@@princeproductions8599 well its gonna get worst i hope im not here to see the world being destroyed by our world leaders...... oh wait its already happening
My Dad worked for an insurance company all his life, and always used to tell me: “don’t trust them any further than you can throw them”. He was glad to retire.
@MixerHaven1975 wdym ? it may have not been too direct with the dark elements but for a childrens movie from 2004 . it was pretty good when staying kid friendly and having some dark moments
@@NOLONGERACTIVE-j8w something not being satire or a kiddy moment doesn't make it dark. Especially not in Incredibles. And it wasn't a kids movie, just cuz it's animated doesn't mean it's for kids, way too gritty to be a kids movie anyhow.
Yeah it's pretty dark -Government banning heroes -Heroes facing hate from the citizens after -Heroes went into hiding -A former fanboy filled with ego lied and killed so many heroes -A robot that continuously get smarter and stronger every time it got destroyed -former fanboy brutal death in the end
@@MixerHaven1975 Ah yes, a guy and woman getting sucked into the engines of planes isn't dark at all. A guy murdered tons of superheroes all because he was told off by his favorite hero, not dark at all. Heroes getting banned and going through basically racism, totally not dark at all. Very lovely movie
Fired he may be, but loved by his clients and fellow employees is guaranteed. I hope that insurance guy never becomes able to walk again and that his company goes bankrupt because he constantly swindles everybody.
What it said on the desk paper was that the boss was going to charge all employees for each of the office supplies they use during their working hours such as paper, pencils and other office supplies causing Bob's salary to be affected by that measure taken by the company.
It should also be pointed out that this was made deliberately hard to see, to add the possibility that Bob thought it was actually a termination letter and he was already effectively fired
And even when Dicker was willing to offer one more chance, Bob turned it down, since he couldn't live with the fact of telling his wife why this has to happen again, after she just fought with him about blowing cover.
I know someone who actually did do something like this to a boss he had. Not this extreme, like throwing her through a wall or anything, but he did snap and said "enough" one day. He said the few months in jail was worth it. Apparently, the woman made this dude look like a saint.
I love how this scene foreshadows the second time that Bob tried to kill Mirage (when he still thought Helen and the kids were dead) he's clearly a good man but don't push him to his breaking point
Ya know this might be my favorite scene in the movie cause I think at multiple points we questioned if Bob wanted wanted to be a hero again just because of the fame or excitement but here it shows that he really wants to help others and he's a good person at heart. I know there was what he did for the elderly lady but after there was still the argument he had with Helen where he was talking about reliving the glory days. Here it shows he's mad because a bad guy got away not because he couldn't relive being a hero again.
To be honest, what could he have done? He's not suppose to blow his cover so he can't just crash through the window and make a whole hero landing. If he called the cops, they'd probably be too late and the guy would have gotten away. And this leads to one of the biggest flaws with Bob. As much as he wants to relive the Glory Days, he doesn't realize that it's all in the past, and he should be looking at his future, in spite of the fact that it's really crappy.
He is being serious. When that girl was baby sitting jack jack and she saw his uncontrolled powers, at some point the suits got in contact with her. Had an interview with her, and wiped her memory of what she experienced with the baby.
Basically, if a Super is outed, the government sends a team to cover their trail, including wiping the memories of those who found out. There is, in fact, a deleted scene showing just that, for this character.
This is a great example as to how awful insurance companies can be. It shows how they often try to find cracks in the system so that way they don’t have to cover the expenses of their consumers in order to give more to the people “our people.” The people who invest in the company.
I don’t understand why Mr. incredible didn’t just do a job where he could actually help people like be a police officer, or a fire fighter or something like that if he really wanted to help people, he could’ve chose an actual profession that put his skills to use. He could’ve worked for the Marines or or be in the military or navy seal, or something that he could actually help people and be a superhero within the law, and get paid for it.
Actually, it would be pretty close to what happened in the movie. Last I checked, plaster is not a very durable material. And he did get quite beat up, so it not beyond the realm of possibility
@@ALJ9000 With the enough strenght, that plaster could be like Stones, and was SOME walls, not just one, finish with a crash against the archives, for me in the boys was more bloody and graffic xd
Sometimes I ask myself how did that man got thrown through all those walls and survived, but then I remember in the USA you can punch a wall and not break your hand.
I hear some reactors saying: *Hopefully he s covered by insuricare* The thing is is that guy(ricker) visited him that means mr hurphs memory of the "incident" was erased. Meaning he cant really claim ensurance lol. He s done
The insurance boss deserved it, his greedy nature affects so many others even the ones who didn't have proper usage. Bob had every right to show him who's boss considering he wouldn't care for one life that was being mugged. Wouldn't you agree?
This guy gets what he deserves it Reason, he was a bully 😡😤👊 The problem was that he only think about himself, he doesn't understand the meaning of helping of others. But ends up to be a conflicted instead... 😅
It’s like being in a movie theater where everyone is talking. This is so stupid you can’t even hear what everyone is saying. Just cut to only play the best reactions. Even the fine bros understood this.
Can I just say this, even if his boss did let Mr. Incredible go help that man, it would’ve been WAY, WAY, WAYYY too late by the time he would’ve gotten there. It was just 20 seconds or so, after his boss threatened him, that the guy who mugged him got away. So it sounds like Mr. Incredible was super blinded and fueled by his ego there. But that’s just me.
He didn’t know how long that guy was gonna take beating the shit out of someone. He wasn’t “blinded and fueled by ego” he was trying to help a man that he saw was in trouble. Mr Incredible is also far better equipped to catch a criminal, so he likely would’ve been able to chase him down without a problem. That’s not even the point though, because he wanted to help even if he maybe couldn’t have caught the guy.
@@a_fine_edition2746 Yeah. I hear you. That's a fair point to make. It's just that my impression of said scene and its scenario was that Bob was way high up in an office building and it would've taken a decent amount of time to reach the person and his mugger outside. Also, look, I'm not an expert on the subject, but I've always personally felt that a mugging of that kind shown in the movie would just take just a minute or two at the most and that the mugger would try and get away as soon as possible once they've hassled their person. But hey, we all have our different perspectives. But also, what I feel kind of reinforces my feeling is how at the hospital, Rick Dicker gives Bob a reality check in which he retorted, "Someone's ALWAYS in trouble," when Bob tried to defend him snapping at Mr. Huff and why he desperately wanted to help the guy getting mugged. Stop that one crime, but there are hundreds of thousands more being committed out there that are out of your hands.
@@BMM44KalmarHufflepuffLet me picture you a scene. You were a superhero who tried your best to do what's right with that use of your powers for good saving people that see. You make a name of yourself. But due to some minor hiccups in your past and other people with superpowers making some mistakes. You and your kind have been forced to put up the vape for stuff that... you don't think you had control over. And the only job that didn't show your powers for suspicion is a faulty scandal health insurance that your lawyers gave you as a last resort (15 years of failing to hide the thing your born with). You just relocated your family for another incident, your mental tolerance in self-esteem is an All Time low. Now you see a helpless man is getting beat up all you can legally do is take money from him and leave him a stray. That shouldn't happen to good people
@@BMM44KalmarHufflepuff From what I can see, Bob's outburst (and the subsequent hospitalization of his worm of a boss) had less to do with the mugging itself and more to do with the million different evils he's had to put up with ignoring at Insuracare. Even if you don't factor in the memo that simultaneously praises the employees while informing them they're to be charged for every supply and utilities used on the clock, Bob was being dressed down for not manipulating and destroying the customers with legitimate insurance claims. It's implied that there have been several of these 'meeting's before, but even if it was the first one Bob's boss was still acting like an evil bastard, but Bob was probably able to somewhat convince himself that even THIS GUY would care somewhat about a crime happening in front of him. To have that minor rationalization shattered while simultaneously being humiliated would give any human being a reason to lash out. Unfortunately for Bob (or fortunately, if you consider the plot), he's a very physical man with an explosive temper when pushed too far. So yeah, it doesn't make sense for it to be about ego or pride.
Am I the only one disturbed that all these people kept talking? Like there is a difference between your reaction and commentary. Anyone who talks during a movie they haven't seen yet...maybe your wasting your time. 🙄
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it may be just an animation but yeah, insurance companies will shimmy and slither through every crack, not to pay out what you pay them for
Crazy how such an old movie can call out something that currently still happens😭
@@princeproductions8599 well its gonna get worst i hope im not here to see the world being destroyed by our world leaders...... oh wait its already happening
@@princeproductions8599 it never stop happening, even at the first insurance companies was founded
Methinks we shouldn’t stand for their bullshit anymore. If I say anything further, my comment will get deleted.
My Dad worked for an insurance company all his life, and always used to tell me: “don’t trust them any further than you can throw them”. He was glad to retire.
Now that you’re older, incredibles is actually a pretty dark movie
Not dark at all
@MixerHaven1975 wdym ? it may have not been too direct with the dark elements but for a childrens movie from 2004 . it was pretty good when staying kid friendly and having some dark moments
@@NOLONGERACTIVE-j8w something not being satire or a kiddy moment doesn't make it dark. Especially not in Incredibles. And it wasn't a kids movie, just cuz it's animated doesn't mean it's for kids, way too gritty to be a kids movie anyhow.
Yeah it's pretty dark
-Government banning heroes
-Heroes facing hate from the citizens after
-Heroes went into hiding
-A former fanboy filled with ego lied and killed so many heroes
-A robot that continuously get smarter and stronger every time it got destroyed
-former fanboy brutal death in the end
@@MixerHaven1975 Ah yes, a guy and woman getting sucked into the engines of planes isn't dark at all.
A guy murdered tons of superheroes all because he was told off by his favorite hero, not dark at all.
Heroes getting banned and going through basically racism, totally not dark at all.
Very lovely movie
“Well lets hope we don’t cover him” I swear when you watch movies when you’re older its so funny 😂
Yep didn't understand that one when I was younger but looking at it now that dude's horrible😂
For real, I watched Transformers at a young age. Now I'm older and understand everything, its insane lmao
"I'm fired, aren't I?"
"Oh... you think?"
Fired he may be, but loved by his clients and fellow employees is guaranteed. I hope that insurance guy never becomes able to walk again and that his company goes bankrupt because he constantly swindles everybody.
What it said on the desk paper was that the boss was going to charge all employees for each of the office supplies they use during their working hours such as paper, pencils and other office supplies causing Bob's salary to be affected by that measure taken by the company.
Thank you 🎉
@@Tasso0Lima A pleasure
It should also be pointed out that this was made deliberately hard to see, to add the possibility that Bob thought it was actually a termination letter and he was already effectively fired
@@itsguoooI, too, believed that paper to be a termination letter.
It was worse. The document also said that the electrical bill will be deducted as well and parking will be for excecutives only.
I love how he basically could have killed the guy, and the government's punishment was just "Yeah, we won't cover for you anymore." 😂
True, but he was a hero, maybe he saved someone from government idk...
And even when Dicker was willing to offer one more chance, Bob turned it down, since he couldn't live with the fact of telling his wife why this has to happen again, after she just fought with him about blowing cover.
2:27 interesting how they all went silent, I wouldn't have expected that.
Now that’s breaking the 4th wall 2:36
actually smart
A very literal fourth wall break
Badum tss
and probably a fifth too.
Hilarious 😂
2:30 -
- He got away...
- Good thing too
- **BURST charged**
- You were this close to losing your-
- **RT** ... **(Y)** **(Excellent)**
Asura's Wrath? In my Incredibles reaction?
The audacity…do it again
Let's face it, we all wanted to do that to a boss we've had.
Yup, they don’t care one bit
Nothing like some good old fashioned defenestration to make your boss hurt.
I know someone who actually did do something like this to a boss he had. Not this extreme, like throwing her through a wall or anything, but he did snap and said "enough" one day.
He said the few months in jail was worth it. Apparently, the woman made this dude look like a saint.
I love how this scene foreshadows the second time that Bob tried to kill Mirage (when he still thought Helen and the kids were dead) he's clearly a good man but don't push him to his breaking point
Bob has definitely heard the clock speech multiple times.
I won’t pretend it was right, but the guy had it coming.
It may have been wrong and bob ended up getting fired but honestly… it was worth it to give his boss what he deserved 😂
Nah... it WAS right. Legal doesn't always mean good. Illegal doesn't always mean bad.
Oh, it was 110% the right thing. That bastard is just about as horrible as Syndrome.
I don't think it was right but he deserved it so I can't say it was wrong
1:58 “Look at me when I’m talking to you” this line I hear it everywhere
Ya know this might be my favorite scene in the movie cause I think at multiple points we questioned if Bob wanted wanted to be a hero again just because of the fame or excitement but here it shows that he really wants to help others and he's a good person at heart. I know there was what he did for the elderly lady but after there was still the argument he had with Helen where he was talking about reliving the glory days. Here it shows he's mad because a bad guy got away not because he couldn't relive being a hero again.
The INCREDIBLE is that the boss doesn't die with that.
Can you believe the voice actor for the insurance boss played Vizzini in The Princess Bride?
Inconthievable!
As well as Rex from Toy Story.
@@route77productionsAs well as Principle Mazur from the Goofy Movie.
And Bertram in Family Guy
yes? hes a pretty well known actor, it isnt that shocking...especially with that distinct voice he has
Yeah he deserves it for not letting him saving the guy
No fue lo único detestable que hizo si no que también no le importan sus clientes y pensaba explotar aun más a sus empleados.
To be honest, what could he have done? He's not suppose to blow his cover so he can't just crash through the window and make a whole hero landing. If he called the cops, they'd probably be too late and the guy would have gotten away. And this leads to one of the biggest flaws with Bob. As much as he wants to relive the Glory Days, he doesn't realize that it's all in the past, and he should be looking at his future, in spite of the fact that it's really crappy.
@@osmanyousif7849 he did said good thing but that was terrible thing to say about it
I said that Bob’s boss deserved it. He wouldn’t even let him save the guy that was getting mugged.
Oh trust me, that's just the tip of the black-company iceberg,
that's probably like the least terrible thing his boss has done lmao, he clearly massively exploits his employees and customers
1:52 "He has the power to sense dangers"
I love how everyone questioned the "erase memories" part. It's hard to tell if he's being literal or not.
He’s definitely based on Tommy Lee Jones in Men in Black, so I think it’s just a reference to MIB.
He is being serious. When that girl was baby sitting jack jack and she saw his uncontrolled powers, at some point the suits got in contact with her. Had an interview with her, and wiped her memory of what she experienced with the baby.
I could never stop replaying the karma part 😈
子供の頃見るのと
大人になって見るのと
印象が大きく変わる映画
The Fact Is Gilbert Hurph Is Played By Wallace Shawn (aka Rex)
"erasing memories"
WHAT
Basically, if a Super is outed, the government sends a team to cover their trail, including wiping the memories of those who found out. There is, in fact, a deleted scene showing just that, for this character.
Man in Black treatment
"vs" like it's a fight. XD
It’s a fight of morals.
I’m not happy, bob, not happy.
Then which one are you?
Is t that the same actor who played the Principal in A GOOFY MOVIE?
Yep, he’s also the voice of Rex from Toy Story
@@High_Kicks
Voice Actor Cast
(Wallace Shawn)
this scene is exactly why people HATE insurance companies, they only sell insurance not help people
Yo bro more the incredibles
I really hope you upload more clips of the incredibles
2:33 oh no😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
Nice Try His Boss 😡😡😡
This is a great example as to how awful insurance companies can be. It shows how they often try to find cracks in the system so that way they don’t have to cover the expenses of their consumers in order to give more to the people “our people.” The people who invest in the company.
2:35 Anyone who has a boss you they can't stand, don't you wish you could do something similar?
I don’t understand why Mr. incredible didn’t just do a job where he could actually help people like be a police officer, or a fire fighter or something like that if he really wanted to help people, he could’ve chose an actual profession that put his skills to use. He could’ve worked for the Marines or or be in the military or navy seal, or something that he could actually help people and be a superhero within the law, and get paid for it.
Now I’m picturing Fezzik doing this to Vizzini. Gotta love that Wallace Shawn.
Just imagine how bloody that be if was on the boys universe xd
Actually, it would be pretty close to what happened in the movie.
Last I checked, plaster is not a very durable material.
And he did get quite beat up, so it not beyond the realm of possibility
@@ALJ9000 With the enough strenght, that plaster could be like Stones, and was SOME walls, not just one, finish with a crash against the archives, for me in the boys was more bloody and graffic xd
Next: Mr Incredible finds out about his super hero friends
2:35
You have to do more!
"The law requires that i answer no."
How many things can that apply to?
Wallace Shawn!!!
Peter gets the symbiote reaction please 🙏🙏🙏
It may have been brutal, but that boss had that toss coming, for sure.
The line "The law requires that i answer no." has stuck with me through the years
Sometimes I ask myself how did that man got thrown through all those walls and survived, but then I remember in the USA you can punch a wall and not break your hand.
"They're penetrating the bureaucracy!"
I was waiting for the "Inconceivable!" but, sadly, the Pixar writers left that one out.
2:09 Come back right now or your fired!
Yay Finally my Favorite
Erasing memories no way
Robbing someone in all black in broad daylight is crazy work
Bob has heard that clock speech a few times I take.
Why pay to keep the company quiet if erasing memories is already a thing?
Do a dash running on water reaction
There’s no way none of these ppl have never seen the Incredibles lol
2:40 it's like the bystanders' inner thoughts. lol
This was a great movie I will not lie
"The law requires that I answer no."
Wow.
Do more incredibles
I know its a serious scene but buddy was real life getting his ass stomped out
Karma at it's finest.
I hear some reactors saying: *Hopefully he s covered by insuricare*
The thing is is that guy(ricker) visited him that means mr hurphs memory of the "incident" was erased. Meaning he cant really claim ensurance lol. He s done
This is why i don't go to movie theaters, people talk way too much lol
I don't know about your experiences bro but it has never happened to me. Disruptive and loud Children on the other hand...
Now that im older
The Boss didn't deserve that,he was just greedy
He deserved to be tossed out the window
Tommy Lee Jones was about to whip out the neuralyzer.
It's hard to hear the scene when everyone is talking 😂
Mr. Incredible attacks Rex
2:34 and 2:35 "You were this close 👌 to losing 📉 your.....jjjjjjj."
Does anyone know the name of their channel where they react in The Incredibles costumes?
Mr Incerdible that choke lol
Are insurance companies always like this?
Pls doo more
Yall employers don’t care about yall remember it
For some reason, I feel like this scene 1:30 was supposed to be an adult joke as like "is like an enormous C---k. I guess my mind is just dirty.
did you mean to give me a headache?
The boss deserved that
The boss's face kinda looks like the underminer's at 2:36
Mr. Incredible went too far...but his anger is understandable because the poor guy got mugged, lol.
2:34 2:35 2:36 2:37 2:38 2:39 2:40
Did ANYONE feel sorry for Mr. Junk manager….? Me neither….
The insurance boss deserved it, his greedy nature affects so many others even the ones who didn't have proper usage. Bob had every right to show him who's boss considering he wouldn't care for one life that was being mugged.
Wouldn't you agree?
Yeah, im not about to be talked to like that by someone small deserved
I celebrated seeing bob grab his boss by the throat and throw him at the wall for being an asshole to everyone.
This guy gets what he deserves it
Reason, he was a bully
😡😤👊
The problem was that he only think about himself, he doesn't understand the meaning of helping of others.
But ends up to be a conflicted instead... 😅
I'M HATE YOU his Boss 😡😡😡
It’s like being in a movie theater where everyone is talking. This is so stupid you can’t even hear what everyone is saying. Just cut to only play the best reactions. Even the fine bros understood this.
Yeah. do more the incredibles please?
MELLL YAAAAAEEEEH😂
Can I just say this, even if his boss did let Mr. Incredible go help that man, it would’ve been WAY, WAY, WAYYY too late by the time he would’ve gotten there. It was just 20 seconds or so, after his boss threatened him, that the guy who mugged him got away. So it sounds like Mr. Incredible was super blinded and fueled by his ego there. But that’s just me.
He didn’t know how long that guy was gonna take beating the shit out of someone. He wasn’t “blinded and fueled by ego” he was trying to help a man that he saw was in trouble. Mr Incredible is also far better equipped to catch a criminal, so he likely would’ve been able to chase him down without a problem. That’s not even the point though, because he wanted to help even if he maybe couldn’t have caught the guy.
@@a_fine_edition2746 Yeah. I hear you. That's a fair point to make. It's just that my impression of said scene and its scenario was that Bob was way high up in an office building and it would've taken a decent amount of time to reach the person and his mugger outside. Also, look, I'm not an expert on the subject, but I've always personally felt that a mugging of that kind shown in the movie would just take just a minute or two at the most and that the mugger would try and get away as soon as possible once they've hassled their person. But hey, we all have our different perspectives. But also, what I feel kind of reinforces my feeling is how at the hospital, Rick Dicker gives Bob a reality check in which he retorted, "Someone's ALWAYS in trouble," when Bob tried to defend him snapping at Mr. Huff and why he desperately wanted to help the guy getting mugged. Stop that one crime, but there are hundreds of thousands more being committed out there that are out of your hands.
@@BMM44KalmarHufflepuffLet me picture you a scene. You were a superhero who tried your best to do what's right with that use of your powers for good saving people that see. You make a name of yourself. But due to some minor hiccups in your past and other people with superpowers making some mistakes. You and your kind have been forced to put up the vape for stuff that... you don't think you had control over. And the only job that didn't show your powers for suspicion is a faulty scandal health insurance that your lawyers gave you as a last resort (15 years of failing to hide the thing your born with). You just relocated your family for another incident, your mental tolerance in self-esteem is an All Time low. Now you see a helpless man is getting beat up all you can legally do is take money from him and leave him a stray. That shouldn't happen to good people
@@BMM44KalmarHufflepuff From what I can see, Bob's outburst (and the subsequent hospitalization of his worm of a boss) had less to do with the mugging itself and more to do with the million different evils he's had to put up with ignoring at Insuracare. Even if you don't factor in the memo that simultaneously praises the employees while informing them they're to be charged for every supply and utilities used on the clock, Bob was being dressed down for not manipulating and destroying the customers with legitimate insurance claims. It's implied that there have been several of these 'meeting's before, but even if it was the first one Bob's boss was still acting like an evil bastard, but Bob was probably able to somewhat convince himself that even THIS GUY would care somewhat about a crime happening in front of him. To have that minor rationalization shattered while simultaneously being humiliated would give any human being a reason to lash out. Unfortunately for Bob (or fortunately, if you consider the plot), he's a very physical man with an explosive temper when pushed too far.
So yeah, it doesn't make sense for it to be about ego or pride.
Am I the only one disturbed that all these people kept talking? Like there is a difference between your reaction and commentary. Anyone who talks during a movie they haven't seen yet...maybe your wasting your time. 🙄
2:37