"Abort!-Abort!!-Abort!!!" Always makes me tear up. You can hear the parental terror in her voice. That's great voice acting.

Remember, Edna was the one who designed those costumes with capes. She blames herself for their deaths. Thus her iron-clad rule of "No capes".

The messed up part is all the dead supers were at Bob and Helens wedding.

Fact: Violet got her name for a reason. Mr. Incredible's original costume was mostly blue, and Elastigirl's one was mostly red. A mix of blue and red makes violet. Now that is some meaningful naming

It's actually from 2004, not 2014 and the sequel just recently came out YEARS after the first one. That's why there wasn't a third. We finally just got the second.

As a kid, all the "adult" references and darker scenes went COMPLETELY over my head as a kid. I remember watching this with my parents and they had that "Oh god..." look on their face and I was just like, what? I didn't understand what was going on. Re-watching as an adult, it's almost like a whole new movie to me now.

I read a theory somewhere that described their abilities pretty perfectly with their roles in the family. Mr Incredible is the strong protector. Elastigirl is the mom stretching herself in all directions do raise and support her family. Violet is a teenager that feels invisible and puts up barriers. Dash is a bundle of limitless little kid energy. Jack Jack is unlimited potential (Jack of all trades) since he's just a baby.

One of the reasons this movie is so good is that the danger is legitimate to the characters. The villain actually does not care about their lives. He fires missiles at a plane and upon learning there are children on board shrugs it off with a dark quip about working alone. Numerous times the characters were very really about to die. Brad Bird is an absolute genius director.

Syndrome's kill list of all the Supers literally escalates him as a top villain in Disney/Pixar history. Sure, Mulan brought down an avalanche on the entire hun army. But Syndrome killed people with actual powers utilizing his mind, skills, and technology available. Still blows my mind.

"How are you DOING this?!" "I don't KNOW!" Violet hadn't intended to shield Dash -she didn't know she could do it- she had intended to take the bullet.

One thing I love is the way we see both of Mr. Incredible & Elastigirl's completely different, and completely effective methods of infiltrating the island base.

Syndrome to this day is a relevant villain. And also one of the most quotable lol.

"Stealing superheroes and doing what with them? Stealing their abilities?" Wrong, straight up murder (in the kids movie)

The reason she sighs when looking at her butt is that she feels she's gained weight. Like Mr Incredible, she's a bit out of shape and maybe gained a bit of mommy-weight? It was such a new thing to have superheroes worry about these "normal-people-things" when this movie came out. It was very surprising and funny. It makes her really relatable to a lot of women / moms 😉

if you haven't, you should see the animated short: Jack-Jack Attack! it shows what happened when he was being babysitted while the family was fighting Syndrome.

While I am not saying i agree with the superhero ban, when you think about the opening scene, it sort of made sense. First he forcefully stopped a guy suicide (which isn't necessary bad). But then he engaged with Bomb Voyage. Bomb Voyage was robbing an empty building - so aside from theft and property damage, there was no casualty. But his and Incredi-Boy's intervention caused the bomb to land on the train tracks, which in turn exploded and Bomb Voyage escaped. Consider the medical bills and all the direct and indirect cost involved in repairing public transportation, the government have to fork out more money compared to if the building got robbed by Bomb Voyage (which should be privately insured). Basically, superhero acts outside the rule of law (vigilantes) which made it harder for the government to monitor, contain and manage damages when in pursuit of criminals.

Director Brad Bird couldn't find someone who could do Edna's voice so he did it himself

when the incredibles came out, it was only supposed to be a solo movie, but a few years ago they decided to make a sequel due to the demand from fans to continue the story (and also the money, of course). So the reason there isn't a third one is simply because there hasn't been enough time since the second one for there to even be a third one.

This movie was released at a time where a superhero movie in general wasn’t super (ha) common, especially at this quality, and based on new characters and a story that wasn’t from a comic or pre-existing brand. It was amazing.

This is probably the first Disney movie where someone actually tried to commit suicide. It wasn't some Noble death or sacrifice. That man literally just wanted to kill himself and was even angry that he didn't die

Mirage doesn't have any powers. She's just a human but the comics revealed her to be a secret agent.

YOU SHOULD WATCH DELETED SCENE FROM THE SECOND MOVIE RIGHT NOW, THE ONE WHERE THEY DO A FUNERAL CEREMONY FOR ALL THE DEAD HEROES SYNDROME KILLED. WHY IS THAT A DELETED SCENE I HAVE NO IDEA. EVEN UNFINISHED IT IS SO POWERFUL.

We had to wait 14 years for a sequel 😭 you are a lucky man lol

As a kid, everytime I went to the beach I'd try to run across the water like Dash. It remains to this day as one of my favorite moments in an animated movie. An incredible movie

Person #1: 'Wish they would make a really good Fantastic Four movie.' Person #2: 'They already did. It was called The Incredibles.' 👌😁

This movie was Pixar's first PG rating due to the amount of animated violence. Syndrome is voiced by Jason Lee who you would recognize as Earl

You mentioned the James Bond vibes and fun fact, the movie was based on the classic James Bond movies. They used themes from the classics such as the lava, the waterfall, things like that

I'll refrain from the butt joke, but Edna and tricycle kid are the most quotable characters, aside from Frozone and Honey going at the super suit argument. Pixar does such a good job of pulling you into a new universe with incredibly*wink* relatable characters. I can't tell you how excited my older sister and I were when we found out we were having a baby brother so we could be just like them. Love the reaction!

I still remember watching this in cinema YEARS ago and I left hyped AF and laughing my ass off from excitement this movie filled me with. The plane scene and Dash escaping goons are scenes that always keep me at the edge of my seat.

27:47 in the original script, the pilot Helen called was actually with them, and died when the plane exploded (there's a deleted scene of it in the DVD extras). But of course that was considered too dark, so they decided to just have Helen fly the plane & give Elastigirl piloting experience as part of her arsenal. Edit: 32:27 when Helen punches Mirage, she tries to punch Bob too, but he dodges it. 😂

Fun fact: 1) The bad guy (buddy) it's believe he has no super powers but actually he does. With him being so young making the technology, gadgets, and weapons like he does if you think about it he actually has super intelligence. If both parents have super powers their kid will get a combination of their powers so if you go back and look the first two supers you see are a man and a women who are actually his parents. They are two of the most intelligent supers on the list and to add to it some of the supers formed groups with his mom and dad joining the same group. The location of their secret hide out is quote "an unknown island in the Ocean"... Sound familiar¿ The island buddy uses is the island his parents super group used as a secret hide out which is how he knew about the super computer and the island. His parents where the first two heros he ever killed, starting with his dad then his mom. 2) Honey is actually frozone's wife's real name, it's not a pet name. In the beginning elastigirl says "Say hello to honey for me" as Mr Incredible and Frozone are leaving before they save

This is one of the best superhero movies ever

i couldn't figure out which video of yours to comment this on, since i've basically been marathoning them since i discovered your channel yesterday, but WOW. you are honestly one of the most attentive viewers i've ever seen. it's really - heh - INCREDIBLE how many details you pick up on your first watch! you always have rly good commentary and i love how emotionally invested you get. makes me feel like i'm watching these films for the first time all over again. thank you for all your great work!

Their powers r meant to represent the family dynamic. Father's tend to take the strong man of the house role, hence his strength. Mom's have to be flexible, often pulled in different directions. Teenagers often feel invisible and guarded, hence both invisibility and her protection bubbles. Little kids like Dash have tons of energy and run around like crazy. And babies r full of potential, in the second movie when we see more of his abilities we see he really has limitless potential based on how he feels at the time.

Edna created syndromes outfit. Knowing he was evil, gave him a cape.

the original Superman in the comic couldn't fly either. That was written later. In the beginning he could only jump VERY far that it seemed like flying. As with the later Hulk

Fun fact there is a theory that the first omnidroid with the blue eye was actually originally intended to fight Frozone and not Mr Incredible since it was able to survive lava and Frozone can’t use his powers in hot environments so Frozone wouldn’t be able to use his powers and lose easily, that and when mirage talks to Syndrome when in the car she says "I see the target and the big idiot is with him" so the first omnidroid was designed to beat Frozone hence why it lost. And then of course Syndrome created a newer version specifically designed to beat Mr Incredible.

What I love most is that the family’s powers are reflections of how they feel and their roles in the family itself. The dad feels like he needs to always be the strong one. The mom is always pulled in a million directions. The daughter is so shy that she just wants to disappear. And the son is hyperactive and can’t be caught.

This film really was ahead of its time you’re right! It’s so good 👏🏻

I think Jack-Jack Attack, a Pixar short that follows Jack-Jack and the babysitter during the events of the movie, should be required viewing for any Incredibles reactor.

In case you missed it, there is a reference to Die Hard with a Vengeance. It's in the scene where Frozone is held at gun point. In Die Hard, Samuel L. Jackson's character Zeus, is held at gunpoint waiting for a phone call. He says "I have to answer that phone." It wasn't until watching this movie after seeing Die Hard that I got the reference. It made me love The Incredibles even more.

The Incredibles cannot be criticised it’s flawless

Honey!!!!!????? Whaat!!! Where's my SUPERSUIT ? My favorite part

"If you have super strength, you would have super speed as well." Not necessarily. There are plenty of superheroes who have one or the other.

There actually is a third Incredibles. It is called Jack Jack Attacks. True, it is only a short but someone needs to react to it!

Jack Jack is a Jack of all trades which explains his multiple and unique powers!

Good Samaritan laws have been passed over the years. It used to be you could be sued for saving someone and it did happen- people who didn’t want to be saved or were injured while being saved, especially by average citizens with limited knowledge how to do so. It has/had the effect of people letting other people die for fear of being sued when they could have saved them. Good Samaritan laws protect average citizens from being sued if they attempt to save someone in good faith even if the attempt led to unintended injury (unless the victim made it clear that they do not wished to be saved).

Actually, Bob/Mr. Incredible has very high durablity so he doesn't easily get harmed and the Omnidroid was designed to combat Supers so the blades are actually made from really hard metal (probably synthesized diamond which is as hard as the real thing) in order to peneterate his skin (remember that Superman is invulrneable to even sharp objects due to his super strengh, only kryptonite can weaken him).

Super strength and super speed don't always go hand in hand. The amount of force your muscles can contract with (strength) and the speed at which they contract are actually separate properties. So, while someone who's super strong would be able to cover more distance with each step, making them slightly faster, the speed of each step wouldn't necessarily be any faster.

I always found it interesting how when the heroes went into hiding, what happened to all the Villans

The editing in this movie is amazing. But so is the writing. And the voice acting (like you said). And visual design. And Animation. What am I saying, the whole thing is amazing. This is one of the best animated movies ever.

You know except the the little brother, the other 3 have basically the same powers as the Fantastic 4. The father is like Ben Grimm, the sister has invisibility and force fields like Susan Storm, The mother can stretch like Reed Richards.

If you haven't seen it already, I recommend the video 'Jack-Jack Attack' - it was an extra on the DVD and shows what Jack-Jack was up to with the babysitter during the bulk of the film. :)

I actually watched all of the special features on the DVDs, and Mr. Incredible is incredibly (ha, ha) invulnerable. His skin is so strong that he once tried to use a knife on a steak at a cookout and he accidentally placed it directly over his fingers, damaging the knife AROUND his fingers. Of course, everybody thought he had cut off his fingers, so he had to pretend to be in pain and "go to the hospital". Really cool looking at all of the supers' super-stats as well. There's actually a fan-theory that an island of unknown locale which is mentioned in the special features is the same island in this movie. That island was used by four supers, and it's theorized that one or two of them are the parents of Buddy (Syndrome), and that he actually has super-intelligence. I don't know about this part, but the theory also goes that Buddy possibly has down's-syndrome, which may have prevented his super-intelligence from developing fully (leading his parents to believe he wasn't born with powers). The theory posits that this is why his name is Syndrome. I doubt it, but it's a cool theory. That being said, some of the first supers that he killed were the supers believed to be his parents. It also explains at least one way he could have discovered or known of the island's existence, if it IS the same island.

super strength would not automatically equal super speed. They're reliant on two different kind of muscles and nerve reflex speed. The Hulk does run faster than a normal human of his size (if there were any) but nothing compared to even an average speedster. That's why he leaps everywhere - something super strength would absolutely allow you to do if you don't care what happens to the area you land on - instead of running.

You are right... This movie was really ahead of its time! There is also a short about jack-jack's power... I actually liked the second movie but the first was amazing!

Man I remember seeing this in theaters as a kid and watched the heck out of it on vhs. And now watching it as an adult it definitely still holds up. Very good movie

I never really gave much thought to Mirage but I'd like to think she had the power of illusions but then maybe got her memories wiped, or lost her powers.

34:24 don't end up as quicksilver LMAO

They actually had a The Incredibles video game, I remember playing it when i was little

"it looks like a boss from a videogame" jokes on you, that ball full of bolts is a boss from a game but its way harder to beat that thing

14:18 finally someone acknowledges why he was able to outrun the Omnidroid rolling after him as he’d have superspeed like his son obv not as fast but still fast

Edna "E" Mode is voiced by director Brad Bird. Originally, he intended just to do a scratch voice (like he did for Bob and Syndrome before Craig T Nelson and Jason Lee were casted) and Lily Tomlin were called for audition. When she heard Brad's scratch voice for Edna, she said "What do you need me for? You already got her!" so Bird used himself as Edna Mode. It's incredible that a man can make sound like a woman without making it obviously fake but then again so did Bob Peterson for Roz and you'd take for granted it was an old lady voicing her.

Still, in my opinion, the best superhero film ever, beating even the MCU and absolutely obliterating the DCU.

Funny that you point out the excellent voice acting- the actress for Violet isn’t even an actor by trade. If I remember right she’s some kind of scientist or teacher and the director heard her voice on a podcast and just thought it was perfect and got in contact with her. He’s not wrong, though! Her voice is really distinctive and any “awkwardness” in her delivery just suits the insecure teenager she’s playing.

it took them 14 years to make the sequel so even if they do make a third who knows when it'll be.

The Incredibles are basically the Fantastic Four.

Love this movie! I honestly haven't seen it in a long while and it holds up a lot better than I remember.

That scene with Jack Jack brought back a memory. While leaving the theatres from seeing this movie, a little girl turned to her mom and went “Mommy, why did Jack Jack turn into the devil?” Still makes me laugh. XD

JV ...Bro u read the plots pretty quick man! This is one of my all time favorites when it comes to animations!

I always love a superhero story focused around a team. I just don’t know which I like better, a family of supers or a team of randoms.

WOOOO!! I used to love this movie as a kid! :)

32:28 Helen spent this whole time thinking her husband was cheating on her with the platinum blond whose hair was on the suit, and who was on the other end of the call. Using his old hero identity to be hired for… evenings. That’s why that punch was also aimed at Mr Incredible, the guy kissing the platinum blond woman as she walked in.

Thanks for the wonderful reaction) I recently reviewed the cartoon for the second time in a long time, and I was also delighted and carried away by it, it turned out very cool! And yes, he won an Oscar at the time)

Super strength and jumping ability. Like the Hulk. Well, that's one variant, because the Hulk is all about muscle mass. Or a hero could be super strong and have an incredibly dense cell structure, and therefore be very heavy and difficult to knock back, like the Thing. But Mr. I is under the limitation of being incredibly out of shape just at the moment, so his powers are somewhat below peak.

I just found your channel and I've been binging every video, but I noticed you haven't covered my favorite movie yet🥺 If you would, Gardians of Ga'hool is my ultimate favorite movie, and that would be so amazing to see you cover, and its on HBOmax!!😆 Incredibles is, however, my favorite Disney movie, so that was a hoot to see you watch!!

Fun fact: The Frozone character is inspired by the American speed skater Shani Davis.

The one plot hole that I have a problem with the is that she isn't hold the brown bag that they have in the cave, and earlier on the plane, while they're swimming in the ocean or crawling onto the sand. The ONLY explanation that I can think of is that it washed up on shore or they found it in after the crash, and yeeted it far away from them when they reached the sand/land. Edit: Opp wait they have it on the boat so that's one hole closed. Still l, like, did they just find it while treading the water around the initial crash zone?

edna, being a normal human, slapping elastigirl with a newspaper will always get a laugh out of me, just seeing a super defeated by a short woman with a newspaper is so funny to me.

Sky High is in the vain of Incredibles. It is very good as well and is live action. Unfortunately, it came out the same weekend and got crushed.

There's children abort!! Jeez that scene always got me. In my native, slovak dabing I feel her voice to be more aggressive, intense, full of fear, I love it! Here I can't feel it that much but omg I'm shaking everytime, no matter how many time I've seen that

I wonder what platform you watched the movie on. The scene showing the Supers VS the Robots was supposed to have a Horizontal red "TERMINATED" across them, but yours had just a Diagonal red line. Also when he searches Frozone in your version it just shows Eastern US saying "Spontaneous generation of Ice" Instead of showing his bio saying "Location: Known" on it. Very strange, Never seen that before.

Dude please react to Legend of the guardians: owls of Ga'Hoole, Rise of the guardians and The Adventures of TinTin. You'll enjoy these movies

I found your channel a few weeks ago and I've been binge watching all of your videos! Thanks for the reactions! And you are so real is sweet, wholesome and great to watch 💛 I love all the cartoon movies! I'm having such a great time! Lots of love from Chile 💛🌟🇨🇱

Everyone needs them an Edna Mode.

Have you ever seen Lilo and Stitch?

Written and directed by Brad Bird starring Craig T. Nelson as Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible in this movie about a world where superheroes are illegal. Bob therefore works as an insurance agent and hates his job when a mysterious person agrees to pay him to do undercover hero work with his friend Frozone voiced by Samuel L. Jackson. Syndrome is voiced by Jason Lee

Can you react to "Flight of the Dragons" and "The Last Unicorn" both came out in 1982.

I don’t know if anyone pointed this out to you yet… but john ratzenberger appears in every Pixar movie. Sometimes in a fairly active supporting role and others… like this one… with one line. It’s become sort of like the Stan Lee cameos in Marvel films. He was also in Cheers and believe it or not is credited in Star Wars IV. In this film he was the mole guy at the end.

The victims at the train sued Mr. Incredible, not for saving them unlike Sansweet (who attempted by suicide) but for their damages they recevied when he stopped the train.

This was Pixar's first PG movie

Gilbert Huph, the boss at Insuricare, is voiced by Wallace Shawn who does Rex in the Toy Story franchise.

The runt insurance boss is the same one from Mulan, the minister.

The train passengers suing him does makes sense though. The tracks got blown up because of his mismanagement of the situation with incrediboy and bombvoyage.

there's a reason why the Omnidroid was immune to lava, it was originally made with the intention of facing a hero with ice powers...not a hero with super strength also when I look back on the movie...I immediately think Fortnite when Syndrome says "Zeropoint Energy"

The robot was able to cut Bob in the beginning not because his Bob's body is not super durable (it is) it's because the robot itself is mage if a durable material as well.

I love the superhero knowlegde it makes the reaction next level

Well this was back when even storytelling for kids didn't mind skirting around death. Now they just don't want to teach kids anything or expose them to that kind of stuff kids these days are severely lacking in certain things compared to 20 years ago. Because they are not being exposed to those things.

One of my favorite movies I enjoyed the incredibles keep up the good work 👏

It's literally a moving, audible comic book.