Sure is hard not to use the word incredible in this one line intro...

Rating: 10/10 (5 November 2004)

I saw this flick and thought to myself that Pixar has actually bettered themselves once again. It is truly an amazing achievement by this company. Each and every one of their films has gotten better. A part of this can be attributed to technical proficiency of the art form, but more important is the terrific stories. I really enjoyed myself throughout this entire film and often had my jaw open in amazement during the action scenes. And one more important achievement of this film is the unique vision that Brad Bird brought to the table. It really offsets "The Incredibles" from any previous Pixar film. The PG rating is a bit telling in that my 5 year old daughter didn't enjoy this one half as much as her mom and myself,but from 7 or 8 on everyone will love this film. I do not mean to imply that "The Incredibles" is too intense for 6 and under. I'm just not sure it plays as well to them as say a Shrek or a Disney animated tale. Of course it may play better to boys of that age. Which brings me to my next observation. NO way , and I repeat NO Way will Pixar outdo themselves once again in 2005. The trailer at the beginning of the Incredibles was for next years release "Cars" which looked fairly pedestrian. However if I were an 8 year old boy...then maybe I'd be getting excited already.