The Incredibles

The zipper on the travel bag is on the far end away from Helen on the plane, but she unzips it from the other direction.

The part in Violet's hair switches sides several times.

This was deliberately done by the animators to aid the ease of animation, as long hair was something that had not yet been attempted.

While they are still in the plane avoiding missiles, Elastigirl takes the plane close to the water and the seas are very rough.

After the plane is shot down, the seas are relatively calm.

The position of the aftershave bottle by Frozone's mirror changes.

When Mr.

Incredible first looks at the hole blown in the elevated railroad tracks as the train is coming, the street below is empty.

Subsequent shots show several cars parked in the street.

When Mr.

Incredible fights the first Omnidroid and he is injured on his left shoulder (and his suit is torn), his injury disappears and reappears several times between shots.

As Mirage pushes Syndrome out of the way and is grabbed by Mr.

Incredible, she is wearing a headset.

After Mr.

Incredible grabs her however, her headset disappears.

After Helen catches Bob coming home late from the fire and jewelry store incident, there is a figurine laying on the ground next to the blocks beside Helen's chair.

The figurine disappears in the next shot.

When the airplane blows up and Dash, Violet and Helen are falling, once Helen makes herself into a parachute, there is no longer rubble from the plane falling around them and nothing above them.

After they are in the water, a big chunk of plane falls almost on top of them.

After the kitchen argument, when Frozone opens the door, the overhead kitchen light is swinging but the shadows of the family and table are not moving.

The color (not just the shadow/shading) of the "big wheel" seat changes throughout the movie.

As Bob gets chewed out in his cubicle by his boss, his pencil holder is centered on his desk.

After the boss leaves, it has moved to the edge of his desk, where it falls off and spills pencils all over the floor.

As the defeated robot topples into the water, the wall of ice is not visible in the wide shot, but appears a second later when the scene is viewed from above.

After landing in the jewelry store, the rescued fire victims are strewn on the floor around the room.

In the next few scenes, these people are no longer on the floor, but they reappear there when the cop draws his gun on them.

Despite complex aerobatics, the only missile contrails we see from the water are linear ones.

At the end of the dinner fight the ceiling light is stationary, but when Dash opens the door for Lucius the light is swinging and Helen reaches up to stop it.

That's because Dash zipped back to his seat after answering the door, and this caused the wind.

This is not obvious without close inspection.

Before the wedding scene, Mr Incredible summons his jet car.

When he opens the car door, the window is up.

In the next shot of him, the window is down.

In the Scene where Mr.

Incredible is exercising by lifting railroad cars, the trucks (wheel sets) on each car stay attached when he lifts the cars off the ground.

On real railroad cars, the wheel sets are held in place by gravity, so if he lifts the cars, the wheelsets should stay on the ground.

In the jewelry store after the fire, Frozone gets a drink of water by pulling the lever downward on the water cooler.

While bringing the cup up to drink, the lever is still down, meaning there should be water still coming out of it.

Bob drives his new black car to the airport for his second trip to Syndrome's island.

The family uses one of Syndrome's rockets to return to Municiburg, meaning Bob's car is still at the airport.

Yet when the family returns home after defeating the Omnidroid, Bob's car is back in the driveway.

The world depicted in the movie has had a very different history than ours.

Technology and culture are often much more advanced.

Whatever chronology is given regarding music, technology, politics, design, etc.

, is "true" within the movie.

In the newspaper clippings denouncing superheroes, under the "Super Menace To Society" column, "innocent bystanders" is printed as "innocent by standards".

In the opening scene, the radio refers to a police chase on San Pablo Ave, but there is no San Pablo Ave anywhere on the "auto drive" navigation map.

Violet is not wearing the orange headband before the rocket launches but after it appears on her head.

There is no way she could have possessed that headband as she was not seen holding it in her hand before the cave scene.

In the interviews portion, the first time Elastigirl is on screen, just as her sequence ends, she leans forward, and the curls on the lower end of her hair clip through her shoulders.

In Metroville, when the robot explodes on the water, the upper camera shows Frozone standing behind Helen and on the left side of Mr.

Incredible.

Then the same scene is shown from the front camera but now Frozone appears at the right side of Mr.

Incredible and in front of the whole group.

In Mr.

Incredible's home office where he has different newspaper articles and magazine covers about him, the Newtropolis Tribune with the headline "Incredible Rescue At Sea" is dated September 14, 2003.

This clearly does not fit into the approximate era the movie is set in.

While the Parr family is fighting the Omnidroid, Mr.

Incredible tells Elastic Girl to press the first button of the Omnidroid controller.

After telling him to wait, she presses the last button instead the first one.

Pixar is still living up to expectations, from the idea to the quality of the product is wonderful and exquisite.Pixar's ideas and humor are always fresh and powerful, far better than the rigid, stereotypical, boring animation "masterpieces" of traditional mainstream studios.

I am on a superhero high. I've had so much of them that I have finally learnt to shoot laser from my eyes really.

This is an older Disney Pixar film that I recently watched again with my three year-old. I've been revisiting an abundance of children's films and decided to start reviewing them on our blog.

The standard-bearer of excellence for the Pixar animation house has aged well in the seven years since its release, and it should be no surprise. With a clever, all-ages sense of humor, a masterfully paced storyline, wonderfully rounded characters and genuinely perfect casting, the filmmakers have left little cause for concern.

At first I was reluctant to watch this movie because I thought it was very cheesy from what I saw in the trailer, but it was the opposite of what I had seen. He has his mellow moments of happy life as a couple and with children, although they knew how to complement him well with the action and with the superhero Frozono who was great, who by the way had to make him a cooler outfit than that white and light blue.

This movie gives you something you'd never expect from an animated film! I loved this so much!

I was a fan of the Incredible group when I was younger. When Disney decided to come out with this movie, I was ecstatic.

After exploring the world of toys, bugs, monsters & ocean life in an extremely unusual yet intimately human manner, Pixar Animation Studios brings its sweeping cinematic vision to the world of superheroes, this time showing the highs n lows of life from their point of view. And just like their previous ventures, The Incredibles continues Pixar's dream run of all-round success & is one of the greatest films about superheroes.

It's just perfect. No flaws.