The Incredibles (Movie Review)

Nominated for four Oscars and winner of Best Animated Feature Film of the Year, The Incredibles is one of the best animated films of all time. A cross between Toy Story, Superman, and offices, it offers an endless array of action sequences, visual creativity, humor and well supplied. Director Brad Bird (who has a few episodes of the Director Simpsons) not only creates a memorable film, but also the voices of the stars sign The Incredibles, Edna Mode. And the followingin the rich tradition of animated classics such Bambi (1942), Beauty and the Beast (1991) and The Lion King (1994), Walt Disney Pictures teams once again with Pixar Animation Studios (with whom they meet at the Finding Nemo) to produce a film for children and adults will love with equal verve and passion ...

The Incredibles is located in the community imaginary comic Ville Metro Set (a mix of both houses of Superman, Metropolis and Smallville). Metro Villas is home to a number ofsuperhero Wonderful, blocked all the evil to save the hunt for killer of cats in trees do. Foremost among the superheroes Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson) who resembles Superman in power and style. Shortly after her marriage to Mr. Incredible Elastigirl lively (Holly Hunter), an increase in civil actions and other unlawful acts are unjust against the superheroes by the people, to save them, saved cite numerous damages to their person as a result. TheRash of lawsuits, and the strain in the budget of local government turns the tide of public opinion against the superheroes and forces them underground.

Held by the government witness protection program, Mr. Incredible has assumed a new identity - that of Bob Parr, an ordinary suburban middle class, which acts as insurance claims Specialist. Huddled in his cabin, Bob Parr, with the typical travails of a 9-hate-to-5 job, a boss, he revealed and Regulationsfeels are immoral and harmful to the company's clients. Meanwhile, Elastigirl is known as Helen Parr, and she has grown comfortable in his new role as a housewife rearing the couple's three suppressed-superhero children - Violet (a shy girl with the ability to be invisible), Dash (a cheeky boy with capacity super fast race) and Jack Jack (a baby without super powers as-of-yet-known). All goes well until Mr. Incredible, anxious to return to the lives of people to help, is approached by aSuper Secret organization of government, hoping to get her help. If it turns out to be part of an elaborate plot by the evil Syndrome (Jason Lee), a former Mr. Incredible sycophant are born, however, the bad, Elastigirl and the entire family must risk blowing Their cover Parr Mr. Incredible and save the world from certain destruction ...

The Incredibles deserves a place in the list of all of the top 100 films of all time. It 'really that good. The score composed by MichaelGiacchino (for his work on Alias) record associated with the contempt they know today's digital multi-track again in favor of old school analog recordings of 1960 in its efforts, the jazz-orchestra ambience often the golden age of comics. This attention to form and detail of the story sets the tone for The Incredibles. And that's why the film is worth seeing. Its meticulous blend of sound and image combined with a lot of fun - if not brilliant - makesThe Incredibles a solid competitor for the best film of 2004 ...

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