Awww. You guys are so sappy. :)

Can't wait to see the movie! Brad Bird, the director, is awesome, and I loved his other movie, Iron Giant.

Wil, you must get your voice into one of these Pixar films! :-)

Sigh. Isn't it wonderful to have love like that?

Can't wait to see the movie! Thanks for the recommendation!

Awww

Thanks for filling the "Awww.." quotient for today. =^)

Very, very sweet. ;)

So it's a good movie, eh? Well, was going to try to see it anyway, but after that recommendation I'll double the efforts.

Yes, y'all are sappy but in a great, sweet way. ;)

That made me smile.

We saw a screening of The Incredibles on Monday night, and the story was so good that after a while, we forgot we were looking at animated characters. It blew me away.

You crazy kids...so cute. :)

I love Disney/Pixar and any movies, and I can't wait to see The Incredibles.

Did you get to see Shark Tale yet? That one was really good. If you haven't, you should.

Ciao!

-Vanessa Nichole

We got to see it last week, and I got completely sucked in. It stopped being animated. It was just a story. I smiled so much my face hurt.

(And you're at least as sappy with your sweetie as I am with mine.)

Seems like you & Anne are the Incredible[s] Couple... being all romantic and mushy after all that time. So nice to see that kind of love still going on in this day 'n' age.

Holy shit holy shit holy shit! Wil, that was an absolutely fantastic movie. I just got out of it. Damn, it was DARK for a Pixar flick, but it was flat out incredible. A super hero going through a mid-life crisis - what a theory! And what an AWESOME spin on a bad guy of all things! Oh man, too sweet. Please, Wil, promise me, if you EVER get an offer to do a Pixar film, you have GOT to take it!

That is so sweet! You are both so very lucky to have one another! I'm looking forward to seeing the Incredibles maybe this weekend.

Will my twelve year old daughter enjoy it?

Such a sweetheart you are!!! And I'm glad you enjoyed the movie, I thought it was brilliant as well....thanks for making me smile tonight

Your after-the-movie story is so sweet! Thanks for giving us good things to read this week. I'm trying to keep my head up.

I gave away my copy of Dancing Barefoot this week, gotta get a replacement. Loved it and JAG.

I'd pay for a DVD or download of your What's My Line performance.

Awwww.

So cute.

I so want to see the Incredibles so badly. So, so badly.

Ok, I was going to wait on that movie... till dvd, but now I will have to go to the cinema. :)

Thanks for sharing a cute romantic moment. I love those moments. :) Been with my husband for 12 years... man, when I say that I feel so old! ;)

I would love to watch The Incredibles. Sounds like a pretty cool and amazing movie to watch.

Hey Wil - long time reader, second time poster... :)

So... Not to pry into your personal life (it's not like it's posted on the web or anything), but I was wondering when (if) you and Anne were going to have a kid of your own? Just wondering.

I'm on Chapter 4 of JAG

I am lucky enough to have a hubby as sweet as that. :-)

Love your page Wil. My hubby turned me onto it, and am pleasantly surprised.

awwww that is so sweet!
I want to find a man who will say stuff like that to me,lol. *begins to dream

I really want to see this movie, it looks really good. I have been seeing ads EVERYWHERE for this film,on the buses, the El', on TV.....
I think this movie could probably win some Academy awards.

Fairly recent reader and first time poster. I just got back from seeing The Incredibles and thought it was great.

I love that you are as open as you are your blog. It is nice seeing a glimpse into your life at times. Keep up the blogging.

I can't wait to take the kids to see it! (Though, living in Oman, we will probably have to wait for a few months...or years, depending on the mood-swings of the cinemas) They've loved all of the Pixar movies...so this one should be a hit. I can't get over how talented those peeps at Pixar are. Brilliance. Btw, it's so sappy sweet how lovely you and your wife are. I love hearing stories like that....It's the chickflick in me.

HA! that's funny.

I came home and the first thing I typed was an IM to a friend that said.

"HOLY crap that was cool"

I love the incredibles and I so almost cried twice.

I loved this movie so much. It's the first movie in a long time that I want to go back and see over & over again.

It was visually stunning - the chase scene with Dash was unbelievable. The sound track was perfect. And the set design! At times, I felt like they stole the set from Our Man Flint.

And dude! The story! I actually cried at a couple of points - I'm such a girl. :P The underlining theme that being extraordinary is a bad thing is so appropriate in our current social/political climate.

I work at Borders, and the merchandising for Incredibles is EVERYWHERE. I'm glad the movie lives up to the hype.

Gotta share my favorite Incredibles fact: Shah Rukh Khan and his seven-year-old son are doing the father/son voices for the Hindi version in India. (Who is Shah Rukh Khan?? Simply the biggest movie star on the planet!) Wil, your talents are wasted in Hollywood--try Bombay!

Awwww... that's cuter than a bag full of puppies.

I can't wait to see The Incredibles, btw.

Edwoodca- is your name derived from the B-rate horror director?

Stacy- i work at Borders too, where are you at? oh my gosh so much incredibles stuff. its... incredible! hahahaha

Wil- if you want any Incredibles merch, contact your friendly local Borders fan here in Arcadia :)

Isn't it cute that Wil's so excited that he forgot to type in the word "like" in "I love it like this" -- yep, cute as all get out. That kind of genuine feeling is why I love this blog.

Cheer up Wil, I found an election thingo for you

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=3939301385&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT

I saw the trailer for it on a DVD I bought for my kids, the scene where he's fighting with his utility belt. I was laughing so hard I cackled like a hen! Can't wait to see it now.

Awww, ain't you two just the cutest???

Thats so cool...I would tell you how lucky you both are, but I think you already know that. ;)

I was gonna go see this with my dad but i got called into working so i can't, but...still i'd like to see it. Maybe not opening weekend anyway, right?

You guys make me sick! :P

If I wasn't so damn envious, I'd say that kind of stuff never happens. :)

*ear to ear grin* WIL, I've just got to know...are there really other men out there that are the way you are? I mean every guy gets lucky sometimes and something truly loving and romantic comes out of their mouth to melt a womans heart....but it seems to come from you like its planned and you have some control over it. Is this really possible?

TOM- I totally understand why you are curious about the whole "Wil Jr." idea. I think a lot of people are, but I really dont think Wil is going to respond to it (or even act like he saw your question). We will probably never know anything about it. Here is my reasoning: Maybe they have never talked about it or come to a decision yet, Maybe Anne doesnt want another child, Maybe they are trying (or have decided that one day they will) but hes not talking about it, maybe they are perfectly happy with their current family and dont feel the need to have a child together, or (and im really going out on a limb here) it is quite possible that Anne had her tubes tied after her second child was born so she cant have another child. My mother had her tubes tied the morning I was born, knowing that she was done and didnt want any more than 2 children. All of those are just thoughts, and we will probably never know if one of them is the case, maybe none of them are true. I am sure of one thing however: Wil is private and protective of things like that and he doesnt feel thats its something he wants to share and explain to the whole blog world. BUT, I would like to think that if one day Anne was pregnant with "Wil Jr." (or Anne Jr.) that Wil would share that joy and blessing with us. Until that day comes, we will remain curious.

Yahoo's Movie Mom has an excellent review about the Incredibles. Click below to read it.

http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&id=1808405432&cf=parentsguide

This cartoon is definitely for the whole family. My only complaint is that I did not like the Pixar short before the film as much as I've liked others. It was cute but not as clever as some of their previous shorts. I love the short where the old man plays chess against himself. He makes an appearance in a crowd shot in the city.

Regarding the movie quote that Wil used to swoon his wife...:-)..
one of my favorite movie quotes is from "As Good As It Gets" when Jack Nickolson's character says, "You may me want to be a better man."

The movie was great and all but how about that teaser trailer for Star Wars Episode 3 eh?

Even though we've been together for almost a decade, I can still make her blush.

Shameful! And in public no less. I'm telling the morality police.

I saw that movie with my boyfriend and sisters and we *LOVED* it!!! So many references to comic books, it was hilarious! www.art.com has some really cool retro "The Incredibles" movie posters.

PS I think that amongst the WWDN readers, you're most known for as an author/blogger. Second as the absolutely romantic significant other a lot of girls wish they had. And third as Wesley Crusher. ;)

So you're saying that The Incredibles lived up to its name? :)

"I love it this. Even though we've been together for almost a decade, I can still make her blush."

That ranks right up there with kittens, puppies, koala bears and babies on the "cute meter". Seeing people in love makes my heart all tingly.

Aw, that's so beautiful and adorkably sappy. If we were rating on a cuteness a scale of one to ten that moment earns about....a 138! You can still make her blush, *falls over at the cuteness*. Anyway, The Incredibles was good? Great, now my friend will probably drag me to it, *voice drippoing in sarcasasm* thanks Wil!

i have been reading for a while but this is the first time i posted...

you are a sweet man and you wife is lucky to have you...reading this made me smile!

Wil,
I saw that movie 2X ALREADY AND I LOVED IT SO MUCH!!! OMG!!!! I was laughing at the "dinner scene" with the two kids fighting (okay no more spoilers) but that's one of my favs!!!

The movie kicked MAJOR ass and its definately a MUST SEE!!! I totally forgot at times I was watching a cartoon the way it was real. The explosions were real. The only way I could tell it was fake was the ears were closed up and I was thinking in the movie, "Are these puppets like Team America"? but it was just so FRIGGAN awesome!!! *clap clap clap* My dad kids about me seeing animated movies a numberous amount of times but c'mon I love animation and the whole process. Makes me feel bad I didn't complete it at the Art Institute of Houston (but Animation especially 3-D animation is SO TOUGH!) not many people realize how hard it is to draw people and the process and wait to animate it. Rendering is a pain in the ass!! *rolls eyes*

This movie has NO cursing in it and I wouldn't advise small kids under 6 to watch it if loud noises scare them. Because the way the movie came out it was loud!! :)

I love the entire thing and I WANT To see more!!! :) (c'mon where's the sequel!!!!) :)

out of all the characters, "Violet was my favorite" and I guess b/c in a way I can relate to her! Just too bad we all can't go invisible when needed!

I have found each succeeding Pixar film better than the previous one. So if this is even HALF as good as "Finding Nemo," it's going to be great. Plus, I absolutely adored "The Iron Giant," so I suspect there is going to be some incredible Brad Bird magic here. I'm going to see it tomorrow. I can't wait!

Linda:
As a big Pixar fan and a fairly liberal nursery school, I wouldn't say, "This cartoon is definitely for the whole family." One of the first things I said when I left was, "I think I wouldn't take kids under eight or so." There are a couple of dark bits that I can see really disturbing kids below kindergarten age, especially, but I won't give them away here.

"I did not like the Pixar short before the film as much as I've liked others."

Nor I. Didn't really work for me the way the Birds one (for example) did.

I am so glad the fates/universe matched you two up. You really are perfect for each other.

It gives me hope..HUGS TO YOU BOTH!

AWWWW tats sooo sweet!!!!!
ya'll are so cute!! Thats great that you two have such a bond--so few do-- you are blessed!

Jessie--I'm at the Borders in Union Square, San Francisco! Come by and say hi!

(Sorry Wil, for turning this into a message board)

Programmers' love at first sight: "You had me at 'Hello, world!'" :)

I just saw the movie myself, and it is totally AWESOME!!! You have to get yourself a job on the next Pixar film. You would rock at it, and they have the golden touch, so you know it would be a kick-ass movie to boot.

When I saw syndrome he reminded me of the "freaky" weird fans at Sci fi conventions! :) LOL!!

I got a question what year is this show supposed to be set?

I say 1970's b/c of the retro house and car...b/c it looked like when "Syndrome"/Buddy was little it was more like a 1950's haircut or something. Also the clothes "Elastigirl" wore (as housewife) reminded me of the 1960's or 1970's type of clothes.

I was watching the women Incredibles and thinking, "their legs are so flemsy are they are going fall apart?" I mean it looked so much like paper!

I'm so glad this movie is a sucess and I may go see it again. I am studying the animation. Especially at certain parts of the movie. I like watching how the mouth moves and how certain parts of a object interact with other objects like the glass in the car breaking after Mr.Incredible breaks it.

ALL of this so fascinates me! As I told in Wil's blog the first time I wish I would have persued my education in animation but its VERY competitive! Also the math is too much for me to learn! :(

I am good at art but the drawing and perspective of visual arts can be VERY tricky and difficult and as well as rendering!

This is a animator wannabe's dream! (this movie) and I hope there are more like it...I hope "Cars" turns out to be a success as well.

I saw "The Incredibles" Friday night and it really was awesome. I've been hooked on all of Pixar's movies for both story and animation technique. Glad you mentioned it on the blog.

I also *just* finished reading borrowed copies of "Dancing Barefoot" and "Just A Geek". I will be purchasing copies of my own, but I'm looking around your site to see how I can get autographed copies.

I wish I had eloquent words to describe how much I've enjoyed getting to know you through your blog and now through your books. Many hugs.

You know, I'm not sure my ex *ever* made me blush. In twelve years. Is that one of the secrets then, do you think?

Have yet to see The Incredibles, but will take this blog and all the positive responses as enough reference for me to now do so.

Hugs to all

*sings*
One word...thats all you said...
somethin in your voice caused me
to turn my head...
Okay, Ill stop now.

Wish I could find someone like that (or the other way around)
*wistfull sigh*

At the risk of letting everyone know that I am weepy chick.... That was so sweet it brought tears to my eyes.

Wil,
Everyone likes that movie, so I guess I'll see it. Anne still likes you like that? Congrats!

FG

I LOVE reading about how cute you and Anne are together. It causes galaxy-sized warm fuzzies!

oh and I just may go the that movie now, too.

Sweet fancy Moses, Wil! You made me get all misty... this and Treehouse of Horror XV hove totally made my night. Thanks

That is so cute... reminds me of my husband and me. When we first started dating, I heard the song "You Had Me From Hello" and mentioned how much I loved it. He said, "Ironic, isn't it?" Yup, he made me blush then and still does now.

Wil, you and Anne are so geekily adorable. I hope in ten years I can say the same thing for my fiance and I!

And The Incredibles--I've been working so I haven't been able to see it yet, but Pixar has never let me me down yet! I doubt they will, this time, too :D

wil, you fricken rock my world.

that entry just gave me goosebumps & such a big smile on my face.

i LOVE the way you write.

now get your books more readily available in canada, so i can finally read them! :)

The Incredibles are the way all super hero movies should be done! We don't usually take the kids to the movies until after opening weekend - glad we went.

Aw, golly. :)

I loved "The Incredibles" as well. I went to the late show last night, and was disappointed I hadn't gone to the early one because I wanted to see it again right then! There was not a single moment that could have been beter. I can't wait to see it again!

To paraphrase the Comic Shop Guy: "Best super hero move ever, thank you."

Glad you like the movie, Wil.

Wait until you see Polar Express. THAT one astonishes me, and I've been around this stuff my whole life.

I think that post gave me diabetes! (jealous)

I too loved the movie, but didn't get the same sappilicious ending...and yes, I did just make up a word.

Will,

You remind me of my brother, he has a knack for the romantic "stuff". He does things like that for his new wife all the time. You're sons are lucky to have you as a template for how to treat a woman. Good show.

Jeremy
P.S.(I myself have never been "in" love, so that explains the "stuff" comment)

I think the Fark heading for this would be "sappy".

Man, I so need to see this movie. I was going to wait and go see it with my nephew when I head home for Turkey Day, but I just may have to see it twice...

Hey Peter, check out this "strong bad style" review of the Episode III trailer:

http://dom.net/word/2004/11/review-episode-iii-trailer.html

Took my babies 8 and 4 to see it Friday and they were ready to turn right back around and watch it again. We really enjoyed it, too. We LOVE all the Pixar movies.

Hey Wil,
I wasn't going to see The Incredibles now I'm planning on it. Thanks for the recommendation. Many movies nowdays disappoint me so I only usually see films.....

Personally, I didn't like the movie and found it void of emotion. The only thing entertaining was Edna Mode. Odd that Brad kept that character to himself (he voiced it apparently).

The film was too intense and even violent at times and dealt mercilessly with some serious themes of suicide and infidelity. PG animated kids movie folks? "I don't think so".

I have little respect for Brad Bird as an entertainer. Shame does not equal entertain. I do not need a movie that over values family or 'family togetherness'. Kids do grow up and have their own families. Whatever happened to the lessons of 'letting go' in Nemo?

If you love to be moralized at, this is your film. If you've enjoy directors/writes and thus characters who only understand life through the lens of 'inadequacy' and how to overcome that, then this is your flick too (pay attention to the imagery in the film if you watch it again, Freud would have fun).

I couldn't disagree with you more Will. This movie will NOT blow previous Pixar box office results away. This is a serious (pun intended) departure for Pixar. In my opinion, word of mouth will tank this film (relatively speaking, it will still do well, but not compared to Nemo for example).

Sorry, but I'm really tired of artists thinking they are entertainers and shaming anyone into believing that wanting to be entertained is morally obtuse. This film was not funny or entertaining but a vanity pic for someone who has inadequacy issues.

Awww! That's so sweet!

Btw, the movie was awesome too. =)

I agree. The Incredibles is a great movie. I liked it better than Finding Nemo. Some of the movie's detractors seem to not like the fact that this one focused more on the action and previous Pixar films. However, I'm a big action movie fan so I liked it.

Locus has a great review. One interesting point they make is that because of the animation process, Pixar's movies all have to have the script finished & polished before the movie is made. As a result, they're actually written, not cobbled together by committee. Interesting to see that what can be viewed as animation's greatest weakness (its expensive production) has become its saving grace.

I can't wait to see this movie, I'm a big fan of Pixar shows. Dreamworks has really turned me off, a couple of their most recent films - Shrek 2 and A Sharks Tale - were a joke, my biggest complaint is how far they went with product placement and advertising. When I watch Pixar films I think of the old Disney cartoons. With Dreamworks I think corporate sponsorship.

You know what sucks is that I can never see your shows. I live in Maine. I think you are a great actor, but then again you will always be my favorite actor even if you never read this.

That is so sweet, Wil, I think I'm going to barf. Heh, just kidding. Really, I want to find a guy that will say things like that to me. Because it's sweet, and cute, and pretty much everything a lot of girls (including myself) want. Unfair.

Thanks for your view on "The Incredibles". I wasn't planning on seeing it, but I might have to do that now. At a matinee, because I'm one broke girl.

I think the next time your'e in Dallas(Plano) you need to hold a seminar for men on how to be romantic instead of talking about your book? What do you think? I know I'd make mine attend! ROFL

I thought it was great too! When a film like that comes along, that everyone can enjoy.... and the physical comedy gets me every time. And that little designer lady?!?!
Gold.

Look! My mommy got me you for Christmas! ::grin::

I guess that Cusack fellow is alright as well. ;)

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