The Incredibles Documentary - Spain Production: A Frida Films, Salto de Eje production. (International sales: Tree Line Distribution, Santiago de Compostela.) Produced by Luisa Romero, Juanjo Gimenez.

The Incredibles Review Though the experience is short-lived and marred by sticky controls, it's fairly good while it lasts. By Stephen Palley on October 1, 2004 at 6:48PM PDT ...

After a 14-year hiatus, the new Incredibles 2 is remarkably consistent in a number of obvious ways. It picks up at the exact moment the first movie ends with the appearance of the Underminer, and ...

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As a result, "The Incredibles 2" winds up telling two quite different stories that only merge in Act Three — that of Elastigirl as she attempts to uncover the identity of the mysterious villain ...

The footage opened with the family battling the Underminer (John Ratzenberger), who showed up right at the end of The Incredibles, and in addition to being a fast-paced, thrilling action sequence ...