For every unmitigated disaster like Solo, there are multiple other box office hits for DisneyIncredibles 2 is the latest.
The 14-years-later sequel is on a pace to finish off its opening weekend with a $180 million box office haul in the United State…
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Theaters add warning to ‘Incredibles 2’ in wake of strobe light concerns
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Some theaters are adding health warnings to their ticket counters in the wake of a Twitter thread about strobe light effects in Incredibles 2.
Blogger and advocate Veronica Lewis tweeted the thread on Friday, writing that the film’s liberal use of flashing light — in one scene, for 90 seconds straight — could cause issues for viewers with epilepsy, migraines, or chronic illness.
“I am not calling for a boycott of Incredibles 2, or to change the movie … I just wish Disney/Pixar and theaters alike would issue a warning that the movie contains several scenes with strobe lights,” she wrote. Read more…
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Incredibles 2 released today, nearly 14 years after The Incredibles introduced us to these beloved characters.
All that 2004 nostalgia got us thinking about the rest of Pixar’s catalog and how they all stack up. Why didn’t more people watch The Good Dinosaur? Which sequels measure up to the originals? Why is A Bug’s Life still so good?
Read on for our ranking of every Pixar movie.
Cars 2
Cars 2 suffers from sequel syndrome of the Iron Man 2 variety, and not just because they both involve racing. It’s fine, but Pixar is usually well past fine. Read more…
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People have seen ‘The Incredibles 2’ and they’re telling Twitter it’s great
There’s still more than a week to go before all of us normies can go see The Incredibles 2. But Pixar’s latest has now screened for critics, and Disney is apparently chill with them all tweeting their thoughts.
The TL;DR: You’re in for a good time, I…
Samsung adds ‘The Incredibles’ to its AR Emojis
Samsung’s AR Emojis were met with a…lukewarm reception when they launched alongside the Galaxy S9. The augmented reality avatars were regarded as a me-too response to Apple’s Animojis — and more to the point, were downright creepy. But at launch, the company brought one key element to the offering that Apple hasn’t: a content partnership. […]
View More Samsung adds ‘The Incredibles’ to its AR EmojisRashida Jones calls out Pixar’s poor track record with female directors
It’s hardly news that Hollywood tends to favor white men, to the exclusion of everyone else. And Rashida Jones is done putting up with it.
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Forget Marvel: ‘Kingdom Heart III’ is the original epic crossover
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Back when the first Kingdom Hearts came out in 2002, the word “crossover” was a rarity among mainstream blockbuster entertainment.
Now we live in the age of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, when crossovers are not only widespread but the golden goose for every major studio — regardless of medium. Enter the new, upcoming Kingdom Heart III, the newest full release of the 15-year-old video game series that brought characters like Little Mermaid and Final Fantasy‘s Cloud together before many of us even imagined that was possible.
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View More Forget Marvel: ‘Kingdom Heart III’ is the original epic crossoverPixar’s next short is about food becoming sentient and somehow it’s not a horror story
When it comes to taking inherently horrifying premises and turning them into cuddly tearjerkers, Pixar is second to none.
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Here’s another sneak peek of the forthcoming ‘Incredibles 2’
Your favourite superhero family is back on the big screen.
Disney’s Pixar has just released a new trailer for Incredibles 2, set to release on Jun. 15. The sequel comes 14 years after the original film, with Bob, Helen, Violet, Dash and Jack-Jack…
New star-studded ‘Incredibles 2’ cast revealed with homage to addicting Google art app
The cast of the original Incredibles made it a truly super movie, with award-winning actors like Holly Hunter and Samuel L. Jackson lending their voices to spot-on characters like Elastigirl and Frozone.
Newly announced additions to the cast fi…
Disney put out an image of ‘Incredibles 2’ because they know how darn needy we are
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After the long awaited return of the Incredibles, Disney knows they have fans pretty much on tenterhooks.
The official Disney Twitter account tweeted a sneak peek of the Incredibles 2 and the amount of visual information is frankly overwhelming.
Here’s your first look at #Incredibles2, in theatres June 15, 2018pic.twitter.com/wHRO1VlD3i
— Disney (@Disney) December 11, 2017
I mean, where to start? There’s just so much to take in!
Okay, so they’re wearing their supersuits (without capes, of course) and they appear to be gazing upwards at some kind of threat. This could of course be the Underminer, the mole-like villain who appeared at the end of the first movie. Read more…
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The Frozen short currently playing in American theaters ahead of Disney-Pixar’s Coco is so reviled, people are sharing tips online on how to time your movie trip to skip it altogether.
For good reason: Olaf’s Frozen Adventure is 21-minutes long…