Jack-Jack Attack

November 2005

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Synopsis

Kari the babysitter thinks she's in for a night of routine babysitting. She's prepared to provide neurological stimulation with some soothing musical accompaniment for little Jack-Jack, the smallest member of the incredible Parr family. Little does she know that Jack-Jack will teach her a thing or two about babies with "special needs." True to her word, Kari proves she can handle anything Jack-Jack can dish out - just barely. And Jack-Jack proves that listening to Mozart truly does make babies smarter. Or, in his case, discover his super powers. The idea behind Jack-Jack Attack was originally a sequence in The Incredibles, but was cut when director Brad Bird decided to reveal the baby's powers at the end of the movie. By expanding the babysitting misadventure to a short film, the creative team elevated to hilarious heights Kari's frantic calls to Helen Parr.

Reviews

4.4

345 total

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4 57

3 24

2 14

1 16

Uncle Rick

LOVE IT! I just bought the HD version($3) & I would do it again. You guys that complain so much, are not real fans, IMHO. You knew exactly what you were getting when you paid for it! You have no reason to complain. The work that went into this video is incredible & well worth it... IMHO!

James Stewart

This is the best that you guys were dumb enough to pay for this. You should learn how to read lmao Dumb that you guys paid lmfao

Liam Phoenix

Hilarious Best part on the Incredibles DVD. Still, $3 for a few minutes of bonus content that came on the DVD or BluRay? Not worth it unless you blow your nose with money.

Linda McAllister

Good Funny

ARIEL MORALES

It's fun to watch I like the short clip it's funny

Noah Stephen McQuitty

It's good Yeah.

User reviews

Uncle Rick October 30, 2013

James Stewart September 5, 2013

This is the best that you guys were dumb enough to pay for this. You should learn how to read lmao Dumb that you guys paid lmfao

Liam Phoenix June 12, 2013

Hilarious Best part on the Incredibles DVD. Still, $3 for a few minutes of bonus content that came on the DVD or BluRay? Not worth it unless you blow your nose with money.

Linda McAllister December 31, 2013

Good Funny

ARIEL MORALES August 25, 2014

It's fun to watch I like the short clip it's funny

Noah Stephen McQuitty January 1, 2014

It's good Yeah.

liz nix September 28, 2014

YouTube Why would you pay for 3.00 if you can on YouTube and wch it for free.

Robin Bennett September 4, 2014

Jack Jack attack Totally horrible, in a very funny way:-)

Dianne Harrington July 10, 2013

$3.00? Ha!!! $3.00 for a 4 minute clip? That's just wrong, Google!!!!

Robert Vaquiz August 12, 2013

Rip off What a rip off $3.00 for a 4 min clip I would like to have my money back!!!

Catherine Vincent February 21, 2014

Catherine Trop cute

Jeffrey Raymond August 4, 2013

Should be free 4 min clip for $3 is ridiculous

Andres Mendoza June 6, 2013

Really? Really Google? 4 minutes for $3 ?

michelle vayo July 24, 2014

Funny

Jmoneyman Manman March 25, 2014

I lov it I lov it

Yazmin Roberts June 19, 2014

Yazmin Roberts

Nicolae Chetroi September 20, 2014

Have it on dvd

Cast and credits

Actors	Bret Parker, Bud Luckey, Eli Fucile, Jason Lee
Director	Brad Bird

Additional information

Audio language

English (Stereo)

Subtitles

English

Run time

4 minutes

Rating

TV-PG

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