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Incredibles & bloopers

Post by sockfire » Nov Wed 24, 2004 11:09 am

Has Pixar ever let you down? The Incredibles is yet another masterpiece.

I think perhaps the bloopers are related to the writing team since they are all scripted bloopers. Maybe they just wanted to stop doing that before it got old. Leave people wanting more.
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Post by eagle4life69 » Nov Wed 24, 2004 2:08 pm

or like in monster Inc they did the movie put it out and no bloopers than just when you think ok it'll be on DVD next thing they say "with all new bloopers" which made way more money than if they didn't
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Post by Disneynut » Nov Wed 24, 2004 2:18 pm

Its a Bug's Life.
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Post by Vivi » Nov Wed 24, 2004 10:54 pm

the way they did the credits in The Incredibles was pretty cool =]
even if there were no bloopers

I really liked A Bug's Life :D
at first I didn't really like The Incredibles... but it's growing on me now
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Re: Incredibles & bloopers

Post by js3901 » Nov Thu 25, 2004 12:48 am

sockfire wrote:Has Pixar ever let you down? The Incredibles is yet another masterpiece.

I think perhaps the bloopers are related to the writing team since they are all scripted bloopers. Maybe they just wanted to stop doing that before it got old. Leave people wanting more.
It's not that Pixar let me down. They've never failed to amaze me with the complex animation that they do. It's just that the bloopers they used to do enhanced the experience that much more. Even though the humor within the movie was great, the bloopers at the end left me in a fit of hysterics cause some of them are great (ie - in A Bug's Life, the pill bugs burping contest :lol: ). would've been great to see te bloopers that might have been at the end of Incredibles.
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Post by G2-4T » Nov Thu 25, 2004 12:17 pm

If you watch how they do it the movie is out for a month or so before the bloopers reel shows up. It is all about the marketing, they get you back for a second time [or third or...] to see the out takes. SO you never know, they may show up in the Incredibles.
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Post by Lion Sleeps Tonight » Nov Thu 25, 2004 3:36 pm

G2-4T wrote:If you watch how they do it the movie is out for a month or so before the bloopers reel shows up. It is all about the marketing, they get you back for a second time [or third or...] to see the out takes. SO you never know, they may show up in the Incredibles.
thats right. i wasnt sure, but didnt they do that for monsters inc when that was in theatres?
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Post by js3901 » Nov Thu 25, 2004 4:18 pm

what they did for both Toy Story movies, A Bug's Life, and I think Monsters, inc was released the movie with one set of bloopers, then half-way through the showings (like a month or two after the release), release a whole new set of bloopers. which makes you want to go and see the movie again for the new set.
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Post by subsonic » Nov Fri 26, 2004 10:26 am

G2-4T wrote:If you watch how they do it the movie is out for a month or so before the bloopers reel shows up. It is all about the marketing, they get you back for a second time [or third or...] to see the out takes. SO you never know, they may show up in the Incredibles.
But like js3901 said, it wasn't in Nemo at ALL. Even after Nemo was out for a few months. Hopefully this isn't the case with The Incredibles.
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Re: Incredibles & bloopers

Post by rellwood » Nov Fri 26, 2004 4:30 pm

sockfire wrote:Has Pixar ever let you down? The Incredibles is yet another masterpiece.
It seems like Pixar can do no wrong. I think that all of their movies are good to varying degrees perhaps, but all good all the same.

What's with Dreamworks?? It is twice now that they've produced computer animated films shortly after Pixar's that seem to closely resemble Pixar's. First, it was "Ants", just after "A Bug's Life", and then "Shark's Tale" just after "Finding Nemo". In both cases, Dreamworks' films were much worse! I don't know what they're thinking.
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Re: Incredibles & bloopers

Post by js3901 » Nov Fri 26, 2004 4:51 pm

rellwood wrote:
sockfire wrote:Has Pixar ever let you down? The Incredibles is yet another masterpiece.
It seems like Pixar can do no wrong. I think that all of their movies are good to varying degrees perhaps, but all good all the same.

What's with Dreamworks?? It is twice now that they've produced computer animated films shortly after Pixar's that seem to closely resemble Pixar's. First, it was "Ants", just after "A Bug's Life", and then "Shark's Tale" just after "Finding Nemo". In both cases, Dreamworks' films were much worse! I don't know what they're thinking.
Don't forget Shrek right after Monsters, inc.
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Re: Incredibles & bloopers

Post by Lion Sleeps Tonight » Nov Fri 26, 2004 5:45 pm

js3901 wrote:
rellwood wrote:
sockfire wrote:Has Pixar ever let you down? The Incredibles is yet another masterpiece.
It seems like Pixar can do no wrong. I think that all of their movies are good to varying degrees perhaps, but all good all the same.

What's with Dreamworks?? It is twice now that they've produced computer animated films shortly after Pixar's that seem to closely resemble Pixar's. First, it was "Ants", just after "A Bug's Life", and then "Shark's Tale" just after "Finding Nemo". In both cases, Dreamworks' films were much worse! I don't know what they're thinking.
Don't forget Shrek right after Monsters, inc.
heh, thats interesting. coincidence? i havent seen shark tale, but i did like shrek.
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Post by amychester » Nov Fri 26, 2004 8:31 pm

I've enjoyed all the Pixar films but haven't seen the Incrdibles yet.

Toy Story 1, 2, and Finding Nemo are my faves. The thing I like best about these films is that I can watch them over and over ( as I did when my neices came to town) and they never got old. Kids love them, but there is so much subtle humor and references just for adults.
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Re: Incredibles & bloopers

Post by pgreger » Nov Sat 27, 2004 4:57 am

js3901 wrote:Don't forget Shrek right after Monsters, inc.
IMO Prince of Egypt and the Shrek Movies are the only Dreamworks films worth talking about. At least Dreamworks is better than Warner Bro's Animation!!!! What do they have to brag about? Exactly, NOTHING!!!!!!!!

amychester, go out... get all your freinds and family... and go see the Incredibles!!!! :shock:

BTW, I have 3 of the Incredibles' Happy Meal toys from McDonalds: Dash, Syndrome and Mr Incredibles' car!!!! I want to get them all but I think I missed 1 or 2 of them... :cry:
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Post by rellwood » Nov Sat 27, 2004 2:45 pm

Has anyone ever noticed that the story of "A Bug's Life" is the exact same story as the old classic, "Seven Samuri"? I'm sure it is no concidence--the cast of character-types maps exactly between the movies, and the story follows the same pattern. Even the evil characters in "A Bug's Life" pose the same kind of threat as do the villians in "Seven Samuri"! It's an excellent adaptation!
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