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The Incredibles: The Essential Guide (Dk Essential Guides)

The Incredibles: The Essential Guide (Dk Essential Guides)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great fun for the kids!!!!
Review: Stephen Cole's DK tie-in to the upcoming Incredibles is great fun. In particular for the kiddies, and for some adults who want to get the heads up on the upcoming Pixar-Disney film. The photos picked from the movie show how Pixar keep getting better and better in those films. The realism and depth are amazing.
The guide does an excellent job on presenting the characters and setting, without giving away the ending or other aspects of the plot.

Economical for all the material presented, and the pictures do invite a second or third look.

I'm anxious to see the movie. It's about six weeks away, and now more than every I'm ready to see it.

Wonder what tie-in books, DK will release next year. How about Jimmy Neutron

Sincerely,

JThree

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: SEGA'S READERS ARE LEADERS BOOK REVIEWS
Review: This guide to the movie "The Incredibles" includes a lot of nice scenes from the movie, and Pixar's CG artwork is just amazing. This book will allow you to see it up close, and it will give you time to admire the details because when watching the movie, the scenes zip by too fast to be examined.

The weak point of this book is the text. You won't learn anything by reading this book. It contains mostly brief teasers about what will be in the movie which may have been interesting before seeing the movie, but worthless after seeing the movie. If you're buying for a child, I think this book would be suitable for them, but if you are buy for an adult or more discriminating child, it would be better to buy the more detailed "The Art of the Incredibles."


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