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The Incredibles was not actually aimed at children specifically. At least I wouldn't think due to the darkness of it, and thematic elements.

 

That impressed adults as much as kids, the adults moreso.

 

He's just trying to blow sunshine up his own ass.

The Incredibles was not actually aimed at children specifically. At least I wouldn't think due to the darkness of it, and thematic elements.

 

That impressed adults as much as kids, the adults moreso.

 

He's just trying to blow sunshine up his own ass.

No, it was aimed at "families". That's what they mean when they call it a "family" movie.

 

Let me be brutally honest for a moment. Most of us on this board like stuff that average adults would call "childish". Therefore, when we see intelligently written and produced "family" entertainment, it looks so mature in comparison to the stuff we like that we mistakenly assume that it's not for kids. But it is. The stuff we like is, relatively speaking, sh*t.

The Incredibles was not actually aimed at children specifically. At least I wouldn't think due to the darkness of it, and thematic elements.

 

That impressed adults as much as kids, the adults moreso.

 

He's just trying to blow sunshine up his own ass.

No, it was aimed at "families". That's what they mean when they call it a "family" movie.

 

Let me be brutally honest for a moment. Most of us on this board like stuff that average adults would call "childish". Therefore, when we see intelligently written and produced "family" entertainment, it looks so mature in comparison to the stuff we like that we mistakenly assume that it's not for kids. But it is. The stuff we like is, relatively speaking, sh*t.

 

I tihnk that's what he meant. he said "Was not actually aimed at children specifically." that indicates that it was meant for children, but not ONLY for children.

 

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I'm on a Transformers message board, I work in comic book shop, and this topic is still far too "fanboy" for me... :roll

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Ironically enough it stemmed from a whiney fanboy. Odd. O_o

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