(please don't take this the wrong way) watching an older person watch the beginning really hits different. You saying "life really does go fast" means a lot
@@ScreenMaureen I subscribed because.... I dunno... I cried so much listening to you say that while that scene was playing. Thank you for the lovely contents!
I feel like people focus too much on the Opening. It's refreshing to have an elderly man be a Protagonist. Carl is still calling Kevin by the name Russel gave her even though he found out Bird is a Female ♀️ It's sweet and cool proving that Names really have No Gender.
The entire first story should be a test sequence is a sociopath test. It's impossible not to feel your heart get ripped out of there isn't something wrong with you 🤣.
@@steven95NThat's not a very nice thing to think about, actually. Some people with disorders have troubles with empathy and sympathy because we aren't born natural empaths, we are taught to be them 😊
@@I_Eat_Lemons And people are allowed to not trust people with a lack of empathy, disorder or not people are allowed to protect themselves however they see fit.
There's a theory going around that Russell is actually supposed to be their kid they never had think about it he's hyperactive he's always talking always talking is never quiet always bounces around to different areas he's always ready for adventure it's always ready to help other people even though it may include on him getting the bag and at times gets on his nerves who does that sound like😊@@ScreenMaureen
Back in the golden era of pixar. They could make you care about literally anything. Here's a movie about a rusty old garbage robot on another planet, or a rat that can cook. Then they decide to make "UP", a movie about people and give us one of the most emotionally hard hitting opening sequences of all time.
@@JadeoftheGlade it’s not bad, but it’s nowhere near the start. The first 15 years of Pixar was pretty much all hits. Bugs life was decent, but first 2 toy stories, monsters inc, Nemo, incredibles, cars, ratatouille, wall-e, and up were the first 15 year stretch, that’s why I called it the golden era. Just about everything they created was gold. Hopefully they can get back to consistently good movies. I don’t expect a stretch of movies like before, but hopefully we aren’t getting these generic stuff lately.
The speed at which I burst into tears at "Thanks for the adventure" was insane. I didn't appreciate this movie as a kid but watching in my late 20s is so much.
Dude... how are you saying this movie got out when you were a kid and you are now in your late 20s...? That's a bit impossible. I'm 28 and it I wasn't a kid when it got out. 😅
@@MarianaCarvalho-gu8zx I was twelve. I consider that a kid because it's in the age range of still watching Pixar movies instead of being concerned with dating, hating my parents, and other teen aged stuff. I will admit I thought it came out when I was closer to ten, but still.
@@MarianaCarvalho-gu8zx Oh my sweet summer child. I'm only a bit older than you but I don't think you really remember when Up came out lol. You're 28? So 15 years ago you were 13? Up came out in 2009. Friendly reminder that 13 year olds are kids. ;P
For me, the scene when Carl opens and reads Ellies adventure book is even more poignant than the married life scene at the beginning, and that's really saying something. He realises that all the things he thought she wanted to do; visiting far away places and seeking adventure had all been fulfilled in the quiet life they had spent together. The adventure never was far away, but at home with him. It's such a powerful, beautiful message.
And I think there's something to the idea that *he* actually needed this adventure. It gave him connections, and a reason to keep going. I think Ellie knew he'd be a little lost without her.
6:25 I know that showing blood is a big no-no nowadays for studios, but I remember how impactful this moment was for me as a child. I think showing the consequences of violent actions, intentional or otherwise, is a valuable lesson that children should be taught and I think this movie showcases it perfectly.
Exactly. I watched countless movies as a kid but them showing the blood on that dudes head after mr hit him really impacted me as a kid. That moment of regret you see on his face and everyone looking at him in shock was so strong.
Not only do i just genuinely love this movie but the first time i watched it was with my grandma while she was in the hospital going through surgeries and chemo she passed not too long after we watched this movie together it will always hold a special place in my heart
23:12 I remember watching this movie with my dad. He had lost mother 3 years before i was born and i watched it when i was 7. So that’s 10 years after she died. It was a few weeks before my dad’s birthday that she died in an accident. He received a photo album for his birthday and she wrote some kind words at the back of it. So that scene just broke him when we watched it. and i remember looking at him confused because i was so young and i didn’t understand why that was so emotional for him. And now, all these years later. Now im the one crying. I almost feel sorry for looking at him like that
Sometimes I think the world has taken my humanity from me, then I see things like this, and it reminds me that I still want to be loved and I still have love to give.
UA-cam is odd... I was randomly given this video. Even thought I wasn't looking for reactions. I got curious and watched it. I found that your reaction was very wholesome and genuine. Subscribed.
The first time I saw this film was in the cinema at a very delicate moment. My mother took me and my younger brother. My grandmother, her mother, had already died. My grandmother and I were friends, we talked about many things in life, I slept next to her, the room where she and I slept together and the room where she died is now an office where I work with my mother. Think of a person who cried a lot in the first scenes, in the cinema, my mother hugged me, as I write this I'm crying, it's very vivid for me. My grandmother was one of my best friends in life, I will cherish her memories as long as I live, until the day I leave this earth
This is the reaction ive been searching for, insightful, wise, and human. You brought a genuine levity that so many reactors aren't experienced enough to convey, to that i say thank you. Youre a true gem.
I don't know if anyone else had mentioned this, but the shorts series "Dug Days" is adorable and funny. Carl sold the air ship, split the money with Russell, and used his half to buy a new little house for himself and Dug. And then Russell's mom used Russell's half to buy the house directly next door. 😊💜
“ Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans.” - John Lennon. Love your background for this reaction. I thought it was real at first! lol
dammn i got so emotional, i was trying to crochet while watching and i cant even see my work bc im always tearing up 😂😭 it was lovely to rewatch this with youu!!
One of the sad little details about Mr. Fredrickson is after Ellie passes away for the rest of the film he wears a bow tie because Ellie always tied his tie for him, he could never figure out how 😔
🎈🏠The message of the film is that the real adventure of life is the relationship we have with other people that are around us until they are gone. Love well and enjoy everyday‼
Beautiful review. The intro always reminds me of the quote "We start as children to our parents, parents to our children, parents to our parents, then children to our children." I'm close to the second stage, but it also means my parents are closer to the third. Time is poetic like that.
I watched this movie when I was 4 when it first came out in cinema. I can’t get over how fast times gone. It’s a sad movie, but I’ll never stop watching it. The movie shows that time goes by so fast. What makes this movie what it is, is everyone is going to grow older, life catches up with everyone long term. Ellie might have never got to the falls, but she lived a good life with the man of her dreams. Your emotions really show in this reaction. I’m 18, but maybe you know how this feels because you’ve lived longer then most of us watching this video. No movie has ever made me cry as much as this one. Not even 10 minutes in and I’m already tearing, that shows you have the audience hooked. I’m glad people are revisiting the moment ❤️
this was by far the most adorable video ive ever seen. i never thought id cry from a reaction video... but here i am, crying my eyes out. i just rurned 25 and i can feel the pain
I'm so happy UA-cam recommended this video to me. I just moved away from my grandmother and dad, and I miss watching movies with them. Watching this really gave me that sense of home and comfort. I love the video! Great to sitdown and watch a movie with a friend! Wishing the best!:)
I've seen this movie numerous times and it never stops hitting me in the feels. Being able to relive this movie like it's the first time through someone else's eyes and emotions however, is a special treat. I can't imagine it's all that easy putting yourself on camera and being vulnerable in the moment for people to watch, and I appreciate you for that. Thanks for sharing. I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
Up is one of those movies that is a benchmark for how quickly a movie can break an audience's heart. It is such an amazing, beautiful movie that shows the value of hope and... not giving up in the face of pain and loss. And, heck, I've recently lost my marriage in all but legal status, myself. My wife and I weren't the match for each other that we thought we were, and... it has caused quite a lot of heartache for both of us. But, since we have agreed to be roommates until our daughter graduates High School (another three years or so), I've been able to enjoy my own adventures again, which is... really lovely. I've missed them so much as we've struggled through things.
Pixar really doesn't need younger protags and all those "coming-of-age" stories to get an audience going~ You don't suddenly check out of growing and experiencing new things and feelings after adolescence... XD "UP", "SOUL", and even "Cars 3" proved that the older perspective can be just as worthwhile in following.
The opening to Up is a test of humanity. Ever want to find out if your friends are a soulless demon or extraterrestrial space lizard? Show them the opening and if they don't cry then they're not human.
Well call me, my family and friends soulless demons or e.t space lizards then because I’ve never seen one of us cry at this film lol it is a favourite though top 10-15 easy
I loved watching this reaction! You were so real and honest. This movie already hit me as a child, but even moreso once I grew up cause you truly realise how fast time goes, but in the end the time you spend with your loved ones are the real adventures you made along the way!
I think it’s really wonderful when movies/TV Shows/Reality Shows/Documentaries connect kids with elderly people who may not have grandchildren or their grandchildren near them. Kids really do help keep you feeling young at heart and kids really can learn so much from the elderly.
I admit I cried several times throughout the movie... what a delightful movie this was... I love watching reactions to it. Good luck with your channel!
When I watched this movie for the first time as a kid I cried so hard at the beginning I made my mom turn the movie off. Couldn’t watch it til years later, and even though it’s one of my favorite animated films, the beginning never fails to make me cry. Great reaction ❤️
Carl and Ellie’s Life together reminds me of my Grandparents. My Grandmother recently passed away and everytime I watch Up, I think of my Grandparents who had a long life together since childhood.
I'm so glad that I came across your channel. There's so much reaction channels which feel overwhelming to watch because most of them are so over the top, so it feels lovely to witness some authentic, calm commentary. 💕
I am so thankful UA-cam recommended this to me. It was wonderful to see your reaction to this film and the raw emotions and positive take you took throughout. Thank you for the time you spent on this and for bringing such a soothing persona to this platform.
This is the sweetest watch along I have ever had the pleasure of seeing, i usually just watch the cut versions of these but I could not force myself to stop at any point of this one
The intro of Up brings tears every time I watch it its amazing how it's possible in such a short period of time. Also teddy bear from Toy story 3 in the bottom left at 7:59 !!
Watching your reaction video was a joy and an honor. I loved this film when it was released many years ago, and I still love it today. Thank you for the beautiful and genuine reaction video. 😊
Carl is such a beautiful character. He deeply love Ellie, and losing her took a piece of him. Seeing him finally read Ellie's last message and realizing that she didn't live an unfulfilled life with him, it got me misty eyes. Ellie would've loved Russel
Good reaction! This movie always makes me cry, its so heartbreaking but at the same time so breathtaking and sweet, with such great messages, the thing that always gets me is the ''Thanks for the adventure now go have a new one!'' And the ellie badge at the end for Russell, building even more their relationship, just perfect overall
You had such a beautiful reaction. You also have a unique perspective of someone who's seen things, lived life...value the insights. Thank you. You have a new sub.
What a beautiful response. It gives me a whole new perspective when an older person watches it. You have such joy in your heart... And I can really feel it.
One of my favorite movies. The first part made me cry too but what really gets me every time is the scene where Carl is sitting in the house and realizes his wife thought her life with him was adventure enough. The pain and regret when he starts to open the book and the happiness at the end is so deep.
Thanks for this video. I watched it at 2x speed, but I still cried along with you. Up is truly a great movie. Now that I have my own little one, it means a lot more to me and hits differently. I hope you have a wonderful day!
Up is most certainly one of if not my favorite film Pixar has ever created and It warms my heart to see you react to this. If you get a chance I do hope you give Wall-E a watch too. Both Wall-E and Up are about Love and if you loved Up, You will most certainly love Wall-E. Take care and I hope to see more of your amazing reactions!
When this came out I hadn't experienced loss at the magnitude I have today, and my goodness the opening really gets me now. Remindes me of my grandparents, highschool sweethearts, gone 6 months apart. They are on their forever adventure now 🥹
Well, I haven't seen your channel before. I've seen other reactions to Up, but you're the first one near Carl's generation, so it was interesting to see that perspective. 😊 I agree about the music. I'd already noticed Michael Giacchino's music for the very strange TV series Lost, but it was his work for Pixar that made me see him as one of the really great composers.
It seems less is more when it comes to music affecting emotions. It's amazing how perspective on age changes as you grow older in years. I don't feel as old as I am or any wiser. lol
I bawled like a baby the first time I saw this movie. There's something very cathartic about watching someone else experience it and call out some of the same things that were heartbreaking/heartwarming throughout it.
this was I think the best movie reaction and like best video I have ever seen. This was so wholesome and adorable. Seeing somebody watching this movie for the first time at an age where you actually understand whats happening is just great. Like I watched it when I was maybe 10 and I didnt understand really what was happening. But the growth in the characters and the story telling is just magical. This really healed me, I wish you the best. You are really sweet
As i get older i search less and less for the purpose and meaning behind life, and all i want now is rhat when im on my death bed, to be able to look back and think "i lived one exciting and boring life" and just enjoy the memories. Thatll be enough for me, this movie rly teaches a lot the more i watch it. Its all about finding peace and happiness with whatever hand youre given. Mr robinson turning bsck into his old self slowly over the course of the movie was nice. It always makes me think about how much old people have experienced in their lives.
this was the first and only film that will send me crying every time i see it. i will never forget this story. it's so relatable. life is a curse and a blessing. "UP" captured this perfectly. you can also sense it's a real story. minus the supernatural part of course. clever way to describe dreams (animals talking, flying house and general unnatural physics are all dreams)
(please don't take this the wrong way) watching an older person watch the beginning really hits different. You saying "life really does go fast" means a lot
Awww It's the truth! Thank you for watching! 🤗
@@ScreenMaureen I subscribed because.... I dunno... I cried so much listening to you say that while that scene was playing. Thank you for the lovely contents!
this woman isn't even old ?
@@drexlr613 as a 24 year old man, I'm at least a little certain that she is "older" (which is the word i used) than me
@@drexlr613 "older"
The “I remember the boring stuff the most” is a quote that hits hard. Life isn’t all about adventure, life IS the adventure. :)
2:13: “I didn’t know this was going to be emotional”
Me: ooooh boy
You would think a movie titled Up would be a little more cheery. lol
@@ScreenMaureen at least it wasnt uppity then we'd have a problem with it, lol
@@ScreenMaureen Well life has it's Up's and Down's
When Carl realized that to Ellie, he was her greatest adventure, like that's impossible not to cry to.
oh my god… 😖💔
The "thanks for the adventure" scene is so underrated, it makes me cry every time.
Me too! 🥲❤️
That makes me cry more than the opening
It really is beautiful
I told my dad he’d cry… he didn’t believe me. We watched it and he balled his eyes out with me and my sisters🤷♂️❤️
Aww He believes you now! 🥲 ❤️
The opening of this film is renowned, and notorious for getting people to cry.
They succeeded, lol.
@@ScreenMaureen I haven’t cried at many movies in the theater, but this and The Color Purple did it to me. Have you seen it?
I feel like people focus too much on the Opening.
It's refreshing to have an elderly man be a Protagonist.
Carl is still calling Kevin by the name Russel gave her even though he found out Bird is a Female ♀️
It's sweet and cool proving that Names really have No Gender.
@@Whocares158 - I feel people focus appropriately on the opening. It gives the story of the elderly man its soul.
@@Whocares158It’s because it’s funny, not because it supports any gender theory lol.
I can’t trust anyone who doesn’t cry during this movie
Thank you for commenting. I guess movies affect people in different ways. The boys from Dumb and Dumber cry heavily during commercials. lol
The entire first story should be a test sequence is a sociopath test. It's impossible not to feel your heart get ripped out of there isn't something wrong with you 🤣.
@@steven95NThat's not a very nice thing to think about, actually. Some people with disorders have troubles with empathy and sympathy because we aren't born natural empaths, we are taught to be them 😊
@@I_Eat_Lemons And people are allowed to not trust people with a lack of empathy, disorder or not people are allowed to protect themselves however they see fit.
There's a theory going around that Russell is actually supposed to be their kid they never had think about it he's hyperactive he's always talking always talking is never quiet always bounces around to different areas he's always ready for adventure it's always ready to help other people even though it may include on him getting the bag and at times gets on his nerves who does that sound like😊@@ScreenMaureen
probably the most wholesome reaction ive ever seen
Thank you! 🤗
Not me crying watching this sweet lady crying over the first 10 minutes of Up.
Back in the golden era of pixar. They could make you care about literally anything. Here's a movie about a rusty old garbage robot on another planet, or a rat that can cook. Then they decide to make "UP", a movie about people and give us one of the most emotionally hard hitting opening sequences of all time.
They're still a great company.
@@JadeoftheGlade 2 decent movies in 5 years
@FateXO not bad if you ask me
@@JadeoftheGlade 2 out of 7 movies? especially for pixar? thats really bad
@@JadeoftheGlade it’s not bad, but it’s nowhere near the start. The first 15 years of Pixar was pretty much all hits. Bugs life was decent, but first 2 toy stories, monsters inc, Nemo, incredibles, cars, ratatouille, wall-e, and up were the first 15 year stretch, that’s why I called it the golden era. Just about everything they created was gold. Hopefully they can get back to consistently good movies. I don’t expect a stretch of movies like before, but hopefully we aren’t getting these generic stuff lately.
Every time I see a new person watch Up I’m like “I won’t cry this time” and I end up crying faster and faster lmao I can’t win
For real, every time I watch I end up ugly crying at least 3 times during the movie.
It made me cry worse seeing the reaction of someone who has spent a lot of their life unlike me at 14 bawling back then
This lady has the sweetest heart 💕💕
Thank you so much! 😊
The speed at which I burst into tears at "Thanks for the adventure" was insane. I didn't appreciate this movie as a kid but watching in my late 20s is so much.
Dude... how are you saying this movie got out when you were a kid and you are now in your late 20s...? That's a bit impossible. I'm 28 and it I wasn't a kid when it got out. 😅
@@MarianaCarvalho-gu8zx I was twelve. I consider that a kid because it's in the age range of still watching Pixar movies instead of being concerned with dating, hating my parents, and other teen aged stuff. I will admit I thought it came out when I was closer to ten, but still.
I was 10 years old when I first watched this and cried my eyes out.
It will get more and more emotional the older you get.
@@MarianaCarvalho-gu8zx Oh my sweet summer child. I'm only a bit older than you but I don't think you really remember when Up came out lol. You're 28? So 15 years ago you were 13? Up came out in 2009. Friendly reminder that 13 year olds are kids. ;P
For me, the scene when Carl opens and reads Ellies adventure book is even more poignant than the married life scene at the beginning, and that's really saying something. He realises that all the things he thought she wanted to do; visiting far away places and seeking adventure had all been fulfilled in the quiet life they had spent together. The adventure never was far away, but at home with him. It's such a powerful, beautiful message.
And I think there's something to the idea that *he* actually needed this adventure. It gave him connections, and a reason to keep going. I think Ellie knew he'd be a little lost without her.
I didn't notice the background room was a green screen/filter and I was like IS SHE REAL LIFE ELLIE??? bc of the furniture and portraits haha
Saameee!!!!
That was the purest reaction I’ve ever seen at 3:38 when it transitions to the funeral
she experienced pain in her like i can fell it in her reacton to that scene
@@EVILGORIA So authentic! This movie is amazing.
Even watching a shortened version makes me cry
6:25 I know that showing blood is a big no-no nowadays for studios, but I remember how impactful this moment was for me as a child. I think showing the consequences of violent actions, intentional or otherwise, is a valuable lesson that children should be taught and I think this movie showcases it perfectly.
You make a really good point.
Exactly. I watched countless movies as a kid but them showing the blood on that dudes head after mr hit him really impacted me as a kid. That moment of regret you see on his face and everyone looking at him in shock was so strong.
Not only do i just genuinely love this movie but the first time i watched it was with my grandma while she was in the hospital going through surgeries and chemo she passed not too long after we watched this movie together it will always hold a special place in my heart
What a sweet memory. I’m glad you got to share that.
Awww Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏼
23:12
I remember watching this movie with my dad. He had lost mother 3 years before i was born and i watched it when i was 7. So that’s 10 years after she died. It was a few weeks before my dad’s birthday that she died in an accident. He received a photo album for his birthday and she wrote some kind words at the back of it. So that scene just broke him when we watched it. and i remember looking at him confused because i was so young and i didn’t understand why that was so emotional for him. And now, all these years later. Now im the one crying. I almost feel sorry for looking at him like that
Sometimes I think the world has taken my humanity from me, then I see things like this, and it reminds me that I still want to be loved and I still have love to give.
That first 15 minutes of Up is just distilled bittersweet pain.
UA-cam is odd... I was randomly given this video. Even thought I wasn't looking for reactions. I got curious and watched it. I found that your reaction was very wholesome and genuine. Subscribed.
Me too
Rename this video to “How to cry in less than 4:00 minutes”
The first time I saw this film was in the cinema at a very delicate moment. My mother took me and my younger brother. My grandmother, her mother, had already died. My grandmother and I were friends, we talked about many things in life, I slept next to her, the room where she and I slept together and the room where she died is now an office where I work with my mother. Think of a person who cried a lot in the first scenes, in the cinema, my mother hugged me, as I write this I'm crying, it's very vivid for me. My grandmother was one of my best friends in life, I will cherish her memories as long as I live, until the day I leave this earth
I am so dumb, how did I not make the connection between Kevin and Ellie’s profession as a parrot wrangler at the zoo until you mentioned it. lol.
I didn’t notice it either wtf 😭
This is the reaction ive been searching for, insightful, wise, and human. You brought a genuine levity that so many reactors aren't experienced enough to convey, to that i say thank you. Youre a true gem.
Thank you for the lovely compliments! I really loved the message in this movie, enjoy every moment! 🤗❤️
@@ScreenMaureen diddo 🤗
I don't know if anyone else had mentioned this, but the shorts series "Dug Days" is adorable and funny. Carl sold the air ship, split the money with Russell, and used his half to buy a new little house for himself and Dug. And then Russell's mom used Russell's half to buy the house directly next door. 😊💜
“ Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans.” - John Lennon.
Love your background for this reaction. I thought it was real at first! lol
Great quote! I would love if it was real. lol Seems cozy :)
My mom’s favorite quote
"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans." It's from Lennon's song "Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)"
dammn i got so emotional, i was trying to crochet while watching and i cant even see my work bc im always tearing up 😂😭 it was lovely to rewatch this with youu!!
Aww Thank you! I'm a knitter myself so I know exactly how hard it is to crochet/knit while watching something emotional too! 🤗❤️
Fudge, watching this 15 years later.... hitting some of the milestones. That beginning hits on so many different levels now. Wow.
Omg it’s been 15 years?! 😭
One of the sad little details about Mr. Fredrickson is after Ellie passes away for the rest of the film he wears a bow tie because Ellie always tied his tie for him, he could never figure out how 😔
🎈🏠The message of the film is that the real adventure of life is the relationship we have with other people that are around us until they are gone. Love well and enjoy everyday‼
Great message! I like how Russell says that he remembers the boring stuff. The simple moments in life are truly special.
@@ScreenMaureen It's true.
This is so true. I lost my dad and grandparents recently. The boring stuff you remember is the best stuff. @@ScreenMaureen
A movie about life, love, grief, and how we find reasons to carry on without those we’ve lost
Beautiful review. The intro always reminds me of the quote "We start as children to our parents, parents to our children, parents to our parents, then children to our children." I'm close to the second stage, but it also means my parents are closer to the third. Time is poetic like that.
Me being a Venezuelan (where “paradise falls” are located in real life) this movie holds a special place in my heart… beautiful reaction ✨💕
I watched this movie when I was 4 when it first came out in cinema. I can’t get over how fast times gone. It’s a sad movie, but I’ll never stop watching it.
The movie shows that time goes by so fast. What makes this movie what it is, is everyone is going to grow older, life catches up with everyone long term. Ellie might have never got to the falls, but she lived a good life with the man of her dreams.
Your emotions really show in this reaction. I’m 18, but maybe you know how this feels because you’ve lived longer then most of us watching this video.
No movie has ever made me cry as much as this one. Not even 10 minutes in and I’m already tearing, that shows you have the audience hooked.
I’m glad people are revisiting the moment ❤️
You seem very enlightened for only being 18! Life does go by amazingly quick and even though I'm nearing 60 I still feel like I'm in my 20's. lol
I'm a 46 year old guy ... I saw this when it first came out with my son. I've seen it maybe 20 times since ... and cry my eyes out every time.
this was by far the most adorable video ive ever seen. i never thought id cry from a reaction video... but here i am, crying my eyes out. i just rurned 25 and i can feel the pain
As a 20 year old male that grew up watching this movie, cant lie it still makes me cry. Such a great film.
I'm so happy UA-cam recommended this video to me. I just moved away from my grandmother and dad, and I miss watching movies with them. Watching this really gave me that sense of home and comfort. I love the video! Great to sitdown and watch a movie with a friend! Wishing the best!:)
So glad I gave you some company! 🤗
I've seen this movie numerous times and it never stops hitting me in the feels. Being able to relive this movie like it's the first time through someone else's eyes and emotions however, is a special treat. I can't imagine it's all that easy putting yourself on camera and being vulnerable in the moment for people to watch, and I appreciate you for that. Thanks for sharing. I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
You gave the best reaction of this beautiful movie 🥺
Thank you for watching with me! 🤗
Definitely a feel trip to say the least. this movie never fails to get my teary eyed.
Up is one of those movies that is a benchmark for how quickly a movie can break an audience's heart. It is such an amazing, beautiful movie that shows the value of hope and... not giving up in the face of pain and loss. And, heck, I've recently lost my marriage in all but legal status, myself. My wife and I weren't the match for each other that we thought we were, and... it has caused quite a lot of heartache for both of us. But, since we have agreed to be roommates until our daughter graduates High School (another three years or so), I've been able to enjoy my own adventures again, which is... really lovely. I've missed them so much as we've struggled through things.
Pixar really doesn't need younger protags and all those "coming-of-age" stories to get an audience going~
You don't suddenly check out of growing and experiencing new things and feelings after adolescence... XD
"UP", "SOUL", and even "Cars 3" proved that the older perspective can be just as worthwhile in following.
The opening to Up is a test of humanity. Ever want to find out if your friends are a soulless demon or extraterrestrial space lizard? Show them the opening and if they don't cry then they're not human.
Well call me, my family and friends soulless demons or e.t space lizards then because I’ve never seen one of us cry at this film lol it is a favourite though top 10-15 easy
That's not fair.
I think the new youtube meta is wholesome older people and I'm all here for it.
I loved watching this reaction! You were so real and honest. This movie already hit me as a child, but even moreso once I grew up cause you truly realise how fast time goes, but in the end the time you spend with your loved ones are the real adventures you made along the way!
So true! 🤗
This might be the sweetest, most wholesome channels I've stumbled across.
I think it’s really wonderful when movies/TV Shows/Reality Shows/Documentaries connect kids with elderly people who may not have grandchildren or their grandchildren near them.
Kids really do help keep you feeling young at heart and kids really can learn so much from the elderly.
I admit I cried several times throughout the movie... what a delightful movie this was... I love watching reactions to it. Good luck with your channel!
Thank you!
3:08 You’re so real for this. This was literally me throughout this entire beginning and IT HURT MY SOUL 😭
2:25 2mins into the video my tears are falling
7:21 cried again
23:41 gah damn
28:42 omg her house!!!😭
You are such a sweet lady. I love your movie reactions so much! Please do more🥰
Thank you so much for watching and the kind comment! I'm working on one now :)
@@ScreenMaureen Yes please keep them coming! I enjoyed your commentary and genuine reaction! Looking forward for more!
People watching the first 15 mins of this movie is the ultimate compassion test. Anyone who isn't in tears by the end should not be in my life...
The first 10 minutes of Up is a masterpiece. The rest is great, but the first 10 is the best thing to ever come out of Pixar.
"I don't know if there's going to be any music in it"
haha haha... *starts violently sobbing*
Hands down my favorite Pixar movie. They have you by the heart the entire time
Ma'am, your cuts from 00:53-00:60 ARE HILARIOUS
When I watched this movie for the first time as a kid I cried so hard at the beginning I made my mom turn the movie off. Couldn’t watch it til years later, and even though it’s one of my favorite animated films, the beginning never fails to make me cry. Great reaction ❤️
I'm glad I'm not the only one cried during this beautiful animated movie😂 Hope you have a great day!❤️
Carl and Ellie’s Life together reminds me of my Grandparents.
My Grandmother recently passed away and everytime I watch Up, I think of my Grandparents who had a long life together since childhood.
I'm so glad that I came across your channel. There's so much reaction channels which feel overwhelming to watch because most of them are so over the top, so it feels lovely to witness some authentic, calm commentary. 💕
Thank you and welcome to the channel! 🤗
I am so thankful UA-cam recommended this to me. It was wonderful to see your reaction to this film and the raw emotions and positive take you took throughout. Thank you for the time you spent on this and for bringing such a soothing persona to this platform.
This is the sweetest watch along I have ever had the pleasure of seeing, i usually just watch the cut versions of these but I could not force myself to stop at any point of this one
The intro of Up brings tears every time I watch it its amazing how it's possible in such a short period of time. Also teddy bear from Toy story 3 in the bottom left at 7:59 !!
Watching your reaction video was a joy and an honor. I loved this film when it was released many years ago, and I still love it today. Thank you for the beautiful and genuine reaction video. 😊
it was very precious to watch this with you, you are a great commentator
this video is so truly heartwarming. this movie is an emotional rollercoaster, and seeing somebody react to it for the first time is go magical!
Carl is such a beautiful character. He deeply love Ellie, and losing her took a piece of him. Seeing him finally read Ellie's last message and realizing that she didn't live an unfulfilled life with him, it got me misty eyes. Ellie would've loved Russel
Good reaction! This movie always makes me cry, its so heartbreaking but at the same time so breathtaking and sweet, with such great messages, the thing that always gets me is the ''Thanks for the adventure now go have a new one!'' And the ellie badge at the end for Russell, building even more their relationship, just perfect overall
You had such a beautiful reaction. You also have a unique perspective of someone who's seen things, lived life...value the insights. Thank you. You have a new sub.
Good to know this movie still makes me cry, even in small snippets lol
What a beautiful response. It gives me a whole new perspective when an older person watches it. You have such joy in your heart... And I can really feel it.
I have a memory of watching this movie when I was around 8 or 9. I remember crying so much. This movie deals with loss in a special way
I don't know how I don't know who but I'm so glad I stumbled upon your UA-cam channel because this is the cutest thing I've ever seen and I love it
Watching this with you was like watching it for the first time all over again, such a beautiful movie!
No matter how many times I see it, Up never fails to break my heart
Up is one of the most beautiful movies. Makes me cry every time.
One of my favorite movies. The first part made me cry too but what really gets me every time is the scene where Carl is sitting in the house and realizes his wife thought her life with him was adventure enough. The pain and regret when he starts to open the book and the happiness at the end is so deep.
Thanks for this video. I watched it at 2x speed, but I still cried along with you. Up is truly a great movie. Now that I have my own little one, it means a lot more to me and hits differently. I hope you have a wonderful day!
Up is most certainly one of if not my favorite film Pixar has ever created and It warms my heart to see you react to this. If you get a chance I do hope you give Wall-E a watch too. Both Wall-E and Up are about Love and if you loved Up, You will most certainly love Wall-E. Take care and I hope to see more of your amazing reactions!
today i found the best channel i ever seen, i always like to watch other people react to movies and this is the best channel!!!!
This movie made me ball my eyes out so many times growing up. Watch it when I need a good cry
That opening still gets to me over a decade later. I have learned that life really does happen about as quick as that intro
When this came out I hadn't experienced loss at the magnitude I have today, and my goodness the opening really gets me now. Remindes me of my grandparents, highschool sweethearts, gone 6 months apart. They are on their forever adventure now 🥹
Well, I haven't seen your channel before. I've seen other reactions to Up, but you're the first one near Carl's generation, so it was interesting to see that perspective. 😊
I agree about the music. I'd already noticed Michael Giacchino's music for the very strange TV series Lost, but it was his work for Pixar that made me see him as one of the really great composers.
It seems less is more when it comes to music affecting emotions. It's amazing how perspective on age changes as you grow older in years. I don't feel as old as I am or any wiser. lol
October 25, 2024, Why Am I chuckling-Crying watching you watching UP? Brilliant movie reaction.
Your reaction to this movie is beautiful and heart-warming. Thank you.
It's been so long since I watched it, I am like ugly crying right now, such a beautiful movie
The intro to Up is a masterclass of fast-pace emotional story telling. The first 10 minutes hit like a proverbial truck.
Years and years later, still one of the most beautiful films ever made. Cant believe it was for children
I absolutely lose it when he finds what Ella wrote in the book it’s like that google don’t miss me two much and get out of the house once in awhile
I bawled like a baby the first time I saw this movie. There's something very cathartic about watching someone else experience it and call out some of the same things that were heartbreaking/heartwarming throughout it.
this was I think the best movie reaction and like best video I have ever seen. This was so wholesome and adorable. Seeing somebody watching this movie for the first time at an age where you actually understand whats happening is just great. Like I watched it when I was maybe 10 and I didnt understand really what was happening. But the growth in the characters and the story telling is just magical. This really healed me, I wish you the best. You are really sweet
I loved watching your reaction! You immerse yourself so touchingly in these films and it’s great to watch!
Thank you for making this
As i get older i search less and less for the purpose and meaning behind life, and all i want now is rhat when im on my death bed, to be able to look back and think "i lived one exciting and boring life" and just enjoy the memories. Thatll be enough for me, this movie rly teaches a lot the more i watch it. Its all about finding peace and happiness with whatever hand youre given. Mr robinson turning bsck into his old self slowly over the course of the movie was nice. It always makes me think about how much old people have experienced in their lives.
this was the first and only film that will send me crying every time i see it. i will never forget this story. it's so relatable. life is a curse and a blessing. "UP" captured this perfectly. you can also sense it's a real story. minus the supernatural part of course. clever way to describe dreams (animals talking, flying house and general unnatural physics are all dreams)
this is a marvelous reaction video, was so wholesome you know a youtube video is good when the 30 mins fly by please keep up this amazing work
Awww So happy that you enjoyed it!! 🤗