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60 of 200 · most liked firstFirst look at ‘RAY GUNN’, a new animated film directed by Brad Bird (‘The Incredibles’) The film follows a private inspector drawn into a case involving aliens & murder all in the alternate futuristic city Metropia. Releasing later this year on Netflix.
unlabelledView post →Pixar's 'The Incredibles' has been added to the National Film Registry 🎞️
unlabelledView post →Concept art for ‘RAY GUNN’, a new animated film directed by Brad Bird (‘The Incredibles’) The film follows a private inspector drawn into a case involving aliens & murder all in the alternate futuristic city Metropia. Releasing later this year on Netflix.
unlabelledView post →Milly Alcock names her favorite superhero film: "'The Incredibles' ... that film is so, so good" (via Variety)
unlabelledView post →The Incredibles Cereal (2004-2005): A promotional item for the Disney/Pixar film, this cereal consisted of red and yellow, strawberry-flavored mutigrain pieces, shaped like stars or, apparently "incrediberry blasts!"
unlabelledView post →Took the time to sit and have a family movie night. Watched The Wild Robot. Amazing, fantastic movie. Holy fuck. 10/10. Right up there with Ratatouille and The Incredibles for me.
unlabelledView post →‘The Incredibles’ has been added to the National Film Registry. Films added to the registry are noted for their cultural, historic or aesthetic importance.
unlabelledView post →In the Incredibles (2004), Elastigirl is worried her big butt is a turn off for her mediocre husband. This is a reference to the movie taking place in the early 2000s & also how cishet men hate eating ass.
unlabelledView post →When someone wanted you to draw "The Incredibles" (a movie by Pixar) but accidentally typed "The Impossibles" (a forgotten Hanna-Barbera cartoon from the 1960s). Doodle request from my fine patrons - patreon.com/collectedcur...
unlabelledView post →I noticed that too with how the last fantastic four movie ripped off the powers from The Incredibles. It’s pretty funny when you notice these things
unlabelledView post →First look at ‘Ray Gunn’, a new animated film from Brad Bird (‘The Incredibles’). The film follows a private investigator pulled into a high-stakes case involving aliens and murder in the futuristic city of Metropia. Premiering later this year on Netflix.
unlabelledView post →Jack Black Regrets Turning Down ‘The Incredibles’; Rejected Offer to Voice Syndrome After Asking the Director for Rewrites: ‘Why Was I Being So Difficult?’.
unlabelledView post →Didn’t know he had a new film! Maker of the two greatest animated films ever, “The Iron Giant” and “The Incredibles.” Both of which reduce me to tears, every time, at specific moments. Can you guess?
unlabelledView post →The best FANTASTIC FOUR movie is THE INCREDIBLES. It's not even close.
unlabelledView post →I think that scene in The Incredibles where the guy sues Mr. Incredible for stopping his suicide is the most a superhero movie has ever hated normal people.
unlabelledView post →It's not possible for a Fantastic Four movie to exceed The Incredibles
unlabelledView post →New look at ‘RAY GUNN,’ directed by Brad Bird (‘The Incredibles’). The film follows a private detective who becomes caught up in a case involving aliens and murder in the futuristic city of Metropia. Coming to Netflix on December 18th.
unlabelledView post →The Incredibles has been officially inducted into the National Film Registry becoming Pixar's third film in the Library of Congress alongside Toy Story and WALL-E. It's so well deserved as it's such a fun superhero flick with great commentary and a fun tribute to James Bond.
unlabelledView post →rewatched the Incredibles (2004) again recently and fuuuuck. FUUUUCK that's SUCH a good movie. *handily* pixar's magnum opus
unlabelledView post →The Incredibles Fruit Snacks (2004-2005): A promotional tie-in for the Pixar film, these assorted fruit-flavored snacks came shaped like the 5 "Incredibles" family members, and logo.
unlabelledView post →Twenty years ago today, The Incredibles was released. An exhilarating and smart superhero film, this film stands as one of Pixar's very best films with its great story and mature themes, excellent animated action, and a cast of top-notch characters. It's super.
unlabelledView post →The best fantastic four movie is still The Incredibles
unlabelledView post →I agree, this WAS a satisfying moment in the hit Pixar movie The Incredibles.
unlabelledView post →The Incredibles isn't a movie about doing good. It's a movie about being great.
unlabelledView post →Movie: The Incredibles Language: French Country: France Rest in peace Bruno Salomone (1970 - 2026) 🕯
unlabelledView post →Watching The Incredibles in the age of AI completely recontextualizes the film in the best way. I don't think this movie was ever intended as an objectivist screed, but as a call to arms for creative people!
unlabelledView post →Huh. TIL some people critiqued the movie The Incredibles as overly libertarian. I guess because the villain's motivation was to give everyone powers. I always thought that this was just... bad writing that one accepts in kids' films. Struck me as more nonsensical than political.
unlabelledView post →Movie: The Incredibles Language: Hindi Country: India
unlabelledView post →Milly Alcock says ‘THE INCREDIBLES’ is her favorite superhero film. “That film is so, so good.” (via Variety)
unlabelledView post →Movie: The Incredibles Language: Rioplatense Spanish Countries: Argentina and Mexico Rest in peace Rubén Rada (1943 - 2026) 🕯
unlabelledView post →The Library of Congress has revealed the list of 25 films that were recently added to the National Film Registry for preservation. The list includes The Thing, The Karate Kid, Clueless, The Incredibles and Inception.
unlabelledView post →My married surname is Blank-Settle. When our son was on the way, I suggested the name Dash, inspired by the boy character in the film “The Incredibles”. It was vetoed once my wife flagged up that his full name (when said over the phone) would be Dash Blank Hyphen Settle, which would sound ludicrous
unlabelledView post →I'm sharing this because apparently everyone is claiming that "No one knew people were made about health insurance!!" and also not everyone has seen the Incredibles. Uh, this movie is a cartoon from 2004. www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_VM...
unlabelledView post →Movie: The Incredibles Language: French Country: Canada Rest in peace Benoît Rousseau (1959 - 2026) 🕯
unlabelledView post →‘THE INCREDIBLES’ has been added to the National Film Registry. Films added to the registry are noted for their cultural, historic or aesthetic importance.
unlabelledView post →Now that I think about it The Incredibles was really THE anti-AI movie
unlabelledView post →#MusicChallenge #WrongDisneySong 19. The Incredibles This song would be perfect for the start of the film where all the superheroes have gone into hiding The Stranglers - No More Heroes m.youtube.com/watch?v=2B4b...
unlabelledView post →National Film Registry Adds ‘Karate Kid’, ‘Glory’, ‘Clueless’, ‘The Incredibles’, ‘Inception’, ‘Philadelphia’ & More In Latest Class.
unlabelledView post →The villain of the second movie is ALSO wealthy with an entirely personal vendetta against superheroes. In both films, the Incredibles are lured in by promises of wealth and luxury but then learn something sinister is behind that wealth. The capitalists in The Incredibles are the BAD GUYS!
unlabelledView post →They should give us live action remakes, but R-rated. Beauty and the Bestiality: No Ass is Safe. Moana: All Grown Up. The Incredibles: Come for the Milf. Bambi's Revenge. The Iron Giant Dong. Lady and the Tramp.
unlabelledView post →anyway, what they're really talking about is The Incredibles, because The Incredibles is a fucking weird movie
unlabelledView post →"The Incredibles is the best Fantastic Four movie" no it isn't "Galaxy Quest is the best Star Trek movie" no it isn't "The Iron Giant is the best Superman movie" are you high
unlabelledView post →The Incredibles, Brad Bird (2004). I’m convinced, especially by the opening “Glory Days” sequence that Brad Bird wanted this film to look like comic book panels come to life, and damn did he nail it
unlabelledView post →Movie: The Incredibles Language: Spanish Country: Mexico Rest in peace Antonio Miguel (? - 2024)
unlabelledView post →Ended up listening to the Incredibles soundtrack and it's wild how Giacchino really just wanted to score a Connery bond film
unlabelledView post →Fair warning anyone tries that "the best version of the Fantastic Four is The Incredibles" with me is getting unfollowed, it's a perfectly cromulent film with a distasteful Randian undertone and only the most facile understanding of what superheroes are.
unlabelledView post →(BTW, I checked the Syndrome quote by going to this page, and hoo boy, for a kid's movie, "The Incredibles" is DARK. Must be why I love it so. www.thecharacterquotes.com/syndrome)
unlabelledView post →Anyway they already made a perfect Fantastic 4 movie - it was called The Incredibles.
unlabelledView post →#Wrongdisneysong #MusicChallenge Day 19: The Incredibles Again, apologies because I don't know this film. This came to my mind whilst reading the plot: "I need a hero I'm holding out for a hero... " Holding Out For A Hero by Bonnie Tyler www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWcA...
unlabelledView post →Cor. I would love to see more microbudget superhero films, and ones done without existing IP. It’s not remotely microbudget, but the Incredibles remains the greatest superhero film ever made, and Pixar invented the brand. You don’t *need* fanbait characters to tell these stories.
unlabelledView post →Rumor: Is Lucasfilm quietly planning an Indiana Jones reboot?. > If you thought Disney was calling it quits after disappointing box office returns for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, think again! According to The DisInsider, the same site that scooped Pixar’s The Incredibles 3 months before Disney confirmed the sequel, Lucasfilm is whipping up an Indiana Jones reboot. It’s early days for the project, but according to DisInsider, fans should expect a reboot announcement of sorts at next…
unlabelledView post →Very tough when you essentially got completely beat to the punch by the very excellent Fantastic Four movie called 'The Incredibles'
unlabelledView post →Fact check: PANTS ON FIRE The best Pixar film is the first twelve minutes of Up, followed by The Incredibles.
unlabelledView post →I'm still not certain Pixar has yet to make a better movie than The Incredibles (or Toy Story 3)
unlabelledView post →📣 If you missed it 🌟 We released a new ep talking all the week's Movie and Film news recently on all your podcast apps 🍿 We talk Spaceballs 2 finally happening, The Incredibles 3 & give our insights on the final trailer for James Gunn's Superman movie. 🔗Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/0Gdg...
unlabelledView post →The best Cowboy Bebop adaptation ever (like how The Incredibles is the best Fantastic Four movie). Nails the aesthetic and the attitude!
unlabelledView post →THE INCREDIBLES is the best Fantastic Four film, and it isn't close
unlabelledView post →Most people who work for evil companies aren't doing evil things. A lot of the workers also actively try to do their best to make things better for their colleagues or customers. But they don't make the decisions. There's also lots of "passive sabotage/subterfuge" -- think of the scene in the original The Incredibles film where Mr. Incredible tells the claimant what she ACTUALLY has to do to get her insurance claim covered.
unlabelledView post →They already made the perfect Fantastic Four movie. It was called "The Incredibles"
unlabelledView post →God I love the Incredibles THE superhero movie btw
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