'The Incredibles' Almost Killed Off a Major Character in the Opening Scene [Exclusive]

'The Incredibles' Almost Killed Off a Major Character in the Opening Scene [Exclusive]




More than 20 years after The Incredibles premiered, Brad Bird's superhero classic remains one of Pixar's defining movies. While its action, family dynamics, and retro-futuristic world have all helped cement its legacy, the movie's emotional core wouldn't work nearly as well without Syndrome (Jason Lee). The superfan-turned-supervillain gives Bob Parr's (Craig T. Nelson) midlife crisis a deeply personal edge, turning what could have been a straightforward superhero adventure into a story about regret, ego, and missed opportunities.


More than 20 years after The Incredibles premiered, Brad Bird's superhero classic remains one of Pixar's defining movies. While its action, family dynamics, and retro-futuristic world have all helped cement its legacy, the movie's emotional core wouldn't work nearly as well without Syndrome (Jason Lee). The superfan-turned-supervillain gives Bob Parr's (Craig T. Nelson) midlife crisis a deeply personal edge, turning what could have been a straightforward superhero adventure into a story about regret, ego, and missed opportunities.

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