Phillip Bradley Bird is a director, screenwriter, animator, producer, and occasional voice actor, known for animated and live-action films.
Bird developed a love for the art of animation at an early age and was mentored by Milt Kahl, one of Disney's legendary Nine Old Men. He was part of one of the earliest graduating classes of the California Institute of the Arts alongside John Lasseter and Tim Burton. Afterwards, Bird worked as an animator for Disney and wrote the screenplay for Batteries Not Included (1987). Bird served as a creative consultant on The Simpsons during its first eight seasons, where he helped develop the show's animation style. Afterwards, Bird left to direct his first animated feature, The Iron Giant (1999), which fared poorly at the box office but came to be regarded as a modern animated classic. He rejoined Lasseter at Pixar in 2000, where he would develop his second picture, The Incredibles (2004), and his third picture, Ratatouille (2007). Both films place among Pixar's highest-grossing features and gave Bird two Academy Award for Best Animated Feature wins and Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay nominations.
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MorePhillip Bradley Bird is a director, screenwriter, animator, producer, and occasional voice actor, known for animated and live-action films.
Bird developed a love for the art of animation at an early age and was mentored by Milt Kahl, one of Disney's legendary Nine Old Men. He was part of one of the earliest graduating classes of the California Institute of the Arts alongside John Lasseter and Tim Burton. Afterwards, Bird worked as an animator for Disney and wrote the screenplay for Batteries Not Included (1987). Bird served as a creative consultant on The Simpsons during its first eight seasons, where he helped develop the show's animation style. Afterwards, Bird left to direct his first animated feature, The Iron Giant (1999), which fared poorly at the box office but came to be regarded as a modern animated classic. He rejoined Lasseter at Pixar in 2000, where he would develop his second picture, The Incredibles (2004), and his third picture, Ratatouille (2007). Both films place among Pixar's highest-grossing features and gave Bird two Academy Award for Best Animated Feature wins and Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay nominations.
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The Incredibles 20th Anniversary
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The city of Municiberg was once protected by many heroes, but its main champion was the ultra-strong Mr. Incredible-who always worked alone. But things went awry for Mr. Incredible and the rest of the Supers when they were hit with a series of lawsuits brought by those they once saved. To diffuse the situation, the government created a relocation program for the Supers-who, in exchange for an end to the lawsuits, went into hiding and promised never to use their powers again. Now, Mr. Incredible is simply Bob Parr, living the suburban life with his wife Helen and their three children. However, family life and the daily nine-to-five routine aren't enough for Bob, who frequently sneaks out to do "hero work" in the evenings. Bob's inability to move on from past glories soon puts a strain on his home life. But one day things take an unexpected turn when Bob is contacted by a mysterious woman who recruits him for some top-secret hero work...
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Mr. Incredible travels to the mysterious jungle island of Nomanisan where he has accepted a mission from Mirage, a woman who claims to be a working for a top-secret division of the government. On the island Mr. Incredible defeats an out-of-control robot, the Omnidroid 9000, and in doing so regains some of the confidence that he had lost after going into the Super Relocation Program. With a newfound belief in himself, Mr. Incredible's life begins to turn around-he buys a new car, starts working out-basically, he's a new man. Soon Mirage contacts him with another assignment. Mr. Incredible returns to Nomanisan to be debriefed on the mission, but once on the island, he's attacked by a newer and stronger Omnidroid. It's just about to end his life, when a wild-haired man with a familiar past stops it, boasting he is Syndrome, Mr. Incredible's nemesis! Now Mr. Incredible is in danger. If he's going to come out of this alive there's only one thing that can save him-his family!
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On the remote island of Nomanisan, Mr. Incredible discovers the villain Syndrome is hatching a diabolical plot, when he is suddenly captured by the evil genius. Now only Mr. Incredible's family can save him. But they may be in as much trouble as Mr. Incredible when Syndrome learns that they're on the way to help! Will Mr. Incredible be able to free himself from the clutches of Syndrome? Will his family be able to evade Syndrome's island defenses? Find out in issue #3 of The Incredibles!
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Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl arrive just in time to save their Super powered kids, Violet and Dash from the clutches of Syndrome's henchmen. But in short order Syndrome traps the whole family and imprisons them on his island. Unfortunately, Syndrome has just launched his new and improved Omnidroid against an unsuspecting city. Will the Incredibles be able to escape Syndrome? Will the Omnidroid destroy civilization as we know it? Will Mr. Incredible finally accept the help of his own family?! All will be answered in this thrilling final issue of The Incredibles!
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The city of Municiburg is protected by many superheroes, but its main champion is the ultra strong Mr. Incredible--who always works alone. But things go awry for Mr. Incredible and the rest of the supers when they are hit with a series of lawsuits brought by those they once saved. In an effort to defuse the situation, the government steps in and creates a program to relocate the supers and put them into hiding--in exchange for their promise never to use their powers again. Mr. Incredible is forced to resume the life of his secret identity--Bob Parr. But family life and the daily nine-to-five aren't enough for Bob, who takes to sneaking out and doing "superhero work" in the evenings with his good friend Lucius, who used to be known as Frozone. These evening outings cause problems for Bob at home. But things take an unexpected turn when Bob is contacted by a mysterious woman named Mirage who wants to recruit Bob for some top-secret superhero work...
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The Iron Giant Deluxe Figure is the most highly detailed Iron Giant collectible to date! Created using the actual digital files used in the film, the figure features over 30 points of articulation, two interchangeable heads with a light up feature, magnetic "S" that can be detached from its sign and attached to his chest, switch-out "War Arm," Hogarth mini-figure, and a girder to munch on! In addition to this, the figure also includes a sound feature, with Iron Giant quotes from the film!
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