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While most of the promotional materials feature Jack-Jack in his super-suit and imply that he's with the family on their superhero adventures, he's only featured in the scenes dealing with the Parr's home life.

Holly Hunter as a pilot crashing in the water.

This isn't the first time that Frozone has found himself being held at gunpoint by a very nervous cop.

When trying to remember Buddy's name, Mr.

The robot takes appropriate action to neutralize the remote control before proceeding to curb stomp Syndrome. This turns out to have a ring of truth when Syndrome confronts the Omnidroid v10, because it realizes that it was being restricted by Syndrome's remote control. Incredible assumes it's a case of the robot getting 'smart enough to wonder why it had to take orders', and Mirage never corrects him.

Accidental Truth: When he is hired to stop the 'rogue' Omnidroid on the island, Mr.

Caveat Emptor when trying the number today.

During the first release of the DVD, calling the phone number would have Mirage direct you to the movie's website but the number has rotated onward to other uses since then. Mirage's phone number was a toll-free phone number with the last seven digits spelling out the word 'suprhro' on a typical phone. They're not really happy with the situation, but they don't have a choice. In other words, they are a very rough equivalent of the Fantastic Four. They have a quiet life in the suburbs with an ordinary house, a normal job and 3 children: disruptive and superfast Dash, shy Violet (who can turn invisible and project force fields), and baby Jack-Jack, who seems to have no powers.

Incredible and the stretching Elastigirl are now just Bob and Helen Parr.

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Incredible culpable for damages and the resulting series of lawsuits, the Super Relocation Act was enacted and all superheroes have been forced into retirement. It marks two firsts for the studio: their first with humans as the main characters and their first to be helmed by an out-of-studio filmmaker.įollowing a court ruling finding the Superstrong Mr. That said, it's easily in the running for the darkest film Disney's ever been involved with-surpassed in number of onscreen deaths only by Pirates of the Caribbean-with tons of Black Comedy besides. Its plot bears a resemblance to Watchmen, although the tone is nowhere near as dark. The Incredibles is Pixar's sixth feature film, released in 2004, an affectionately parodic Decon-Recon Switch of the Superhero genre, happily lampshading on many conventions.

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