Who Said The World Doesn't Need Heroes?

Pixar must be proud to have Brad Bird, the director and writer of “The Incredibles” to have him in the scene. This movie must have been the hope of Warner Bros to rise up again and be one of the top10 companies in the US but they changed their genre to full theatrical animated features. Luck to Pixar! After the best movie seller of 1995 to Monster Inc. and Finding Nemo comes another Comedy Animated film that involves a family of heroes who should control out their powers for the world don’t need heroes anymore.

As Bob Parr (Craig Nelson) is on daily basis on saving the world but the mass soon got fed up with the thought that they don’t really need heroes, fought the urge to save the world with his Wife Helen (Elastigirl) with their 3 children. They lived 15 years after being normal mortals. Every time Frozone (Samuel Jackson) will get in their house during Wednesday as their “Bowling Day”, they used to be stuck up inside Frozone’s car while listening to the police station radio, longing for their glory days. There are circumstances that they help save the world but turned out to sending him into a mysterious mission in a remote island where Bob’s kid fan is staying and prepares as he fight his Idol, proving that he really is Incrediboy. His family has done it again as Dash (lightning speed boy) and Violet (Invisible girl) together with their mom Helen helped Bob to be out of the set trap that he’s into. And together, along with their old hero friends fight the mischievous big robot that was sent by Maniacal Syndrome from unleashing the city. Now, who said that the world doesn’t need heroes, eh?

The incredibles topped the movie list and critics lists and was rated as "97% Certified Fresh” from RottenTomatoes.com and was really able to get the audience attention by making this movie realistic, though they are animated characters, by the way the writer wants to portray each character makes them feel that they are real. This movie is recommended to everyone, for everyone’s invited! This movie is rated PG and I can’t wait to view this movie again in wide screen!

PS. This is my movie review to be submitted tomorrow for our English subject. Kinda tired already while working on it so i apologize in advance for the mistakes I'll commit here. :)