*UP* traumatized me
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Original Movie: Up
Definitely one of Pixars best films, but the beginning has to be one of the most emotional montages ever put in an animated film
I know the first 10 minutes of the movie is what makes everyone tear up…..if you have a soul lol. But the part that gets me is him looking through her adventure book and seeing all the memories they had together and the end she wrote..”thanks for the adventure. Now go have a new one”. EVERY DAMN TIME! 😭
Before I was born, my parents used to friendly argue over who would get to die first. They ended up playing a card game to decide it. My Mom won the the game. At her funeral, my Dad told me the story and said that he had been unlucky at cards, but lucky in love. Made me realize what a romantic my Dad is.
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We are experiencing a canon event
The wind blowing in her hair when she finds out she is unable to have kids is single handedly the most beautiful, yet heartbreaking moments in animation.
UP and WALL-E are my 2 favorite Pixar movies, emotional for very different reasons, but great life lessons.
I'll never forget watching this movie in the theater. My wife's really good friend from several states over came to visit and they were having a girls night out. Her husband, who I had only met once, was looking to have a guys night out. So the husband and I go eat pizza at the Mellow Mushroom and he goes, man let's go see a movie. I'm all like, hell yeah, there's Terminator Salvation, or the new Star Trek movie. He goes, well the new Pixar movie is out, and both of us being graphic designers thought this would be a good one to catch. Fast forward a bit to the the first 15 minutes of this movie and you have two grown ass men who barely know each other with tears streaming down their faces. Great memory of this movie.
I'm an old man now, and this movie, and you reacting to this movie rip my guts out and make me cry my eyes out too. Having lost the love of my life already it hits extra hard.
everyone always talks about the opening montage but the part that always gets me is the "thanks for the adventure- now go have a new one" 😭 i bawl every time
Top scenes that make me cry by animated movies ..
The opening of this movie is a better love story than 99% of movies out there.
This is the first time I really realized the significance of Russell's story about counting cars with his dad. I always just saw it as foreshadowing for the final scene with Carl, but I never really heard the line "I think the boring stuff is the stuff I remember the most". We spend 5-ish minutes watching "the boring stuff" of Carl and Ellie's marriage and it's the most endearing, sweet, beautiful, heart-wrenching story in the whole movie. Thanks, Russell, for reminding us to appreciate the simple beauty of living.
Natale: "He didn't deserve to get hit like that." Also Natale, one minute earlier: "Anyone breaks that mailbox, and I'm gonna kill em'!"
Up is the definition of “It’s not about the destination it’s about the journey.”
I'm disabled, and I rely heavily on my mom. We have the "who will go first" conversations. Neither of us can imagine a life without each other.
I also love the contrast of Carl against the bad guy: Charles Muntz renounced all his life for chasing the thing he couldn't acomplish, and he's willing to kill a kid to get it, so at the end he gets dragged down by the memories of the past (literally, by being dragged down by the house) while Carl is letting them go in order to save Russell.
This movie has a special place in my heart. When it came out, my girlfriend and I had just gotten the news that she can't get pregnant, and that it's because of a degenerate disease that will eventually be lethal. So when we sat together and watched Ellie and Carl getting that terrible news hit us hard. But the rest of the movie of them being together, AND Carl being there for kids that aren't his, gave us new goals in live, in terms of being there for other people's kids. We are now proud aunt and uncle to a whole bunch of neices and nephews.
My wife and I used to discuss who would die first.. we both finally agreed that I had to, because I was already disabled, and she would finally get to travel... Last June cancer took her from me. Life does not always work out as we plan. They say that if you want to make God laugh, tell Him YOUR plans.
She went first. The big C. Most of my friends are gone as well as family. My kitty died last week. Hit on the road. Medical problems are growing. So yeah, very thankful for this film and especially your awesome reaction. Thank you.