[ SECRET POST #4311 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4311 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You’re not missing anything. The movie was about as interesting as watching paint dry and telegraphed its twists so hard even a two year old could see it. All it really showed me was that syndrome is really what made the first movie so great.

[(Anonymous)]

They both seemed about the same level to me, honestly. Fine films. Not amazing, but fine. I'm guessing if you grew up with the first one and feel loyalty toward it, you'll be biased against the second, but imo it's plot isn't any stronger than the second's.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT and I haven't seen the second one yet, but I am surprised how... cultish peoples' affection for the first one is?

I mean, I enjoyed it, it was cute. I would happily watch it again, but it's not... ~amazing~ to me?

[(Anonymous)]

This, the first one never did it for me

[philstar22]

I agree. I enjoyed it. It may be my favorite Pixar movie. But I think Pixar movies in general are overrated. I wouldn't call Incredibles the most amazing movie ever. It has plenty of flaws.

[(Anonymous)]

DA - Agreed. It wasn't anything special, but neither was the first one. And I actually thought the animation was somehow worse.

[(Anonymous)]

The Parr family is annoying and dysfunctional AF. I have never been able to figure out why people loved the first one so much. It was basically an hour plus of irritating people shrieking at each other. I can have that experience at Walmart any day of the week for free.