A Teen's Opinion

Rating: Null/10 (3 June 2005)

Pixar Animation Studios comes back again to bring something different than anything seen in any other Pixar film. Lots of action sequences, explosions, and a lot of people that end up dead. A few funny moments here and there, but nothing really big. This is a very entertaining movie.
After receiving many lawsuits because of their acts, the superheroes are forced to settle down, and live their lives like normal people. Bob Parr, who said in an interview at the beginning of the film that he would like to settle down and raise, realizes that that really isn't what he wants to do. A message is given to him, telling him that he has a chance to be a superhero again. Of course, this turns out to get him into a lot of trouble. So his family must rescue him.
With each Pixar film, the audience can see the CG work continue to get better and more realistic. I believe this is the first Pixar film that actually has no weird monsters or animals. Something new from Pixar. The CG was amazing, as with Finding Nemo and Monsters Incorporated.
There was a lot more action in this film than expected. A lot of the scenes involve people getting killed or injured in some way. Scenes where Dash Parr is running through the trees on the island. Men in these flying disks were chasing him, and they would crash and blow up. They ended dead. That was surprising, because Pixar has never really killed anyone before. There were more people getting killed when Edna goes through the list of people that had cape problems. She talks about a superhero that got sucked into the vortex, and a superhero that got torn apart in a jet. Just so many people ended up losing their lives. That was surprising.
Looking back at other Pixar films, I thought this was going to be a laugh out loud movie, but it was not. Like I said, it was a big action/adventure... James Bond kind of movie. Just listen to the music in the trailer. There were a few laughs. Mostly when Elastigirl did something weird. Another laugh was the little kid shouting, "That was totally wicked..." at the end. Also when was shouting at Dash in the race and the guy sitting next to him is wondering what the hell they're doing.
This is one of the year's best films. There was a lot of good action and some humor. Good acting and voice acting. There was one thing. I'm not sure if it's a mistake or something, but in the dinner scene, first we see Violets left eye, but later, when she's complaining about being normal, we see her right eye, like a mirror image of her. Can anyone confirm this for me? other than that, one of the year's best films.
Entertainment = 9.5/10
Favorite Scene = Scene where Bob's boss calls him in to talk about how Bob works. He lines up these up these pencils and points them forward. When Bob sits in the chair, a pencil slides to the left and the boss puts it back. He goes on talking about how things work together like a clock. By the end of the scene, the boss ends up injured.