>I’ll give them heroics. I’ll give them the most spectacular heroics anyone’s ever seen. And when I’m old and I’ve had my fun, I’ll sell my inventions so that everyone can be superheroes. Everyone can be a super. And when everyone’s super.... no one will be.

>>212643150 (OP)

late night talk show host phenotype

https://youtu.be/ULEv5HnKVjI?t=611

>>212643150 (OP)
>>212643244
Ultimately vindicating Dash, and further reinforcing that this is probably the last time I ever take fisting advice from a doctor named Elastigirl.

>>212643150 (OP)
I want to go back to the world that incredibles was produced in.

>Can we talk? You always, always say "be true to yourself", but you never say which part of yourself to be true to. Well, I’ve finally figured out who I am. I am your ward. Incrediboy!

>>212643150 (OP)
Maybe the best supervillain ever

Hey Earl

>>212643150 (OP)
what boards would he browse?

>>212643150 (OP)
so how exactly was he the bad guy

Iron Giant is so overrated

>>212644295
he murdered like a hundred super heroes to refine his technology

>>212644921
It was a reasonable and necessary sacrifice for the greater good.

>>212644921
Assuming Mirage told every super the same thing about "losing control" of the deadly robot, each super chose to fight it knowing they might die, so Syndrome technically never murdered them

>>212644295
>oh right… the murders
Also intentionally causing carnage to puff himself up

>>212645053
Been missing that saw general eh

>>212645053
If I tell you that inside a room is a million dollars and all you need to do is go in and claim it, but actually it’s a bomb, that’s still murder

>>212645285
I know the average person isn't very smart but it's particularly concerning how retarded the average 4chan user is. Did you come here after getting banned from Reddit because they couldn't handle your le epic truth bombs?

This ending damages the whole movie for me. No idea why Bird chose to take away the significance from the giant' sacrifice
https://youtu.be/6wM3w4Tu294?si=tu6JeXFwE_SgaZc5

>>212645479
>I know the average person isn't very smart
Look on the bright side, you at least seem to be self-aware.

Considering that Brad Bird is all about "children entertainment should be mature and push boundaries", I wonder how he feels about these two movies.

>>212644295
Because of the part where he murders innocent people, including at one point a woman and 2 children, just to spite a celebrity he used to like as a 10 year old.

>character that hates exceptionalism and meritocracy seeks to undermine it to validate his own mediocrity
>he chooses the name syndrome