I'm curious, though: Jess, you said there were crypoints for you -- what were they?
I'm not Jess (duh!), but the crypoint in the movie for me was when
Mr. Incredible tried to keep his wife out of the fight at the end, and kind of broke down and said "I can't lose you again!"
Yep, that was one. And also when
the kids got to use their powers.
And
pretty much any time any family member saved one of the others.
Which means that by the time I've seen this a few more times (I tried today, but it was sold out), I'm going to be a complete wreck during the entire thing.
I've seen The Incredibles three times. Am I currently in the lead?
It involved renting an old film from the 40s or 50s, like The Thin Man, and then trying to keep up with the characters whenever they drink. We figured that you'd probably pass out if you even tried it.
Okay, Nick and Nora Charles could drink movie Vikings or Karen Allen's character from Raiders of the Lost Ark under the table. In fact, Peter O'Toole might decide to sit that contest out. Pick your battles wisely, people!
Withnail and I is a good movie to match the charactes drink-for-drink.
"A pair of quadruple whiskeys and another pair of pints please."
The Incredibles
is the bestest movie ever and I want to have Brad Bird's children even more than I did before. Joe, Emma and I are going as them next year for Halloween.
Aimee, did you know there's an adorable AA Milne poem called Emmeline?
There is the oh-so-fun LotR Drinking Game.
Joins Aimee and the rest of you all in the Incredibles love. I want to see it again, like now!