not only did Russell gain the father figure that he always needed and deserved, but Karl gained the child that he and Ellie always wanted. that part where Karl gives Russell the Ellie badge always makes me cry ❤️
I agree. I would say 90% of romances do that thing where people hate each other and then fall in love which is not realistic and NOT HEALTHY. These people met as kids, had tons of stuff in common and LIKED each other to then build into love. Way more healthy. Made me cry when she died but at least they had the time they did.
The catch is that it told a better story in 5 minutes than the rest of the film itself... "Up" is the perfect example of a film whose emotional peak comes way too soon and the rest is just standard animated adventure...in every First Time Watching video of "Up" you see reviewers looking sad or moved but obviously it's for the first five minutes. A similar case is the film "Interstellar"... I am still waiting for the FTW video that doesn't show a crying McConaughey in the cover lol... you would think it's the only moment of the film.
The snipe bird is real btw (Though it lives in the marshes, so sending Russel for in in the city was an impossible task,) but , It's where the term sniper came from. Back in the day if you could hit a snipe at distance, with an old Kentucky rifle or even more impressively with a smooth bore or musket. Edit: just fyi they look nothing like Kevin, hahaha.They are small and brown with a long sharp bill.
I was in my freshman year of college when this movie came out. Me and seven or eight frat buddies crammed in a dorm room expecting to laugh and jeer at a kid's movie, and inside ten minutes we were all stunned into sadness after the opening sequence. From then on we were invested enough to watch and pay attention, and you never saw a dozen 18-year-old men shed a few manly group tears until near the end (and you know what scene I'm talking about). I now have a memory I can laugh at and remember fondly years later, thanks to "Up". A truly good movie!
If You Pay Attention, The Reason Dug Is Able To Track Kevin Is Because He's A Golden Retriever, A Dedicated Hunting Dog; Alpha And The Others Are All Security/Guard Dogs!!
The reveal where Carl finds the added pages in Ellie's "My Adventure Book" is hinted at in the hospital scene with Ellie. On the nightstand next to her hospital bed you can see a tape dispenser and scissors. Apparently she added those pages right then before she handed the book over to Carl.
I had a chubby Labrador retriever at the time when UP came out and little kids would stop and point and say "there's Dug" or "that dog looks like Dug" all the time and his personality was the embodiment of Dug.
The first 10 minutes might be one of the greatest character introductions in history. It introduces us to the main character - a crotchety, grumbly, 'unlikable' old man - and we are immediately on his side, becuase we know his life story.
or, idk, maybe we're all different people who have had different life experiences and react in different ways. could just be my imagination though 🧐nothing wrong with not crying, but lemme tell ya I personally sob my life away every time I watch this movie.
Could actually see how close both of you were to bawling tears at "Thanks for the adventure, go have a new one.". I feel like if either of you started crying the flood gates would be open for the two of you.
An absolute masterpiece. The love story breaks you, the grief grounds you, the friendships makes you laugh and the ending makes you cry/is so cathartic... Chefs kiss
My ex and I were at the beginning of our divorce when we took our kids to see this, we had already separated and decided to have a movie night together 😬had no clue what we were about to see, this movie's opening split me into a thousand pieces. Doug also happens to be the name of my first serious puppy love in high school 🤗 I don't know how they do it, but damn these people who write these movies for Disney and Pixar are determined to heal the souls of us all.
Yeah. Carl at his advanced age became a damn cool father figure to Russel (I mean, how many old men could any of us possibly know who has a giant airship and a pack of talking dogs at his beck and call?)
Anyone who doesn’t get choked up at the beginning and when Carl goes through the scrapbook have no heart. Love that you watched it and i was glad you both saw this. It is a movie my entire family quotes. “SQUIRREL!” Also, love the dogs’ heads hanging out the window of the blimp and the fact that they reenact Star Wars New Hope’s death star canyon run with the color blind dogs referring to everything as gray. Thank you!
Even if you don't record reactions to them, you MUST watch "Dug Days" and "Dug's Special Mission" on Disney+. DD is a short series of little episodes about Dug's life as Carl's dog, and it lets you know what happened after the movie ended with him and Russell. It's so cute and funny!
27:21 the fact that the soundtrack in this scene is called “memories can weight you down is” shows that they understand what’s the meaning about why he is throwing everything away except the chairs
Love when dogs are included in the reaction. Mogwai is so cute!!! This movie is great, my childhood self would have loved this, and my adult self definitely does.
For such a light-hearted and whimsical premise, this film goes to some dark places and explores many mature themes such as life and loss. Brilliantly unassuming
The opening sequence is one of the best yet tragic love stories ever put to "film". Another great one from PIXAR that has all the roller coaster emotions would be "Inside Out". My all time favorite is WALL-E, Coco is a close 2nd place, with UP & Inside Out tied for the 3rd spot on my list. You can never go wrong with Pixar/Disney. Great reaction, enjoyed watching your first viewing of this classic. I just found your channel today & will check out more of your content. :-)
I saw a feminist 'critique' it once on a blog (it was her own blog so she wasn't trying for attention or anything. I think she had like one comment on that entry, so I didn't detect any tongue in cheek or pretense) and she was cursing Mr. Frederickson as being horribly selfish and basically keeping his wife from realizing her travel dream. Basically, by assuming the worst motives she was able to take a touching love story and turn it into a horrible story of abuse and selfishness. She was a young woman, too. I guess I'm sorry for bringing this up, Nancy, but your reaction is almost universal and its my reaction too. I can only imagine either the brainwashing or abuse she must have suffered at some point to look at this movie sequence in this way. And I'm sure her overall view of the world must have been bleak.
How To Train Your Dragon Rise Of The Guardians Shrek 1-4 & Puss In Boots Bolt Inside Out Home Big Hero 6 The Lego Movie The Simpsons Movie Toy Story Honorable Mentions - Bee Movie The Croods Ice Age Animation provides, obvious advantages in cost, ability to create anything on screen, actors never age, and the color & vibrance to appeal to any audience. And, it seems as if some of the best writers, dedicate these touching stories for kids & parents in mind. Enjoy these classic movies. And, also, here are a few titles, of just good fun movies, that are NOT for the kids : Half Baked Super Troopers Beer Fest State & Main The Orphan Saw (1-5) And, here are a few, very intense & almost disturbing titles - perhaps, cult classics : Bad Lieutenant Blue Velvet Requiem For A Dream Fear & Loathing Las Vegas House Of 1,000 Corpses The Devil's Rejects I hope I have offered up an extreme variety of some of the movie industry's best works.
@@yankeerepairs and some most underrated but good movies: "Exists" The "Riddick" Trilogy "Queen Of The Damned" "Ride Along" 1 and 2 "Anaconda" "Anacondas: Hunt For The Blood orcid" "Pineapple Express" "Game Night"
Cool fact! Charles Muntz has a loose connection to Charles Mintz, who was the guy that created Oswald the Lucky Rabbit alongside Walt Disney himself. Of course, like Muntz, Mintz had a firm belief that Oswald belonged to HIM, and tried to fight for the trademark for Oswald, only for Disney to say fuck it and completely drop him, then proceed to make Mickey Mouse infinitely more memorable and successful in the next two years XD
What I love about this movie how it's about letting go and moving on. Our main character learns to let go and becomes our hero. The exlorer can not let go and move on and he becomes a villain.
Pixar, essentially owned to formula to test whether or not a human being had a functioning soul. If you want to see if a person is a suitable mate and has the emotions required to be a good human being show them a film Pixar made before 2015 ish (excluding those dopey Cars movies)
Nominated for 5 Oscars: Best Picture, lost to Hurt Locker Best Original Screenplay, Lost to Hurt Locker Best Animated Feature, Won. Best Original Score, Won. Best Sound Editing, lost to Hurt Locker.
@@danielallen3454 Jesus, how could you pick among those three movies to such an extent as to totally leave one of them out? They should have invented an Honorable mention category if they had those 3 movies in competition for anything!
Its nice when they show 'why' old people appear hateful/divisive, grouchy or defensive. They went through a lot.....and our old days won't be any different. Things change and there's always something wrong with society with how it changed.
Kids have an understanding of life and death pretty young. But also the joy of naming a dog Dug. If you have a slight accent, Doug said quickly sounds like Dug.
"Up": An animated feature that "rakes you over the coals" in the first 30 minutes. Then the tale of Carl Fredericksen and Russell begins as a "battle for social engagement." Carl "makes his move," finds South America, and meets his childhood hero. Then things turn very dark...
Co-Writer and Co-Director Bob Peterson (who also voiced Dug) said that Dug's line, "I have just met you, and I love you", was inspired by a quote from a kid he met when he was a camp counselor back in the 1980's.
All right, well my dad passed away in September, and I sat here crying watching this. (And I'm a lot older than you all). But I don't think you let go of them. Your life enlarges around the grief, but it doesn't leave you entirely. That's ok. I'll love Dad forever and I'll see him again.
It’s an artist movie, from the music design at the beginning to the realization of their life together being the adventure, including how the main villain represented the part of Carl that refused to let go and refused to move on. Carl’s growth in the movie was magical, and it’s arguably one of the best animated movie for it’s emotional standpoint and it’s beautiful storytelling and world building.
OMG! I first saw this when I was in the hospital being treated for depression in my early 20’s. This movie was soooo good! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 thanks for your reaction.
RIP Ed Asner. He did SUCH an amazing job voicing Carl Fredrickson. I haven't been able to watch Dug Days yet. It was the last role Ed voiced before his death. Man, now I'm on the verge of crying again. Ed was a huge part of my life. I watched him in nearly everything he did.
UP started out as an adorable animated movie. Karl and Ellie meeting as children growing up together. Karl and Ellie getting married. Planning a family. Ellie’s miscarriage. Growing old together. Ellie’s death. There has never been a miscarriage in any animated film until Pixar. Yeah Ellie’s miscarriage & death was unexpected. I lost it and tears were following out of my eyes. Probably recovered from crying 3 or 5 minutes. That was so sad. But UP was unbelievably enchanting & fun & the animation was breathtaking, This was a really good story. UP won the Oscar for best animated movie in 2010. So did the director. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Dudes! The look on your faces when Muntz starts the fire? OMG, I thought you guys were watching some gripping, mature drama - it was AWESOME!!!! Yeah, I think this opening is worse than Finding Nimo and when that first came out, it was pretty dark. It takes you on quiet the journey, all just for him to learn that LIFE is the Adventure and he & Ellie had a great one!
PiXAR had a way of telling a very personal story from a perspective that most people can relate to. You need to check out PiXAR SPARKS shorts. I would recommend “KitBull”.
I was feeling low so asked my fella to put a Disney or Pixar on. 13 mins in, I was wailing “how could you put this on???” 😭 What a beautiful film this is ❤
18:17 Your facial expressions changed literally at the exact same millisecond. I swear to god I thought you were lagging in real life. 😂 👁👄👁 🤣 Edit: I just realized you simply clipped it, but it was extremely subtle and still funny nonetheless.
New (French) subscriber, here. I just LOVE how invested you are in the movie. Then again, it's not very hard, here ! UP is a masterpiece. It can be emotionally devastating in an instant and hysterically funny the next. Now THAT'S Art. That's a quality level Pixar hasn't reached since Darth Mouse fired Lasseter. He was the co-creator but mostly the Soul of Pixar. Having juuuust discovered your channel, i don't know if you've done them before, but it be curious to see you react to animated films like THE SECRET OF NIHM, THE IRON GIANT or the HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON trilogy.
Such a great movie, not just for an animated one but period. A roller coaster of events and twists, kept it simple with great core characters, comedy, drama, loved how things and characters evolved man. I teared up a few times, great lessons. Good shit.
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not only did Russell gain the father figure that he always needed and deserved, but Karl gained the child that he and Ellie always wanted. that part where Karl gives Russell the Ellie badge always makes me cry ❤️
yea, Russell even kind of looks like the kid Ellie and Karl would have had.
@@rodrigobismonte3019 ahh highly doubt that considering he’s Asian and they’re not
I broken into tears 😭😭😭 they both found what they're both searching for a family 😭💋❤️
Russell represented the angel of dead is just look like a child because the old man was always very childlike
@@narutosramanwell, whether or not Russell looks anything like Carl is irrelevant in the end cause now he’s practically like a grandson to him
They told a better love story in 5 minutes with no dialogue than most movies can do in 2 hours.
I agree. I would say 90% of romances do that thing where people hate each other and then fall in love which is not realistic and NOT HEALTHY. These people met as kids, had tons of stuff in common and LIKED each other to then build into love. Way more healthy. Made me cry when she died but at least they had the time they did.
The catch is that it told a better story in 5 minutes than the rest of the film itself... "Up" is the perfect example of a film whose emotional peak comes way too soon and the rest is just standard animated adventure...in every First Time Watching video of "Up" you see reviewers looking sad or moved but obviously it's for the first five minutes. A similar case is the film "Interstellar"... I am still waiting for the FTW video that doesn't show a crying McConaughey in the cover lol... you would think it's the only moment of the film.
I know, right!?
Couple Goals!
I had to analyse those first 5 minutes for a psychology class, and damn it was rough. Watched it like 7 times in a row, just those 5 minutes.
Twilight
The snipe bird is real btw (Though it lives in the marshes, so sending Russel for in in the city was an impossible task,) but , It's where the term sniper came from. Back in the day if you could hit a snipe at distance, with an old Kentucky rifle or even more impressively with a smooth bore or musket.
Edit: just fyi they look nothing like Kevin, hahaha.They are small and brown with a long sharp bill.
Of course the dogs flew airplanes. They were dog fighters.
Punny!
This movie perfectly depicts loss and what happens afterward.
Ellie's note, at the end of her book -- that *broke* me, when I first saw it in theaters.
Ellie made the last page when she was in the hospital
Love this movie. Beginning segment is probably one of Pixars best.
It's literally could be just a Pixar short film with how good it was.
@@TronicSpeed a really tragic one then 😂
No other film has had me in tears within the first 5 minutes! Such a great opening though.
Opening sequence, cut out the middle, skip to Carl finally opening the "Adventure Book".
@@christiankalk4668 put that way i admit it is a wholesome short film ^^
I was in my freshman year of college when this movie came out. Me and seven or eight frat buddies crammed in a dorm room expecting to laugh and jeer at a kid's movie, and inside ten minutes we were all stunned into sadness after the opening sequence. From then on we were invested enough to watch and pay attention, and you never saw a dozen 18-year-old men shed a few manly group tears until near the end (and you know what scene I'm talking about). I now have a memory I can laugh at and remember fondly years later, thanks to "Up". A truly good movie!
This is so wholesome hahaha! I can imagine this scenario in my head 😂
OMG - Best. Story. Ever!
What a great story!
Talk about Wholesom
Wholesome as hell
it's the "thank you for the adventure, now go have a new one" that part tore me up
That part definitely hit me the hardest
I wept at the opening, but I was audibly crying at the adventure book reveal.
@@OctoKrool My wife and I saw this movie in the theater 2 weeks after we got married. It hit hard. And then later to struggle with infertility.
If You Pay Attention, The Reason Dug Is Able To Track Kevin Is Because He's A Golden Retriever, A Dedicated Hunting Dog; Alpha And The Others Are All Security/Guard Dogs!!
The reveal where Carl finds the added pages in Ellie's "My Adventure Book" is hinted at in the hospital scene with Ellie. On the nightstand next to her hospital bed you can see a tape dispenser and scissors. Apparently she added those pages right then before she handed the book over to Carl.
Thankyou so much for sharing. This is such a cool detail I never noticed or heard of!
I never noticed that!
I had a chubby Labrador retriever at the time when UP came out and little kids would stop and point and say "there's Dug" or "that dog looks like Dug" all the time and his personality was the embodiment of Dug.
If you had a translator collar for him, you would've made *so many* of us jealous.
I'd give anything to have an IRL Dug...
Oh I did also!!!! They embodied a lab to perfection with this. Goofy lovable loyal and intelligent under it all.❤️
The first 10 minutes might be one of the greatest character introductions in history.
It introduces us to the main character - a crotchety, grumbly, 'unlikable' old man - and we are immediately on his side, becuase we know his life story.
If you don’t shed a tear during this movie, there is something wrong with you.
I don't cry when I watch reactions of this movie but I do cry when I watch it on my own.
or, idk, maybe we're all different people who have had different life experiences and react in different ways. could just be my imagination though 🧐nothing wrong with not crying, but lemme tell ya I personally sob my life away every time I watch this movie.
@@phoenixwing5133exactly what was gonna say :)
I know my own brother wouldn't shed a single drop
@@ashgreninja-flurriko2173 why?
The end section where he finds the extra pages she completed with their photos was the bit that got me the most. Amazing storytelling.
She made the last pages while in the hospital
I love the final joke, when they are looking at cars and calling out colors. Doug says "Grey" because dogs are color-blind.
12:51 "Finally peace and quiet"
Said at the worst time ever 😂
The beginning hits different now after Ed Asner, who voiced Carl, passed away a few months ago. Therefore reuniting (in a way) Carl & Ellie.
Could actually see how close both of you were to bawling tears at "Thanks for the adventure, go have a new one.".
I feel like if either of you started crying the flood gates would be open for the two of you.
It's ok, I did it for them.
An absolute masterpiece. The love story breaks you, the grief grounds you, the friendships makes you laugh and the ending makes you cry/is so cathartic... Chefs kiss
My ex and I were at the beginning of our divorce when we took our kids to see this, we had already separated and decided to have a movie night together 😬had no clue what we were about to see, this movie's opening split me into a thousand pieces. Doug also happens to be the name of my first serious puppy love in high school 🤗 I don't know how they do it, but damn these people who write these movies for Disney and Pixar are determined to heal the souls of us all.
I cried more when they learned they couldn't have children than I did when the wife died. They would've been awesome parents.
Yeah. Carl at his advanced age became a damn cool father figure to Russel (I mean, how many old men could any of us possibly know who has a giant airship and a pack of talking dogs at his beck and call?)
I thought you wrote "than I did when MY wife died" I was ready to pass out from the shock 💀
@@chickennoodlesoup3301 YOO!! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@king_mega1670 okay...calm down
@@chickennoodlesoup3301 I've Calmed Down 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
I like the dog saying “grey one” at the end because he’s colorblind.
And the flying pilot dogs refer to themselves as Grey One, Grey Two, Grey Three.
@@celiashen5490 Damn. Just realized that. I just new about the Star Wars reference.
Anyone who doesn’t get choked up at the beginning and when Carl goes through the scrapbook have no heart. Love that you watched it and i was glad you both saw this. It is a movie my entire family quotes. “SQUIRREL!” Also, love the dogs’ heads hanging out the window of the blimp and the fact that they reenact Star Wars New Hope’s death star canyon run with the color blind dogs referring to everything as gray. Thank you!
Great reaction! Up is Pixar's greatest animated film in their whole filmography.
Even if you don't record reactions to them, you MUST watch "Dug Days" and "Dug's Special Mission" on Disney+. DD is a short series of little episodes about Dug's life as Carl's dog, and it lets you know what happened after the movie ended with him and Russell. It's so cute and funny!
This is my favorite Pixar movie🎈. I love when they say...."Squirrel"🐕 plus the story is great.
Animated movie thats gets you emotional in the first 10mins
RIP the late, great Ed Asner.
27:21 the fact that the soundtrack in this scene is called “memories can weight you down is” shows that they understand what’s the meaning about why he is throwing everything away except the chairs
Alright, bring out the tissues.
Love when dogs are included in the reaction. Mogwai is so cute!!! This movie is great, my childhood self would have loved this, and my adult self definitely does.
Stay truthful to your Heart ❤️🧘❤️
You gotta do monster house 2006
For such a light-hearted and whimsical premise, this film goes to some dark places and explores many mature themes such as life and loss. Brilliantly unassuming
The only Pixar film I can think of where a character shoots a rifle at a child lol
i love this movie
The opening sequence is one of the best yet tragic love stories ever put to "film". Another great one from PIXAR that has all the roller coaster emotions would be "Inside Out".
My all time favorite is WALL-E, Coco is a close 2nd place, with UP & Inside Out tied for the 3rd spot on my list.
You can never go wrong with Pixar/Disney. Great reaction, enjoyed watching your first viewing of this classic. I just found your channel today & will check out more of your content. :-)
I saw a feminist 'critique' it once on a blog (it was her own blog so she wasn't trying for attention or anything. I think she had like one comment on that entry, so I didn't detect any tongue in cheek or pretense) and she was cursing Mr. Frederickson as being horribly selfish and basically keeping his wife from realizing her travel dream. Basically, by assuming the worst motives she was able to take a touching love story and turn it into a horrible story of abuse and selfishness. She was a young woman, too. I guess I'm sorry for bringing this up, Nancy, but your reaction is almost universal and its my reaction too. I can only imagine either the brainwashing or abuse she must have suffered at some point to look at this movie sequence in this way. And I'm sure her overall view of the world must have been bleak.
A bit like godfather
More underrated animated films y'all should react to:
"Dinosaur"
"Finding Nemo"
"Monsters Inc."
How To Train Your Dragon
Rise Of The Guardians
Shrek 1-4 & Puss In Boots
Bolt
Inside Out
Home
Big Hero 6
The Lego Movie
The Simpsons Movie
Toy Story
Honorable Mentions -
Bee Movie
The Croods
Ice Age
Animation provides, obvious advantages in cost, ability to create anything on screen, actors never age, and the color & vibrance to appeal to any audience. And, it seems as if some of the best writers, dedicate these touching stories for kids & parents in mind. Enjoy these classic movies.
And, also, here are a few titles, of just good fun movies, that are NOT for the kids :
Half Baked
Super Troopers
Beer Fest
State & Main
The Orphan
Saw (1-5)
And, here are a few, very intense & almost disturbing titles - perhaps, cult classics :
Bad Lieutenant
Blue Velvet
Requiem For A Dream
Fear & Loathing Las Vegas
House Of 1,000 Corpses
The Devil's Rejects
I hope I have offered up an extreme variety of some of the movie industry's best works.
@@yankeerepairs and some most underrated but good movies:
"Exists"
The "Riddick" Trilogy
"Queen Of The Damned"
"Ride Along" 1 and 2
"Anaconda"
"Anacondas: Hunt For The Blood orcid"
"Pineapple Express"
"Game Night"
And the rescuers down under and the rescuers.
Finding Nemo and Monter Inc. are definitely not underrated.
Cool fact!
Charles Muntz has a loose connection to Charles Mintz, who was the guy that created Oswald the Lucky Rabbit alongside Walt Disney himself. Of course, like Muntz, Mintz had a firm belief that Oswald belonged to HIM, and tried to fight for the trademark for Oswald, only for Disney to say fuck it and completely drop him, then proceed to make Mickey Mouse infinitely more memorable and successful in the next two years XD
that first segment with the time skip just had me going through all my emotions, like damn.
The would be opening 10-minutes is featured on many try-not-to-cry challenges. I fail every time, whether I actually shed a tear or not.
... wait, what? 😂
@@jessicamacaulay7462 The would be opening 10-minutes is featured, Jessica!!
@@Itwasalwaysme_Noone that's not the part I'm confused about 😂
@@jessicamacaulay7462 BUT he actually shed a tear or not.. Jessica!!
@@Itwasalwaysme_Noone You're right, I'm so sorry, I should have realized 😢
What I love about this movie how it's about letting go and moving on. Our main character learns to let go and becomes our hero. The exlorer can not let go and move on and he becomes a villain.
Little dude brothers, I'm a pool of tears re-watching this movie with you two. I agree 100%.
Fun fact: Charles Muntz is 92.
In case you missed it, Phyllis was the girlfriend of Russell’s parents.His parents are divorced
Charles Muntz represents Carl’s dark side.
Pixar, essentially owned to formula to test whether or not a human being had a functioning soul. If you want to see if a person is a suitable mate and has the emotions required to be a good human being show them a film Pixar made before 2015 ish (excluding those dopey Cars movies)
My favorite Pixar movie is "Ratatouille" (2007).
Nominated for 5 Oscars:
Best Picture, lost to Hurt Locker
Best Original Screenplay, Lost to Hurt Locker
Best Animated Feature, Won.
Best Original Score, Won.
Best Sound Editing, lost to Hurt Locker.
I’m partial but I would give them all to Up!
@@kellie8468 Well, if you give Best Picture to 'Up', then Coraline could've rightfully won for Best Animated.
True !
@@danielallen3454 Jesus, how could you pick among those three movies to such an extent as to totally leave one of them out? They should have invented an Honorable mention category if they had those 3 movies in competition for anything!
9:14 - OMG this line just hit me hard.... The actor (Edward Asner) that played Carl died Aug 29th 2021 ... I guess they can have the house now .... :(
You've never seen "Up"?! Ohhhh. You're in for a ride/treat. The first 10 minutes ... OMG!
The beginning kills me....just the beauty and the emotion without a word....geez I cry so hard
Its nice when they show 'why' old people appear hateful/divisive, grouchy or defensive. They went through a lot.....and our old days won't be any different. Things change and there's always something wrong with society with how it changed.
The older I get the more this movie gets me
Fun fact: Paradise Falls is a real location, just a different name which is called Angel Falls located in Venezuela in real life.
Not a dry eye when my wife and I saw this in the theater. Truly one of the great films. I'll show it to my daughter one day very soon. 👍
I'm not crying. You're crying!
Kids have an understanding of life and death pretty young. But also the joy of naming a dog Dug. If you have a slight accent, Doug said quickly sounds like Dug.
"Up": An animated feature that "rakes you over the coals" in the first 30 minutes. Then the tale of Carl Fredericksen and Russell begins as a "battle for social engagement." Carl "makes his move," finds South America, and meets his childhood hero. Then things turn very dark...
First 30 minutes?? Or first 5!
@@amandadougherty6615 Have you experienced "Train To Busan" (2016)?;)
Co-Writer and Co-Director Bob Peterson (who also voiced Dug) said that Dug's line, "I have just met you, and I love you", was inspired by a quote from a kid he met when he was a camp counselor back in the 1980's.
Sad fun fact: the wedding and funeral happened at the same church.
All right, well my dad passed away in September, and I sat here crying watching this. (And I'm a lot older than you all). But I don't think you let go of them. Your life enlarges around the grief, but it doesn't leave you entirely. That's ok. I'll love Dad forever and I'll see him again.
❤
There are not many people who make it through this movie without tearing up....several times 😢
0:50 ....
-Curtis: "Woah, what's UP"
-Chris: ¬¬
It’s an artist movie, from the music design at the beginning to the realization of their life together being the adventure, including how the main villain represented the part of Carl that refused to let go and refused to move on. Carl’s growth in the movie was magical, and it’s arguably one of the best animated movie for it’s emotional standpoint and it’s beautiful storytelling and world building.
Your synchronous face change at 18:18 got me. 🤣🤣🤣
such a masterpiece.
OMG! I first saw this when I was in the hospital being treated for depression in my early 20’s. This movie was soooo good! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 thanks for your reaction.
I think most of us just wanted to see you guys react to the intro, but stuck around for the rest. Good shit, guys, glad you loved this movie.
Their insync reaction to talking Doug🤭🤣🤣🤣 got me
18:18 they’re exasperation changed so fast😂😂😂😂
"I don't know u but I love u".
Dug...the best darling.
RIP Ed Asner. He did SUCH an amazing job voicing Carl Fredrickson. I haven't been able to watch Dug Days yet. It was the last role Ed voiced before his death. Man, now I'm on the verge of crying again. Ed was a huge part of my life. I watched him in nearly everything he did.
UP started out as an adorable animated movie. Karl and Ellie meeting as children growing up together. Karl and Ellie getting married. Planning a family. Ellie’s miscarriage. Growing old together. Ellie’s death. There has never been a miscarriage in any animated film until Pixar. Yeah Ellie’s miscarriage & death was unexpected. I lost it and tears were following out of my eyes. Probably recovered from crying 3 or 5 minutes. That was so sad.
But UP was unbelievably enchanting & fun & the animation was breathtaking, This was a really good story.
UP won the Oscar for best animated movie in 2010. So did the director.
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LMFAO, your expressions at 12:58...i can't i just can't , omg your adorbs
When this movie came out I wasn’t sure I wanted to watch it, but after watching Up it has became one of my favorite.
Awesome 👏
Dudes! The look on your faces when Muntz starts the fire? OMG, I thought you guys were watching some gripping, mature drama - it was AWESOME!!!! Yeah, I think this opening is worse than Finding Nimo and when that first came out, it was pretty dark. It takes you on quiet the journey, all just for him to learn that LIFE is the Adventure and he & Ellie had a great one!
PiXAR had a way of telling a very personal story from a perspective that most people can relate to. You need to check out PiXAR SPARKS shorts. I would recommend “KitBull”.
I love watching your emotional reactions to this film especially that first part where you have their entire life without a single word being spoken.
This was a blast to watch in 3D when it opened. Excellent movie.
It's all personal taste, of course. But for my money, Pixar are yet to top this.
Funny little detail: the reason Doug found Kevin so easily was because he was the only hunting dog while the others were all guard dogs
Wow. Never noticed that. I love little details like that!
Such a beautiful story!
You guys should watch Coco, if you haven't already done so
I was feeling low so asked my fella to put a Disney or Pixar on. 13 mins in, I was wailing “how could you put this on???” 😭
What a beautiful film this is ❤
I wasn't allowed to watch Disney as a child so it's nice you picked something I actually watched as an adult.
This movie will never NOT make me cry everytime, such a beautifully written story.
18:17 Your facial expressions changed literally at the exact same millisecond. I swear to god I thought you were lagging in real life. 😂 👁👄👁 🤣
Edit: I just realized you simply clipped it, but it was extremely subtle and still funny nonetheless.
Grandpa went from needing a motorized chair to go up & down the stairs to running and climbing and zip-lining 😄
New (French) subscriber, here.
I just LOVE how invested you are in the movie.
Then again, it's not very hard, here !
UP is a masterpiece. It can be emotionally devastating in an instant and hysterically funny the next. Now THAT'S Art. That's a quality level Pixar hasn't reached since Darth Mouse fired Lasseter.
He was the co-creator but mostly the Soul of Pixar.
Having juuuust discovered your channel, i don't know if you've done them before, but it be curious to see you react to animated films like THE SECRET OF NIHM, THE IRON GIANT or the HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON trilogy.
It's been a pleasure watching one of my favourite movies with you guys. An exceptional treat of a film.
What's up...???
Touching, I cried my eyes out...
This movie definitely gets you in the feels!
the openning montage of this film is so incredibly good. just hits so damn hard.
Awww yayyyyy i love that movie
Such a great movie, not just for an animated one but period. A roller coaster of events and twists, kept it simple with great core characters, comedy, drama, loved how things and characters evolved man. I teared up a few times, great lessons. Good shit.
Imagine how this movie hits when you lost your beloved wife.
Thank God my old battleaxe is still alive and kickin ❤️
I wonder if she knows you call her that, but still love her? :)
The opening makes me cry everytime!
My Mom can't watch the first 10 minutes of this movie. She loves the dogs, though!
What I love about you guys is that you don’t conform to what other “first time reaction” people do. “Up” is a gem of a film.
Man.. I cry every time I see this movie.. omg.. such a cute story.