Pixar, The Incredibles · editorial
Dash Parr
A boy who is not allowed to win at school because he would be obviously superhuman. The film shows him run on water. It does not state a speed.
Fiction
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Fiction
Fiction. A boy who is not allowed to win at school because he would be obviously superhuman. The film shows him run on water. It does not state a speed.
In the story
The Incredibles is careful about Dash. His parents hide the power, a track meet would expose it, and the island chase is the film letting him go. He runs across water and through a jungle faster than the adults shooting at him. Nobody in the story brings a radar gun.
What is not a measurement
No stated speed. Water-running is shown, not measured. This page does not turn the story into miles per hour.
Pixar, The Incredibles
Running on water is a way of saying “faster than a person,” not a physics problem we are going to solve from a movie frame. He is the fastest kid in his movie. He is not written as a rival to the Flash, and this page will not pretend a deleted storyboard had a number.
The editorial order also includes Makkari and A-Train. The order is about the scale each story claims. It is not a clock.
The Incredibles is careful about Dash. His parents hide the power, a track meet would expose it, and the island chase is the film letting him go. He runs across water and through a jungle faster than the adults shooting at him. Nobody in the story brings a radar gun.
Running on water is a way of saying “faster than a person,” not a physics problem we are going to solve from a movie frame. He is the fastest kid in his movie. He is not written as a rival to the Flash, and this page will not pretend a deleted storyboard had a number.
No stated speed. Water-running is shown, not measured.
Sources
- Pixar: The Incredibles (2004)
The film is the source of the water-running scene. It states no speed.