Everyone’s Favorite Family of Undercover Superheroes Bursts Into High-Definition
Academy Award®-Winning Animated Feature
Disney•Pixar’s
THE INCREDIBLES
Makes Its Highly-Anticipated Blu-ray™ Debut On April 12th
BURBANK, Calif., February 10, 2011 – THE INCREDIBLES, everyone’s favorite family of
undercover superheroes and Disney•Pixar’s two time Academy Award®-winning animated feature film
(2004 Best Animated Feature Film and Best Achievement in Sound Editing), makes its highly-
anticipated Blu-ray™ debut on April 12, 2011. Releasing as a 4-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack (2 Blu-ray
Discs + 1 DVD + 1 Digital Copy), this superset has something for everyone – from the discerning
enthusiast who demands nothing less than the highest-quality home entertainment experience, to the
family who enjoys the interactive and engaging bonus features that only Blu-ray can provide – making
this a “must add” to every home entertainment collection across the nation.
From the creative minds behind the Toy Story films and Ratatouille, comes the hilarious, action-packed
animated adventure about a seemingly ordinary family with an incredible secret. Releasing for the first
time ever in high-definition and in its original theatrical wide screen version, THE INCREDIBLES
has been packed to include fascinating audio commentary by Academy Award®-winning director Brad
Bird and his fellow filmmakers, exclusive new bonus features, deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes
features, hilarious bloopers and much, much more.
An explosion of fun, comedy and action-packed adventure, THE INCREDIBLES 4-Disc Blu-ray
Combo Pack will be available at retailers nationwide for the suggested price of $45.99 U.S./$52.99
Canada.
BONUS FEATURES:
Blu-ray:
Includes The Following All-New Bonus Features Plus All The Classic DVD Features:
• The Incredibles Revisited – A roundtable discussion with Writer/Director Brad Bird, Producer John
Walker, Story Supervisor Mark Andrews, Supervising Technical Director Rick Sayre, Production
Designer Lou Romano, Character Designer Teddy Newton, and Supervising Animator Tony Fucile.
• Paths To Pixar: Story Artists – Continuing the popular bonus feature series that viewers have seen on
many other Disney•Pixar releases, this exciting new feature showcases multiple Pixar story artists giving
viewers exciting insight into their work, their inspiration and the personal paths that eventually led them
to a career at Pixar.
• Studio Stories: Gary’s Birthday – Trying to make a movie when there are not enough work days and
too many birthday parties? This feature showcases how The Incredibles crew solved that problem.
• Ending With A Bang: Making The End Credits – Interview with Director of Photography Andy
Jimenez and Character Designer Teddy Newton about the process of creating the end credits for the
film.
• “The New Nomanisan” Island Redevelopment Plan – A guided tour of Nomanisan Island, post-
Syndrome, pitching the island as a vacation resort paradise.
Classic DVD Features:
The DVD in the 4-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack Includes:
• The Incredibles feature film
• The original short film Jack-Jack Attack
• Pixar’s Academy Award®-nominated short film Boundin’ (2003 Best Animated Short)
BLU-RAY COMBO PACK TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Street Date April 12, 2011
Direct Prebook February 8, 2011
Distributors Prebook February 22, 2011
Suggested Retail Price 4-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack (2 Blu-ray Discs + 1 DVD + 1 Digital Copy Disc)
= $45.99 U.S./$52.99 Canada
Feature Run Time Approximately 115 Minutes
Rated USA: “PG” (For Action Violence); Canada: “G” (For Violence)
*Bonus materials not rated
Technical 2.39 (Presentation Size: 16X9)
Sound English 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio Sound, Eng 2.0 DVS
Languages English, French and Spanish
Subtitles English SDH, French and Spanish
ABOUT THE FILM:
THE INCREDIBLES follows the adventures of a family of former superheroes who are
rediscovering the true source of their powers—in one another. Once one of the world’s top masked
crime fighters, Bob Parr (a.k.a. Mr. Incredible) fought evil and saved lives on a daily basis. But 15 years
later, he and his wife Helen (the former Elastigirl) have been forced to take on civilian identities and
retreat to the suburbs. Today they, and all superheroes, live as mere mortals. Bob and Helen lead all-
too-ordinary lives with their children, Violet and Dashiell “Dash” Parr, who go out of their way to
appear “normal,” and new baby Jack-Jack As a clock-punching insurance man, the only thing Bob
fights these days is boredom and a bulging waistline. Itching for action, the sidelined superhero gets his
chance when a mysterious communication summons him to a remote island for a top-secret
assignment. Now, with the fate of the world hanging in the balance, the family must come together and
once again find the fantastic in their family life.
ABOUT THE CAST & CREW:
THE INCREDIBLES, features a top-notch list of voice cast talent that includes Craig T. Nelson
(TV’s “Parenthood,” “Coach”) as Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible, Holly Hunter (TV’s “Saving Grace,” 1993
Academy Award®-winning Best Actress for The Piano) as Helen Parr/Elastigirl, Samuel L. Jackson
(The Other Guys, Iron Man 2) as Lucius Best/Frozone, Jason Lee (TV’s “My Name is Earl,” Almost
Famous) as Buddy Pine/Syndrome, Spencer Fox (The Groomsmen, and the voice of Mudbud in Air
Buddies) as Dashiell Parr (Dash), Sarah Vowell (author and noted radio show commentator on public
radio’s “This American Life”) as Violet Parr, Jean Sincere (TV’s “Glee,” “The Drew Carey Show,”
“Frasier”) as Mrs. Hogenson, John Ratzenberger (TV’s “Cheers,” the Toy Story films) as the
Underminer, Wallace Shawn (TV’s “Gossip Girl,” The Princess Bride) as Gilbert Huph and many more.
THE INCREDIBLES is produced by John Walker (The Iron Giant) and executive produced by
Academy Award®-winning filmmaker and chief creative officer of Walt Disney and Pixar Animation
Studios John Lasseter (The Toy Story films, Cars, Monsters, Inc.). Kori Rae is associate producer, and
Katherine Sarafian is production manager. Written and directed by Academy Award®-winning Brad
Bird (Ratatouille, The Iron Giant, TV’s “The Simpsons”). And playing a major role in creating the film’s
retro-futuristic style and exuberant mood is Academy Award®-winning composer Michael Giacchino
(Up, Ratatouille and TV’s “Lost”).
