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The Incredibles Movie is about a Super Family
Who Must Hide Who They Are

In 2004 Pixar released The Incredibles movie, the animation studio's sixth feature film. This was the first time an outside director and writer came in to run the show.


The Incredibles

Brad Bird came over from Warner Brothers over to Pixar with his story which had been planned as a traditional animated film. He and John Lasseter had a history together at the art institution CalArts.
The Incredibles movie characters are all human in this film, which was also a first for Pixar, and that posed huge challenges for animators. Examples include hair falling and moving in the right way for Violet, which was central to her character, and also getting the skin to look just right - not plasticky but not too realistic looking either. Making characters appear too real, believe it or not, becomes very unappealing to us.

This Pixar film has a strong set of characters; take a look at the links below for all the information you need to know. Who is who? What is each character's role in this complex movie? You'll enjoy this film more when you know everyone and what they can do!


This film is also the longest, running at nearly two hours, however, the action excites the kids and keeps them interested and the story line keeps the adults entertained as well. This is an overall great film with fantastic, funky 60s style design and feel to it.

Two Pixar short films were released with this movie. First is Boundin', about a young sheep who gets a life lesson from a wise jackalope. The second is Jack-Jack Attack, which is a sideline story to what happens with the baby while Helen and the two kids are off finding Bob and rescuing Metroville.





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