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==Plot==

==Plot==

The film begins during a time when heroes, such as Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson), Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) and Frozone ([[Samuel L. Jackson]]), routinely saved the day. We focus especially on Mr. Incredible (alias Bob Parr), a superhero with amazing strength, who works strictly alone.  Even on his wedding night, he takes time to intervene in car chases, save a suicidal man and thwart bomb-throwing villains.  He is only hampered in his actions by a kid named Buddy (Jason Lee), who is his would-be-sidekick, Incrediboy.  Life seems perfect as he marries fellow superhero, Elastigirl and prepares to start a family.  However, the public suddenly turns against superheroes in a series of frivolous lawsuits against them.  All superheroes are forced to assimilate into the culture as regular citizens, keeping their powers hidden.   

The film begins during a time when heroes, such as Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl and Frozone, routinely saved the day. We focus especially on Mr. Incredible (alias Bob Parr), a superhero with amazing strength, who works strictly alone.  Even on his wedding night, he takes time to intervene in car chases, save a suicidal man and thwart bomb-throwing villains.  He is only hampered in his actions by a kid named Buddy, who is his would-be-sidekick, Incrediboy.  Life seems perfect as he marries fellow superhero, Elastigirl and prepares to start a family.  However, the public suddenly turns against superheroes in a series of frivolous lawsuits against them.  All superheroes are forced to assimilate into the culture as regular citizens, keeping their powers hidden.   

Several years later into the future, we see Mr. Incredible working in a insurance company that rejects old ladies' for insurance thanks to loop-holes.  Mr. Incredible usually angers his temperamental boss by helping customers instead of exploiting them.  His wife is a stay-at-home mother of three children.  The oldest, Violet, has the ability to become invisible and create "force-fields", but is socially insecure.  The second, Dashiell or "Dash", can run super-fast, but is over-precocious and often ends up in the principal’s office.  The youngest is the baby, Jack-Jack, who is completely normal.  Mr. Incredible spends the occasional evening with his old super-friend, Frozone, listening to the radio for crises to secretly help save.  Mrs. Incredible is disturbed with his night-time antics and believes it is tearing the family apart.

Several years later into the future, we see Mr. Incredible working in a insurance company that rejects old ladies' for insurance thanks to loop-holes.  Mr. Incredible usually angers his temperamental boss by helping customers instead of exploiting them.  His wife is a stay-at-home mother of three children.  The oldest, Violet, has the ability to become invisible and create "force-fields", but is socially insecure.  The second, Dashiell or "Dash", can run super-fast, but is over-precocious and often ends up in the principal’s office.  The youngest is the baby, Jack-Jack, who is completely normal.  Mr. Incredible spends the occasional evening with his old super-friend, Frozone, listening to the radio for crises to secretly help save.  Mrs. Incredible is disturbed with his night-time antics and believes it is tearing the family apart.