After sitting through five horrible previews, we totally dug The Incredibles. I imagine you’ll be hearing that plenty – if you haven’t seen it, go. I had to drag Amy (c’mon, can’t we go see Ray instead), but she was bouncing up and down as we left the theater.
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Yes, although I haven’t seen it (but will soon), from the previews and the “quality” of the animation and the 3D computer graphics look, I suspect it will continue to do well for weeks. It’s amazing how well 3D animation is being accepted by people of all ages, not just kids; although, kids these days would probably accept nothing less. Even Disney is beginning to turn away from the traditional 2D animation.
That’s INCREDIBLE!