#the incredibles 3

[disneytva]

"LEGO® Pixar: BrickToons" Catches Up with Fan-Favorite Pixar Characters

Disney+ today released the official trailer and new images for LEGO Pixar: BrickToons, a brand-new series of shorts featuring classic Pixar characters. All five episodes of the CG animated adventures will premiere exclusively on Disney+ on September 4.

Synopsis: Join some of your favorite LEGO Pixar characters for all-new adventures! Sing along with Miguel in the Land of the Dead, help Merida and her brothers through a beary rocky situation, take an epic field trip with Nemo, Marlin and Dory, watch the Parr family try to save their neighborhood from Syndrome, and join Mater as he prepares Lightning McQueen for his next big race!

[daystarvoyage]

STILL editing new videos on YouTube & clocking media to filth now for some fun.

😍I’m truly a

SIMP FOR BOB PARR AKA MR INCREDIBLE,

FOR THE MANY DANCES On Fortnite HE IS GONNA DO, WILL HAVE ME ACTING UP.😍

Shutters to have a man like this 😍(a queen can dream.)

[pj-was-here]

as much as i dislike the sudden influx of sequels and prequels from disney lately WE GOT CONFIRMATION WITH INCREDIBLES 3!!!

LETS FUCKING GO

[chronicsydspams]

once again completely random: but with the announcement of "Incredibles 3"; I decided to rewatch "Incredibles" and "Incredibles 2" again (is Incredibles 2 as good as the original? No, but it IS one of the better sequels they've made in recent years soooo there's that). But I hope with Incredibles 3 they have a time skip and not everyone as a baby, 10, 14 etc. Like yea the Jack-Jack shenanigans are funny but I'd like them to make a story of him when he's older and actually has to grasp that he has ALL these abilities (and they've established that he isn't the only polymorph (I think that's what Edna refers to him as), so they should make other polymorph supers like him) also what age does a super usually get control over their powers? Violet can make use her powers relatively well despite not actively using them till we see her at 14 in the first film, and by 10 Dash was Regularly abusing his powers to pull pranks on his teachers because he had no constructive outlet at the time, and Jack-Jack is still a baby, I didn't see him as having complete control over his powers by the end of Incredibles 2 (also could puberty cause a lose of control in powers? or maybe he gets more with age? who knows?)

Also, what kinda story could they tell with Incredibles 3? The first one was about Supers going underground and Syndrome's revenge plot. The second was Supers becoming legal again and Evelyn Deavor's revenge plot (also LAMEST name/plot twist reveal. You named a character "Evil Endeavor" like the audience wouldn't pick up on that?) Where do you go from there? I can't speak for everyone but the "legal supers" bit is done with right? Maybe we have more focus on the kids than the parents, do supers get to the age where they can peacefully "retire", or is it keep fighting until something goes wrong and they might die (like yea a lot of them were dying in the first one but that was because a lot of them were like Mr. Incredible, desperate for the glory days, and were manipulated by Syndrome into "hero work" where they met their demise)?

(Also side track but does anyone else remember The Futuristic Four? it was the less popular crossover compared to Rise of the Brave Tangled Frozen Dragons.)

[bishopsbelova]

Y'all can kindly shut t fuck up and stop your bitching about all the remakes and sequels

Cause this woman who is THRIVING at seeing her childhood coming back/to life is beyond excited and doesn't want nor need your bullshit negativity every other post.

[martianbugsbunny]

Incredibles 3 Idea?

I don’t really want an Incredibles 3 but hear me out: it revolves around Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack as adults. If this idea is not entirely revolting to you (or if it is, and you enjoy being disgusted), go ahead and read on!

When the movie opens, they’re kind of distant from each other. That’s like the establishing vibe. Maybe living in different cities, maybe just in different parts of Metroville. I’m going with none of them being as close as they used to be, but Dash and Vi are closer than Dash and Jack or Vi and Jack. After all, Dash and Vi were siblings for nine/ten years before Jack was born, so it tracks that they might stay more in contact (not saying it’s the right way to approach a relationship with a younger sibling, just saying I understand that it could happen). This also gives the potential for interpersonal tension between Jack and his older sibs.

Let us examine this scenario to establish what’s going on: we get a short montage of Vi’s college graduation, Dash’s high school graduation, the days they move out, some family dinners after that where first Dash stops showing up, and then Vi is a less frequent visitor, and finally even Jack isn’t going to his parents’ for dinner anymore. We also get some shots of the kids themselves, working or hanging out with other people, ignoring each other’s calls/texts or responding with as little as possible. That sets up that the family is drifting apart as the kids grow older.

Then Violet goes to have lunch with her mom one day. Helen mentions something going on in Jack’s life that Vi really should know, so it’s significant that she doesn’t. We see realization dawn on Helen’s face, and she looks a little bit sad, bc she wanted her kids to be friends even when they were adults. After lunch, Vi calls Dash and he sounds sort of surprised to hear from her, and she asks if he knew about Event XYZ that happened with Jack. He doesn’t know either, and the two of them also start to figure out that they aren’t where they want to be with each other. Vi invites Dash over to her house and it takes work to figure out a time that meshes for both of their schedules, but they do make it work.

Now that that’s been worked through, Important Point Two: the Parr kids aren’t all superheroes anymore. In fact, let’s say neither Dash nor Vi is a superhero for part of the story.

Vi is married and living the life she always dreamed of: she’s normal. Because as much as her character evolves (and trust me, I could go on about that for a pretty long time, too) her deep desires don’t really change. She steps up when she’s needed, and she likes feeling that she’s making a difference, but she still truly wants to be able to quit. So when, after superheroes are re-legalized, new supers step up to the plate, Vi quietly makes her exit from the superhero world. She has some job, not quite sure what, but it makes her happy, and she has a wife.

Dash is a single father, so he doesn’t have the time to do superhero things, even though that’s the life he always wanted. He’s dealing with twin babies, and eventually that leads him to move back into Bob and Helen’s house, because as hard as he’s trying he just can’t seem to get by on his own. After that, he starts sneaking out to superhero, but when he nearly gets injured on a mission, Bob sits him down and tells him no-holds-barred that his job now is to be a father, and that his children need him to come home at the end of every day. Bob talks about how much he regrets when he started superheroing behind his family’s backs, way back in the first movie, but let’s say Dash doesn’t listen, and then he disappears.

Jack is the one who’s still out there doing superhero things. He has a superhero SO that he fights crimes with, he’s one of the most popular superheroes in Metroville, and he’s pretty rich, with a nice apartment in the city. Maybe he gets engaged and that’s the big news Vi doesn’t know about. But he’s also low-key miserable, bc he misses the family dinners and having his older sibs around.

Helen and Bob enlist Vi and Jack to find Dash. He’s been missing for several days, and he hasn’t answered any calls/texts. Jack is thrilled, because it means he gets to work side-by-side with his big sis, but he’s also nervous. Obvi we get this in the shape of a scene where he’s jabbering on about it to his SO, because that’s fun. Vi accepts that she needs to be a superhero again, no hesitance, no reluctance, because this is her little brother we’re talking about; her wife isn’t too happy about it, both because she doesn’t want Vi to die and because she knows Vi isn’t much into the supering anymore, but she knows this is something Vi has to do so she’s supportive.

I don’t know what kind of villain abducted Dash while he was on one of his missions. If somebody has a good idea feel free to throw it out. But there’s a big family rescue operation, and the kids become friends again during the process, and it carries on the grand Incredibles tradition of balancing superhero stakes with family dynamics. Of course Dash is saved, and everything turns out alright, and at the end, Helen and Bob have a moment where they get to look at their kids hanging out and laughing about their adventure together, and they know they did good.

[gaia-lapis-77]

This would be awesome if they make Violet Parr an anti hero character in the Incredibles 3. To give Voyd more screen time also.

[beif0ngs]

Over the Garden Wall 10th Anniversary stop motion short by creator Patrick McHale and Aardman Animations

[sunbloomdew]

do you ever see a person and you are overcome with incredible fondness? and you just think "oh." but not in a romantic or sexual way you are just filled with warmth and it makes you happy, it just does. and you think "i'm so happy you exist. i'm happy you are somewhere out there in the world, doing your thing". it's love but also not entirely

like people are lovely and i feel it in my entire chest like a burning candle that smells like roses and a sunny day

[lostinaflashforward]

Le news della settimana!

[sashthesloth]

I’ve got the BG3 gang goes to a gala quest tadpole wriggling around in my head

[landoslastnerve]

THE AVENGERS || DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE dir. Joss Whedon (2012) || dir. Shawn Levy (2024)

[dekariosclan]

Larian Studios in 2029: As always we continue to improve the romance experience in Baldur’s Gate 3! See below for some of the changes coming with Patch #43:

— You now have the ability to argue about your tax returns with your spouse

— Fixed an issue where the game would freeze while you & your partner were shopping at the IKEA in Baldur’s Gate

— If you opted to have children, you must now pass a DC 30 check in order to have the energy to stay awake past 9:45 pm

— If partnered with Gale and living in Waterdeep, you can now discuss whose family you will be spending next Waukeentide with (*note, not an option with a Dark Urge character)

[drama-glob]

How would you do incredibles 3?

I still haven't seen "The Incredibles 2." (I know, I'm behind on several movies but it's hard to pay attention to new stuff when you're working on art, writing or reading >_<). I guess for the 3rd movie though it could have them deal with Violet going off to college, Dash now being a teenager and Jack Jack going to kindergarten. :/

[adriles]

when we’re done with our overwhelming grief we’ll eat i guess