AboveDeepBuggy Some things I liked some I did not.

Senteur As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

Sameer Callahan It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

Pjtaylor-96-138044 'The Incredibles (2004)' is a masterclass in character, always putting its central family in front of its superb superhero action. That action is often somewhat counterintuitively but cleverly conveyed using the tropes and language of the spy genre, giving the movie a decidedly 60s flavour in the process. The piece is a much more mature affair than you might expect, being a family film in every sense of the word - a movie suitable for kids as opposed to one made for them. It is nuanced, affecting and will actually pay off more for the older members of its audience. It plays like a live-action picture with the world's most convincing special effects, since they're rendered exactly like the rest of the flick, and some of the most convincing characters, too. What makes the film so fantastic is that it's genuinely entertaining all the way through. It's properly funny, intriguing, suspenseful, emotionally impactful and exciting, too. What's so impressive is that it easily rises to the top of its genre, standing amongst the best of its peers (and even, in itself, commenting on them), despite being released when that very same genre was still in its infancy. It stands tall as apparent 'kid' fare that's far more mature than most 'adult' - or, at least, 'teen' - stuff being produced even today (over ten years after its release). It's effortlessly enjoyable and wonderfully conceived. Really, it's just incredible. 8/10

kevinurielgamer I love this film, it can be my absolute favourite superhero movie (Not animated film, but pretty close) -Animation 8.7/10 "We all know its good if it is Pixar" -Story 8.5/10 "A Superhero family drama? Who could have though! -Dialogue: 8.6/10 "Unforgetable lines" -Humour: 8/10 "Not so many, but they are good" Music: 8.8/10 "Very fitting into the superhero theme"Veredict:External Point of view: 8.7/10 Internal Point of view: 8.3/10

sidsun27 Watching this film gets you straight towards entertainment and fun. You really wish to rewatch the movie again! There are some aspects that i didnt like about the film, one of them was villain was hyped all through the film and at the end he came out to be a simple nasty foolish character! But this deserves a 9 because all we want is a good and enjoyable time watching the films! Disney pixar always never fails to entertain most of it's audience

Subhan Bakhtiyarov The Incredibles is a brilliant, amazing, fabulous and astonishing film, with plenty of thrills, laughs, and action. It is enough to please both families and comic book geeks. It's easily one of the best Pixar films I've ever watched. One thing immediately noticeable about this film is that it is markedly more mature in tone. Although The Incredibles has plenty of action (including chases and battle scenes), its strength is that it makes the characters and their relationships more important than the fights and pyrotechnics.Overall, It is a stylishly sleek, well-paced, funny, thrilling, and exceptionally written film. No review of The Incredibles would be complete without mentioning the excellent performances of the great actors Craig T. Nelson and Holly Hunter. There is no need for a more review of The Incredibles, just don't pass up on this film.