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[noahgibbs]

The Incredibles turned out to be yet another Pixar family movie, roughly in line with their others. That's very high praise in my book. It's strongly worth seeing.

I turned down a Brezsny-sanctioned opportunity for constructive wrath this morning. I did the right thing, was appropriately blunt in rejecting somebody to reduce drama in my life, and I was even very honest in how I did so. But somehow, the anger never happened. I have trouble holding firm on my boundaries purely for myself. I have an easier time doing it for people I care about. I need to think hard about that, because it's going to be important to me soon.

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[lady-phoenixice.livejournal.com]

a) i wanna see the incredibles SO bad!
b) YAY for reducing drama in as positive manner as possible!

be careful tho, this might mean you're finally growing up!
teeheehee

[msde.livejournal.com]

I don't really think of The Incredibles as another Pixar movie, as they seemed to be branching out and trying new stuff with it. A lot of the humor seemed targetted at adults.

I thought the movie was great, but I wasn't paying too much attention to the CG.

[angelbob.livejournal.com]

'Branching out'? Finding Nemo had an awful lot of adult humor as well. Not as in dirty humor, but stuff that just isn't the same for kids. Monsters, Inc was similar. Even Toy Story (both of them) was very tongue-in-cheek, and occasionally quite dark.

Bug's life was more thoroughly for kids, but it was something of an exception that way, and intentionally so.