The film evokes comparisons to both "Batman" and "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." as the Parr family attempts to navigate everyday life following the end of their superhero careers due to legal challenges and governmental hesitation. However, a peaceful retirement proves elusive; more than ten years after being forced into hiding, dad Bob is called to a clandestine meeting where he realizes that utilizing his – and his fami…

I ended up viewing them a bit haphazardly. I wasn’t really aware of The Incredibles until my fiance suggested renting the second film, which then led me to watch the original. I have to say that I preferred number two, mostly because it had the appearance of a period pop art piece, something you didn't quite get from the first one. It was obviously set in the early 60s, but that overall visual style wasn’t as appa…

While I don’t share the enthusiasm that many others have for *The Incredibles*, it remains an enjoyable film. I appreciate the early parts of the movie, where the characters are introduced and some background information is given. However, when the story turns more dramatic, I feel like something is lost. It's still good during those lighter moments. The animation quality is impressive, although the human characte…