Mr. & Mrs. Incredible - Blu-ray Forum

The Valeyard · 03-23-2011, 11:56 AM

Okay. I watched it this afternoon and really enjoyed it. If you're looking for a full-on action film, this isn't it. About 85 percent of the movie is about a retired couple living in a small village. Some situations arise that allow them to show off their powers but the film is really about two people trying to find a happy life together. Louis Koo and Sandra Ng have great chemistry and I connected with them easily. They feel like a real couple with real couple issues. Humor-wise, it's exactly the type of film I would expect from people who have worked with Stephen Chow. The humor is in the same vein as Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer with moments of drama, action and romance.

The Blu-Ray looks good with the set up I have in Macau (VDigi Player connected HDMI to a Panasonic television). I'd have to give it another spin once I return to the states to see if there's any real issues.

Subtitles are good. Occasionally, there's a grammar issue or subtitles moving a bit too fast to read but not often enough to get annoying. I didn't notice any misspellings.

I don't have a surround system out here so I really can't comment on what it really sounded like. The movie sounded just fine coming through TV speakers.

I recommend the movie if you enjoyed Kung Fu Hustle and other films in that style.

03-23-2011, 11:56 AM	#8
The Valeyard Power Member Member since:Dec 2010 4K collection:79 Blu-ray collection:1579 DVD collection:1436 Trading Score:4	Okay. I watched it this afternoon and really enjoyed it. If you're looking for a full-on action film, this isn't it. About 85 percent of the movie is about a retired couple living in a small village. Some situations arise that allow them to show off their powers but the film is really about two people trying to find a happy life together. Louis Koo and Sandra Ng have great chemistry and I connected with them easily. They feel like a real couple with real couple issues. Humor-wise, it's exactly the type of film I would expect from people who have worked with Stephen Chow. The humor is in the same vein as Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer with moments of drama, action and romance. The Blu-Ray looks good with the set up I have in Macau (VDigi Player connected HDMI to a Panasonic television). I'd have to give it another spin once I return to the states to see if there's any real issues. Subtitles are good. Occasionally, there's a grammar issue or subtitles moving a bit too fast to read but not often enough to get annoying. I didn't notice any misspellings. I don't have a surround system out here so I really can't comment on what it really sounded like. The movie sounded just fine coming through TV speakers. I recommend the movie if you enjoyed Kung Fu Hustle and other films in that style.

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