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More On Incredibles

The Incredibles is marked by a series of firsts, from the first opening logo that doesn't feature Randy Newman's theme music to the first time that human characters are in the foreground. In fact, the film centers on a family of humans (another first). That family is the Parr family, who on the surface may seem pretty ordinary in appearance and behavior. The father, Bob Parr, is an insurance claims adjuster. Helen, the mother, is a housewife who tends to baby Jack-Jack. Two additional kids, the shy Violet and the hyper Dash, round out the family unit. Fast-forward to present day, and Bob Parr is in a slump. His days are spent in a too-small...

QUIZ ON INCREDIBLES

Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information What is the name of the young babysitter who was left in charge of caring for the youngest member of the Incredible family? The Characters of "The Incredibles" Kari. Violet and Dash snuck on board when their mother went to rescue their father. Violet left Kari in charge of Jack-Jack. Bret Park provided the voice of Kari. I hope you've enjoyed this quiz! What is the name of the final villain who challenges the Incredible family, at the very end of the movie? The Characters of "The Incredibles" The Underminer. This villain only reveals himself at the very end of the movie....

The Incredibles

The Incredibles is a 2004 computer-animated superhero comedy film about a family of superheroes who are forced to hide their powers. It was written and directed by Brad Bird, a former director and executive consultant of The Simpsons, and was produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. The starring voices are Craig T. Nelson  as Bob Parr, a superhero called "Mr. Incredible" who is forced to give up saving people's lives; Holly Hunter as his wife; Sarah Vowell as their teenage daughter; Spencer Fox as their young son; Jason...

Find out why Rapunzel never had a bad hair day

Rapunzel Lets Her Hair Down in TangledFind out why Rapunzel never had a bad hair day in Disney's 50th animated feature and first CG fairy tale.By Bill Desowitz | Wednesday, November 24, 2010 at 4:19 pmPosted In | Site Categories: 3D, CG, FilmsCheck out the Tangled trailers, clips and featurettes at AWNtv!Disney created a whole new hair rendering system based on volume that's a game-changer. Images courtesy of Disney.Hair has always been treated like a character by Glen Keane: "an outward manifestation" of the character's personality and problem. But Keane and Disney met their match with Rapunzel...

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