*THE INCREDIBLES* First Time Watching MOVIE REACTION
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00:00 Intro
00:09 The Incredibles Movie Commentary
31:03 The Incredibles Movie Review - บันเทิง
What's you fav line from the movie? Should I watch Incredibles 2? What other animated movies should I check out?
You should check out the movie 9 (2009).
Abort abort abort there are children onboard. That scene is sooo stressful even for a cartoon
@@James_Loveless I'm fond of The Iron Giant. 🥲
There is a short film, available on TH-cam, called Jack Jack Attack that details what happened with the babysitter and Jack Jack. It's a must see.
Finding Nemo and WALL-E. Also, I think your super hero name would be Jencredible.
The argument between frozone and his wife is literally a top 10 all time movie scene for me
Sooo funny 😂😂👍
Legendary meme
They need a Frozone movie. I just can't decide if Honey should have super powers or no.
Gotta be one of the most quoted scenes in animation.
@@leftcoaster67 she turns out to be a supervillain. And he finds out his wife was a robot for the pass 20 years
The kids’ names are all references to their powers! Violet becomes Ultraviolet (outside of the visible color spectrum), Dash is fast, and Jack-Jack is a Jack of All
The plane scene is incredible because it actually implies Helen was at some point prior military. She uses correct Naval aviation terminology, and followed all the protocols for the situation she was in.
She first started by giving her call sign India Gold Niner Niner or IG99 and requesting an approach vector. She made the tower aware of her presence and asked where she should go to set up for landing.
When she got no response she asked again and nothing.
When she hears the radar lock alarm and sees the missles she says "IG99 Transmiting in the blind guard, disengage I repeat disengage!"
Transmiting in the blind means shes talking to the tower without establishing two way communications. She's telling the tower that she can't hear them, so if they've been giving her orders to turn around or that she was entering restricted airspace, she hasn't been receiving it. Normally this would mean they would stop firing and send an escort plane to escort the Helen away from the airspace or to a safe landing zone.
After the second volley of missles she says "IG99 IS BUDDY SPIKED DISENGAGE!" which means "I am a friendly aircraft and I am receiving radar lock from friendly forces, DO NOT FIRE"
Everything else she says is also accurate minus a slight mess up with her Mayday call (which I can excuse because she's got freaking missles flying at her)
There's another neat layer to that scene for animation fans, too - IG99 refers to _The Iron Giant_ (1999), Brad Bird's previous movie before he moved to Pixar 😁
Fun tidbit about the movie: they auditioned a good number of actors for the voice of Edna Mode. Each time, director Brad Bird would give the actor an idea of the kind of voice they wanted. However, none of the actors could do that voice in a way that satisfied them. Eventually they came to the conclusion that the only person who could do the voice they wanted was in fact the director, Brad Bird.
Love it that you picked up the Bond homage from the music so early. That's part of what makes you a great reactor.
Well, she _has_ been going through the _Bond_ series - and you should TOTALLY check out her reactions/reviews of them - so she has a small advantage over most other reactors. :)
Thanks Greg! ☺️👍
Funnily enough, the original trailer used the main theme from On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Michael Giacchino clearly loved and was influenced by John Barry's Bond scores. And of course the whole movie had a Bond supervillain vibe, which I loved.
Totally!
Listening to the score I got more of an Austin Powers vibe. And that's another movie PennyJenny should react to.
"Is this a lair?!" 🤩
"I love a lair behind a waterfall!" 🥰
Your love of lairs fills me with joy, Incredi-Jen!
😂👍
"Jack Jack doesn't have any powers."
"No? Well, he'll look fabulous anyway."
Edna is so iconic in this movie.
The kid's names are all based on their powers: Dash is fast, Violet can go invisible / form force fields of light, and Jack-Jack is a 'jack-of-all-trades'
Love your appreciation for scores/composers! Michael Giacchino is definitely making a name quite quickly: Star Trek, Zootopia, Mission Impossible, Planet of the Apes, Spiderman, and Jurassic Park are some of his big ones.
Oh wow I had no idea! He's definitely on my favs list 👍
That doesnt even include Up, The first couple of Call of Duty games, Lost, and Ratatouille.
@@jenmurrayxo He did Rogue One as well. Also, he didn't do Jurassic Park - that was John Williams.
Correction - Giacchino did the soundtrack for Jurassic World. So he did the soundtrack to two new films from franchises previously scored by John Williams.
@@jenmurrayxo Since you took note of his music for the 2009 J.J. Abrams Star Trek reboot,
he scored all three of them.
That’s “jee · aa · kee · know” (Giacchino).🤓
And he also did the music for ….The Batman!
FUN FACTS: If you were wondering what Edna's accent is? It's supposed to be a mix of German and Japanese.
And also, Edna is voiced by the director himself, Brad Bird! :)👍💖❤💖❤
Oh wow!
Speaking of the director, the animators modeled Buddy/Incrediboy/Syndrome after Brad Bird himself. Bird said he didn't recognize himself in the character; one of the animators had to tell him!
It's worth noting that the model for Edna Mode's look was Edith Head, one of the most famous costume designers for golden age Hollywood.
@@jenmurrayxo if memory serves, he asked several actresses to audition for Edna, including Lily Tomlin (of 9 to 5, and Magic School Bus fame). When he put on the accent to verbally describe how she's supposed to sound like, Tomlin apparently said "What do you need me for?" and told the director he could voice her himself.
@@jenmurrayxo Another fun fact: Randy Thom, who mixed and recorded the music, stored the sound on analog tape to get that vintage sound. Brass instruments definitely sounds better when recorded onto tape. The two elderly men who say, "There's no school like the old school." are Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston; 2 of Disney's legendary "Nine Old Men". This movie was the last project the two were featured in before passing on. RIP Frank and Ollie.
Oh wow! What a great entry - right from the heart of Pixar's run of triumphs in the 2000's. Definitely should put "Wall-E," "Ratatouille," and "Up" on your list of animated features to watch.
I second these suggestions 👍🏼 especially WALL-E
Don't forget the short Burn-E.
I concur with these choices. The Toy Story series is a must as well.
Awesome as usual! Fav line: Dash's little laugh when he realizes he can run on water. Cracks me up every time! other Fav line: "Guys, you know I love when lairs are behind waterfalls!"😄😆 I also love your attention to the music in movies, even the little details like a muted trumpet for 2 seconds. As a musician I find it super refreshing for somebody to notice the little things. INCREDIBLE Jen!
Thanks T! Been hearing so much wonderful music lately in movies, its amazing! What sort of musician are you?
@@jenmurrayxo I was a music major at the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania. My main is gutair and bass, but I was required to learn 1 year of piano but I loved it so I still play and then percussion for fun. (I started with violin at 5, my parents were pushy lol).
@@jenmurrayxo I feel like you must also have played an instrument at some point.
I play piano & guitar & used to play clarinet in orchestra! 👍
@@jenmurrayxo awesome! I don't have heart giving abilities, but consider yourself hearted! ❤
A small detail I love that Pixar did is just how much dash and mr incredible’s jog and facial expressions match especially in the start of the race at the end he looks just like his dad and I love it
Great Reaction.
I love the contrast between the interviews and their current situations: of course, Helen and Bob's reactions to being forced to settle down are the complete opposite to what they said in the interviews; Bob wants to return to his glory days, while Helen is content as a stay-at-home mom. But the best has to be Frozone; in the past, he's playing it cool, talking about not getting too attached to the "groupies staying free nad all that," but then he's not only married, but it's clear that his wife is the one who has the pants on in the relationship.🤣
Also, I think you would enjoy the short film "Jack-Jack Attacks," which is all about him unintentionally terrorizing his babysitter with his myriad of super powers.
This movie is just soooooo good! Between "Honey! Where is my super suit?" To the little laugh Dash gives when he realizes he can run on water. Jak Jak vs. Syndrome! AND EVERY LINE UTTERED BY EDNA!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
On the DVD there was an extra short called..."Jack, Jack, attack", which shows the baby sitter from the main feature and Jack, Jack. If you get the chance, please watch it, I know you'll love it. Pixar always seemed to put extra "shorts", on the DVDs worth a look if you can find them.. and yes, Incredibles 2 is great!
In my top10 favourite films. I’ve watched Incredibles about 7 times in the first 18 months it was originally released. When I first watched it, I never wanted it to end. Great script and soundtrack! Back when Pixar were at their peak
Saw this film in the theater with my sisters and we cracked up laughing!
This is one of the funniest superhero comedy movies ever made!
So good!! 😂😂👍
The early 1960s vibe is all over this movie, from Bond inspired criminal lairs, to clothing styles, architectural styles, to music, and even weaponry,; The guards who worked for Syndrome had M-3 sub-machine guns which were very much still in use in the early 1960s.
Team Fortress 2 and Evil Genius.
two must-play games for anyone who loves this art style.
"I'm always beneath you, but nothing is beneath me!"
One of the best movie quotes ever.
One of my favorite movies of all time! Not gonna lie I’ve seen this movie probably 50-60 times. I had it on repeat like it was a hit song.
I go back and forth between this and 1992’s Aladdin as my favorite animated films! Trivia: Edna is based on the best costume designer in Hollywood history, Edith Head 🎉
Oh that's good trivia 👍
I LOVE Aladdin !!! LOL.
Thanks, Jencriblie!
But looks like Hetty Lange aka Linda Hunt from NCIS Las Angeles 🤔 IMO 🤣
Edna was also voiced by the writer/director Brad Bird himself. The intention was to have him temp it early on and replace it with a famous actor but Brad's Edna was so good nobody wanted to mess with it. 😃
Back Draft is a fantastic movie and one of my favorites!
Saw that in theater. I thought the only way the experience could be improved is if the ambient temperature were slowly being raised throughout, to around 100°F.
Jen, it's INCONCEIVABLE that you would give your Worst Award to the boss and not Syndrome.😁The sequel is worth checking out as well. There is also a Pixar short with Jack-Jack and the babysitter. Two monster movies I'd recommend are Cloverfield and Pacific Rim.
Nice!! 😂👍
Yeah, check out "Jack-Jack Attack" - the stuff in that was originally written to be part of the movie but it messed up the pacing of the ending so they cut it all out. They didn't want the 'stuff' to go to waste, though, so they made a short for home video.
Second vote for pacific rim!
second vote for Cloverfield
Speaking of inconceivable, the voice actor for Mr. Incredible's boss at the insurance company was the "Inconceivable" guy from Princess Bride.
Edna Mode was voiced by the Director Brad Bird. He did this voice in the offices when they were making the movie, and in the storyboard meetings, etc. and after looking at a bunch of voice actors they didn't really like any of them better than this voice that Bird did, so he had to act in his own movie.
This film is as incredible as its characters! Before i vehemently propose you view the sequel, i would be a poor friend indeed, if i failed to suggest you first look at the 10-or-so minute short, "Jack Jack Attack", to fill in some of the story.
Sidebar what I really love about Jen is how in tune with the music she is. I’m kinda the same.
Before I saw this movie, I thought that no animated film could ever top Toy Story. Boy, was I wrong! This movie is fabulous! From the comedic quips to the tender moments, from the spy gadgets to the hysterical character tropes (Edna!), to a soundtrack that would make James Bond proud! I'm *so* glad you've seen it now, Jen-credible! 😆
Me too Phil! ☺️👍🦸♀️
Yes, watch Backdraft! It's great!
BTW, it’s not Invisigirl…thats pretty much what I’ve called her too all these years and I’ve watched this movie multiple times but your editor finally made me catch it by playing the words from one of the guards on the island. Her name is MISS DISAPPEAR. 👍
Being a comic book geek for several decades, I really enjoyed this one when it came out. Great movie. The sequel isn't QUITE as good, but it's not bad by any stretch of the imagination.
The Parrs are very similar to the Fantastic Four. Even their powers are nearly the same. As for who's the most powerful... Likely Jack-Jack... but of the others, I'd say Bob has the most raw power, Helen's right up there and her powers are very versatile... then I'd say Violet by a hair over Dash, but they're pretty close.
The sequel would have been terrific, if we hadn't had to wait a decade and a half for it.
The "Underminer" is a tip off that they know they're doing a Fantastic Four riff. The Villain in the very first issue of FF was "The Mole Man".
Was just contemplating how many lives might've been saved if Mister Incredible hadn't turned Buddy away when Buddy was a kid....
Now this is how you make a superheroes in the real world movie. It may be a comedy, but it's light years beyond the take themselves too seriously shows like Gotham and Batwoman.
As you loved this, you'll definitely love the sequel, and I would also highly recommend the animated film Monsters vs Aliens as well, which is cut from a similarly fun cloth! 🖒🖒
"You sly Dog! You got me monologuing!", My personal favorite quote from this movie
I was today years old when I realized that Elastigirl and Violet are MrFantastic and Sue Storm, and Father is The Thing
I always LOVE seeing people discover or rediscover this LEGENDARY film.
"Backdraft (1991)..."
Oh YES, PLEASE. I don't believe I've ever seen anyone react to that one - these days, I think the soundtrack is remembered more than the film which is sad because its a really good Ron Howard film.
The director of this movie, Brad Bird, is also the voice of Edna. He had a particular accent in mind for her, and nobody besides him could do it.
I can’t believe I missed watching this reaction. Loved it Jen and Ms Jentastic or ElastiJen would be a perfect superhero name for you.
By far, my most favorurite superheroes of all time! And I agree Jen, the music here is amazing.
and btw, I vote yes to Backdraft... I haven't watched that movie in years!
Hey Jen, "The Incredibles" is such an awesome movie as well as the sequel which came out 14 years later! The music in this film definitely deserves the MVP title. It has that James Bond spy feel to it.
Jack-Jack is a polymorph with the ability to transform and shapeshift himself willfully. He currently has 17 known superpowers and will continue to exert new abilities as he grows older.
"Backdraft" is a must-see film and no other reactor has reviewed it yet.
To watch great monster movies, I highly recommend that you review and begin with the "Monsterverse" series: "Godzilla" (2014), "Kong: Skull Island" (2017 - an absolute must-see!), "Godzilla: King of the Monsters" (2019), and "Godzilla vs. Kong" (2021 - another must-see!) You will flip out on the series!
As far as animation goes, there are NUMEROUS ones I'd love to list but just off the top of my head, I highly recommend the following: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" (1988); "Akira" (1988); "Happy Feet" (2006) & sequel (2011); the "Despicable Me" series (2010-2022); the "Kung Fu Panda" trilogy (2008-2016); the "Toy Story" series (1995-2019); the "Shrek" quadrilogy; "Megamind" (2010); "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" (2018); "Up!" (2009); "Inside Out" (2015); "The Lego Movie" (2014); "Coco" (2017); the " How to Train Your Dragon" series (2010-2019); "Zootopia" (2016); "Coraline" (2009); "Wreck-it-Ralph" (2012) & the sequel (2018); "Storks" (2016); "Kubo and the Two Strings" (2016); "The Boss Baby" (2017) & sequel (2021); the "Wallace & Gromit" series (1989-2008); "Shaun the Sheep Movie" (2015) & sequel ("Farmageddon" - 2019); "Peter Rabbit" 2018 & sequel (2021). 📽❤️
Thanks John! ☺️👍
The Incredibles are basically The Fantastic Four - The Thing (super strong and indestructible), Mr. Fantastic (stretchy), Invisible Girl (invisibility and force fields) and the Human Torch (fire powers/flight). The Incredibles just replaced the Human Torch with Dash. The Incredibles came out in November 2004 while Fantastic Four came out in July 2005. So both movies were in production at the same time. Sadly, The Incredibles was a much better Fantastic Four movie than Fantastic Four was.
Unlike most other superhero groups, the Fantastic Four are fundamentally a family with superpowers, not a group of solo heroes banding together. Mr. Fantastic and The Thing are longtime friends (originally war buddies, later retconned into childhood friends), with Invisible Girl as Mr. Fantastic's wife and the Human Torch as her teenage brother. The Fantastic Four movies did a pretty poor job of selling the idea that their versions of the characters were a family. The Incredibles sold the family aspect much, much better.
My friend and I watched this about 6 times when it first came out. It is SO good. Covers so many life themes and is so well written, exciting, funny, it just has it all. My favourite Pixar film.
Backdraft is fantastic it's definitely worth a reaction.
12:42 *Jen:* _"It's got a little James Bond feel to it."_ 🎼♪♬ You can say that again! Easily one of the best _'60's spy jazz'_ scores!
3:35 *Jen:* _"This kid's not going to blow up! That's not going to happen in an animated movie, right?"_ (q.v, 29:54) 🤭
30:45 *IncrediJen:* _"Alright, Michael Giaccino I love your music. . .I know that name…"_ 🎶 Yes you do! You definitely made note of the music for _STAR TREK_ (2009), and that was him as well.
Looking forward to *_"Backdraft"_* Haven't seen it since it came out, but if I recall, Ron Howard really made a name for himself as a director with that one.
As for monster movies… *_'Cloverfield'_* (2008), fo sho! Also, gotta see *King Kong!* I'd say 1933 version, and maybe hit up 2005 version down the road. 🤷🏼♂️
As always, such a fun reaction! Never change! 😁
_Be well!_ 🙋🏼♂️
Thanks Caesius ☺️👍🦸♀️
*Frozone freezes a guy*
-"that's cool"
arnold schwarzenegger likes this
(About the music) "It's got a little James Bond feel to it." There are a LOT of Bond references in this movie. They actually wanted to hire John Barry, who did the music for the Bond film, "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969) to do the soundtrack, but when he declined they hired Michael Giacchino and said, "write something Barry-esque." He pretty much nailed it. Everything sounds like Barry except for one track (during Mr. Incredible's training montage), which has more of a Nelson Riddle influence.
The insurance boss probably did a lot more harm to people than Syndrome ever did
watching this when I get home from work🤝
An under appreciated animated gem worth promoting
Wolfwalkers
It earned an Oscar nomination and deserved a win.
The Insurance Boss is voiced by Wallace Shawn, who played Vizzini ("Inconceivable!") from "The Princess Bride."
Rango (2011) surely is a unique one
When a villains lair shows up in any movie you know it’s getting a fantastic review by Jen! So awesome! Lol hilarious 😂
Friggin love a lair 😂👍
@@jenmurrayxo Jen I thought you preferred lairs in volcanoes, more than behind waterfalls. Am I wrong or what?
@@e.d.2096 Behind Waterfalls in the Summer, Inside Volcanoes in the Winter!
Mrs. Incredible has been a crush for a lot of people over the years, lol.
I always call Her "Elastigirl" but, YES! 🥰
The scene where Frozone is held at gunpoint by the cop is a direct reference to a similar scene in Die Hard With A Vengeance, where Samuel L. Jackson's character was held at gunpoint by a cop.
❤ yes 😂😂😂
Made a crummy Monday better, thanks Jen!
Glad I could help! 🌞👍
I am a total sucker for Pixar movies, but this movie is by far my favorite. Not only the Bond music, but the late 50s graphics for the credits is so remeniscent of DePatie-Freleng. They just got EVERYTHING right in this one! Great reaction!
Thanks Michael! I agree this is an awesome one ☺️👍
JACK JACK ATTACKS! You need to watch the short Jack Jack Attacks to see what the baby was doing while they were on the island!
Backdraft? Yes please.
It's currently winning the Fire Movies 🔥 poll on Patreon 👍
The way you kept imitating her, I was sure MVP was going to Edna. She's definitely my favorite character of the movie.
PULL (Whack) YOURSELF! (Whack!) TOGETHER!!!!!! (Whack!)
Incredi-Jen? Why not Jen-credible?
Bomb Voyage is a great villain name. It was supposed to be Bomb Perignon, but Dom Perignon put a stop to that, so Brad Bird had to be creative.
Speaking of Brad Bird, he was the voice of Edna; he was trying to show Lily Tomlin (the intended voice actor for Edna) how to do the voice, but Lily thought that Brad would be way better at it, so... there you go.
The two old men on the bench -- "That's old school." -- were two of Walt Disney's original animators Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston.
Giacchino did the score for the series Lost, and he's worked on a LOT of Pixar movies, but this was his first one.
Wow... just made me realize 'The Incredibles' is nearing 20 years old. Still feels like yesterday I was in the cinema in my late teens watching 'Toy Story'. Hadnt noticed it before all the times ive seen it but watching this reaction, I actually felt The Incredibles was beginning to show its age, still one of Pixars best however.
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It'd be great to see you react to the War of the Worlds
The original, Tom Cruise remake or Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds? All three versions are pretty swell, I think.
@@spacedinosaur8733 I was thinking about Tom Cruise remake, it's the most iconic one as far as I'm aware
@@Noctazar Visually it is very good. Sound wise, I fell in love with Jeff Wayne's Musical of The War of the Worlds.
My first exposure to the music of Michael Giacchino was in videogames. He has composed some of the most epic videogame soundtracks ever created. My personal favorites are the scores that he created for the Medal of Honor series.
Super Thanks Incredi-Jen! You get multiple A+'s for this one! There is a Incred 2!
Nah, JenCredible
Other Animated movies you should see;
0 (blows the rest out of the water) Chicken Run (enhanced by having seen The Great Escape first... but not required)
1. Wall-E
2. Shrek
3. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
4. Wall-E
5. Heavy Metal (My personal favorite, and never been "reacted" to that I'm aware of!)
6. Wall-E
7. Basically do a "Sister Reaction Double Feature of Chicken Run and Wall-E... then anything else you're particularly feelin'.
3:34 "Is he going to blow up?"
29:55 ... Yep!
Wallace Shawn is memorable as the vile, obnoxious insurance boss, with a personality similar to the one he played in "The Princess Bride."
My college-age granddaughter is an artist and for Christmas she made a comic book for my wife and I as superheroes. My wife's super power is she makes bowls of treats that overwhelm villains, Mine is that I can recite historical trivia that bores bad guys to death, which I conclude with Isn't that Interesting. I am Interesting Man and my wife is Bowls Girl.
Fun Fact: The GPS map in the car during the opening chase is of Emeryville, CA, where Pixar is based. 🚗
Other animated films I'd recommend (beyond Inside Out, which you've seen) are:
- Monsters, Inc. (2001)
- Finding Nemo (2003)
- WALL-E (2008)
Fav line: "I can't lose you again! I'm not... strong enough." Chokes me up every time. Definitely watch Incredibles 2. Also Wall-E and Iron Giant.
I love that you mentioned the muted trumpet and the MVPd the music! 100% agree!!!
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Auntie Edna en Disney +, is a short movie related with the incredibles.
and for another animation movie: The Iron Giant.
a japanese anime movie: your name.
I think they wanted John Barry, the composer for all the classic Bond movies, to do the music. For the first trailer, they lifted some actual Bond music. But John Barry had retired. But for Michael Giaccino, this was truly his big break, though he'd done some work for video games and TV (Lost, in particular) before. Aside from John Barry, he sometimes seem to be channeling Henry Mancini, creator of, among other things, the Pink Panther theme.
I've gotten fond of The Friendship Onion, the TH-cam channel from our favourite secondary Hobbits, Billy Boyd and Dom Monaghan. They have a fun interview with Giaccino where he tells some of his experience with The Incredibles.
As wowed by the music as you were, I hope you let the credits roll in full, because it's an amazing medley (and often it's nice to sit through the end in general even if there's no extra scene). If you get the album version you get an extra 7 seconds too!
Also, for Pixar films and others that originally ran with shorts, you might enjoy viewing them alongside the features. Sometimes they can help set the mood. Boundin' has a theme of taking pride in who you are, and it was written, directed, and narrated by the late Bud Luckey, whose voice you'll recognize from the main film.
Tangentially, check out the short story Harrison Bergeron. And finally... I2 is quite a letdown, actually, but don't let me stop you.
Always watch to end of movie in case there are extra scenes 👍👍
Michael Giachino did the music for Up & Inside Out. He also did the music for Rogue One.
They deliberately emulated the music of the early Bond franchise such as “You only live twice” and that John Barry score. Brilliant film and maybe one of the best superhero movies ever!
Much respect to the editor for the entertaining inserts!!
My editor Dmytro did a great job on the cut & I added the graphics ☺️👍
5:18 "What is insurance for if you can't use it when you need it?" THANK YOU!
And the sequel starts RIGHT when the original ends. It’s awesome.
Hello Jen, I love watching you find so much joy in films and television you have not seen before. Given your delight in both the Bond and Bourne movies, and heist movies in general, I think you might find similar delight in the "Alias" television series that ran from 2001 for five years. If you have not seen Alias it was praised by critics and viewers alike and won numerous awards. If you have already seen Alias, you might consider instead "Burn Notice", or "Covert Affairs" both of which are excellent shows. Thank you again for sharing your joy in these movies and shows.
Before you watch Part 2 you gotta watch the short Jack Jack Attack. It came out on the DVD/Blu-ray and shows what happened with Jack and the babysitter while the final battle was going on.
If you've got a hankering for kaiju movies after this, the original Godzilla from 1954 is about as classic as you can get. A great more modern one is the first Cloverfield, which had a couple mostly unrelated sequels, but the first of those (10 Cloverfield Lane) is well worth checking out.
Since you mention other fire movies, you have to watch "The Towering Inferno." Since I'm talking about towers, the 2012 Korean movie "The Tower" is a fire movie with a good serving of Korean movies' signature mix of action and tug-at-the-heartstrings melodrama
Monster movies. So many choices. I’ll recommend the best non-camp flicks: “King Kong” (1930’s version), “King Kong vs Godzilla” (1962), “Pacific Rim,” “Godzilla” (2014), “Kong Skull Island,” “Godzilla:King of The Monsters,” “Kong vs Godzilla.” Others are: “Gojira” (1954), “Gamera,” “King Kong” (1976 and 2005), “Eight Legged Freaks,” and “Godzilla” (1998). In total, there are 32+ movies with Godilla in them though many are rather cheesy.
Godzilla 2014, Kong Skull Island, Godzilla: KOM and Kong vs Godzilla should be watched in order as they are an expanding movie universe like MCU.
Michaels music is incredible. From LOST to Star Trek and Rouge One.
"What other animated movies should I check out?" If you've never watch Toy Story, you should start there. IMHO, that's the one that destroyed the stereotype that animated films were "kid's movies." Toy Story 2 is also brilliant, while the subsequent sequels are good but not quite at the same level.
Great reaction Jen. You have to see Incredibles too before that you have to see it is a short film called Jack Jack attack. It’s about what happened to Jack. Jack with the babysitter shows all his powers it’s so adorable. It’s on Disney+ and also the extras of the DVD/Blu-ray of the Incredibles so anyway you can see it but Jeff jack attack, it’s called. It’s a short film. It’s a Pixar short film. It’s excellent. The phone call when she says don’t worry Mrs. I’ve got it all handled. I can handle it. I’ve had classes his baby then but then he starts to do super things the babysitter freaks out that’s how syndrome gets Jack Jack freaks out thanks for the fun until next time, Incredibles two is a must must that’s all for now
Edna -- the costume lady -- was voiced by Brad Bird, the director. IIRC it was supposed to be just a fill in until they cast someone else, but ....
The Incredibles was one of the early Pixar movies, and all the ones prior to it had been hits.
One thing that stood out was that John Ratzenburger had voiced a character in each movie. He was kind of a good luck charm for Pixar.
Not wanting to spoil anything, he was given the role of the Underminer at the end of the movie.
"Inside Out" is the best of the best... (anything with Pixar is damn good) "Up," "Soul," "Ratatouille" "Turning Red," "Coco," "Wall-E," are all top notch... Other great animated films: "Iron Giant," "Kiki's Delivery Service," "Moana", "Frozen",... so many great ones. Happy Viewing!
Inside Out was the very first reaction I posted on my channel 👍
Ms jentastic as a superhero name 🔥 have to again recommend how to train your dragon the music will blow your socks off it's right up your alley a true masterpiece ( you can thank me after) 😅 brave , wreck it Ralph and big hero 6 all movies you will love ✨ this was a lot of fun jen and you had the best time , its such a fun take on superhero movies 👌and ofc it had your favourite things secret lair , explosions all the fun things 🙂 cheers jen this was great
If you can get ahold of the disc for this, or if someone's put it on YT, there's a hilarious bonus feature. Mr. Incredible and Frozone (in character) are doing commentary about an absolutely TERRIBLE old Saturday morning cartoon about them, and it just goes completely off the rails. Loads of fun!
Jack Jack attack should be a follow up. Short film About Jack Jack and the babysitter.
Sounds adorable
@@jenmurrayxo Adorable, huh? Try "Crazy and Cute!"
So glad you had fun, Incredi-Jen!