honey, where is my super suit?!?

we watched the incredibles yesterday and i have to say, pixar did it again and with their first PG rated film at that! the animation was great as it always usually is with pixar movies. the underwater scenes, above the water scenes and the jungle/rainforest/island animation is super, parang totoo. i love the fact that they have humans (er.. super humans) as the main characters this time and that they are shown to be vulnerable to the same kinds of problems encountered by the average suburban family. things like boring day jobs, growing beer bellies, bulging hips as well as doubts about husbands cheating, typical of the midlife crisis were presented. the issue about stupid frivolous lawsuits and the red tape of insurance companies were not spared in this movie. basta! it's a movie that's made for kid's in mind but adults will end up enjoying it even more.



"There’s nary a talking fish, insect, toy, or monster to be found in The Incredibles; these stars are all people with real problems and familiar personalities. This little switch has the surprising effect of making us care far more about its heroes than ever before. You could have served up Nemo as sushi for all I care -- he’s a freakin’ fish! Mr. Incredible’s got a wife, kids, and a mortgage, and his boss is a jerk. Toddlers may prefer a surfing turtle, but the rest of us are going to find The Incredibles Pixar’s best film yet." --Christopher Null

oh and let's all be prepared for a part 2 because the last scene in the end was screaming "SEQUEL" all over. and so with this, i am ending my blog entry reminding everyone (much like what edna mode advised) that no matter what happens, never ever get a super suit with a cape... stay away from a caped super suit.