Disney/Pixar schooling the movie world

Rating: 10/10 (9 November 2004)

If only the world gave credit where credit is due. In a movie going world of the easy laugh and often crude pop-culture humor, Disney's presentation of Pixar's "The Incredibles" once again schools all computer animation rivals (and some live action ones as well) on how to create an instant phenomenon.
Ingredients:
1. A cast of characters whose human interactions are so true to form that they can't help but be funny, tear-jerking, lovable, despicable, and ultimately human.
2. A team of artists who put the story before anything else, with fun as the inspiration and passionate artistry to execute.
3. A well cast group of voice talent chosen to further the story, not the box office.
4. A masterfully woven plot, refusing to rely on a flabby gimmick given away during the teaser/trailer.
5. An inexplicably perfect combination of humor, suspense, action, and mystery.
These ingredients alone put Disney and Pixar's movies ahead of their competition, and you can find them in any of their movies. "The Incredibles" is absolutely no exception.
"The Incredibles" has something for everyone. This movie successfully combines what we all love from any spy movie ever made with the beauty and pacing of Star Wars and all the awesome action of the recent comic book movie craze.
Disney/Pixar's movies don't disappoint. It is constantly funny, suspenseful, touching, and action-packed any where you look.
Please see "The Incredibles". You deserve a good time.