I think the main point to take away from this discussion is that no Pixar film has voicework from Miley. Bolt does, therefore it is the superior film in all aspects.
Wrong. The Incredibles has Sarah Vowell.
I was speaking on behalf of FLYmeatwad.
This is also likely the reason
Big Fish is the best Tim Burton film, though I don't know if I'd buy that entirely.
Either way, I did some thinking last night and reached 3 conclusions. The first was that the only two scenes in The Incredibles that stand out in my memory are the jungle scene, which does not have a 60's style and in which the characters feel aesthetically out of place, not because of their uniforms and what not, but just simply their dimensions, and the final city sequence, which once again had a more modern feel from what I remember, not a 60's feel, and a scene in which I had the same problem. The second conclusion is that the animated style of the characters felt reminiscent of The Iron Giant characters, except a bit less detailed. Now I did some looking around and both are Brad Bird films (coincidentally both suck) so I suppose some stylistic aspects are going to carry over, but I did not have any problems with the animation in The Iron Giant if I recall, I wasn't a big fan of the visual look of the film but I don't think I had any problems with the animation. If the similarities in style do exist, then it would seem to me that The Incredibles, which I suppose had a better story maybe, would have been better hand drawn. The third conclusion is that I am going to have to watch The Incredibles again because I have no idea who the Hell Edith Head is, but I also determined that I am not willing to put myself through yet another viewing of this film, I've tried too many times before and it would be nothing more than a waste of a few hours.