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wouldn't supervillains overrun society with no heroes?
I just recently watched the Incredibles again. Great movie, loved it since I was a kid.
But being an adult now and watching it. I can understand the premise of the film. You know, heroes get sued so the government stops supporting them in the process. Ok.
But this then brings up the question. What's stopping the supervillains from overrunning everything? If the heroes are gone, who stopped Bomb Voyage? How do the police expect to stop a villain with super powers? We look at the list of superheroes from Syndrome's list and they had some really powerful abilities from density manipulation and gravity manipulation to Radiation energy burst and even frickin foresight! Granted they couldn't have been that great at foresight if they got killed by Syndrome.
Point is these are some strong powers.
Now all the villains we see and meet in the movies all the villains we see have no superpowers. But there was a comic series and the Lego Incredibles games to give us a few super powered villains. Rather basic stuff like mind control, super strength, and ice cream manipulation. Guess which power is from the Lego game, I dare you.
These powers, except maybe ice cream manipulation, would make it difficult for police to fight against.
I mean we see the underminer attack the city at the start of the movie, what are the police gonna do against him and his giant drill? The army might be able to do something if he couldn't just dig beneath any tanks or other stuff they might try and deploy.
As a side note I also thought, if Superheroes couldn't do normal work for the government why not try and do a hero for hire situation? Better then nothing, but I guess it's just the whole "heroes don't do it for the money" kind of thing.
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I just recently watched the Incredibles again. Great movie, loved it since I was a kid.
But being an adult now and watching it. I can understand the premise of the film. You know, heroes get sued so the government stops supporting them in the process. Ok.
But this then brings up the question. What's stopping the supervillains from overrunning everything? If the heroes are gone, who stopped Bomb Voyage? How do the police expect to stop a villain with super powers? We look at the list of superheroes from Syndrome's list and they had some really powerful abilities from density manipulation and gravity manipulation to Radiation energy burst and even frickin foresight! Granted they couldn't have been that great at foresight if they got killed by Syndrome.
Point is these are some strong powers.
Now all the villains we see and meet in the movies all the villains we see have no superpowers. But there was a comic series and the Lego Incredibles games to give us a few super powered villains. Rather basic stuff like mind control, super strength, and ice cream manipulation. Guess which power is from the Lego game, I dare you.
These powers, except maybe ice cream manipulation, would make it difficult for police to fight against.
I mean we see the underminer attack the city at the start of the movie, what are the police gonna do against him and his giant drill? The army might be able to do something if he couldn't just dig beneath any tanks or other stuff they might try and deploy.
As a side note I also thought, if Superheroes couldn't do normal work for the government why not try and do a hero for hire situation? Better then nothing, but I guess it's just the whole "heroes don't do it for the money" kind of thing.
#movies #video
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