Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation

Livestonth I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Yash Wade Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

Ezmae Chang This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Horst in Translation (filmreviews@web.de) "Mr. Incredible and Pals" is a 4-minute animated short film that is a bonus feature to the successful Pixar movie "The Incredibles" and shows us a mix between that one and the animated show "Clutch Cargo" from the 1960s. I have not seen the latter, so maybe that's why it was not too much of a memorable watch because I probably did not get many of the references. anyway, this is a fairly nice idea for a bonus feature and somewhat inspired. Story-wise it is okay for such a brief film I guess. The title character, his superhero buddy and a little jumping rabbit have to save a bridge from being destroyed and at the same time catch a female bug villain. Tolerable stuff I guess. "The Incredibles" is one of really not many Pixar films I have not yet seen and I must admit this short film does not really get me curious to do so. But that also wasn't the intention I guess looking at the difference in style. People who like old superhero animation (not as old as Disney's and Warner Bros' golden age), can check this one. It's probably more for these than for huge fans of "The Incredibles". So can everybody else, but they are really not missing too much. Oh yeah, solid list of people working on this one as well, behind the camera and voice actors. 4 minutes worth seeing and listening to all in all.

Rectangular_businessman This was a clever and well done parody of many old Saturday morning cartoons from the '50s and the '60s (Like for example, Clutch Cargo, a series from 1959 which is mostly remembered for using the Syncro-Vox animation technique where a live-action talking mouth was superimposed upon the faces of cartoon characters. "The Adventures of Mr. Incredible" uses the same technique for comedic purposes.) Anyway, this a nice complement for "The Incredibles" Universe, and it also serves as a funny homage to all those old cartoons that this short animation references.8/10

MovieAddict2016 This hilarious spoof of classic children's show "Clutch Cargo" had me in tears. It's not at all what I expected when I first bought the "Incredibles" DVD and started watching it.Essentially it begins with Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson) and Frozone (Samuel L. Jackson) watching a new TV series spin-off of their adventures and exploits.However Frozone takes offense to the film as he is dubbed over by a white man and the animation is horrible and simplistic. The story also includes a bunny named "Mr. Skipperdoo." I was in tears because anyone who remembers these old '60s TV shows with the cheesy moving mouths plastered over top of still drawings will know how appalling they were. This is an adult-geared special feature, and its mediocre rating on IMDb, I'm sure, has something to do with the younger voters not "getting it."

FRMariposa Normally, I'm not a huge fan of DVD extras. I have yet to even OPEN the "Empire of Dreams DVD" from the Star Wars box set. But Pixar films are exceptional in so many ways, and Extras is just another. This short is on Disc 2 under "Top Secret". most people only watched "Jack-Jack Attack" on Disc 2; Well, pop it out again to join Frozone and Mr. Incredible as they watch a crappy Saturday morning cartoon based on their adventures. There's "Clutch Cargo" style animation and the antics of Mr. Skiperdoo - the "and Pals" of the title. The best part is the Commentary track featuring the "Real" Frozone and Mr. Incredible, who've never seen this before, and Frozone is quite outraged at the implicit race issues. A minor classic.