A reviewer in The Nation vents about The Incredibles:
"Birds biggest achievement in The Incredibles is to have inflated family stereotypes to parade-balloon size. His failing is that, in so doing, he also confirmed these stereotypes, and worse. Helen mouths one or two semi-feminist wisecracks but readily gives up her career for a house and kids; women are like that. Bobs buddy Frozone, the main nonwhite character in the movie, can instantly create ice; black people are cool. The superheroes are in hiding because greedy trial lawyers sued them into retirement; and, while concealed, they chafe at their confinement, like Ayn Rand railing against enforced mediocrity. The family is the foundation of our society. Freedom is on the march."
Andrew Sullivan comments: "The lefts estrangement from America continues."
Well, you could have included the links to the articles (both the Nation review and Sullivans response), so we could consider them on our own...
How wonderful it is! Today, I had seen the film - "The Incredibles" this afternoon, My father also had seen this film in this evening. This cartoon movie is powered by Disney-Pixar.
In this film, I love the peoples sensation, scene, bugbears. The scene is so sublime.
With the great imagination.
i realized that even a normal person without super power can be a super hero in their own special way.