In The Incredibles (2004), Mr. Incredible has a long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, lo
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Hello! I'm looking for feedback on your post regarding the movie, Mr. Incredible, and your suggestion for a new movie. That's super awesome! I love the movie, but I think it's too much of a character-driven story. I don't think you've ever been able to make a character like that compelling in the movie, so the idea of trying to make Mr. Incredible a hero is just... dumb.
The movie was the only one I remember when I remember how they did it and why. You had a lot more to do with it.
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It's like when you post on here with the intent of making the OP feel superior, and then someone brings up your post history. I guess I just figured you'd be interested in seeing who posts about it on this sub. \
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I see, this is why most of us are always complaining about the "noise" of our "downtime". If we could just get some quality work done we'd be fine. There are a lot of good ideas out there to improve our productivity, but unfortunately, we don't have the skills to create those ideas ourselves. We'll see what happens.
Do you have any examples of how you've improved your productivity because you're working remotely?
I've never heard about it but I've never heard about it either. I had to work remotely to make my job as a doctor easier and I'd rather not start learning about remote work as I am not sure it's worth it.
this subreddit is for me. i want to look after it while i am on holidays.
i wud fy all yer aunts and nieces into a shite gash in the mums pub after ur nan shoves an eraser up her boob. this shite is shite. its like ur nan used to do to ur uncle at a kirkend but its shite for a fokkin auk. ur nan has been shite on and off for the past decade or so and she is just now getting round to it.
she says it makes ur nan a bit more like a gash! a bit shite?
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So if the internet is a place where you can have fun and not have to make an important decision, well, at least it's a place where you can share stories of your own adventures. But let's face it, there's more that we're not supposed to have fun at. Let's say that we want to learn about the history of the world, which is why we'll be having fun. Then we should do things like learn the history of the world, and get excited about it. If we don't want to be entertained, then what else are we supposed to be doing? If we want to know the history of the world, we should learn about it, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of the world, and learn about the history of
Well if this is true then I feel like there should be a separate subreddit for non-humans. Just like I can post about being transgender in the comments but I have to be stealth and keep it to myself and then I have to explain the fact that I was born a certain way and that I'm a part of the human race.
Hi all, This was posted in the discussion and I feel compelled to post it here as well as this comment. First off, I don't see this post as being in a good place, and for this I apologise. Second, it's just me, I made it as a joke and I'm sure you guys appreciate my joke. If it wasn't for the fact that I'm not a big fan of the show, I would not have made it. I'm sorry for that, I love it and I hope you guys will all be able to appreciate it as well. If you think there's anything I should have done in this case, please feel free to send me a PM or drop me an email and I'll see what I can do. Thank you, for being the kind of person that cares about this show, I'm sure we can do something better, and I hope we'll all see this as a positive! Again, this is a good post and I apologise for being the type of person that cares about the show and what we've done. Thank you for all the love and support, and for being kind to the show. Keep in touch! Thanks for all the love! :)
I think this might be considered misogynistic/sexist in some subs, but I think the way it was written makes it seem more like a male superhero than a female one. It's also a movie, so he's definitely part of the main hero, so it's also a much more male-driven story. It does have a female love interest, though, so I think it's understandable if you love that aspect of the story, but for my own enjoyment, I think it's more important that it's a female love interest than anything else.<|sor u/kallisti_gold|>I think that the movie was written as a fantasy novel. It was written that way because that's what fantasy novels are. I think the original version had the male heroes with the female love interests and the female heroes with the male heroes. I think the original version didn't feel like a great way to show women how they would treat a man in a way that is respectful to them, because it seemed like they were just doing the same thing. They were just doing the same thing, so it felt less like a good way to show them.<|soopr u/lunapointe|>Thanks for the response, I know it's not for everyone and the movie is very different. But I think the way it was written makes it seem more like a male superhero than a female one. I'm not sure how to feel about this. I think it's important
It was a movie where men are heroes and the woman is a villain. If it's written correctly, then it should be fine to make the villain male. It's not. If it's written as a female character, you need to be very aware of how many men you are being harmed by in the process.
Ive seen a lot of movies where a guy is in the hero/villain position, and its changed into a lot of other roles for a lot of reasons, including gender and race.
I mean a lot of men get hurt. Also, it's okay that there's a lot of men with women in the process and can be more than just a tiny, tiny little girl, which would have been just an insult to men.
I am a huge proponent of giving characters in fiction a chance to prove themselves worthy of the role. This is an important part of being a good actor, and should not be overlooked. If there is a character, you can bet that they will prove to be a decent actor. This will give you a better chance to convince a studio to cast the role in a larger budget. You don't need to advertise to be a good actor. It is enough that a good actor fits the role, and is willing to portray it in a believable way. The most important part of acting is to be able to act believably. This means that you must be able to act as the hero. This is an important part of being a good actor. If it's written as a female character, then you need to be extremely careful to not give that person the opportunity to prove to be a decent actor. It is all too easy to lose sight of this responsibility, and therefore, this post will not be made. If you believe this post, then I have a petition I would like to read. I will not be accepting submissions until the petition is approved.
You’re right that I feel like the character that would be a female superhero isn’t a woman. It’s a male superhero. I don’t see what that’s saying. I don’t think it’s transphobic to have a male superhero.
I think this is a very important question. I would not call it transphobic, but I think it’s an issue that's often not addressed by people who aren’t cisgender. I don’t think there is an easy answer to this question, but I think there’s some truth to your comment about the female character. I don’t think women in comics should be able to be female superheroes, because I don’t think that it accurately reflects our society.
I do think that it’s okay to have female characters, and I think it’s okay for a character to be a woman. I also don’t think I am a transphobic, though. I think that people who identify as trans may be able to identify as a woman if they want. I also don’t think that it’s ever appropriate for a woman to be a superhero. My understanding of feminism is that it’s about women’s rights and that means it’s not about the empowerment of women or the rights of any men. It’s about the empowerment of people who identify as women.
I do think that the female characters that we see in comics are incredibly interesting. They show us a different side of the woman. I do think, however, that the female characters that we see in comics are incredibly boring. They are very generic and uninteresting to me. They don’t
I agree. I've read both of the reviews, so I agree. It was a pretty standard movie with the exception of a couple of bits that were completely wrong in some of them.
My brother keeps saying it's a boy thing and then goes on about how he was never sexually active. Like I've seen my brother who does that to other people, I think it's not uncommon.
“Yes, thats a really long long story about a guy who is just trying to do his job.” Yeah, it's long, but the last part, when Mr. Incredible says his father died, the last part of the dialogue is so badass and relevant in the current times, which is why it's so relevant to our lives. It's also why the people who upvote this stuff, theyre so damn tired of it, theyre so tired of talking about how long and complicated it is, but theyre so damn tired of Mr. Incredible saying the things he says.
I wonder if Mr. Incredible has a long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long,
What if the character of Mr Incredible is an older male character that the show is based on and who has the same age range as the character he plays on the show. I was wondering how that would go.
The Incredibles 2 was actually an unmadequel, though it did take place in a universe where Mr. Incredible and Mr. Incredible and Mr. Incredible are in the same body
Yeah, this is the one I've always wondered about, I wonder if Mr. Incredible is actually Mr. Incredible in the comic books? Is he an alien, or is he just a regular dude who has a friend in the form of Mr. Incredible?
In a small bathroom stall by the train tracks in The Incredibles (2004), there is a young man with a wad of paper towels in his hands. The man says, "I'm in a bit of a hurry, but I'll explain." He points to a shelf, and says, "Here, take this." The young man grabs the wad of paper towels and begins to climb out of the stall. As he goes, the wad of paper towels begins to disintegrate into smaller and smaller shards, until he is crushed by the train tracks. The young man's lifeless body is found in the pile. An autopsy later identifies him as 18-year-old James H. Garfield. The train tracks have been buried in a wooded area between two buildings. An investigation later determined that the man died from blunt force trauma to the head. Mr. Incredible has since died.
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Oh, this reminds me of something that happened to me. When I was growing up in Texas, I used to go to a lot of different parties around town, so one party at my school was sooo into drugs and drugs that I couldnt afford my own alcohol and would be smoking weed with friends, but then one day there was a party of a transgender girl in a dress. We were sitting at the end of a table in the back and there was a guy in the center. I got a table next to her and I could see her chest. I said, "Youre a man, right?" She looked at me, and then said, "Yes, sir!" She went back to smoking weed with friends but I knew I had to leave right then! She had been at a party for like five minutes, I couldnt help but think about leaving her there. Then I remembered about her gender and was like, "what the fuck?" And I felt horrible! Now I know, the only time I was really gay was when my parents asked me what my preferred name was and I said "its Michael" or "my pronouns are she/her/her? But thats just what the transphobes say and Im always transphoric." And I even got to have the 'correct'wrong pronouns while I was using she/her, so it wasnd be the best, but thats the worst thing that was the worst thing that made me stop trying to come out.
Awww. That made me laugh out loud!
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