The Incredibles

[KvHagedorn]

"Okay, every time they run, we take a shot"

Laughed my ass off when they slipped that in there.

I must be blind.. what does this mean?

[Jammrock]

The Incredibles was a lot funnier if you were/are a comic book fan Enjoyable either way, though.

[Wombat]

I must be blind.. what does this mean?

The bad guys turned panicking townspeople into a drinking game.

[Gurm]

"Okay, every time they run, we take a shot"

Laughed my ass off when they slipped that in there.

Yeah, I snarfed my soda on that one, too.

[Gurm]

I must be blind.. what does this mean?

*ahem*

A common drinking game involves watching a movie (or TV show, or whatever) and assigning drinks to various actions. The classic, of course, is the movie "Arthur", where Dudley Moore plays an alcoholic, and you drink every time HE drinks... which is deadly since he spends the entire 90 minutes drinking.

But just as common are movies such as Star Wars (take a shot every time someone says "May the Force Be With You"), etc.

So the humor in this scene was that they were watching the telecast of the robot's rampage, and drinking.

[cjolley]

...Or maybe it doesn't translate well? Nemo was AWESOME!

Well It translated into Chinese just fine.
We watched it >50 times right after we got back with ChooChoo.
We all loved it.

[Kurt]

The name of that short was Boundin'.

It was written, directed, voiced, and scored by a guy named Bud Luckey, who is also the voice of Agent Rick Dicker in "The Incredibles".

He's their oldest animator, one of the first they hired, and he's the guy who created "Woody". He's pretty brilliant, and highly respected... and a decent songwriter, too. (Although the music was eventually performed by a famous Nashville country group...)

So you watched the bonus DVD too...how many times a day do you actually use "mundane" otherwise?

The Jack Jack short was fun, and so were the RPG-like NSA sheets (they weren't all consistent with their specs though...).