A Matter of Film where did the quote at the end of the video? Who said it

The audio definitely had some issues, weird pauses of silence, some rough cuts, all in all, could be better. And yes, where was the last voice clip from?

A Matter of Film i didnt understand what does the last quote was trying to say.. can anyone explain?

Daniel Azevedo someone in the comments said it was from mr robot

H. Haydon mr robot

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I think this movie is something our current society needs this movie is a perfect lesson for our current society we need movies like The Incredibles that teaches kids that mediocrity is bad when everyone is special it's another way of saying no one is as Dash says in our society no one can be exceptional because everyone wants to be special but everyone is special in their own way our world is so focused on mediocrity that we lost sight of what makes us humans special from other species it's time we change that or we will destroy ourselves I don't care who or what you are as long as you are a good person I don't care you are allowed to be who you are you will hear no rude comments from me The Incredibles is a movie that our world should take notes from

Maybe I'm reading waay too much into this, but what if Edna's "NO CAPES!" mentality also represents the dangers of trying to be like everyone else. The cape is a very generic piece of superhero clothing, and in The Incredibles, many heroes have been sucked into fans by their cape. Their generic outfit gets them sucked in and killed, leaving nothing but unrecognisable bits. Just like how trying to be generic sucks you in and figuratively kills your spirit, leaving nothing but an unrecognisable husk of who you are.

This movie works on so many levels it seems I think about Bob's obsession with past glories and his need to cooperate with others A lacking quality that served as the catalyst to the main conflict between the family and Syndrome Go watch how the Incredibles should have ended and you'll see what i mean

Buddy resented their lack of mediocrity. Mr Incredible's behaviour toward him shows the problem of high achievement/capability looking down on less distinguished people, but he came to the conclusion that forcing mediocrity was better, because Mr Incredible hadn't accepted him. It's a narcisisstic injury. Very much a mirror image to what's going on today. The whole "everyone is special" crowd hates dissent.

Fair point! I think Helen's doing everything for her children and this requires sacrifice, for sure. The point I'm making here is that she seems to act like she wouldn't care less about being a superhero anymore, but when she finally puts the costume back on, it's evident that it's the moment when she feels the most alive in the movie. In the sequel this is explored a lot more, of course. On a side note, if there was a "Mom of the Year" award, Helen would definitely be nominated.

Those are actually my favorite Superheroe movies of all time. The Incredibles and Watchmen :) I don't think The Incredibles is precisely a "parody", and I've always though of Watchmen as a deconstruction, but I see your point

Nicolai Marquez i agree, not a parody in the traditional term. My point is more that different people have different interests and preference when it's about superheroes as a concept. I prefere the stories about the danger of individual power But I understand people interests for superheroes as a metaphor for individual freedom. The only problem I have with the last one is that it seems too much of a power fantasy, and leaves out many aspects and issues with having power that is ether not considered or taken for granted, simply for the sake of entertainment

TomásEl38 in some says he is basically a young lex Luthor. Only a more family friendly one

MarkFilipAnthony could you summarize this? i got lost after the first paragraph

why? can't you just read the comment like everyone else?

For a split second I thought it came from the film. It genuinely fitted that well... :P

Wow, that was actually really excellent

Amazing thoughts!

Kylo Ben This was great, man! As always, thank you for supporting us on this journey :)

rene L nonono u gotta say "i dare u" once only then u say "i double dare u"

Oh my gosh. This was great.

Hey, man. Haven't read those theories yet but it's interesting that you mention Ayn Rand since I just started reading Altas Shrugged. As always, thanks for the support, Daniel.

I tend to fall pretty firmly into the, "Ayn Rand is full of shit" camp, but I do find her work interesting in exploring, especially for critique.

I'll tell you what I think about it when I'm done reading it :)

Cool. Not sure if you've played Bioshock at all, but that first game is very much a critique/response to Ayn Rand and Atlas Shrugged in particular, hence the name Andrew Ryan. Anyway, the Rand analysis of The Incredibles doesn't quite work given The Incredibles, in spite of their exceptionalism, ultimately adhere to altruism and helping others rather than rational self-interest (though I guess you could argue the family, and Bob in particular, pursue heroism more for personal fulfillment than altruism).

Noah Ptacek We'll see what we can do :)

Thank you so much, man. Peace, brother.

Thanks, man. Glad you liked the video :)

Karim Bayad Totally agree

Karim Bayad There was a Mr. Robot teaser in his channel trailer so it's probably on it's way soon.

Thank you! We really appreciate your support :)

It's a quote from Mr. Robot! Highly recommended, maybe the best show on T.V. right now.

Like James Bond: No Time To Die?

Hector Manuel Elias Oliver Thanks for the kind words! At this time, our video essays are between 6 and 12 minutes, because of the time we can dedicate to the project. But it's good to hear it from you and we'll definitely consider it for the future. Any movie or TV show that you would like us to talk about?

@onyx fyre I'll ignore your ad hominem attacks, and just respond to your arguments. I'm rather dismayed that you believe my view is communistic, when it is the exact opposite. In a communist society, the interests of the individual are sacrificed to serve the interests of the collective. Of course in real-life communist societies, the interests of the elites are given top priority. Buddy's devices would EMPOWER individuals, giving them greater control over their lives. This is the opposite of communism. And you're incorrect about my view of wealth. I do not begrudge rich people their money. The fact that I am not currently one of them, and may never be, is irrelevant. I simply believe that a society in which more people have the opportunity to become rich is better. You seem to believe that it would be preferable to have a small super-powered aristocracy, even if we have the ability to allow a much larger number of people to possess such powers. I disagree. As to your arguments regarding Buddy's crimes, they are beside the point. I indicated in my original post that I was not discussing his psychopathic behavior, but only his goal of allowing the masses to gain superpowers. Obviously, his crimes were reprehensible. But any technology or ability can be used for good or evil, and of course any society in which Buddy's devices were widespread, the police and military would certainly have them too. And he wouldn't be the sole supplier of them for very long. People in the U.S. can possess firearms but society does have forces in place to deal with the irresponsible use of them, though unfortunately not perfectly, of course.

Thank you Vignesh, have a great day!

Thank you and welcome to the channel :)

Don't you mean...INCREDIBLE? Sorry I couldn't help myself.

Awesome! Hope you enjoyed the video, I invite you to check out our other content. The quote is from Mr. Robot, highly recommended! Thanks for the kind words.

Thank you my guy

I dont think its self control but rather prioritize “normality” family etc... over self fulfillment.

Greatness is something that truly exists in all of us :) We just have to find a way to let it out. Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video!

Thank you! We'll highly consider it :)

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Thank you and welcome to the channel Jacob!

Thank you Thomas!

Thank you Peter, welcome to the channel!

Thank you Sal! This was a very fun video to make :)

I believe every video you've create that I've seen so far came from the love of movies and the fun you guys are having in doing so. I appreciate it!

Thank you!!!!!

Thanks Alex, lol! Quick switch between windows with ctrl+Tab or command+Tab 😏.

Sure thing! Haha no alt tab needed, it's Friday so it's Miller time!

Thank you Donald!

Its from Mr. robot 🤖!!

@@AMatterofFilm Thank you!!

Thank you Mystery Man!

@@AMatterofFilm you deserve it friend! Hope to see more content soon. Its been a while since the last.

Mr Robot

Bad kids movie? Fuck off, this is a classic.