HONEY, WHERE IS MY SUPER SUIT!? - First Time Reaction to The Incredibles
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It’s sad to imagine that all the heroes who were some of Bob’s friends all just wanted to relive their glory days just like he did. Frozone’s line of “I don’t see anyone from the old days Bob. Just you.” is a lot darker now.
Real
And all this happened all because bob rejected someone who admired him. I feel so bad for bob because I sometimes feel that deep down he does feel some regret that this happened cuz of him 😢
What’s also bad is I compared the heroes in seen at the wedding to the ones from the No Capes part. If I’m correct, the four behind Edna and GB are some of those poor heroes.
Either they were just reusing, or all that really happened afterwards. Either way morbid
Syndrome killed his friends. That's pretty dark
@@MoonlightPrincess07 It's most likely that it happened afterwards. Some would be too stubborn to stop because some law told them to, and still try to help people even at the risk of getting jailed.
Fun Fact: Syndrome’s name is a reference to Hero Syndrome, a condition where a person creates dangerous situations so that they can play the “hero”, which is exactly what Syndrome did in the movie.
Damn, so many years and I'm just now finding out about this, I just thought it was a random "cool" name and nothing more but that's actually deep.
We’ll that explains a lot and gives a new meaning to Buddy s motives.
@@ethandoyle4978 The SITTER!
OH I didn't know that! But that makes sense. Honeslty when I firs say his name and design, I assumed his power was to inflict some sort of mind control or power drain as a "syndrome" or disease
really? I always thought it was in reference to how he was treated the syndrome of mr incredibles poor treatment of him
Its so dark when you realize the first Robot Bob fight was intendede for Frozone, that is why it bring him down the volcano area so no water
That... Oh... If that is true then damn that's a smart detail. It prepped for ice and not strength
And it tried tearing him apart. Meaning it did that before on someone else, as well.
I never thought about that
@@averysteffen1732 Also it tried tearing HIM apart. Something that wouldn't really work. It can cut him much easier than tear him as shown earlier. It was trying to rip Frozone in half.
Huh. How do you know it's meant for Frozone?
Fun fact: Frozone’s wife’s name is literally Honey so when he calls for her it isn’t like the stereotypical wife nickname “honey”, he’s actually calling out her name.
The funny thing is, we’ve become privy to this fact during the dinner scene when Bob and Lucius leave. Helen says “Say ‘hello’ to Honey for me Lucius.”
thats hilarious lmao
Considering what he says in the opening, I’m wondering if he married a superwoman with a bee theme…
@@JAnne_Bonne Would make sense, and it would also be thematic, since ice cools and calms down bees, for all we know, Honey could have been a supervillain who changed for the better.
I'll never get over that Edna remembers all of those Superhero deaths down to the exact date. Cause SHE was the one who made their costumes.
She's blaming herself and taking accountability for every single one of those deaths because the Heros trusted HER to keep THEM save and she feels like she failed all of them.
Taking all that guilt into consideration really puts alot of things Edna says and does in the movie into perspective.
That's a really good point.
damn i always liked to imagine she had them on deck so that she can destroy anyone who tries to advocate for capes like bob did, but your interpretation hits different
To be fair, we see in the second movie that there are other superhero designers, so maybe those were all someone else's designs and she learned from their mistakes.
"Where is my super suit!" I don't care what anyone tries to tell me, that is still the funniest scene in any Pixar movie.
Ikr
"'GREATER GOOD'?! I AM YOUR WIFE! I'M THE GREATEST 'GOOD' YOU'RE EVER GONNA GET!"
Some guy at my high school nicknamed his last name “Frozone” during my sophomore year, and used that quote a lot at rallies and other school events he went to 😎 He was quite popular, to say the least!!
All of their powers are reflective of their stereotypes as a family. The dad is the strong protective type, the mom is always pulled in every direction, the teenager puts up walls and disappears, the young boy is fast and full of energy, and babies are an unpredictable nightmare.
As an aviation student, Helens pilot lingo is literally 100% accurate. It REALLY adds to the insane tension of that scene, its one of my favorite scenes ever.
I remember reading somewhere that she was specifically using military lingo and not civilian which is interesting.
Her plane code being India Golf Niner Niner, AKA IG-99, as a reference to Iron Giant (1999) is a great touch.
@@Shadic0699didn't she know someone in the military? I think he got her the jet
@cjnewman7550 snog, a pilot. They knew eachother from early days and she specifically called about him owing her a favor. (I think either their careers cross somewhere, being that supers worked under the government back then, he was a super as well, or he happens to be more than a friend, given that a certain Parr more closely resembles snog than Bob 👀)
I really loved that scene. I had the dvd so I would also watch the plane bonus scene.
Fun fact: The voice of Edna Mode was none other than the film's writer and director Brad Bird himself. Also...NO CAPES! 💜
I remember that. I think he couldn’t find the right voice so he ended up doing it himself
@@Im2lazy4thisCritEven one of the people they were going to have be Edna be said “you seem to have a good handle on the voice yourself” or something to that extent and he was like yeah I’m gonna do it.
They had someone in mind. And he was filling in during production. But ended up being the one that they went with for the final cut.@Im2lazy4thisCrit
And what if she design Syndrome suit as well...
adding onto this fact is that Brad Bird's eldest son voiced Tony Ridinger and his youngest voiced the kid on the tricycle 😂 also the guy who voices Bernie (the teacher) voices Linguine in Ratatouille
When Bob and Lucius were listening to the police scanner before the burning building, Mirage says "He's not alone. *The fat one's still with him*" meaning that she was originally looking for Lucius/Frozone. Later on, you see that Frozone's location is "KNOWN." The Omnidroid Bob fought in the jungle had a blue light and took him to a lava-filled volcano. After seeing the burning building scene, imagine what would've happened to Frozone if he was fighting the first Omnidroid (which was most likely intended for him) instead of Bob. He would NOT have survived.
They found Bob by accident and chose him instead of Frozone bc Syndrome specifically wanted vengeance against him, and then all Supers after him. But to Syndrome's messed-up psyche, Bob was the figurehead of all Supers; for him, it was personal. Eliminating Super-ness was just a cascading effect from his original hubris against Bob.
Let’s just get the obvious outta the way: Helen is THE Pixar mom
The mom from Onward is at least a close second.
Yeah, hard to top that thickness.
Bomb Voyage is easily one of my favorite villain names. It’s so obvious yet so clever.
Syndrome is underrated tbh. It could be referring to Main Character Syndrome or Hero Syndrome, more likely Hero Syndrome because it’s a thing where people purposely create scenarios in which they’ll lead as the hero to gain the satisfaction and pleasure, however he removed “Hero” from it because he is…definitely not a real hero. lol. So then you just have SYNDROME.
In the french version he is named "Follamour" which would translate litteraly to "Crazy love" but put in one word
it's also funny how a Bomb Voyage cosplayer has been causing some chaos at furry conventions lately
@@minoassal That is not a sentence I expected to read today
“MONSIEUR INCROYABLE!!!” gets me everytime😂😂
The movie is set in the 50s because shortly afterwards most of America enacted what are known as 'Good Samaritan Laws'. Basically, you can't sue somebody for attempting to help you
Sounds pretty twisted that someone would sue you for trying to help. Now hearing it for the first time.
@@omni-galachu9684 Its still a thing in various countries.
@@omni-galachu9684it’s mostly in cases where someone tries to help but actually caused more damage than what would have happened without their intervention
i think the movie takes place in the 60s or maybe 70s tbh. Edna mentions to Bob the first guy to be killed by his cape happened in 1958 during the time superheroes were still legal.
@@sharaleeisme You've got the right idea here. The deaths had to be before the Supers went underground. Violet was probably born around that time, and as she's 14 in the two movies, the earliest that the movies would take place would be in 1972 (assuming that Thunderhead's death in '58 was just before the mass lawsuits that drove the Supers under, with Violet being concieved during the Parr's honeymoon at around the same time.
51:48 It got cut out, but Dash's giggle at discovering he can run on water would be EVERY KID'S REACTION to finding out they can run on water!!!
9:03 This teacher is voiced by Lou Romano, who would go on to voice Alfredo Linguini in "Ratatouille." "He's a little RAT, he's guilty!" Coincidence? I think not! lol
Oh my God, I never even realized that.
I never knew that when I was younger and then I rewatched The Incredibles a few months ago and was like "Oh my God that's Linguini!!" 😂😂😂
@@FireAndBlood96I THINK NOT LITTLE CHEF
Fun fact when violet saved dash by using her force field she didn't know that she could control it so she was about/tried to sacrifice herself for dash.
That's more like a sad fact
“All I remember is a Thicc Mommy.”
We need that on a t-shirt.
It probably on a T-shirt
I highly encourage looking up the super hero interviews that came with the dvd, they’re on TH-cam and just makes the whole story sadder hearing these heroes in their prime be so positive and full of life.
Highlights for me are that one superhero who spoke very rapidly in the interview because she forgot which dimension she was in, Dynaguy explaining how he came up with his name (Diner-guy), Frozone explaining how he discovered his powers, and Gazerbeam talking about why he thinks the Thrilling 3 split up, the disadvantages of laser vision, and how he's quite a funny guy (he says in a monotone lawyer voice).
Bob never says that buddy can't be a hero cuz he have no powers, he just says that he, Mr. Incridible, works alone and after that ask the police to tell his parents about him, in the end it was all just a "syndrome".
Exactly, while he could have been a little nicer in the first scene in the car (I mean the ejecting Buddy part, not what he said) everything else Bob was right. The kid prove he wasn't ready when he barged into a situation with a dangerous villain, and didn't listen to Bob about the bomb. In fact, buddy could be considered more guilty about the train accident than Bob, and yet he just tell the cops to take him to his parents.
@@albertfronton3634 It's messed up that, when you think about it, Buddy's actions are part of what led to supers being banned in the first place. Obviously the train incident was a setup for a "scandal", but as a kid, I never really thought about how the cops react to Mr. Incredible stating that:
A. Bomb Voyage got away
B. He doesn't intend to go after him
They could never really know the full context, and the little bit that they do get paints Mr. Incredible in a really bad light, making him look almost irresponsible. Especially if they actually believe "Incrediboy" when he says he's Mr. Incredible's sidekick.
Yeah Buddy is projecting his own insecurities onto Mr Incredible
It’s hard for me to imagine how any kid back then would’ve understood the whole Insuricare subplot. I didnt know what Bob exactly was doing to help out his customers as why his boss was mad about that. I also didn’t know what Bob’s boss meant by, “Well, let’s hope we don’t cover him!” Now I think that line is hilarious. 😅
Ikr
When I was a kid, I didn't recognize the implication that Helen thought Bob was having an affair. I thought she was just really mad he had gone back to superheroing without telling her. Which to be fair, she was definitely mad about too lol.
@@panfanwithaplan Same, I thought she mad just because she figured out she was lying to him about going back to hero work.
They did such a good job with conveying the vibe of what's happening that even when the dialogue and specifics are too complex for kids to really understand, they still generally know what's going down. As a little kid I didn't understand the nuances of the lawsuits or Bob's insurance job, but they conveyed the information and sequence of events so well I understood "people got hurt when he was saving them" "people mad they got hurt-superheroes banned" "dull office job, some sort of paperwork thing. Lady's upset, Bob's not supposed to help but secretly does." It just really goes to show you don't have to dumb it down for kids and underestimate your audience, you just have to be good at how you convey it. It just takes good writing and storyboarding for kids to understand the gist... and then it translates well to adults and ages well because while it's inherently easy to understand, you only fully understand the nuances when you're older. This movie was really so freaking good for so many reasons
I don't think I had a good grasp on what insurance was as a kid, but I definitely remember understanding the gist of the scene, that he's helping people by doing his job, and his boss is mad because it cuts into the company's profits. Obviously there's a lot more nuance to it that I never got as a kid, but the plot still made sense.
There is not enough words in the English language that can describe the amount of praise I have for this movie, it is a 10/10 masterpiece, easily Pixar’s greatest movie and one of the best movies of all time
I watched this movie at least 40 times when I was 3-4, it was probably the best movie I watched for a long while (at least before I discovered How to Train Your Dragon).
This movie is so good. Syndrome is so iconic and his plan is dark as hell
Bob has made one of the best Disney villains ever.
@@leorojas6390depends on how you look at it at it syndrome thinks he’s a good guy
@@Getstr8cash But he's going after Supers and eliminate them one by one. Even when he's selling his inventions to buyers around the world.
Syndromes backstory is just whatever but he's plan and flair are great
Love the profile pic man. What is Serperior combined with in that picture?
HONEY? WHERE IS MY SUPER SUIT?!
-At that moment, one of the most remembered Pixar moments of all time, and an excellent meme, was born. 💜 ❄️
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6:33 One of the things I appreciate the MOST about this franchise and how it portrays Supers is that they're very tough and durable, but NOT indestructible. They still feel pain even when they're super strong like Mr. Incredible/Bob. You know he's just doing his job to save people by stopping the train, but by his face you can tell this is still gonna hurt.
To explain the kinds' powers:
Violet - Ultraviolet light manipulation
Dash - To run fast i.e. super speed
Jack Jack - A jack of all trades / master of none (a bunch of powers that, as a baby, he doesn't really control so much as just rolls with)
I just realized that their name are connected to the powers, but I don't know what jack means😶
@@nicolas._.2294 Jack Jack's name is based on an expression that describes someone who has tried many different skills, but is not an expert in any of them. The full quote is "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one."
@@KyleAllen001 oh, well that weirdly actually describes me. Ty!!!!
and if you look at the family as a whole:
Mr incredible: super strong, super durable
Mrs incredible: super stretchy
Vi: force fields and invisibility
dash: super speed
Jack Jack: numerous
other than dash, that is basically the fantastic 4, with one of their kids as a reality bender (basically can do whatever he wants)
jack jack can use any power he wants, kind of like a fantastic 4 villain, the super skrull called 'Kl'rrt'' who could use all the powers given to them; typically using the whole family's powers at once, but any super skrull (and there were many) could be imprinted with any powerset and combination of powers (e.g, wolverine's metal claws and cyclops' eye lasers)
dash even has the blonde hair and kind of a similar personality to johnny/human torch
You're right about Dash and Violet, but Jack Jack's power is to alter his own matter. It's kinda like shapeshifting, except he can also extend it to effects that originate from him, such as the fire, or lasers.
Here’s what I love about Brad Bird.
With most of Pixar movies, they felt like they were made for kids but adults could watch too. And they’re definitely great. But with this movie and ratoullie, it feels like they were for adults but kids can watch.
💯
I really love the interviews in the beginning and how they mirror their attitudes in the present.
Like obviously you have Bob and Hellen who take retirement completely different from what they through they want. Bob wishing he had peace and quiet, but missing the glory days, while Hellen didn't want to retire, but came to appreciate the domestic life.
And then we have Frozone who literally plays it cool saying he doesn't want to settle down with a woman, but then gets in trouble with his wife for trying to ditch her to save the city.😂
Vaccuming Bob's office. Metal and glass bits getting sucked up. "What's on his floor?" Probably that iPad that exploded. :D
That's... actually a fair point.
I don't know why but I always thought that Bob broke the glass his suit was in to get it back and the glass was what she was vacuuming your explanation makes way more sense.
Huh. Can't believe I never noticed that detail.
You see, it’s stuff like this I like; you can go back at any point in life and find new things.
What makes Incredibles such a great movie is that it looks like a simple superhero story at first glance. It’s still fun when you are a kid and all.
But once you grow up, you notice a lot of extra stuff that add layers to the whole thing.
exactly why it’s my favorite animated movie ever. there’s so many key details i either missed or didn’t understand as a child that i do now and it makes the movie even more enjoyable for me
The sad thing is a lot of old content (movies, tv shows, etc) used to be like this. A fun film for the kids and something adults can rewatch and pick up on stuff they missed back when they were young. Now they make kids content as absolute mind melting mush in the belief that kids are dumb and don't deserve any better which means its an absolute nightmare to watch with them as an adult. I went to quite a few films with my nephews and nieces when they were young but if I were still doing that now it'd be a huge chore rather than an enjoyable time with family.
There is a theory, that Edna did also made the suite for Syndrome. But she was smart enough to notized, that something is wrong with him. So she gave him a cave, just in case.
While the theory is good I don't fully believe it for two reasons. For one Edna is very strict on how she creates things and is very proud of her work. Regardless if it's a villain or not I don't think she would actively sabotage a client plus realistically it would ruin her reputation.
(I believe there's a Spider-Man comic with a situation like this too where a man fixes heros and villains costumes while staying neutral)
Secondly Syndrome has stated he creates everything himself and is just as prideful of his creations as Edna. Even as a kid he made his own costume and gadgets. I doubt he would willingly let someone help design something as important as his image. Also I don't believe Syndrome ever realized the dangers of his cape as a boy and just never grew out of thinking they're cool which is why he kept that design choice as he wanted to be better then all the superheros in every way, even in appearance.
If you think about it the side story to this whole movie is about a kid who grew up advancing in knowledge but not emotionally. Even as an adult he never got passed his childish attitude and failed because of it.
I can believe it, but considering the scope of the weapons he made, I could better buy Syndrome making his own suit too.
@@ShadowDemon_4 For someone who advanced so far in knowledge, I’m surprised Syndrome knew Mr. Incredible could’ve hid behind the corpse of Gazerbeam in the cave, (as Mr. Incredible’s body/remains weren’t found) but didn’t know the problem with capes. 😂😅 He also forgot to make his robot more resistant to piercing attacks
@@ShadowDemon_4 You have good points. But hey its just a theory. A FILM THEORY. Thanks for reading ;)
I really do not like that theory. For one thing if Edna knew he was dangerous enough to sabotage him she would not let him kill all those supers, she would call all her old friends to go deal with him. Also Syndrome is egotistical to the point he would not let someone else make his suit and it is an upgraded version of his Incrediboy outfit.
This movie is one of the greatest animated movies ever made.
Just for the people I know will ask this, yes they watched Incredibles 2 on Patreon, so it will be on TH-cam soon. Maybe next week. We'll just see when it when we see it.
Sincerely: A Billy 💜
Thank youuuu! (I knew they'd do it eventually, but thanks for reminding us!)
I'm more interested in that mention of Airplane and whether it will be on youtube at all.
They had to create entirely new technology just to animate Violet/Invisigirl's hair. It nearly drove the animators insane.
Indeed
Jack-Jack was also supposed to turn into a kind of goopy, slime-like thing at the ending, but they eventually decided to axe it (after some heated exchanges) due to it being just too complex on top of figuring out everything else.
Their family dynamic is so sweet, even with their issues. Bob and Helen, despite going through a rough patch, never hsitate to protect each other and their kids, Violet jumped in front of gunfire to protect Dash and ACCIDENTALLY activated her force field, Dash protecting Violet. Their relationships are the heart of this movie despite not actually being the focus.
Fun fact: In the superhero profile on the dvd, it's revealed that one of Mr. incredible's powers is danger sense.
If you look closely, he either changes his facial expression or turns his head almost every time something bad happens.
Is that why he reacted so strongly to Helen when he came home late? If so, that's amazing 😂
Yeah his intuition is on point
the kids are all named after their superpowers:
Violet- ultraviolet forcefield and invisibility
Dash- quick pace, lightning fast
Jack-Jack- Jack of all trades. has been seen doing up to 13 powers
Jack Jack has more than that. Bob said he's seen 17 so far in the sequel.
The entire first 30 minutes of the movie-"hes fat"
Right after-"maybe he has a crazy metabolism"
Super Strength likely means a far more efficient vascular system.
@@jacksonvoet8312 which could make alcohol hit harder and faster
@@KonnerHumanDBZT It could? I didn’t know that. I was just talking about him working out surprisingly quickly.
@KonnerHumanDBZT as far as I know, while it metabolizes faster, the large amount of extra mass make it less effective
@@bryangarcia5207 I think a fast metabolizm actually makes you lose weight less quick, contrary to popular belief. But his size alone would make alcohol ineffective. Like Andrew the Giant was in real life.
I know a lot of babysitters like to use the phrase "I don't get paid enough for this" but Kari I think gets to say that more than any of them.
man i just hope she got paid before they wiped her memory 💀
Incredibles is an actual masterpiece of a movie. I love how I watched and loved this movie as a kid, and a decade later new people still fall in love with this movie like me and my family did.
Frozone: "That's alright with me, I'm good... I'm good" 😎😎😎😎😎
The fact that he even looks like Samuel L. Jackson himself
The intro where he stops the car with the tree is up there with the most satisfying moments in all of cinema
52:55-52:58
Where is my supersuit? WHERE IS MY SUPERSUIT?! That's one of the best lines from Frozone
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I work in insurance and I can say this is exactly what it’s like to work for an insurance company
6:33 The thing I appreciate the most about this franchise is showing us that Supers are still just people. They might be strong and extra-durable and have different powers that make them more difficult to take down than a regular human, but they're NOT indestructible/invincible/immortal and they still feel pain. Bob's just doing his job to stop the train and save the people inside, but you can tell by his face that it's still gonna hurt.
At 43:26, the impact from the missiles blowing up the plane briefly knocks Helen unconscious. The suits might be (almost) indestructible, but that doesn't mean Helen or any other Super is.
Frozone needed moisture in the air to do his ice powers
Mr Incredible needed to brace because the train seemed to hurt
Violet needed time to get used to her shields, not just instantly blocking the missile
The supers had strengths, but had weaknesses as well. People :)
I’m so glad you guys watched the Jack-Jack short too. A hilarious supplement to the main movie!
Fun fact: In this scene, 49:06 when Helen punches Mirage, she tries to punch Bob too but he dodged it.
Oh my god ive never noticed that. I adore this movie even more. I always felt Dash got his abilities more from Bob. Bobs greater density and reaction time really would lend themselves perfectly to speedsters.
2:38 Awesome Changeling to the Suit!
3:35 Got'em them!
4:31 Shut up dude!
5:27 Bomb Voyage!
6:43 Damn!
11:03 Meme!
12:01 😂😂😂
14:43 Freeze!🥶
17:05 Holy Crap Bob!
19:52 Whoops!
23:03 😅😅😅
24:30 Ambush!
25:19 My Back!
27:39 No Capes!
31:05 Edna!
32:13 it's Syndrome!
35:13 Edna is Psycho!
36:35 Starling the Pot!
37:13 Alley-Opp!
39:22 Bad Timing!
40:00 Pull yourself together Women!
41:37 Kids!
43:18 DAMN
44:20 You go Momma!
47:17 Dirty Chumps Erik & Boom!
49:06 Oh Shoot!
51:12 See ya Idoit!
52:55 Ultimate Meme!
53:15 🤣🤣🤣
54:15 Superduper
55:33 Don't say it Loud!
56:07 Slingshot!
56:43 That will do Incredibles!
58:21 Jack-Jack is Rage Mode!😱
58:32 Beast Mode! Engage!
59:09 No Capes Jackass!
1:00:09 Pull back!😆
1:02:17 Haha!😄
1:03:00 🔥🔥🔥
1:04:09 you didn't See Anything!
43:53 Helen saw the reflection of the plane falling directly above them in the water so she shoved her kids out of the way. This scene was also meant to be way darker originally bc her friend Snug, who she used to fly jets with and who loaned her this jet, was supposed to be on the plane with them and Helen wasn't able to save him, in the first script. When Helen looks down at the jet sinking, Snug was meant to be sinking with it, heavily implied to be deceased. That was too dark so they almost completely erased his character from the script.
Bruh my question the last few times was how much crime is in this town? They have like 7 superheroes in one place and every time they turn a corner there's something else right there.
That city has problems
I remember finding out this movie, rather than just an aesthethic choice, is actually set in the 50's
I swear, Pixar was singlehandedly keeping Disney afloat in the 2000s ^^;
Along with Pirates of the Caribbean, arguably (Dead Man's Chest was the first $1 billion grosser for the studio).
Disney didn't even buy Pixar until 2006.
If you pay attention in the beginning (where Mirage is spying on them in the car) you'll notice that Frozone was actually supposed to be the next target, not Mr. Incredible.
“Is this where my thing for redheads comes from” a question I must now ponder for myself
45:36 There's a reason this feels like a "weird Mission Impossible-style movie!" This is set in a fictional, retro-futuristic version of 1963 and is heavily modeled after the Film Noir style. The music uses a lot of brass and was recorded on wax cylinders like the ones gramophones play, to give it that old-timey feel.
I’m so surprised you guys haven’t reacted to this yet! My favorite animated movie by far!
44:45 I’ma be honest that’s the first time I’ve ever audibly heard that he was crying- damn that actually hurts having it be completely audible
Love this movie. Genuinely one of the best-animated movies and even one of the best superhero movies with such a grounded, relatable theme behind it, it still has intense and wholesome moments that feel balanced, which you hardly see in superhero media. Syndrome is also one of the best and most charismatic PIXAR villains if you ask me.
Always glad that the crew can always change the priority of what I need to watch this very second. Never fails to disappoint
I don't say this lightly, it's up there with Wall-E
Young Syndrome: “Incrediboy!!!”
Mr.Incredible: “You’re Not Affiliated With Me!!!!”
One of my favorite lines!!!!
"Hey, no force fields!"
I kind of love how they keep on discussing all of these things Mr. Incredible could do to help him manage his life, therapy, exercise, etc, it's both really cool of them, but also shows how much they're not taking into account how different the times were back then, both early 2000's and when Mr. Incredible grew up, self care was not nearly as normalized then as it is now, and even now there's still a lot of struggle with accepting it, I'm looking at you HAES! 😆
It's also set in the 60s.
It also might show to what extent popular culture has normalized conformity. The Incredibles are incredible people. They have talents. The government wants to force everyone to be the same, as does Syndrome. This movie actually touches on some of the same themes as Equus, where the protagonist is a psychologist reflecting on how to deal with a disturbed young man. In learning the young man's history and his unique way of looking at the world, he realizes both the danger and the fact that the world is itself disturbed, and though it is his job to help the young man adjust, he understands that this is suppressing the young man's individuality. Another reason this movie is set in a faux 1960s is that post-WWII was an era of international homogenization, both through capitalism and through communism. I really hate when people say that someone who has issues "just needs therapy," because then therapy becomes a tool of oppression. The government is always right, so anyone who objects just needs to be brainwashed into subservience. If Bob had not acted against the grain, Syndrome probably would have risen to greater heights, and real superheroes would continue to be oppressed.
@@empyreanwizard I think there is a massive gap between someone saying someone "just needs therapy" and it becoming a tool of oppression, pretty much anything that can help people can be a tool of oppression if checks and balances aren't in place to stop it, therapy as it is intended does not dictate what is correct and incorrect behavior, it dictates to you what you're doing and why, so that you may reflect and grow from it, that's why therapy doesn't do anything to people that already think there's nothing wrong with them, or people that simply don't want to change.
Jack-Jack's name is a reference to the phrase "Jack of all Trades"
Dash obviously refers to how fast he is
Violet refers to Ultraviolet Light, a wavelength that's invisible to the human eye
The Michael Giacchino score in this is amazing. My favorite of any Pixar film.
fr, I'm so glad he's gonna be doing the soundtrack for Fantastic Four
This score was really his first big hit, and it's the main reason why he's pretty much everywhere nowadays (and for very good reason, the score fucking slaps).
My childhood this right here
After this yall have to rank Pixar moms
One thing I love about this movie, is that the heroes can still be portrayed as goofy, but everyone is actually quite skilled and capable. Even dash and violet aren’t pushovers despite being kids who still didn’t realize their capabilities.
This movie is so good even as an adult! I remember seeing a TH-cam video explaining the plane scene and how Helen was using actual communication and callout procedures.
Incredible can be very dark when you look at it but it’s also so well done about the characters and adults
Billy isn't allowed to be angry. Any irate part of Billy is immediately ejected and exiled from the entity that is Billy. Billy is one. Billy is pure because everything is gonna be fine
The Baby Sitter being a real one, able to completely figure out Jack-Jack's power set and counters AND fast enough to deflect laser eyes. Then there's the neighborhood kid just sitting there waiting for something awesome to happen, likely a psychic and doesn't now it >w
Honestly, I like Kari and how she talks on the phone
9:50 “I would not be able to *not* go off on that guy…”
But he’s right, though. Dash totally was putting tacks on his chair and Helen knew it, that’s why she didn’t go off on the teacher 😂
Jack-Jack, Superhero name: Jack of all trades.
Always thought "Jack of All" would make for a catchier hero name.
That chase scene is my absolute favorite scene in the entire movie. I could watch a whole hour of Dash just running around.
Also, their powers are actually symbolic. Bob is the father, the strong supporter of the family, so he has super strength. Helen is the mother and has to be flexible to help the family, hence she has elasticity. Violet is shy and wants to hide and puts of walls, so she has invisibility and force fields. Dash is hyperactive and competative so he has super speed. And Jack-Jack is a baby who has yet to develop his sense of self.
Yes, I like that representation. Honestly, I always wanting Helen and Violet's powers
@@a.g.demada5263 Me too. Although being super strong and super fast would be nice too.
@@Lupinemancer87 of course, but it's better if you can use it during your everyday life, like Helen does
18:26 because being a hero is illegal and Mr Incredible alone cost the government millions in one day???? Now imagine how many heros cost the governments the same amount if not more that's the whole point of the first bit of the movie lol
everyone togetherr, i'm happy
Fun Fact, all of the names of the kids mirror their powers. Voilet controls ultraviolet rays, dash is dashes around, and Jack Jack is a jack of all trades.
FYI their powers are models after the Fantastic Four.
Mr. Incredible is big strong and durable like The Thing.
Ms Incredible is based off Mr Fantastic who is a rubber man.
Violet is based on The Invisible Woman who has invisibility and force fields.
Dash has the personify for Johnny Storm aka Human Torch but is clearly powered dafger Quicksiler or Flash.
They're also modeled after the stereotypes of their roles in the family, including Jack Jack. Dad is super strong a literally Mr. Incredible, the mother is flexible and can adapt to a lot and almost seems to be in multiple places at once, teenage daughter shielding herself away and shy, young son full of energy, baby full of possibilities and potential.
I feel you all missed something important about what bob wants. He isn't a just thrill junky, being in dangerous situations or doing insane workouts or being in a circus isn't what fulfills him. It's HELPING people, and helping them in a way only he can. He likes feeling needed, feeling like he's helping and vital to other people in a way only a superhero could be. His midlife crisis is caused by him legally not being allowed to do that anymore, but the message of the movie is that he can get this fulfillment by being there for his family too. Even during his midlife crisis he still wanted to help people, like when he helped that old woman with her insurance trouble and he didn't need a big battle or dangerous thrills as an excuse to do it.
31:54 "Oh come on! You gotta admit this is cool!" -Syndrome
So, you know how you said this movie was dark? Originally the plane scene had Elastigirl's friend as the pilot, he dies with the explosion, and he’s the reason she later has that conversation with Vi
7:45 the problem is every Super Hero trying to be sued would end up with that Hancock scene where he cuts the bulletproof glass with his finger to ask his lawyer a question.
You cant really cant tell a hero what to do or you will annoy them enough to become a villain.
For the record, coconuts do kill people. The tree can grow super tall and if not kept up with, the fruits will fall by themselves (as ripened fruits do) and if an unlucky person is under it, then at best they got a busted up head, at worse…yeah.
This is Incredible of you guys to react to this!!!
I forgot how much I loved this movie! Everyone was so well rounded nobody felt like. Background character they forgot about. The creativity in their powers is amazing too!
I think the best part about these movies is that Jack Jack's powers are unlocked by Mozart😂😂😂😂
I think something that is very important for context; The Incredibles timeline takes place in the early 60s! The prologue when we see Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl get married was at the end of 1940s. Aside from this helping the settings make sense (the old cars, the mundane environments, etc) it helps better contextualize what is going on in that era, even if it is retro-futuristic. There was a lot happening in the 1900s in our American history-now bring superheroes into the mix! Lots of factors to consider when we see how the heroically gifted are treated 👀
A couple of angry Billys, the new karen...but worse.😂
things i love about this movie:
how much of a boss Gazerbeam was. He fought for super rights after they were made illegal, took out 2 of the omnidroids (listen to the beeps when he comes up), and managed to discover the password to syndrome's systems and write it down before he died. He was probably killed by syndrome himself, since he took out two of the robots and died in an enclosed space too small for any of the robots.
Edna Mode is voiced by the director, brad bird.
Syndrome was originally going to capture and kill frozone, until he changes his mind to mr incredible. When fighting mr incredible, the omnidroid V9 immediately brings him to a volcano, where frozone would have been weakened.
frozone's "i don't see anyone from the old days bob, just you" hits way harder when you realize the reason he didn't was because they were all dead.
Syndrome's name is derived from "hero syndrome", where someone believes themselves to be more important and heroic than they are. this fits, since syndrome's reasons for hating bob are a result of his own delusions.
helen's pilotese is 100% accurate, and the way she switches to it from caring mother is chilling
every super is super powerful, but they have their limits. bob braces before stopping the train, and helen can't stretch infinitely (technically a spoiler, but her weakness is expanded on in the 2nd movie)
each super's power is unique, but the ones that survived the longest are also very intelligent. normally if you see a big brawny superhero with super strength you'd assume he's be terrible at stealth, but bob sneaks into syndrome's compound quicker and easier than helen does, despite her having the "stealthy" superpower. not to mention, he's captured at no fault of his own.
edna mode is so against capes because she's the one who gave them to the supers. as such, she feels responsible for every cape-related death.
syndrome's security system is genius. it removes a perp's ability to escape without harming them, which allows you to question them later
when captured, helen lets bob have his vulnerable moment, despite knowing that violet had escaped, which just shows how human the supers really are
another method of showing how human supers are is bob being obsessed with being a super. at first you get the impression that he's just a selfish jerk who longs for the glory days that can't exist anymore, until you realize (through context and his reactions to events in the movie) that he isn't selfish, he just knew he was better at being a super than anything else and chaffed at not being able to do so.
dash can run on water
Such a fantastic movie, one of if not my favorite. A lot of the arguments I hear for Mr Incredible going into physical labor though tend forget the legal and social precident, though you guys did bring it up a liiiiittle. If he works one of those jobs, its more reason to use his powers, which gives others more reason to sue, fine, or arrest him for breaking the law regardless of the context. people will do it too and you know it, theres a reason the Good Samaritan laws were put into place a few years AFTER supers were illegalized (the law passing in '59 and the supers illegalization being around '47 as we see from the 15 year time jump to 1962, the date on his newspaper at home)
As for government contracts, then you get into the Captain America: Civil War issue. Do you give up your autonomy and just do whatever youre told to do in their interest? What if you morally have to disagree, what will happen then if youre under their thumb? And thats even if they want to hire supers, the same people they forced into hiding (certain minorities in similar situations were barred from employment, not only for obvious discrimination, but it was also feared they would betray the government if a foreign body offered more humane treatment)
Finally, for the side show hustle approach, in a world of recognized supers, itd be less of a wonder or novelty and again give reason to prosecute.
He worked in insurance because he wanted a way he could help the most people without having to get into extra legal trouble (though of course he would indulge when he could take the risk)
Literally, one of the best superhero family movies ever. Can't wait for you guys to see the second one. It's almost just as good 😊
Dash just straight killing people in the movie. This movie wasn't afraid to go dark.
And he ran through the bugs parallel that A- Train ran through Robin.
also vioet had a bit of a count as well, considering the saucers that bounced off her hamster-ball field...
WHERE. ITS . MY . SUPER. SUIT?!?!😂
I AAAHHH PUT IT AWAY
@@PhilthornWHERE?
@@kristophersy773 Why do you need to know?!
@@mythicgamer71I NEED IT
@@mythicgamer71I NEED IT
12:59 I just realized how weird it is that they think Jack-Jack is normal. That implies Dash could run straight out of the womb since Jack-Jack is too young to walk but it's already been decided
This was just such a fun movie when this came out. And it aged really well.
Fun fact: the director does also direct Mission Impossible too.
Iconic movie
They took a little to long on the second movie
The Incredibles has an interesting blend of the superhero genre with sitcom humor!
This movie really is, Incredible.
I really live the subtle scene where Bob is crying. It's actually incredibly dark if you think about it.
The fact that after Bob finds out so many of his friends and colleagues were exploited and murdered and right after that hearing his whole family seemingly be killed by the same man.
He probably blamed himself for everything too.
1:02:34 !!! Shes the real MVP
this is one of those movies where you notice new things everytime you watch it, like frozone telling the story about one of his villains monologing and giving him the chance to escape, only for syndrome to catch himself doing the same thing, implying he’s not like those old school villains
and dash being able to slide down the vine because his suit is friction proof