As, dare I say, incredible, this movie is, many things little ones shouldn't watch are snuck in. 1) A man attempts suicide and sues the person who stops him. 2) In one scene, it is repeatedly stated that a girl is "hungry" for a guy she has romantic feelings for. This would bother me less if the character in question was not a teenager no older than fourteen. 3)Word of warning: A married couple are made to appear as if they are on the verge of divorce after only one argument. This could open up discussions about arguments between parents. 4)A major plot point is a woman believes her husband is having an affair. You might want to explain what this means with their kids beforehand. If they are not old enough to understand that, they should not see this movie. 5) Not to nitpick, but a police officer immediately pulls out a gun when he sees two men he thinks are robbing a jewelry store. A real police officer would first talk to the robber, and if that didn't work, use pepper spray. It is only at that point that he would pull a gun.

The combination of real characters, James-Bondy main storyline and wonderful animation make this one of our family's all time favorites

Amazing family film! Very cool and sophisticated. If you love a good action movie (although this one is animated) then watch this one. It might be pretty intense for young kids. Lots of violence and sexy stuff is included. Some romantic kissing, suspecting cheating and adultery, stuff like that. Some drinking and a character smokes. Even though it is really violent, it still has a positive message about teamwork and cooperation. 12 and up is A-OK.

some scary scenes with fighting

Whoa, 5 stars? Don't got too far CSM. This movie isn't THAT great. It's pretty family-friendly though.

Rip-off of graphic novel Watchmen hides behind title of being a Pixar film

I like this movie very much. I like the part when the camper goes about 120 mph I like it.

I have a particular soft spot for this film. It was the first movie I ever took my son to see in the theater. He wasn't even 5 yet (he got a little nervous when Mr. Incredible discovers an old a skeleton in a cave), but otherwise he was enraptured. It was pretty much the embodiment of everything his world was about: families and superheroes. As an adult, I'm impressed every time I catch this smart, witty mash-up of comic books and mid-life crisis. A family of any age would have a fine evening sitting down to watch this together.