The Incredibles (2-disc Collector's Edition) [DVD]

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The second disc in the set contains a Making of Documentary, complete files on all of the Supers, an `early' animated effort featuring Mr. In addition to the short, there is a segment on its creator, Bud Luckey, as well as a commentary track by Luckey himself.

As a Pixar short, it's partially made up of animation from other films, so you'll get extra viewings out of trying to spot the spare parts, and it's partially a testing ground, as technology like hair design is tried on a smaller scale. The first features Bird and producer John Walker, which covers the overall experience of making the film.or Finding Nemo DVDs as yet, but the Incredibles DVD is noticeably different from, say, the Bug’s Life DVD—about as much as the two movies are different—and yet it fulfils the apparent Pixar mandate of extras and features that expertly mix nuts-and-bolts analysis, irreverent humour, and technical fastidiousness. His previous film "The Iron Giant" is a very effective, sweet-natured homage to the sci-fi films of the 50s. I have to admit that I'm not too fussed with this one - a whimsical, daft musical fable about a jackalope and a shaved sheep.

Like many of us, Bird is tired of the pasteurized, kid-friendlyghetto that animation often finds itself in, and takes a few opportunities to rail at the lack of imagination this entails.

Sometimes a little dark for those of a very tender age, but a brilliant movie with my favourite character being Edna! Like any good father and husband, he’s going to do the same crap every day until death offers its sweet embrace. Bird knows how to play the two sides of a story off each other to create a story that both enthralls and evokes feelings.