lizthefangirl:

why the incredibles 2 was worth the fourteen-year wait (no spoilers)

  • every. shot. of. this. movie. is. stunning.
  • it does the impossible—feeling absolutely seamless as a sequel after so many years
  • deals with some very relevant political/commercial questions—and promptly addresses the sexism of the era in which it takes place while not exploiting it
  • the action sequences are flawless and immersive
  • j a c k j a c k
  • on a technical level, it’s kinda without fault
  • i’m so blown away by this movie
  • i cackled like a maniac about ten times and stomped the floor so hard my foot hurt
  • the kids have a Cool Aunt
  • a main conflict is about society’s fixation on technology, which is obviously still a Thing
  • has that ideal pixar balance of mature/universal themes in a child-friendly movie
  • the story is 100% about this family growing together and it’s beautiful
  • tl;dr: i saw the original with my dad when i was six and we were both thrilled by every minute this one and it’s quite possibly my new favorite pixar film, do your soul a favor and see it

leahfromthenorthwest:

thesweetpianowritingdownmylife:

itsspookybitch:

transpeter:

transpeter:

i still can’t believe that the incredibles is likely set in the 1960s

the entire film is designed with classic 50s-60s art styles, a lot of the interior design of the parr household is in 60s style, fashion is generally reminiscent of the 60s, in the beginning of the film all the photographs and video are grainy and shot in 60s style, the technology in bob’s office is very dated, when edna is going on her ā€œno capesā€ rant she cites superheroes who died from cape designs and says their deaths were in the 50s, all the cars in the film have 60s models, any advanced tech we really see is seemingly kept secret from the general public, here’s a newspaper from the film:

may 16th, 1962

Holy fuck

Jack-jack is a baby boomer

Jack jack is gonna Ruin the economy