The Incredibles
48% overall puts The Incredibles near the middle of the pack. The round data tells a sharper story: strong in semis, a different film in finals. Pixar's superhero family has aged into one of the studio's most beloved films: sharp enough for adults, zippy enough for kids, quotable for both. Twenty years of family movie nights have made it the superhero genre's comfort rewatch. It ranks behind the other Brad Bird film tracked here. Fans deliberate — 6.9s avg vs 3.5s platform average.
Synopsis
Bob Parr has given up his superhero days to log in time as an insurance adjuster and raise his three children with his formerly heroic wife in suburbia. But when he receives a mysterious assignment, it's time to get back into costume.
Close but not quite. 61% in the semis says genuine contender; 36% in the final says there's a gap between contending and winning that The Incredibles hasn't closed.
The matchup with Toy Story is a genuine coin flip at 50% — neither film has found an edge. Ratatouille is the easy matchup at 80%. Avengers: Infinity War is the kryptonite at 0%. The gap between best and worst opponent says a lot about what The Incredibles can and can't handle.
Of the 2 Brad Bird films tracked here, Ratatouille at 65% leads. The Incredibles is the other entry.
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