I never noticed it, but when Carl goes to see Ellie in the hospital, you can see scissors and tape on the bedside table. She put those pictures in for him before she died because she knew he’d need help and permission from her to move on…😢
The house is a metaphor for grief. Throughout the film it was pulling Carl back, making him the grumpy old man and at times he was putting the house ahead of others. Throughout the film he learnt to let go which was shown by the balloons popping and him throwing things out. When the house finally flew away he had completely let go of his grief and could look forward to the future
the first 10 minutes are rough but the part that tears me up the MOST is when carl is looking through the scrapbook and sees that he, and their life together, was her adventure 😭😭🤍🤍🤍
The moment you realize Carl was going to Paradise Falls to end it all but found a reason to keep living instead got to be a dad figure to a little adventurer like Ellie. 😭😭
Love that after how both Carl and Ellie tried to conceive but never ended up being able to, they lived a full and happy life together, and Carl ended up gaining a son in Russel. Ellie would have adored him, his personality is so much like hers when she was a child. The movie really comes full circle and has such good messages about found families, finding happiness even while going through grief, and that you’re never too old to life life or have adventures! The entire concept of the floating house, the dogs, the bird, & the main character being an elderly man with a Boy Scout best friend was SO BIZARRE that sometimes I wonder if it was created from a fever dream. On paper, the movie was probably a huge risk. I feel like the creators had a lot of faith that the movie would do well, and now it’s one of Disney/Pixar’s most beloved films that stands the test of time!
interesting fact: in Brazil, the voice actor for Carl is a very famous and loved (and old) actor, and Up was his last work before he passed... my dad cherishes this movie so much since it's the last time he got to listen to his voice on action😢❤
Lost my angel Nancy after 17 years together, this movie always hits harder now, I love it and cherish it. Was wonderful seeing you both fall in love with this gem of what is our best thing, love....... love the people who love you hard folks :)
The nursery sweeping to the doc office gives me the vibe of a miscarriage that also impacted their future fertility, like an ectopic pregnancy that resulted in needing a hysterectomy or something.
It was either a miscarriage that traumatized her into never wanting to try again, a miscarriage that resulted in or gave the dr the thought she may never be able to carry to term, or a miscarriage that resulted in needing a hysterectomy. They grew up in the 50s so modern medicine was way behind now. So something that could be managed now may not have been then. They were definitely pregnant because you don't make a nursery before the need arises. @Wicksman2645
Literally, every TH-camrs that react to this movie did not expect to cry in the first 5 - 10 minutes. You can tell how good the movie "UP" really is. Although it's even more said if they heard of the Pixar theory
my mom does not like animated movies. she just sat for first 10 min and watched the whole movie.. only animated movie she has watched... it did something to her
It's just mind-bending that a story told in cartoon form - where we KNOW every second these characters are simply animated drawings, not even human actors that we're watching - and it's completely fictional, almost absurdly fictional at times - can STILL hit us this hard. It's almost unfair.
The stories written into them come from real people, real love, real sadness, real joy, real stories, real people. The writing of this film was peak Pixar.
I kind of love it because kids grow up seeing that kind of stuff around them and maybe not understanding. But this might make it a little more relatable and easier to understand. "Remember when Carl didn't want to leave the house after Ellie wasn't there anymore? Grandma doesn't want to leave her house right now because Grandpa's not there. So let's go visit her instead." I could see kids getting down with that logic. It even helps adults empathize maybe.
Seeing this before I was married, it was still emotional. From the miscarraige, the his wife dying....etc. But after being married, and also having our own miscarriage, watching again was even harder. Still one of Pixars top tier emotional movies. Along side Coco.
I was burned by the snipe prank once... I was around 7 years old and camping with a father son group. I remember being annoyed when I found out, but fortunately, I wasn't hurt by the joke.
This movie just has such a compelling story doesn't it? Its my favorite Pixar movie for sure. A Wilderness Explorer is Friend to All, be it Plants or Fish or Tiny Mole 😆
One of 3 animated movies ever nominated for best picture. The other two being Toy Story 3 and Beauty and the Beast. None of them won best picture, but Up did win two Academy Awards for Best Animated Film of the Year as well as Best Achievement in Music Original Score.
For real, we all knew this would absolutely destroy her. 😂 The first few minutes alone get people teary eyed, but Jane is so empathetic, she barely made it!
This movie can get the audience to care about and get invested in the main character in the first 15 minutes more that some movie franchises do in multiple movies.
The weird thing is Snipe is used as a joke all the time falsely claiming they aren't real when Snipe are a beach dwelling bird that is similar to a Roadrunner. They are real.
Much like a wild goose chase, the original meaning had to do with difficult to impossible pursuits. At some point, I guess nobody had heard of snipes anymore so they started making stuff up about them.
I wouldn’t say they’re similar to a Roadrunner, but yeah, they’re often thought to be a mythical bird but they’re very real, just hard to find/catch so just came to be a phrase used for sending someone off on a difficult task for no reason.
Charles Munz was probably only 20 or 21 when Carl was nine or ten. Big difference at that age, but not a lot when they are older. This movie was so profound. Dreams, obsessions, and letting go to find what you really have. One of the best movies of all time.
The first 10 minutes of this movie literally CRUSHED me. I was not prepared for it and I’m not sure I even remember the rest of the movie in the theater. I’ve seen it since of course, but I’ll never forget the heartbreak seeing it for the first time. The lump in my throat was palpable.
I love how you guys get so emotional over certain scenes in sad moments. It really shows a strong sense of empathy toward other people’s misfortune even if it’s in a movie.
This is the first movie I ever seen where the rest of the movie can’t live up to the great first 10 minutes ,Ellie not able to get up the hill after seeing how much energy she had most of her life is heartbreaking
54:56 She did filled the adventure book while in the hospital. It took me years of watching, but I finally noticed that she had tape, pens and paper at the bedside table before handing Carl the book.
I'd watched this before I had kids and a love life and now I'm sitting here falling apart like Jane lol. I didn't realize how sad this movie was; uplifting, but sad as well. I don't know if I'd dare to watch this alone. Thanks for sharing!
Air is 'safe' for most people up to about 15,000 feet. That's why most skydiving happens at 12-13k with a final ceiling at 15-17k depending on the zone (places requiring more experience can go higher quickly and let jumpers exit at higher altitudes - eventually requiring oxygen line supplies for the jumpers while in the plane.
One of the theories going around is that Russel is actually their unborn child that needs its wings to fly to paradise just like he needs the final badge, plus they travel to “paradise falls”
I couldn't guess how many times I have watched Up, or how many reactions. It hits pretty hard since I lost my wife when I was only 45, and I cry almost every time, especially when I see I genuine and heartfelt reaction like yours. Thank you.
From one human to another. I never experienced true sympathy for another human like yall do. I was never taught how to love and it hits every day. 😢. Y’all are so beautiful together to see genuine feelings for eachother at the end of the day. God bless both of you , really 🥹
😂 I think this would be a great how I met your mother story to tell to once kids. I can also imagine if this were both Jane and Justin growing up.😂😃😂🤣 Seriously, if there was a live-action version of this movie, I recommend the both of you!
Y'all need to watch Dug Days now (and Carl's Date, the final stand alone short). It's a series of shorts about Dug's life with Carl after the movie. The opening theme of the show tells you that Carl sold the airship, split the money with Russell, and bought a new little house for himself and Dug. And then Russell and his mom used his half to buy the house next door! It's incredibly cute and a funny series. It's only about five episodes, too, so it's short.
Aw, this was so moving to see from the two of you. JV, please hug Jane. Beautiful reactions to an incredibly special movie -- that first 10 minutes is perfection, but oh, it hits so hard.
I started physical therapy a few weeks back and it is literally right next to the real Up House. If you look out the window you look right down on the roof of the house.
Hello Justin & Jane!😊 Oh boy, when I saw the title of this film, I knew you guys would be a mess in the first 10 minutes!😭 Jane, I tried the Bubly Orange Cream and it was very good, like a creamsicle.😉 Great emotional reactions to this very well made Pixar film, Guys!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 R.I.P Edward Asner (Carl Fredrickson).🙏🏻
I used to work in a museum, and one of our super rich donor's threw her birthday party there and requested we blow up "the amount of balloons to fill up the entire back hallway" so she could make a grand entrance. For reference, that's a friggin lot! We spent 4 days on round the clock shifts. Our fingers were dry and cracked and in pain. It was horrible trying to tie all those balloons and make sure strings were attached or they would slip off and float to the ceiling (we lost so many this way). Even after 4 days straight, we only made it to about a 1000 balloons before we ran out of time. OF COURSE we wanted to see if anyone could float away with them---uh no, apparently you need a good 4 thousand more for that, but it looked just like the up house and we got some amazing photos faking it by jumping off a high ledge and looking up so it looked like we were floating. After all that hard word, the event arrived....and this lady didn't even go through the back door. She didn't think it was grand enough, so she never saw a.single.balloon. My internal rage. There it is. Every time I see this film, I'm triggered, LOL!
I remember going to think this was a fun movie (which it is), but the theater being a MESS in the first 10 minutes. Still honestly, some of the best writing I have ever seen. Says so much while saying so little. Life is too short to not choose adventure, whether it be love, friendship, travel, hobbies, etc. 💙 I like how Ellie knew in order to move on, her husband would have to have her tell him it was ok. Sometimes we need one last message from a passed loved one to find our direction again when we are so lost without them. I have not been able to watch this film since my grandparents passed. This is the closest I have gotten. Great reaction 👍 Edit: I think kids may not understanding everything in that montage, but kids grow up waychi f adults go through those things all around them, which can also be super confusing. Movies like this can be a nice frame of reference for littles in those moments. Even if they dont understand, they know Carl did that too when he was sad, ir whatever.
Yeah, I was not prepared for the start of this movie especially. Usually movies keep their more emotional stuff until later, but darn they hit us hard right from the get go
If you don't shed a tear at the first 10 minutes of this movie then you need to go see the wizard to get a yourself a heart! Seeing as you've got the tissues out and are working through the Pixar catalogue, best to watch Coco next! 😁
"Kids wouldn't understand it in the begging" - I as a kid, had no idea why it would make people cry, I insisted, its just a cartoon. "People will cry" he said. I didn't believe it then... As an adult, I cry almost every time now though.
I never noticed it, but when Carl goes to see Ellie in the hospital, you can see scissors and tape on the bedside table. She put those pictures in for him before she died because she knew he’d need help and permission from her to move on…😢
Holy...
Wow! I never noticed that 😢🤦🏿♂️
Oh come on! I was just done crying about this movie.
Still amazes me how much the first 10 minutes of this movie affects people. Great story telling without much dialogue.
I would also add the last 10 min too.
@@alexhutson297 I always cry when he gives Russell the Ellie badge!
"I could help you cross your... porch?"
"No."
"Well, I've got to help you cross SOMETHING!"
...
Russell does help Carl cross something... his heart.
You stop it 😭
bro i already crying
Why 😭
OMG SO TRUE!! 🥰
And now I’m sobbing again 😭😭😭😭😭😭
“Up” and “WALL-E” both showed how you can tell a great story with little to no dialogue. 👍👍
Golden age of Pixar. Those series of movies made it seem they could do anything.
The house is a metaphor for grief. Throughout the film it was pulling Carl back, making him the grumpy old man and at times he was putting the house ahead of others. Throughout the film he learnt to let go which was shown by the balloons popping and him throwing things out. When the house finally flew away he had completely let go of his grief and could look forward to the future
........⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️........
the first 10 minutes are rough but the part that tears me up the MOST
is when carl is looking through the scrapbook and sees that he, and their life together, was her adventure 😭😭🤍🤍🤍
And you are allowed to have more than one adventure without feeling guilty 💙
@@DanielleVlog365 At the same time ?
:D
The moment you realize Carl was going to Paradise Falls to end it all but found a reason to keep living instead got to be a dad figure to a little adventurer like Ellie. 😭😭
PLEASE THIS MOVIE ALREADY MAKES ME SAD 😭😭😭
I don’t think he was going to end it all, I just thought he was going to live out his days there. The whole point of their dream is to live there.
That first ten minutes is brutal!
This movie hits WAY harder when you get married 😭
Why is that?
It can hit harder??
@@Mr_Murk YES. I’m so sorry 😬
Idk, I'm not married and I mourned my grandparents all over again bc of this movie
@@sadiedol4413 for sure! I’m saying when you’re married you have a WHOLLEEEE different perspective and it hits SO much harder.
Love that after how both Carl and Ellie tried to conceive but never ended up being able to, they lived a full and happy life together, and Carl ended up gaining a son in Russel. Ellie would have adored him, his personality is so much like hers when she was a child. The movie really comes full circle and has such good messages about found families, finding happiness even while going through grief, and that you’re never too old to life life or have adventures!
The entire concept of the floating house, the dogs, the bird, & the main character being an elderly man with a Boy Scout best friend was SO BIZARRE that sometimes I wonder if it was created from a fever dream. On paper, the movie was probably a huge risk. I feel like the creators had a lot of faith that the movie would do well, and now it’s one of Disney/Pixar’s most beloved films that stands the test of time!
interesting fact: in Brazil, the voice actor for Carl is a very famous and loved (and old) actor, and Up was his last work before he passed... my dad cherishes this movie so much since it's the last time he got to listen to his voice on action😢❤
Lost my angel Nancy after 17 years together, this movie always hits harder now, I love it and cherish it. Was wonderful seeing you both fall in love with this gem of what is our best thing, love....... love the people who love you hard folks :)
💙💙💙
@@DanielleVlog365 Thank you :) and same to you. Thank you for your humanity
I never thought I'd witness a Disney character being told they're barren in a cartoon.
I think it was a miscarriage
@@Wicksman2645I think she was infertile. That she couldn’t have biological children of her own.
The nursery sweeping to the doc office gives me the vibe of a miscarriage that also impacted their future fertility, like an ectopic pregnancy that resulted in needing a hysterectomy or something.
It was either a miscarriage that traumatized her into never wanting to try again, a miscarriage that resulted in or gave the dr the thought she may never be able to carry to term, or a miscarriage that resulted in needing a hysterectomy. They grew up in the 50s so modern medicine was way behind now. So something that could be managed now may not have been then. They were definitely pregnant because you don't make a nursery before the need arises. @Wicksman2645
It was just telling her she couldn’t get pregnant.
Literally, every TH-camrs that react to this movie did not expect to cry in the first 5 - 10 minutes. You can tell how good the movie "UP" really is. Although it's even more said if they heard of the Pixar theory
my mom does not like animated movies. she just sat for first 10 min and watched the whole movie.. only animated movie she has watched... it did something to her
Is it bad that I like to watch people cry and cry with them 😢😂
And make us laugh
Same
Me too 😔
Lmao I feel like such a psycho crying and laughing at the same time. 🥲
It has been an honour sobbing with you.
It's just mind-bending that a story told in cartoon form - where we KNOW every second these characters are simply animated drawings, not even human actors that we're watching - and it's completely fictional, almost absurdly fictional at times - can STILL hit us this hard. It's almost unfair.
The stories written into them come from real people, real love, real sadness, real joy, real stories, real people. The writing of this film was peak Pixar.
The topics covered in the first 10 minutes are very adult for a children's movie. I can't help but cry every time I see them growing old together..
I kind of love it because kids grow up seeing that kind of stuff around them and maybe not understanding. But this might make it a little more relatable and easier to understand.
"Remember when Carl didn't want to leave the house after Ellie wasn't there anymore? Grandma doesn't want to leave her house right now because Grandpa's not there. So let's go visit her instead."
I could see kids getting down with that logic. It even helps adults empathize maybe.
@@DanielleVlog365 Art, especially "story telling", have strong powers to improve society.
I never got over the opening to this movie, I'll never forgive it.
I thouggt I was going into a FUN movie 😂 Theater was WRECKED, lmao. Pixar knew our fates, lol.
Anytime I watch it I have to skip the whole opening scene. Like I can to the wedding but then I skip to Russell.
@@aerialcrowley Hahaha, you skip the best part !
Maybe you should get over yourself first and realize that the greatest asset any work of fiction has is to be able to provide emotion.
Seeing this before I was married, it was still emotional. From the miscarraige, the his wife dying....etc. But after being married, and also having our own miscarriage, watching again was even harder. Still one of Pixars top tier emotional movies. Along side Coco.
When she passes the book to him knowing that he has to continue the adventure without her kills me every time.
Russell is the son that carl and ellie wouldve loved to have but never got to experience.
One of the most devastating beginnings of a movie, especially an animated movie, ever.
The first 10 minutes of the begining of this movie is a MASTERPIECE😢🥺😭, Up is my absolutly favorite Pixar of my Childhood of all time
I will never get tired of Jane’s reactions 🥰
I don't care how tough you are, seeing Jane sob is enough to break anyone 😭
It still pisses me off that Russell's dad didn't show up to his badge ceremony. How many broken promises did that man make that poor kid endure??
JV was reliving the trauma within 10 minutes
I was burned by the snipe prank once... I was around 7 years old and camping with a father son group. I remember being annoyed when I found out, but fortunately, I wasn't hurt by the joke.
This movie just has such a compelling story doesn't it? Its my favorite Pixar movie for sure.
A Wilderness Explorer is Friend to All, be it Plants or Fish or Tiny Mole 😆
I saw this when it came out, and it was added to the very, very small list of films that made me cry 😂😂
I love the little detail in the last scene where the blimp is "parked" in the handicapped spot! :)
I'm glad someone else caught that.
One of 3 animated movies ever nominated for best picture. The other two being Toy Story 3 and Beauty and the Beast. None of them won best picture, but Up did win two Academy Awards for Best Animated Film of the Year as well as Best Achievement in Music Original Score.
Saw the notification and said, “why did you do this to Jane?” 😂
For real, we all knew this would absolutely destroy her. 😂 The first few minutes alone get people teary eyed, but Jane is so empathetic, she barely made it!
So we could See Jane Cry.
Because it's a legitimately fantastic movie?
@@the-NightStar I don't think you understood what you just replied to.
When you run out of water and you have to drink your own tears, just watch a reaction to UP.
If you didn't know, the dogs playing poker is a famous cheesy painting. Actually 16 of them, that were used to advertise cigars.
This movie can get the audience to care about and get invested in the main character in the first 15 minutes more that some movie franchises do in multiple movies.
Ooooo UP …. Making people cry in the first 10 mins 2009
I just want to say, your marriage and relationship is beautiful ❤️❤️ thanks guys for sharing you love with us
The weird thing is Snipe is used as a joke all the time falsely claiming they aren't real when Snipe are a beach dwelling bird that is similar to a Roadrunner. They are real.
Much like a wild goose chase, the original meaning had to do with difficult to impossible pursuits. At some point, I guess nobody had heard of snipes anymore so they started making stuff up about them.
I wouldn’t say they’re similar to a Roadrunner, but yeah, they’re often thought to be a mythical bird but they’re very real, just hard to find/catch so just came to be a phrase used for sending someone off on a difficult task for no reason.
This movie is so beautiful, it has its own soul.
One of the last masterpieces Hollywood created.
That 15 sec speed up still live in my head since the firdt time i watch it as a kid. Thst was so beautiful and hearbreaking at the same time
This movie always makes me cry 💙
Charles Munz was probably only 20 or 21 when Carl was nine or ten. Big difference at that age, but not a lot when they are older. This movie was so profound. Dreams, obsessions, and letting go to find what you really have. One of the best movies of all time.
Robert Zemeckis: "I am the KING of sentimental movies!"
Pixar: "Hold my balloon house"... 😎
The first 10 minutes of this movie literally CRUSHED me. I was not prepared for it and I’m not sure I even remember the rest of the movie in the theater. I’ve seen it since of course, but I’ll never forget the heartbreak seeing it for the first time. The lump in my throat was palpable.
I love how you guys get so emotional over certain scenes in sad moments. It really shows a strong sense of empathy toward other people’s misfortune even if it’s in a movie.
This is the first movie I ever seen where the rest of the movie can’t live up to the great first 10 minutes ,Ellie not able to get up the hill after seeing how much energy she had most of her life is heartbreaking
“Up,” brought to you by Kleenex. One of my favorite movies…and it gets me every time.
54:56 She did filled the adventure book while in the hospital. It took me years of watching, but I finally noticed that she had tape, pens and paper at the bedside table before handing Carl the book.
I'd watched this before I had kids and a love life and now I'm sitting here falling apart like Jane lol. I didn't realize how sad this movie was; uplifting, but sad as well. I don't know if I'd dare to watch this alone. Thanks for sharing!
No human on earth could have watched this movie without a tear.
Hannibal Lecter could. Keyser Soze too.
Air is 'safe' for most people up to about 15,000 feet. That's why most skydiving happens at 12-13k with a final ceiling at 15-17k depending on the zone (places requiring more experience can go higher quickly and let jumpers exit at higher altitudes - eventually requiring oxygen line supplies for the jumpers while in the plane.
Awesome video keep it up loved it so much ngl love the reactions :D
One of the theories going around is that Russel is actually their unborn child that needs its wings to fly to paradise just like he needs the final badge, plus they travel to “paradise falls”
6:54 WHY DID YOU SAY THAT? now i'm crying even more😭
My wife and I went to the theater to see this while on our honeymoon. Such a special movie. Makes me cry every time!
I enjoyed it too❤🥲 it was so emotional and can’t believe Carl is a widower🤧
New to your channel. Y’all make me cry. I appreciate how considerate you are of each other. ❤❤❤❤
In the beginning:
Jane: so cute 😁😁
JV: All serious because he knows what's coming
Dude is hiding something so uncomfortable!
This is pretty much "A man called Otto" but for the kiddos
Omg!
I just saw that movie recently. That movie was also wonderful. I really liked it.
Carl and Ellie are both so cute
You are both so cute too ❤
I couldn't guess how many times I have watched Up, or how many reactions. It hits pretty hard since I lost my wife when I was only 45, and I cry almost every time, especially when I see I genuine and heartfelt reaction like yours. Thank you.
From one human to another. I never experienced true sympathy for another human like yall do. I was never taught how to love and it hits every day. 😢. Y’all are so beautiful together to see genuine feelings for eachother at the end of the day. God bless both of you , really 🥹
Certain moments in this movie just wrecks me.
😂 I think this would be a great how I met your mother story to tell to once kids. I can also imagine if this were both Jane and Justin growing up.😂😃😂🤣 Seriously, if there was a live-action version of this movie, I recommend the both of you!
I love all of your reactions Jane! Happy, sad, joy, laughter, murderous rage, they're all great!
The guy you said is in every Pixar movie is John Ratzenberger, who played Cliff Clavin on Cheers.
I was sad when Ellie died, but was fine. Oh man, when he opened that book though, to find out she was happy with the adventures they had.
This was an incredible watch in the theatres in 3D. It's one of many movies I was happy to have treated my mother.
Jane is so precious. I love you guys
The beginning is one of the best tributes to the silent era.
I like how the pictures corresspond to the technical aspects written next to them; during the credits.
Y'all need to watch Dug Days now (and Carl's Date, the final stand alone short). It's a series of shorts about Dug's life with Carl after the movie. The opening theme of the show tells you that Carl sold the airship, split the money with Russell, and bought a new little house for himself and Dug. And then Russell and his mom used his half to buy the house next door! It's incredibly cute and a funny series. It's only about five episodes, too, so it's short.
Aw, this was so moving to see from the two of you. JV, please hug Jane. Beautiful reactions to an incredibly special movie -- that first 10 minutes is perfection, but oh, it hits so hard.
In doug days on disney+ they sold the blimp and bought a house near Russell and Carl and doug live together.
My favorite couple and reaction channel! 🤗 Greetings from the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 ✨😁
I was hoping you two would react to this! Had to come early to see this 🙏🏻😁
I started physical therapy a few weeks back and it is literally right next to the real Up House. If you look out the window you look right down on the roof of the house.
Hello Justin & Jane!😊 Oh boy, when I saw the title of this film, I knew you guys would be a mess in the first 10 minutes!😭 Jane, I tried the Bubly Orange Cream and it was very good, like a creamsicle.😉 Great emotional reactions to this very well made Pixar film, Guys!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 R.I.P Edward Asner (Carl Fredrickson).🙏🏻
I cried right with Jane 😭
Pixar's deadliest military-grade emotional weaponry mixed with sheer insanity. I consider UP Pixar's masterpiece, though I know not everyone agrees.
I used to work in a museum, and one of our super rich donor's threw her birthday party there and requested we blow up "the amount of balloons to fill up the entire back hallway" so she could make a grand entrance. For reference, that's a friggin lot! We spent 4 days on round the clock shifts. Our fingers were dry and cracked and in pain. It was horrible trying to tie all those balloons and make sure strings were attached or they would slip off and float to the ceiling (we lost so many this way).
Even after 4 days straight, we only made it to about a 1000 balloons before we ran out of time. OF COURSE we wanted to see if anyone could float away with them---uh no, apparently you need a good 4 thousand more for that, but it looked just like the up house and we got some amazing photos faking it by jumping off a high ledge and looking up so it looked like we were floating. After all that hard word, the event arrived....and this lady didn't even go through the back door. She didn't think it was grand enough, so she never saw a.single.balloon. My internal rage. There it is. Every time I see this film, I'm triggered, LOL!
You need to see Wall-E. Another Pixar classic. It's gets you right in the feels.
Such a sweet movie. It makes me both laugh and cry each time I watch it.
You know it will be good when the first few minutes just tear your heart out emotionally!
This movie made me feel so nostalgic 😢😢😢
No matter how many times you see this movie - it gets you every single time lmao.
Fun fact , alpha , gamma and beta couldn't find Kevin because they are all guarding dogs but dug found him because he is a traking dog
Hits way harder after losing a GF of 12 years a couple months ago. Cherish what you have now you never know when it will be taken away from you.
💙💙💙
OMG! This movie destroyed Jane to pieces!
I remember going to think this was a fun movie (which it is), but the theater being a MESS in the first 10 minutes. Still honestly, some of the best writing I have ever seen. Says so much while saying so little. Life is too short to not choose adventure, whether it be love, friendship, travel, hobbies, etc. 💙
I like how Ellie knew in order to move on, her husband would have to have her tell him it was ok. Sometimes we need one last message from a passed loved one to find our direction again when we are so lost without them.
I have not been able to watch this film since my grandparents passed. This is the closest I have gotten. Great reaction 👍
Edit: I think kids may not understanding everything in that montage, but kids grow up waychi f adults go through those things all around them, which can also be super confusing. Movies like this can be a nice frame of reference for littles in those moments. Even if they dont understand, they know Carl did that too when he was sad, ir whatever.
Yeah, I was not prepared for the start of this movie especially. Usually movies keep their more emotional stuff until later, but darn they hit us hard right from the get go
If you don't shed a tear at the first 10 minutes of this movie then you need to go see the wizard to get a yourself a heart! Seeing as you've got the tissues out and are working through the Pixar catalogue, best to watch Coco next! 😁
Just now realized Russell's dad was homeless that's why he's good at camping
"Kids wouldn't understand it in the begging" - I as a kid, had no idea why it would make people cry, I insisted, its just a cartoon. "People will cry" he said. I didn't believe it then... As an adult, I cry almost every time now though.
Thank you both for being vulnerable. I cant turn off my waterworks. Again. Curse feelings. Lol
I've just met Jane and I love her.
Fun fact the waterfall is Angel falls
Jane was so mean to Russell. 😭