The Incredible Incredibles
I was picking basil in the garden today and I started thinking about the movie "The Incredibles" for some unknown reason. Here is what I came up with.
"The Incredibles" is a great movie that has many parallels to regular family life.
Bob and Helen have their own unique love story and are faithful to each other through thick and thin, but they do have spats every once in a while. Their kids are generally well behaved, but they each have their own insecurities and problems and they fight with each other just like normal siblings do. They work, go to school, and eat supper together. As much as they feel like they aren't, the Parrs are a fairly normal family.
Every family has their own secrets. The Parrs are superheros. That's a pretty big secret, but it is a secret all the same. One family might have crazy relatives in an asylum, another might struggle financially. It doesn't matter what the secret is, every family has at least one. The point is, the Parrs are relatable in that they struggle with the same problems real families do, just in a fictional manner. That also means they have the positive times normal families do, as well.
The moral of the story is that there is no such thing as normal, super family or not. :)
"The Incredibles" is a great movie that has many parallels to regular family life.
Bob and Helen have their own unique love story and are faithful to each other through thick and thin, but they do have spats every once in a while. Their kids are generally well behaved, but they each have their own insecurities and problems and they fight with each other just like normal siblings do. They work, go to school, and eat supper together. As much as they feel like they aren't, the Parrs are a fairly normal family.
Every family has their own secrets. The Parrs are superheros. That's a pretty big secret, but it is a secret all the same. One family might have crazy relatives in an asylum, another might struggle financially. It doesn't matter what the secret is, every family has at least one. The point is, the Parrs are relatable in that they struggle with the same problems real families do, just in a fictional manner. That also means they have the positive times normal families do, as well.
The moral of the story is that there is no such thing as normal, super family or not. :)
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