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Title: "The Incredibles" Review
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January 11, 2002 |
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So much goes on in The Incredibles that the film easily keeps you engaged throughout its nearly two-hour running time (Pixar's longest). There's a richness to the characters and great depth to the story.
In Syndrome, the fanboy-turned-madman, Pixar has crafted a well-defined villain you can revel in disliking... Showed first 250 characters
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There's a richness to the characters and great depth to the story.
In Syndrome, the fanboy-turned-madman, Pixar has crafted a well-defined villain you can revel in disliking. He has a clear motive and an interesting method to getting his way. As a young child Syndrome wanted to be Mr... Showed next 250 characters
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