'The Mitchells vs. the Machines' review: Family friendly fun with the anti-Incredibles


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It ain't family time for the Mitchells without a few explosions around. – Netflix

It's not just superheroes who can save the world.

An everyday, ordinary family – one hailing from Kentwood, Michigan, in fact – steps up to rescue humanity from enslavement by evil robots in The Mitchells vs. the Machines, a fun, clever, spirited animated comedy that celebrates the heroism of a mom, dad, daughter and son who are just trying to hold it together the best they can. The Mitchells don't have a single superpower between the four of them; consider them the anti-Incredibles.

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Summary:


One the kids and parents can all enjoy collectively — preferably, without phones around.

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