The Incredibles Movie 2004

Directed by	Brad Bird Bill Wise (Technical)
Produced by	John Walker John Lasseter (Executive)
Written by	Brad Bird
Starring	Craig T. Nelson Holly Hunter Sarah Vowell Spencer Fox Jason Lee Samuel L. Jackson Elizabeth Peña
Music by	Michael Giacchino
Cinematography	Andrew Jimenez Patrick Lin Janet Lucroy
Editing by	Stephen Schaffer
Studio	Pixar
Distributed by	Walt Disney Pictures
Release date(s)	October 27, 2004(London) November 5, 2004(United States)
Running time	116 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Rated:  E


Plot:


From Wikipedia

The story is set in a world where some people have superhuman abilities. Two of these superpeople, or "supers", are Mr. Incredible, who is exceedingly strong, and Elastigirl, who can stretch her body into almost any shape. Mr. Incredible has a young fan named Buddy, who invents gadgets and wants to be Mr. Incredible's sidekick, but Mr. Incredible insists on working alone. The film begins in the city of Municiberg, with a busy day of crime fighting and the wedding of Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl, who call themselves Bob and Helen Parr. Shortly afterward, lawsuits from injured bystanders lead to a political backlash that forces all superheroes to stop saving the world and live normal civilian lives.

Fifteen years later, Bob and Helen live unhappily in the suburbs of Metroville. Their young son Dash can run faster than the human eye can see, and their teen daughter Violet can turn invisible and create protective force fields, but the family is required to hide their powers as part of the government's Superhero Relocation Program. The baby, Jack-Jack, appears to be an ordinary child. Bob has gained a lot of weight, and he feels frustrated by his office job with an insurance company. He regularly sneaks out to secretly fight crime with his friend Frozone, who can freeze things by spraying them with ice.

One day, Bob loses his temper and assaults his boss, who refused to let him rescue an innocent crime victim. However, before he can tell Helen he was fired, he finds a video message from a beautiful woman named Mirage, who offers him a large sum of money to stop Omnidroid 9000, an out-of-control robot on a remote island. Bob accepts the offer, is flown to the island, and disables the robot. Afterward, he happily spends time with his family and gets back into shape, still pretending to have his old job. He also takes his torn superhero suit to be repaired by the famous fashion designer Edna Mode. Edna makes a new suit for Bob, but she refuses to add a cape to it, citing numerous cape-related superhero accidents.

Although Mirage told Bob she works for a secret government agency, her real employer is Mr. Incredible's old fan, Buddy, who now calls himself "Syndrome" and intends to avenge himself against Mr. Incredible and the other superheroes for shunning him. He has already killed many supers by luring them to the island to fight Omnidroid, improving its design as they revealed its weaknesses. His plan is to make people believe he is a superhero by staging a fake battle with the robot.

On his next trip to the island, Bob is attacked by a more advanced Omnidroid and barely escapes from Syndrome. Meanwhile, Helen discovers the repair on his old supersuit and visits Edna, who gives her a set of supersuits for her and the children. After learning that Bob lost his job, Helen locates him with a homing device and flies to the island in a jet, with Dash and Violet secretly stowing away and Jack-Jack at home with a babysitter. Syndrome's security system detects the homing signal and captures Bob, then shoots the jet down with some missiles, but Helen, Dash, and Violet survive and make their way onto the island. After hiding the children in the jungle, Helen sneaks into Syndrome's facility to rescue Bob, only to find him embracing Mirage, who freed him after a confrontation in which Syndrome refused to save her life. Back in the jungle, Bob and Helen find the children, who triggered the Island's security system shortly after Syndrome launched a rocket to fly Omnidroid to Metroville. Syndrome eventually captures the family and follows the robot in a jet, but they escape and follow him in a second rocket with help from Mirage.

In Metroville, Syndrome uses a remote-control device to prevent Omnidroid from harming him, but he is knocked unconscious after the robot's artificial intelligence becomes aware of the device and shoots it off of him. When the Parrs arrive, Bob finally accepts help from his family and Frozone to defeat the robot, and when Syndrome wakes up and tries to kidnap Jack-Jack, Jack-Jack uses his recently emerged superpowers to attack him. Bob and Helen save Jack-Jack after Syndrome drops him in midair, and Syndrome is killed when his cape gets caught in one of his jet's engines. Three months later, after Dash races with his school track team and Violet makes a date with a boy she likes, a new villain called the Underminer appears and the Incredibles prepare to fight him.

Review: 


The Incredibles got a little of everything.  It has a little bit of everything and the movie is appealing for everyone I think.  I like this one because it is fun, will keep you on the edge of your seat.  It will make you laugh so hard; I even cried when I first saw it.  I recommend this movie for everyone especially children because this movie is about families and family values.  
As I watch this movie, I could feel for the characters.  The super-hero children are put in real-life danger which make me hold my breath.  There are times the father thinks he's lost his wife and kids.  The wife worries about her husband and children.  Having said so, this is a real family facing tough time.  They use their super-power and love, of course, to save their family and the world from the villain. 

It is enjoyable for the whole family, with something for kids as well as older, wiser adults. It's well-rounded. The music is fantastic.  I would give this movie a 5 stars.