Remember that awkward Incredibles 2 line where their new house was formerly owned by "an eccentric billionaire who liked to come and go without being seen"? GEE I WONDER WHO THAT MIGHT BE
I blame reddit and any morons that spamed for incredibles 2. For years moron kept demanding for incredibles 2 and it got forced and it's shit. morons ruin everything and they must be lined up against the wall.
Of all the non-Toy Story IPs they worked on, Incredibles was the best candidate for a sequel.
But nuPixar is full of hacks, so of course it was doomed to fail. They had tons of ways to make it work and they botched it.
I always liked Syndrome's villiain origins because they are deep and reflective. The best villains are the ones the heroes accidently created (like Venom) and it forces them to not only deal with the villain but do introspect their own faults and how the handle things.
You've never been rejected by someone you love. It's perfectly valid to seek revenge, they had their chance and got arrogant.
Normal people are the ones who sleight others, they don't get to choose when their victims take revenge on them.
You are a pathetic loser who won't do anything except live vicariously through Syndrome to live out your pathetic revenge fantasies. If you actually had nuts, you'd try something but then get your worthless head blow off before you could due to crippling incompetence. Syndrome deserved to die and so do you.
No there was no stopping Down Syndromes. They cray cray. They'll straight up go straight to blows out of nowhere if you even imply harm. Down Syndromes is too wild.
Too close to "he wouldn't have shot up the school if you were nicer to him" reasoning. Normal people don't setup 20+ year revenge keikakus for being slighted
It could have been prevented if Syndromes parents did their jobs and were proper role models in their own right who gave their child boundaries and a set of values.
Passing the buck is not what responsible adults do. Nobody is responsible for how someone else acts. If Downie had just reveled in his hard earned fortune, he wouldn't wind up decorating a jet turbine.
Bob could have just sat down and explained to him that he only wanted to risk his own life in fighting crime, and no one else's. he could have also approached it from the angle 'what if you got hurt or killed, and I had to tell your mom'. That might have opened his eyes.
Given their interaction in the movie, there's a good chance he already tried that and it didn't work. Buddy was way too fricking thick-headed to understand the risks involved, and Bob is too prideful and arrogant to properly put him down. Plus, at the time, Bob was on a time crunch, so he likely didn't have the patience to deal with him.
It's a simple matter of flawed people being flawed, but it's definitely Buddy's fault for holding a grudge so strong it consumed his life.
It was all a misunderstanding caused by Bob telling Syndrome to stand down.
Remember that awkward Incredibles 2 line where their new house was formerly owned by "an eccentric billionaire who liked to come and go without being seen"? GEE I WONDER WHO THAT MIGHT BE
Bruce Wayne?
Syndrome for Incredibles 3 when?
Syndrome is dead, but we do need a third movie to complete the trilogy.
I don't trust modern pixar to not frick it up. Especially with how bad Incredibles 2 was.
They already did frick it up.
I blame reddit and any morons that spamed for incredibles 2. For years moron kept demanding for incredibles 2 and it got forced and it's shit. morons ruin everything and they must be lined up against the wall.
Of all the non-Toy Story IPs they worked on, Incredibles was the best candidate for a sequel.
But nuPixar is full of hacks, so of course it was doomed to fail. They had tons of ways to make it work and they botched it.
Honest to god I completely forgot the plot of 2. Like it must be bad since can't remember a damn thing about it.
The only thing i remember was Violet squirting water from her nose was a reaction image for a little bit
>Anons ignore the archives which contain pitches for the villain named "Count Clockwise"
Having a cool villain doesn't make your movie not shit.
Remember Princess & The Frog?
Good movie.
That's not how crazy people work. He needed a harsher scolding.
>Beating my son didn't solve it.
>I know. Beat him harder.
You're one of those speds.
Hey, I didn't say anything about beating, that's on you.
Honestly he should've taken the sidekick gig. If nothing else he could profit off the kid's inventions.
I always liked Syndrome's villiain origins because they are deep and reflective. The best villains are the ones the heroes accidently created (like Venom) and it forces them to not only deal with the villain but do introspect their own faults and how the handle things.
You are a pathetic loser who won't do anything except live vicariously through Syndrome to live out your pathetic revenge fantasies. If you actually had nuts, you'd try something but then get your worthless head blow off before you could due to crippling incompetence. Syndrome deserved to die and so do you.
>enable obsessive fan’s behavour
Buddy would have died in a week.
Realistically Batman would go through 30 Robins in 20 years too
Sounds gay.
Somehow I doubt that you dedicate your entire life to revenge on a perceived sleight if your problem is potentially fixable.
You've never been rejected by someone you love. It's perfectly valid to seek revenge, they had their chance and got arrogant.
No there was no stopping Down Syndromes. They cray cray. They'll straight up go straight to blows out of nowhere if you even imply harm. Down Syndromes is too wild.
Buddy was a fricking schizo
Anything other than an "yes work with me" wouldn't make any difference
That is an interesting detail I didn't notice. I mean, looking back it's obvious, but it is interesting Buddy forgot Bomb-Voyage was there.
Too close to "he wouldn't have shot up the school if you were nicer to him" reasoning. Normal people don't setup 20+ year revenge keikakus for being slighted
Normal people are the ones who sleight others, they don't get to choose when their victims take revenge on them.
Maybe Mr Incredible should've given Buddy his superpowers then sent him to the superhero school he was gonna teach at
Syndrome's a better character than Deku will ever be
Buddy was super-intelligent, it's just that apparently isn't recognized as a superpower in that universe.
This could have all been prevented if Down Syndrome had more responsible parents.
Buddy also was responsible for the train crash that got Mr Incredible sued.
It could have been prevented if Syndromes parents did their jobs and were proper role models in their own right who gave their child boundaries and a set of values.
I'm sure it could gave been prevented but I don't think it was Mr. Incredible's fault.
Passing the buck is not what responsible adults do. Nobody is responsible for how someone else acts. If Downie had just reveled in his hard earned fortune, he wouldn't wind up decorating a jet turbine.
Bob could have just sat down and explained to him that he only wanted to risk his own life in fighting crime, and no one else's. he could have also approached it from the angle 'what if you got hurt or killed, and I had to tell your mom'. That might have opened his eyes.
Given their interaction in the movie, there's a good chance he already tried that and it didn't work. Buddy was way too fricking thick-headed to understand the risks involved, and Bob is too prideful and arrogant to properly put him down. Plus, at the time, Bob was on a time crunch, so he likely didn't have the patience to deal with him.
It's a simple matter of flawed people being flawed, but it's definitely Buddy's fault for holding a grudge so strong it consumed his life.