It's called "Spoof". The whole film was comprised of "Spoof" humor, giving nods to many of the most memorable characters and settings in Sci-fi and Superhero history, from the Fantastic Four, to Superman, to James Bond, to Star Wars, To Austin Powers, and Beyond. It was a film about a family of people who live within the steriotypical Superhero World that was created by all of those classic franchises. The creators made no appologies for giving Violet the EXACT Powers of the "Invisible Woman" of the Fantastic Four. ...it was just funny and entertaining to see a shy, grade school girl try to live with those powers.Shadowblaze wrote:ONe thing i didbnt like about teh incredibles (which i consider a good movie) was that my brother and i got to spend the entire movie picking out things they hadd ripped off of other things (or it may have been vice-versa, but i higly doubt it) which included half-life 2, star-wars, bionicle, austin powers, and other things.
I don't get why so many people are mad that "The Incredibles" used so much recycled material. That was the POINT!. Watching a 10 year old "Flash" knock off play pranks on his school teachers is Funny!!
...oh...and I don't remember if anyone mentioned this one yet, but the film "Mortal Kombat: Annihilation" was one Grade FFF stinker...