What if superheroes had to adjust to being regular people?
The Incredibles was another mind blowing release by Pixar Studios. It flipped the script on superhero stories. Most are about the regular person becoming a hero such as Steve Rogers taking the super soldier serum and becoming Capital America. Here it’s the opposite. The Parr family were heroes but because the public turned against them they had to hide their background and settle down as normal people. The film not only played with the superhero genre but delved into the unexpected consequences the heroes created.<br /><br />The movie had all kinds of interesting ways to show its themes. There’s Mr. Incredible for instance who works at an insurance company and hates his life. He wants to fight crime and do good. Being a normal person is completely alien to him. Why have superpowers if he can’t use them? That’s the dilemma for not only Mr. Incredible but the entire family.<br /><br />The Incredibles was just a fun movie to watch. There were so many memorable moments it puts it up there as one of the best Pixar releases. The Parr family dynamics were great. The kids were fantastic and Jack Jack was a blast. There were so many great comments about superheroes that it really made you think if you were paying attention.
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