[cwiz24]

No offense, but it's just a cartoon. Not everything in life needs to be analyzed to death.

[GraceCoolidge]

I was somewhat surprised that Brent Bozell had a column a couple weeks ago praising the movie quite highly and noting that it is appropriate for the whole family. I was surprised only because I hadn't seen him comment on movies before. I'd love to see it but we probably have to wait for DVD...

[L98Fiero]

I don't think he is so much analyzing the movie as the psychology of the human reaction to it. Besides, he's wrong. People love Batman and he has no special powers. ;)

[lbmorris11]

Were all going to die. AAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH

[Hildy]

I agree, and I usually hate when people do this after an article like this...but here goes...We went to see The Incredibles a few days ago and I have to say I was bored silly the first 1/2 hour. After that, the sound went off for about 10 minutes and when nobody did anything, I said to my husband, "Let's get our money back and go." I'm assuming the second half was much better than the first.

[sober libertarian]

Not to spilt hairs but The Incredibles is not a cartoon. A cartoon is drawn by hand on a 2D cell (the x and y axis). Bugs bunny is a cartoon, the smurfs is a cartoon. The incredibles is 3D animation. Other than the rules of animation 2D and 3D are completely different! First and most important 3D computer animation is developed with an X, Y, and Z axis!!!!

Again, I dont mean to sound like I am splitting hairs here, but as a 3D animator, I kinda take offense to hearing such amazing cutting edge technology and special effects being called cartoons.