**THE INCREDIBLES** Walked So That Marvel Could Run! FIRST Time Watching! (Movie Reaction) 

I loved that scene. 😂

That line never gets old.

WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE GREATER GOOD!

Yea lol

Dead poets society pls😭😭😭this movie changed me

Huh, interesting.

Woah, never thought about it like that!

I thought that Syndrome actually had NPD. Narcissistic personality disorder.

omg that's so clever :o Thanks!

U want a cookie bruh

I may be forced to say it one of these days

How dare you stop me from ending my life?! 😂

In the Finnish dub, he says "You didn't save me, you hurt my back!"

I still wonder if this is grounds to sue and if he had any legal backing to win the lawsuit.

@@K-11609 I would not be surprised if it is

Also, his Bomb Voyage incident helped to get Supers banned. So he already had his revenge......but that wasn't good enough for him. He had to intentionally do it and destroy as many Supers as possible, especially Mr. Incredible. He wasn't satisfied until he could 1-up Mr. Incredible, even though he never could. The kid/guy was a real wack-job.

Also, bomb voyage is a hilarious name

Exactly, he wants to "BE" a hero, not do hero work.

It's pretty telling that during the "I work alone" flashback, Bomb Voyage is completely absent. He convinced himself his idol rejected him instead of acknowledging that his pestering was distracting him from apprehending a terrorist, nor does he ever seem to note that his actions almost got innocent people killed. Crazy SOB was a disgrace to Supers from the start.

For the third point, I absolutely agree. Even the MCU’s upcoming Fantastic Four film, whether it turns out to be good, will never top The Incredibles, easily the best Fantastic Four film.

@@nicolasbaron4506 It’s the Furious Five with Jack-Jack

You said it, bro! You said it, yes. I love listening to The Incredibles soundtrack, it's so fun, jazzy, epic, and action-packed, and until the MCU Fantastic Four comes out and manages to stand out where the others couldn't it will always come last after this movie and its equally stirring and exciting sequel

The orchestral score is so on point, I used to wear out my dad's Goldfinger and 2001: a Space Odyssey soundtrack LPs, and collected all the Star Trek movie soundtrack albums myself. Michael Gianchino is one of the best at that sort of thing nowadays (LOST, Star Trek) and also the CHERNOBYL and Sicario/Arrival composers. In Arrival and Star Trek (2009) I found myself bawling my eyes out in the opening scenes in part because the music was just so very good (I've played bass in student and semi professional orchestras, always with people so much better than me, so although I don't think much of my own musical abilities I have a heightened appreciation of what goes into a composition that requires 80 to 105 people to play).

The Fantastic Four have a completely different dynamic and general plot to the Incredibles.

Yeah, I think that's a trick that Incredibles 2 missed. Bob is tossed around like a rag doll in that film and never really does anything too impressive hero-wise.

@@brycebitetti1402 exactly

Because it was meant to be Elastigirl's movie

@@iantaggart3064 not a good justification tbh. It could’ve been her movie while still doing right by Bob’s character/abilities, but then again I could write an essay on how the sequel drops the ball with just about every family member

This is why “stans” are very, very bad. Well, that, and of course the über-fucked-up incident that led to Eminem writing the song that later inspired that stupid term. Fucking zealots, man. There’s nothing worse.

No vanity. His whole thing is rubbing it into everyone's face "I am better than you!" The tragedy is in terms of intelligence he actually is better than Bob. To quote my favourite Moffat show "The frailty of genius: it needs an audience."

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The real story being: "Man, Sue is the lamest of the four... let's give her something more to do... euh...she can do...force fields? Let's go with that" ^^

@@SiegahertzCarmin The Thing is the lamest, he's just rock hulk

@@thunderspikes4064 context: at the time the fantastic four were Marvel biggest seller. The thing was the favorite among children. Like you said: rock Hulk with a catch phrase and a good story arc of acceptance of self. Then you had Jonny who... Well he is a human torch who can burn things. Cool. Then Mister fantastic who was the white straight , intelligent man. And then Sue... And Sue was the wife. And that's it. She could hide in combat and get capture to move along the plot. So they gave her something more: the shields. (In my opignion, the all squad is a little...lame... BUT it's a 1960 squad so... Like the racist grandpa, we forgave them.)

@@SiegahertzCarmin i don't expect i found a creature like you in the comment section of this video.

No way! Really?

@@thorwilhelms9635 yeah that's why she doesn't appear in the sequel

Holy shit, she did... From cirrhosis, due to too much alcohol

@@benlhyenethehyena9947 No, I wouldn't say that's the reason, given Dicker's original VA also passed away and they replaced him. Guess they simply saw no room in the story for her

Well, not long after the movie, a sequel game was released, which has the Incredibles fight the Underminer.

@@thorwilhelms9635 Didn’t know that! I still stand by my opinion that he was too weak to do anything real with, but clearly the people making the game and the sequel didn’t agree lol

@@hanna-writes Well, the sequel just used him as the Bomb-voyage of the film, so... not exactly main villain.

@@jordancooney6817 they tried, it just didn’t work very well. Problem number one is that the key to a successful one-off joke is that it is, as the name suggests, one-off. Bomb Voyage was introduced, said a couple of funny lines, and then we had a fifteen-year timeskip almost immediately. It was easy and natural to assume that he would never show up again, and he didn’t. The Underminer showed up as a one-off joke at the end of the first movie, and then they brought him back. So suddenly you assume he’s somehow important-why else would he be here? Problem number two is how long that sequence was in the sequel. I haven’t watched it in a while, but it was a full-on action sequence that lasted for some minutes. The fact that they lingered served a narrative purpose, yes (it showed off the massive property damage that set the rest of the plot in motion) but again, it gave the Underminer more attention than he frankly deserved. Problem number three is that he underdelivered on his promises. He surfaced, revealing himself after decades or maybe centuries of living underground, and basically made a bid for world domination. And then… he robbed a bank, and back down he went. So the fact that they brought him back, gave him a fair bit of screen time and had him underdeliver on his initial promises all suggest, from a story-telling perspective, that he’s somewhat important and that you’ll probably hear from him again. Except you don’t. Now, I’m of the opinion that the plot of the entire sequel was exceptionally stupid and unnecessary-the whole point of the “2 months later” scene at the end of the first movie was to show that they’re back to doing hero work in the open, with their suits and their masks, and that this is their new normal. So the plot of the second movie is kinda retconny, but even if you wanna keep it, there were other ways to set it in motion. Show a montage of them doing secret hero work, where everything is nice and rosy, and then later juxtapose it with a montage of all the collateral damage. Heck, say that the bill that forced them into hiding was removed in the wake of Syndrome’s attack, but that they need to put stronger legislation in place to protect the rights of superheroes, or there’s nothing stopping a new bill from taking the old one’s place five or ten years down the line. Nothing could have really saved this movie except reworking it from the ground up, but it could have been less frustrating in its mediocrity with a few key changes.

@@hanna-writes I personally like the sequel, not as much as the first one, but I still like it. However, to each their own.

And yet we got increasingly worse and desperate sequels to every. Single. Other. Disney Animation.😢

The Incredibles flew so that Marvel could take a full hour to get out of bed

Finding Nemo is my favorite. But The Incredibles is near in my heart.

To think, if only WB had better advertised The Iron Giant, it might have actually been just as successful commercially as it was critically.

Don't say something like "this thing is the BEST" when it's not true. And no, it being your 0pInioN doesn't validate it. Just say it's your favorite. Unless you can actually give good logical reasoning for your statement (you can't) just leave it as that. Ugh, someone probably said "i diSagrEe, i fink DIS iz da bEst one, but i rEspeCt ur oPoiniOn :)" in the replies......BLEH

@@teamtx1578 Very true. Yet sadly, Warner Bros. still has an issue of properly marketing their films like last summer’s The Suicide Squad for an example.

Inside Out and WALL-E are ranked higher than The Incredibles

Yep! He also did the voice of Edna Mode. ^-^

Speaking of Ratatouille, Bernie (Dash’s teacher) was also voiced by the same guy who did Linguini.

Brad also directed the Iron Giant

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The sequel isn't quite as *"incredible"* as the first, but still so much fun to watch!

@@liamphibia I definitely agree on that, I was just saying that I can’t wait to tell her how hyped people were for the sequel back then!

The first one just has a nostalgic hold on me

I kind of wish they'd actually had those 14 years pass within the film universe.

@@nisarojas2869 even without the nostalgia it's still better

I basically consider it a deleted scene that was cut for time.

And it has probably the best "joke that flies over the heads of children watching" in anything ever

Finding Nemo game on my gameboy was EVERYTHING to me 😭😭

@@SophieLents YES! I still have my gameboy and the game. Although, I haven't use it or played the game for over 10 years. Anyway, the noise you get everytime you die, that sounds like "ew", is ingrained into my head till this day.

​@@SophieLents you have awesome reactions

YOU'RE OLD!?!? Just because you saw it in theaters when you were in Middle School? Man, you don't know what old is. I saw this as a young adult right when it came out on DVD. So does that make me ANCIENT? I'm not even in my 40s yet :( :( X( Still is an awesome movie though...........

Hope you’ll feel better soon 🥺

Thanks Sophie. 🤗❤️

I hope you feel better soon, Rachel!

@@nicolasbaron4506 Thank you Nicholas. 🤗❤️

@@SophieLents Sophie, you're so cool. Please react to "She's the Man". I really wanna see your reaction.❤

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I REALLY wish Pixar could make another movie like this. As a kid, it was enjoyable but rewatching it as an adult was a totally different experience because I understand all the more adult moments. It's a movie for all ages and the characters were amazing. Not to mention the music.

Thanks for watching ❤️🥺

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Me too

One did it first and right... The other one sucked