The Incredibles

I still think this is my favorite Pixar movie. It holds up so well, and it just delivers such solid family fun with some genuine laughs and actual impressive action sequences.
How is it Pixar able to get a Fantastic Four movie done soo perfectly, but Marvel can't...?

The standard-bearer of excellence for the Pixar animation house, The Incredibles has aged well in the seven years since its release, and it should come as no surprise. With a clever, all-ages sense of humor, a masterfully paced storyline, wonderfully rounded characters and genuinely perfect voice acting, the filmmakers have left little cause for concern.

Spotted throughout with nods, winks and nudges of all shapes and sizes for the dedicated comic book fans that are bound to be in the audience, the plot also remains easily-accessible for those who haven’t so much as laid eyes a funny book. On top of that, its excellent sense of timing and regular ability to one-up itself is more than enough to ensure that no eyeballs wander far from the center of the screen. The perfect family film, it's also something I have no shame about watching repeatedly by my lonesome.

I've gotta say. This is the best Pixar film to date. For visuals I give it only a 7/10 but maybe that's just me being snobby because I'm into 3D rendering and this was made in the early 2000's. But for overall story and viewing experience, 10/10. It was funny, exciting, emotionally engaging, and in general had the right amount of everything.

"Honey, where's my super suit?"

The best fantastic four movie out there. One of Pixar's best movies and holds up very well. It's still a blast to watch. I love all the real family drama and real problems they have. All the action is great. Edna is a great character. I'm really looking forward to the sequel.

Stop Right Now Or You're Fired

I've wanted this movie for years because it's just fantastic from beginning to end... But I've never seen it (or any other Disney/Pixar) for less than 19.96!!!!

Touching and exciting, the best "Fantastic Four" adaptation ever made.

“You didn’t save my life; you ruined my death.”

Syndrome is still a great villain who makes for an interesting contrast to Mr. Incredible. The film is still filled with a myriad of memorable set pieces, genuinely funny gags, inventive action sequences, an engrossing plot, and one of my favorite scores...and I’m still disappointed with the sequel.

my , my what an incredible family