is absolutely amazing. A perfect mend of superhero and spy flick. Also quite tense and brutal throughout, even if the movie didn't show anything explicit. Also an awesome soundtrack.

[@robin1016]

And the giggle he does when he realizes he can run on water. Sells it completely.

[@davemcguirewatches]

Giachinno is brilliant

[@Lupirio23]

The water running scene alone always makes me think of James Bond in a speed boat chase with the music playing over it.

[@tornadochaser2457]

I have to say, upon inspection, the second one conversely feels pleasantly leisurely and relaxed compared to the higher stakes and brutality present in this one. It's a nice, suitable, and rather refreshing change of pace, and keeps things wonderfully dynamic.

[@mrdavman13]

Even better he speeds up even MORE the run faster on water. What a dope scene

[@mrb1994]

the fact that she figured out that it was the kid all along is impressive

[@V.elociraptor]

Describing Holly Hunter as the "grandma's peach tea girl" has to be the biggest crime ever caught on film. She's a legend

[@Lupirio23]

That would have to be the ONLY time I've seen her in live action or at least that I've recognized her; but if I were to quickly try to point out her character from that movie it would certainly be "Grandma's peach tea girl" =/

[@jeangonzales6679]

@@Lupirio23 If so that means you've never seen Raising Arizona. Watch it - you can thank me later!

[@timy9197]

@@jeangonzales6679and “Oh, Brother where art thou” and Broadcast News

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

And it would've been SO easy to fix. Try this. "Take a jar of gasoline and call it blackberry jam" THERE! THAT'S HOW YOU DO IT, ZACK! THAT'S HOW YOU MAKE A SUPERMAN MOVIE WITHOUT A JAR OF LEX LUTHOR'S PEE!

[@sciencefantastic]

XD That made me laugh so hard

[@marksamudio6213]

"That's kind of a disgusting power" about Elastigirl immediately took me back to Chris Evan's, "That's gross" about Mr. Fantastic🤣🤣

[@victhebric66]

To this day Pixar's best animated movie. Not only is it great for the kids to watch for the super hero stuff, but it also has great grown up themes and real life experiences. Through and through a true family film. Amazing!

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

The movies that Jen hasn't seen will never cease to amaze me😅

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

He’s living the dream getting to share his movie experiences with his significant other it’s wholesome

[@tmac731]

Jen did not have a life before Holden lol

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

@@tmac731 Not exactly true lol..

[@tmac731]

@@LivinMyJeffLife all the movies she hasn’t seen that are on this channel tells me she didn’t have a life lol

[@jordanwinters5268]

I'm actually pretty confused how she never saw movies like this, is there a life reason why she never saw any of all these movies growing up?

[@patrickcromwell7554]

I once read a lore article about Jack Jack's powers; and the general idea is that as a baby his power isn't quite permanent yet, so it goes through a kind of "anything goes" phase. That being said it appears to be a variety of different shapeshifting abilities. Turning into fire; a monster; turning into metal.

[@jessecortez9449]

I've heard it put similarly in that babies are full of potential yet to be realized so to the baby anything is possible. The other kids may not have realized their powers until a bit older as their parents were trying to keep their powers low key and thus resulted in their powers being fixed by their more formed internal identities. Dash rushes things out of excitement so his power became speed and Violet is the awkward teenager that doesn't feel comfortable being seen yet so she goes invisible and creates invisible barriers. Jack Jack noticed the powers at such a young ago and his potential is completely unfocused so anything goes until it is focused through his identity.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

@@jessecortez9449 Yeah that sounds like what the lore was going for. But I noticed that whatever Jack Jack did seemed to be categorized in some way as a form of shapeshifting. so while his powers may not have settled on a specific type, they SEEM to be about that category: shapeshifting.

[@donaldwatson7698]

Jack Jack is essentially a meta-morph. There are characters akin to this in the comics, such as DC Comics' rather obviously named Metamorpho. However, I think they took Jack Jack's abilities to a level not previously seen in other characters.

[@generalx13]

​@donaldwatson7698 in the second movie I'm pretty sure Edna says he's a polymorph. I take it as basically that his body changes for whatever he needs, including his powers.

[@shockzz1234]

It seems to be shapeshifting, so he can shapeshift into many different things. He's a jack of all trades, hence his name.

[@williambryan3346]

@19:24 I love how Helen’s protective mother instinct kicked in and she protected her children even though she could have been destroyed by the explosion.

[@narsilthefreak6171]

Not so long as she wore Edna's suit. She make those things sturdy as hell.

[@bryanwoods3373]

​@@narsilthefreak6171She didn't have enough experience with the suit to trust her surviving in addition to the suit.

[@narsilthefreak6171]

@@bryanwoods3373 She knows Edna enough to know her super-suits are as good as adversited, same as every other hero. She even got a demonstration of it tanking missiles back at her home.

[@kirkdarling4120]

@@narsilthefreak6171 The suit would survive...that didn't mean the wearer would.

[@narsilthefreak6171]

@@kirkdarling4120 It'd be a pretty shoddy product if ony the suit could survive. Being that the suit is pretty much part of Helen once she put it on, per Edna's specifications...

[@iceboxx887]

Holden got Jenn dressed up, as the thickest Pixar mom in history!!! Good job brother….still giving us nerd hope in life Hahha 😂😂

[@Jupiter-T]

coming off a little thirsty there bud

[@roachmonk]

​@@Jupiter-T nothing wrong with recognizing a beautiful woman 🤷🏽‍♂️ jenn looked great!

[@vice2versa]

​@@roachmonk he vould have cut the part where he said "still giving us nerds hope". It comes off as thirsty.

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

Except for Laurel Lightfoot, the hottest Pixar mom.

[@mihaimercenarul7467]

​Gross

[@dylanallardice]

Holden managed to go throughout the whole movie without making an innuendo about Mrs Incredible, now that's incredible 😂

[@leovk5779]

His wife being there with him might have helped him in that! 😂

[@toruto0972]

I also love how Edna without really trying got all of Jack Jack's powers exactly right for his super suit XD Love the reaction, great video

[@kirkdarling4120]

Some of the moments, like in all Pixar movies, really hit me at an adult level. "Do you _know_ where your husband is?" And the moment Mr Incredible realized that he had been beaten by a homicidal maniac who was going on to target his wife and best friend...that was heavy from a husband and father's point of view.

[@mrdavman13]

Yup it’s crazy that we see like ten supers that Syn killed. But there was even more we didn’t see when we cut away. Imagine being Bob in that moment, sneaking around before this and not realizing just HOW seriously in trouble he is. This guy he is trying to take down has a list of bodies a mile long, all supers, all heroic, all bobs friends. It probably made him feel sick, and then going on to see how he was targeting Frozone and had plans to find his wife.

[@fuchainsa]

Mrs. Incredible is more then just a mom! She’s a MI-………..a mom I like fondly.

[@shmo5522]

I was born in 96 so you guys watching these pixar films is like revisiting my childhood. I started watching you guys back when you started starwars. The growth is incredible.

[@GuacTheWalk]

Holly Hunter who voices Elastagirl is my absolute favorite. I feel like she really immersed herself into that mom role. Especially with all the argument scenes within the family she absolute crushes it. Also, it's funny you said Dash gives you Fox energy, the voice actor's name is Spencer Fox so that's neat 😂. I do hope you guys check out more Pixar films like Wall-E, The Good Dinosaur & Inside Out.

[@CChissel]

I love her voice! Another actress with a similar voice is Joan Cusack, she played the head mistress/principal in School of Rock. Something about that voice I just love.

[@Wraiven22]

Her voice is SO distinct, I always wonder if my voice is distinct like that because I could pick Holly Hunter speaking out of a 1000 person lineup

[@poochyenajones1362]

And she was blown up by Lex Luthor.

[@mjvdg4194]

Brad Bird is, and has been, one of the strongest western voices in recognising animation as a medium, not a genre. He uses Incredibles as example #1 of Disney-style movies being appropriate for adults too. We use the term “adult animation” for either super edgy things like Rick&Morty or ‘spicy’ films. But if we see animation as a medium we can get great movies like Incredibles or Spiderverse that have their own genre away from animation.

[@Jupiter-T]

Yes! I totally agree. I hate the Hollywood idea of "it's not REAL until we make a live action version", as if animations are made just for budget purposes or just for kids. Of course that's ridiculous - animation often can take far longer and cost way more. Animation is, as you say, a medium! It communicates not just through writing and cinematography, but also through design, movement, exaggeration, and stylization. Many of my favorite animated shows or films would lose something if they were redone in live action.

[@mjvdg4194]

@@Jupiter-T love it as artists and critics too, since it’d actually get assessed properly. Because you also have the bonus of the artists being able to control ‘every’ element of mise-en-scene in the shots, so they can have it mean something in the background. Wind direction, wind speed, city traffic, an extra’s back hair, etc. I remember someone trying to say that the lighting on Miles in Spiderverse 2 didn’t have meaning and, like that legit isn’t possible anymore.

[@bryanwoods3373]

Yeah. It also goes with audiences, and kids, aren't stupid. You don't need to spell everything out for kids to connect enough dots to understand the surface themes.

[@charleslee8313]

The two old men on the park bench -- they were Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston. They were animators who worked with Walt Disney. They were two of the "Nine Old Men". Since Brad Bird loves animation, he wanted to honor the past in this movie.

[@gjhoward]

I love love love that they used Mid-Century Modern aesthetics to create the environments. Really gave the movie a vintage James Bond feel.

[@AG-OldmanBrick]

Well the score/soundtrack for the movie is heavily influenced by John Barry's score for James Bond OHMSS. I believe they used the theme from OHMSS in the trailers, in various forms.

[@camiloalves55]

And the bob adventure even follows the bond formula from the 60s movies

[@kingscorpion7346]

Brad Bird didn't just direct the movie, he also did the scratch voice for Edna Mode, which was only supposed to be temporary until they got someone else to voice the character. but everyone loved dhis voice for the character so much they let him do it instead.

[@ScooterBond1970]

That "someone else" would have been Lily Tomlin. But even she said his own voice was perfect.

[@kingscorpion7346]

@@ScooterBond1970Really??? I never knew that! Now I'm imagining what that would have been like if she had...

[@vice2versa]

​@@ScooterBond1970 I always thought the voice of Edna was Linda Hunt, the woman who did the voice of Gaia from god of war. I mainly thought that because Edna kinda resembled Linda Hunt. I thought they modeled Edna after Linda Mode.

[@alosim1541]

He also wrote it too. He’s like the most underrated filmmaker

[@Forev3rYoung1947]

I’m sitting here before the movie has even started and I know Jen is going to LOVE this one. I’m also ready for the funny comparisons to the family that are coming. I’m predicting that Jen will enjoy Jack Jack and Edna. I’ll be back to see if I’m right 😂😂

[@Forev3rYoung1947]

Okay I’m back lol. Not as many comparisons as I thought but definitely a couple. Jack Jack as Hero and Dash as Fox, was definitely part of the lineup. I struck out on Edna and was surprised that Jen likes Buddy. Can’t wait to see the reaction to the sequel!

[@TheRManProds]

GLAD THAT HOLDEN AND JEN DRESSED UP FOR THIS!

[@JeffKelly03]

Still my favorite Pixar movie, and I'd put it in my top 10 superhero movies ever made. And it's indisputably the best Fantastic Four movie ever made.

[@ChrisPaganOfficial]

The beginning of Pixar mom’s having the dump trucks lmao

[@bryanwoods3373]

I like the theory Edna doesn't do capes is because she used to and blames herself for their deaths. Especially like Stratogail since she was only about 15.

[@Matej_Sojka]

So glad you watched Jack Jack Attack. So many reactors have to be begged to watch it. Kari is my MVP in this franchise, she handled the situation amazingly. Despite being desperate enough to hand Jack Jack over to Syndrome she remains my MVP because she tried to do well witch Jack Jack and stopped herself from dunking him in the toilet. I do not think she deserved being mind wiped and I think she would make a wonderful successor to Decker.

[@shaemartin4770]

I think its awesome that you said that Dash has "that same Fox energy". The actor who plays Dash in the first movie is named Spencer Fox

[@Thund3rfist]

Please do the entire Pixar collection! There really isn't a bad movie in the bunch. Even the worst of them have some redeeming qualities and are worth a watch.

[@davidede7778]

26:15 I love Jen's "Oh no..." that she seems to do at least once in most movies

[@RoarOfWolverine]

Mr. Incredible was voiced by Craig T. Nelson most famous for playing Coach Hayden Foxx on the TV show called Coach in the 1990s and early 2000s. Holly Hunter voiced ElastiGirl.

[@bicboyjoy]

one of my favorite small little details in this movie is that when Helen punches Mirage, if you look, she was actually trying to punch Bob too, but he dodges it

[@AG-OldmanBrick]

This is definitely up there as one of my favorite movies in general, not just Pixar. I saw this in theaters, it was released in early November of '04 right before I deployed to Iraq, so its among the last movies I saw in theaters right before we left (we left the day after Thanksgiving in 2004), National Treasure and Christmas With the Kranks (saw that Thanksgiving night with my family)were the other ones.

[@Stogie2112]

Bob Parr: The Father protector. He has to be strong for everyone. Helen Parr: The Mother. She has to be flexible, organized and multi-tasking. Violet Parr: The Teenager. She's insecure, wants to be left alone, often feels ignored and invisible. She pushes people away. Daschle Parr: The Boy. Full of energy and ambition, but lacks direction and discipline Jack-Jack Parr: The Baby. Full of untapped potential. Can grow up to be anything he wants!

[@vytriole]

the sequence on the plane with helen trying to call off the missiles and at the last minute running to protect them is so well done. one of many scenes in this movie that are great ofc

[@skylerd]

Holly Hunter should be remembered for more than just “Grandma’s Peach Tea”. I would recommend The Big Sick and Raising Arizona so she’ll stick out to you more.

[@RileyShaw-ry7xz]

Plus she won an Oscar for “The Piano”.

[@mollylea2643]

And don’t forget Broadcast News!

[@SakaIsMyDad]

petition for Jen to wear the costume in every video for the foreseeable future

[@gzilla77]

Jen in that costume ....You are a lucky man Holden

[@cpt.deadpool90]

Jenn slaying it in as mrs. Incredible! Shes always killing it! Holden as mr. Incredible...well good video Budd 😅

[@TheRManProds]

JEN DRESSED UP AS THE THICKEST MOM IN HISTORY!

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Brad Bird also did Ratatouille, which in my opinion is one of the best looking movies in the Pixar universe. I love the kitchen scenes and the food. Love the vibe of the movie too. Waiting to see if you guys comment on how weird Elastigirl looks in the boat scene. I know the movie is older, but that scene looks ROUGH. lol Another thing, it took me forever to realize, but Edna Mode's voice is director Brad Bird.

[@XFactOG]

Well jen wearing the incredibles suit opened up a new fantasy 😂😂

[@mimashego789]

Craig T. Nelson - Mr. Incredible Mrs. Incredible - Holly Hunter Samuel L. Jackson - Frozone Jason Lee (My Name Is Earl) - Syndrome Brad Bird (Director) - Edna LEGENDARY VOICE CAST💥💥💥

[@patrickcromwell7554]

So, the voice actor for Syndrome/Buddy is Jason Lee. He's a major main character in MANY of Kevin Smith's movies, and is also the titular main character on "My Name Is Earl"

[@Stogie2112]

The story is so good, it was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay! 👍👍

[@jesse7479]

my question is HOW HAS JEN NOT SEEN THE INCREDIBLES UNTIL NOW! it’s genuinely my favorite movie of all time

[@parmisiguess]

i’m jealous of the fact that jenn can just watch incredibles 2 right after the first one but we all had to wait 15 years 😭

[@richardkirkland6805]

By the way, Brad Bird actually voices Edna. He was just so perfect for the role.

[@otherbrotherdaryl3283]

I love this movie for using the powers as the feelings/aspects of the characters. Mr. Incredible (has to be strong outside but scared of being vulnerable and not strong for his family) Mrs. Incredible (Stretched in all directions but not breaking for the family) Violet (Feeling invisible as a teenager and trying to figure out who they are) Dash (has ADHD and all over the place but it’s not an issue with help to focus)

[@BeefTheUncle]

Cant belive they got the real mr incredible to watch this movie with them

[@mrwatermelo50]

This was my fav Movie as a kid (with Toy Story), BUT waiting 14 YEARS for In2 taught me Patiens like nothing else. It´s still a nice watch and it does hold up maybe of sentimental Gogols but i think this style like Toy Story is just so great years later. Woody getting repaired and repainted still looks AWESOME

[@SniperPanda92]

The voice of Syndrome is Jason Lee (My Name is Earl, Dave from Alvin & The Chipmunks) He got the role of Syndrome because of his role in Kevin Smith's Dogma

[@icetray2727]

The fact that it took place in the 1960s is incredible

[@marshalljarnagin9370]

Ok, but the fact that you grew up to be Mr. Incredible is one of the best things ever!

[@TheRManProds]

HOLDEN, JEN, SAVANNAH, FOX, AND HERO ARE BASICALLY BOB, HELEN, VIOLET, DASH, AND JACK JACK!

[@NadeemShekh-uy9zn]

I love that this and Spider-Man 2 came out the same year

[@mh2120]

Holden thinks he's reaaal slick, getting Jenn to dress up as Mrs. Incredible... For the "movie", riiight😏

[@adochild93]

I'm sorry if someone already said this. What I love even more about this movie is that they're each based on familial archetypes. Bob has super strength because he's the father bearing the weight of the world to provide for his family. Helen is a loving mother who is always flexible and gets pulled in multiple directions. Violet is a shy teenage girl who is facing social anxiety so she's always wishing she could be invisible and puts up walls (force fields) to help deal with the fear. Dash is a ball of energy just like any other elementary-age boy so he has super speed. Lastly, Jack-Jack is a baby. Babies are full of untapped potential, but we also start to see personality develop in infants, so we don't see his powers until the end. And even then, it isn't set in stone.

[@camerongreenwoodcrampakacgc.]

Great video Holden Hardman. This is your best video so far.

[@HaloManTheSpider]

Did Holden warn Jen that she'd be dressing as a MILF? 😂

[@dellcoc]

Everyone wanted to see Jen dressed as Elastic Girl, obviously.

[@edwardlasso3092]

Why not have your wife comment on the movies first since it is the first time reaction that we are here for? Then you can give your comments afterwards, but the initial reactions from someone's first experience is what I would most like to see.

[@movies798]

One of my favorite Pixar films. And definitely one of my top ten best movie experiences in my childhood. I remember when my family and I watched this movie on opening night the theater room was so packed that some of the audiences had to watch the movie sitting on the stairs. Good times good times. Plus, Dash was always my favorite character in these movies.

[@66JesterDeath]

Keep yourself composed Holden, good lord Jen coming in with a win 👀🥳

[@namecomingsoon9517]

I stand by that this movie even though it’s older, looks way better than the sequel. It has a style that fits itself. It isnt trying to be super realistic. Not trying to make them look like real textured humans. Not trying to get you to notice the tiny wrinkles, fabric strands, or hair follicles sticking out.

[@dolphinradish4976]

If you guys are going to start dressing the part for the movies you watch, I recommend the following: - Baywatch - Spring Breakers - Into the Blue - Bikini Car Wash

[@djcantskate3883]

I saw someone notice that the whole movie gets a bit more saturated after Bob notices the criminal outside his job in the beginning

[@charlieeckert4321]

One of the most amazing achievements Pixar had from this movie is creating Universal Man/Woman. All the other super heroes and heroines (except Frozone) and all the other people (besides E, Bob's boss, Syndrome and the Parr family) were variations on that character rig.

[@iCortex1]

YAAAAAAAAY, when you mentioned it in a previous video I was like 'yes pls pls do the incredibles Jen will love it' and here we are 😊

[@munashemhungu3219]

The first bot was meant for Frozone. Mirage was tracking Frozone and said he was sitting in a car with some fat guy (incredible). The bot drags Incredible to a volcano because it only knows how to fight Frozone and heats his weakness.

[@jswatch9270]

You guys look no pun intended INCREDIBLE, those outfits fits the occasion to celebrate 20 years of one of the best superhero movies ever.

[@stern12akachris32]

I call The Incredibles the Best Fantastic 4 Movie ever !!!!! They Used scenes that looked like they were from Johnny Quest James Bond and so many more . This Movie was a Ground Breaking Super Hero Movie and I loved every Moment of it !!!!

[@livingandthriving]

This is my all-time favorite superhero movie. An absolute classic.

[@Mandel31]

I'd say this was the best animated superhero movie before Into the Spider-Verse existed.

[@user-cq7yb1gs5q]

One of those movies up there u can watch as an adult or child and still be entertained, Quality of animation is creative, funny and good enough for it to be timeless, some things get lost when so much can be gained from a pretty picture. Such as story, character delevopment, silly risks that makes something a classic.

[@mycroft16]

This is the movie that started the "Pixar Mom" thing. Also, one of the greatest line deliveries ever: "Oh no... you married Elastigirl?! Oh! And got BUUUUSSSYYY!" This movie came out of nowhere and just absolutely owned. So freaking good. Brad Bird is a phenomenally good director as he proved with Iron Giant and this. And then again with Ghost Protocol for the Mission Impossible franchise. He really gets action and how to film it. Great sense of humor in this film that feels completely like it belongs in each situation. Nothing forced.

[@JohnsonsOP]

this movie is a CLASSIC. they don’t make em like this. something just feels different when watching it 😊

[@duanelavely5481]

"Edna" is a parody of Academy Award winning costume designer Edith Head.

[@smdias65]

Great movie! I've lost count of the number of times I watched it. "I'm the greatest good you are ever going to get!" is one of the best lines in cinema, IMO. It always makes me laugh. RIP, Elizabeth Peña, who voiced Mirage.

[@shallowgal462]

John Ratzenberger (Cliff Clavin on Cheers) makes a cameo (or more) in *every* Pixar film: here he was The Underminer. The dad in this was the dad in Poltergeist. The mom in this was the would-be mom in Raising Arizona. Director Brad Bird was the voice of superhero costume designer Edna. Mr. Incredible's boss is known for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Gossip Girl, the Toy Story movies, and The Princess Bride.

[@jswatch9270]

Both Disney and Pixar's The Incredibles and Sam Rami's Spider-Man 2 are the best movies to come out in 2004. Are you going to react to Guillermo Del Toro's Hellboy that also came out in 2004? That movie is also worth celebrating 20 years.

[@eduardweber2097]

I give a like for the costumes alone 😁 Content Idea for Holden for darker times: Document your weight loss process to cosplay Balon from Ashoka to become this towering figure of a fallen knight. Maybe even to become the real live Mr Incredible as an next step afterwards.

[@LittleMan27]

Did you realize their powers reflect their age, and the kid’s names reflect their powers? Bob: The overworked dad, 30s ish, keeping them in one house, incredibly strong. Helen: The mom, stretched thin dealing with everyone’s problems, keeping the family together, elasticity. Violet: The shy teenager, late middle - early highschool, uses ultraviolet (violet) light to disappear, force fields are violet. Dash: The kid, late elementary - early middle school, energetic, can run super fast (or dash off). Jack Jack: The baby, don’t know what they will do, unpredictable at that age, making him a Jack of all Trades. Syndrome: Buddy has hero syndrome, as he creates machines he destroyd. He wanted to be incrediboy, but got rejected so he started taking superheroes powers

[@ravevolution]

The Incredibles is on my list of favorite movies. I saw this while in college as an animation major, with Pixar being across the bay. So my fellow college friends and I were excited to see this when it was released, also cause we all knew some of the people whom worked on the flick. You defiantly need to watch the short "Jack-Jack Attack" and I do hope you watch The Incredibles 2 Brad Bird is one of those writers and directors who I feel puts alot of thought and feel behind his projects, The Iron Giant defiantly being one of his finest pieces of work in my opinion, that did not get the recognition it deserved in theaters and box office. Side note: Brad Bird also voices Edna Mode. "NO CAPES!" 😂

[@GenerationWest]

I loved this movie so much that I have the fancy DVD version of it, and watched all the background info on it, it even goes into the past heroes of that age, their bios, their powers, and what happened to them in universe (the movie explains it, but the bios don't know up to that point.)

[@donaldwatson7698]

I get the feeling that people don't often pick up on the pun in Violet's name. "Dash" is obvious, so is the family name "Parr" when they are anything but standard. "Violet" appears to reference the phrase "shrinking violet" someone who is reticent or shy, and Violet Parr certainly is for much of the movie.

[@justinm.1]

@24:18 I never understood this line when I was younger. I actually thought he meant that Helen & the kids would leave him after he didn’t tell her where we was 😅 but now it makes sense what he meant 😢

[@jacobwojciechowski1299]

Samuel L Jackson actually collects action figures of characters that he’s played such as Frozone, Nick Fury and Mace Windu.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

When Mr. Incredible throws the rock at the guard up on the catwalk, it's the little attention to detail - the guard's head doing a quick bobbing snap before falling over - that just helps sell the humor.

[@precarious_platypus7346]

Honestly im so happy you guys are doing this one, its my favorite pixar movie of all timeee! I love The Incredibles, I love super heroes, and I love you guys and your content. Keep up the great work guys!

[@biguy617]

Craig T Nelson voices Mr Incredible, the father from Poltergeist movie.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

If this was really something you liked enough, there's also a live-action Superhero Family show called "No Ordinary Family". It stars Micheal Chiklis (The Thing from Fantastic Four) and Julie Benz (Darla from Angel). It only lasted one season then was cancelled but I believe it could have been really interesting.

[@rileytipper5110]

I love how you guys are always snacking in your videos recently , im guessing as new parents it’s the only time you can eat in peace haha , great reaction as always , this is easily my 2nd favourite Pixar movie after Rattatoui or however you spell it lol

[@ronbanks5467]

This movie is what you call a classic. Does not get old.

[@Jacoc323]

Still one of my favourite movies of all time even as a grown up, i’m really surprised neither of you brought up how this movie is similar to Civil War in the way that it shows consequences of heroes without supervision and the conversation about do they have the right to get involved in all these situations without being asked. Also has one of the best villains of all superhero movies animated or live action, he really nearly wiped all the superheroes on his timeline and thats with having any super powers really impressive him and Capes were really the biggest threats to this universe luckily Eda was there to help combat both😂ps the game of this was incredible pun intended but no games that are made from movies usually aren’t good but this was an exception

[@glennwelsh9784]

I think the biggest struggle Marvel Studios is facing right now with developing a Fantastic Four movie is because of how The Incredibles already nailed the dynamic of superhero family. They have an uphill battle when they have to do a Fantastic Four movie that isn't just a rehash of The Incredibles.

[@MichaelSmith-dk1lc]

Shouldn't be too hard tbh, although there will be people who focus on superficial stuff and compare