The Incredibles (2004)★ 8.2/10

This fantastic, family-friendly animated film blends American family comedy with individual heroism. Even though the main characters are superheroes with superpowers, they feel like real people dealing with common, everyday problems, which is super relatable. The way they show off their superpowers is just visually stunning, adding a whole new level of awesomeness to the movie.

It takes us on a wild ride through a fantastical world packed with amazing action and lots of love and zest. Pixar's production is top-notch, keeping us entertained with its cinematography, hilarious jokes at just the right time, and constant conflicts that keep us on the edge of our seats. The more emotional moments might get a little overshadowed by the cool action scenes and the numerous characters, but it's a small price to pay for such a fast-paced and fun movie.

This script has a pretty big issue - it is structurally imbalanced. What's unusual is that the father is the one who makes the mistake, and the whole family has to deal with the consequences. The problem is that some characters, such as the villain's assistant, feel underdeveloped, and their storylines are left unresolved. That might be why I didn't love it as much when I was younger, even though there are some really cool scenes and action choreography. Nonetheless, it demonstrates how these animated films reflect the classic Hollywood style of our era.

This film's creativity is through the roof, with fight scenes that are fantastical and innovative. The script and the direction are all flawless. This is a perfect family film, hands down. It's so impressive how the sound editing and mixing are done, and the way they handle those big, epic scenes is just mind-blowing.

"The Incredibles" perfectly blends American family comedy with heroism, leaving audiences cracking up and feeling warm and fuzzy. Pixar's genius showcased in this animated classic isn't just about the awesome special effects and hilarious moments but also about how they seamlessly mix real-life midlife crises with wild imagination to create a truly unforgettable experience.

Bob is a Superman agent who punishes evil and promotes good, and is deeply loved by his neighbors. Mr. Incredible is his honorable nickname. He fell in love with another Superman agent "Elastic Supergirl", and the two lived a peaceful life after getting married.
Fifteen years have passed, and Bob has lived like an ordinary person and has become a claim adjuster of an insurance company. However, he still has an itch in his heart. When he knew that there were inventors who were going to launch a plan to attack the Superman spy team and destroy mankind, Bob couldn't stand it anymore. He wants to come back out of the rivers and lakes to save mankind and protect the earth. But the middle-aged Superman has a big belly, and his struggle with the enemy is full of suspense.

Officially one of my top favorite animation movies, has a super original visual style, super cool story, love and re-watch it to this day!

‘The Incredibles’ is a beautiful movie. I love this different point of view of superheroes in which they have to deal with hatred. The characters are funny and have strong personalities. The only problem: Edna Mode doesn’t appear enough time on screen, she is awesome hahaha

Family dynamics change when all members have superpowers. A fun story of union and teamwork that beats many of the top-grossing superhero movies.

This is Disney and Pixar paying homage to the long American superhero comic books tradition. Many would say that "The Incredibles" is one of the best superhero movies.

Provavelmente inspirado em super-heróis da DC, "Os Incríveis" incorpora muitos detalhes semelhantes. Adicionar um elemento familiar transforma os super-heróis em uma unidade que salva o mundo juntos. Além disso, o filme apresenta um tom mais sombrio semelhante a Frankenstein, desviando-se da abordagem habitual da Disney e remetendo mais ao estilo da Universal Pictures.

A mistura de comédia familiar americana e heroísmo em "Os Incríveis" não apenas provoca risadas, mas também aquece o coração. O sucesso desse filme da Pixar não reside apenas nos efeitos especiais, mas também na integração do realismo da crise da meia-idade com a fantasia.