GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Nobody ever said being a superhero was easy--but when you're forced into early retirement by a bevy of lawsuits from the very people you've saved over ...

In The Incredibles, Kari says “Mozart makes babies smarter.” When she later turns on Mozart for Jack-Jack, you see his eyes widen, and subsequently his powers are seen for the first time. from ...

The Incredibles is an American animated superhero film produced by Pixar Animation in 2004. The film is directed by Brad Bird and focuses on a family of superhumans who must contend with a dangerous ...

Mr. Incredible was once a celebrated superhero - until lawsuits forced heroes into hiding. Now, he must squeeze into his too-tight suit once more. His adversaries? Not only a dastardly villain, but ...

Writer/director Brad Bird pulls a page from The Dark Knight playbook, yet paints a few coats of wickedly fun humor on it so the whole family can enjoy the experience. When The Incredibles debuted back ...

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Did Pixar Tease The iPad In “The Incredibles” In 2004? During a session at Macworld Expo, Chris Noessel and Nathan Shedroff told the audience that Steve Jobs might have tested people’s reception to a ...

But the changes that have befallen the Parrs are more than merely lifestyle-related. The world beyond the slick, escapist parameters of the movie screen is not the same world that greeted “The ...

The Incredibles Collection is an American animated film series produced by Disney and created by Pixar Animation Studios.

When writer-director Brad Bird made “The Incredibles” (2004), the superhero movie genre looked nothing like the overcrowded youth hostel it does today. The “X-Men” movies, the fledgling “Spider-Man” ...

When audiences around the world were first introduced to the super-powered Parr family in Pixar's The Incredibles, it was way back in 2004 — practically an eternity in pop culture times. 14 years ...

OK, I’m going to call it right now: Quite possibly, this year’s best cinematic action sequence involves an animated superhero baby and a very surprised raccoon. Midway through Pixar’s delightful ...