Not that incredible.

Rating: 5/10 (12 July 2015)

This is the first Pixar movie to be centered around humans, albeit a family with superpowers who tries to live a quiet suburban life to hide their alter-ego identities at the request of the government. However, after Bob Parr, aka Mr. Incredible, stumbles upon an experiment gone wrong on a remote island, he and his family are forced into action to save the world.
First of all, the animation and special effects were great as usual, and they are pretty dazzling with all the superhero power-ups, fights and action. The voice cast made the animated characters sophisticated and realistic. The story, though, was a bit all over the place that takes a pretty long while to gain any steam and there is very little, if any, character development in the film. Bob Parr and his wife bicker all the time and there is no parent-child bond between them and their kids. I do like the Mirage character, who brought the plot some suspense when she asked Bob to do the secret mission. But, the whole saving-the-world element of the story was rushed through.
It's definitely imaginative, which is why I believe the movie won the Oscar for Best Animated Film, but the overall film story and plot-wise was just very average for me.
Grade C-