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- Originally aired in December 2012. Doug takes a look at Up.
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The best part of this movie is that there is no Up 2. They had a perfect standalone movie, it became crazy popular, and Disney just left it alone.
BathtubMafia Pixar
BathtubMafia DON'T JYNX IT
BathtubMafia Totally agree.
Pixar would kill the Disney higher ups if they contracted them to make a sequel for Up.
Oh yeah
I love the symbolism in this movie.
The main character brings his whole house to his dream destination because he isn't over his wife's death (it was her dream in the first place), and the house in its perfect condition represents her life. When he's forced to sacrifice furniture and things like that to get more elevation he's reached a point where he's actually willing to move on. He doesn't forget her, but he stops being obsessed with her. He makes room for the other people in his life.
Yeah what sparked this change was the book and the text Elle wrote for him about finding new adventure. It's Brilliant.
The end, where he has to actually give up the house to save his new found friends says a lot too. I love it
And when he finally gives up the house, it happens to land right where Ellie wanted. Great, now I'm teary again.
Also was Carl saving his house over Kevin supposed to symbolism something too
Who knew that a *grumpy old man* (normal, no superpowers) would make such an awesome main protagonist?
_Up_ is absolutely amazing. Love this movie.
Joel?
@@1961jaw Captain America
You never seen "One Foot In The Grave" did you?
I only liked the short film of his wife’s life at the opening.
Exactly
I think UP is what one could call a brilliant fairy tale. A fairy tale that is not only suited for kids, but can be enjoyed by -persons- people of every age. This is such a beautiful movie.
David Martinez Alright, I'll correct that. Thanks for clearing me up.
but the bible is a fairy tale and it's strictly for adults
Kolev Antonio
oh my gosh, you really had to bring the bible into the covers at ion. lol. there are too many opinions about that and Up is so much more cut dry and obvious to everyone. the bible is something that needs to be deeply studied and researched to prove if it's true or not. you're comparing two different things together that have nothing to do with each other. the bible is a book that has been around for centuries and survived criticism and numerous attempts of officials trying to destroy it while the movie Up is just a cute story that will eventually move on and pass on the torch to the next big hit and trend.
It's like a 20 or 21st century fairy tale. The concept of an old man flying his house into the sky just sounds so much like a classic children's story
I remember seeing this in theaters with my whole family. And after that opening montage, turning to see my dad crying. Something I've never seen before. Throughout the day, he kept finding excuses to give me and my siblings hugs.
Damn now you’re making me cry... what the hell man...
Wow! That’s beautiful
I'm not surprised. I wasn't old enough to really get that feeling when I saw this in theaters, but my mom and my sister were bawling. At the age I am now, I don't blame them.
These first ten minutes made me cry so hard T.T
+Root3264 Ditto!!!! Just watching the review made me think about them and I started to feel tears coming!!!
+Warren “Phoenix” Marris I had to pause and wait 5 mins then finish the film
+Warren Marris “Phoenix” Same :,(
+Root3264 I didn't cry but I definitely came close to crying. This is definitely one of my favorite of the Disney Pixar movies, top ten easily. :)
+Book Lover I could hear my mom sniffling and crying.
Up is the perfect example of a Pixar film: it's imaginative, light, and family-friendly, but never panders and has a level of sincerity that speaks to all ages. It never dumbs things down, it _goes there_ emotionally, and THAT is what makes a good family film.
It isn't just about some adventure, there are deeper themes that are serious--about loss and letting go. It doesn't pull its punches, and in my opinion that's the best thing you can do for a movie. Don't hold back when you have something to say, because that's what people need to hear.
Up is also about promises and how sometimes there are more important things than keeping them.
I don't know why, but the ending when the house landed made me cry.
It's cause the story made us feel like the house is a character
@@kodekYT You mean like the one in Monster House? XD
@@samkresil6011 not entirely since the character of the house in that movie is prominent while the character of the house or Ellie in this movie is more of a motivational factor
Well, if the boy was, say, 10 and the pilot was 20, the difference wouldn't be very evident when they're both old.
Especially as Charles would've likely been taking care of his health very well, whilst Carl probably wouldn't have.
KARMAZYNA this means the Mjntz is 87 and Carl is 78.
Well, there's actually a conspiracy theory that the Charles Muntz in Up is actually an imposter who killed the real Charles Muntz. Pretty gruesome stuff that might have actually fit into the movie seeing how it has its own preeetty disturbing images.
KARMAZYNA there was a deleted scene explaining he used Kevin’s eggs to stay young
Exactly. I remember when my Grandma was in the nursing home and I was visiting her and her friends, I learned one of the other old ladies was TWENTY years my grandmother's senior and honestly, she really didn't look that much older. It actually really floored my grandma when I pointed out her friend was old enough enough to be her mother.
I agree with the giant dog joke, Doug. But the best part of that joke is when they're on the airship and he gets it fixed, so you get this FUCKING DEMONIC "Thank you my master." and its like "Ohgodplx"
This is a film I constantly watch with my brother and dad. We often make a joke that Russel was me when I was a kid.
This is a classic everyone in my family watches.
This might be my dad's favorite Pixar film.
Finding Nemo is my brothers.
Mine is both of the Incredibles movies.
My half sisters is CoCo.
Up is my favorite Pixar movie.Who's with me?
+kristof gergely inside out
Breno Ranyere
That's my second favorite.
+kristof gergely I don't know if it's my favourite Pixar movie, but.._Up_ is definitely in my Top 5.
+kristof gergely Incredibles is the best by far.
Up is my third favorite Pixar movie. Right behind Inside Out and The Incredibles.
I am in love with this movie.
first like AWWWW
Same
I cannot count the number of people who said they exploded in tears at the end of the first ten minutes... It has become the successor to Bambi's mom being shot.
I never cried at that beginning scene
I also did not cry when bambis mom got shot
@Jaden LaFrance thanks?
I still can't believe i haven't seen this movie yet.
Then go watch it
Jkop finding it is the hardest part
+Presto Puma You really should buy it to support it...
But if you promise to buy it just to support it then google:
Watch UP Online streaming
I do NOT advocate pirating.
+Presto Puma eBay, Walmart, target, iTunes, it's not that hard
+Presto Puma Just go in any shop, even supermarkets, and spend 5 or 10 bucks !
from beginning to end, you will not think about your dollars ever. It's THAT good.
this was my favorite Pixar film
Was? Interestingly this also was Dougs favorite movie
+Jkop well it still is
+Radio Raccoon okay just checking
Well,He said that Inside Out is his new Favorite.
Me too !
I greed this is one of the perfect animated films of all times!
triforcemaster 378 I agree
Its funny because the squirrel gets dead.
Neutral Boy *dies, not "gets dead"
Bro it's a quote from the movie.
I just assume that the area around the falls are magic or something and that's why the pilot (Charles F. Muntz) stopped aging, or aged slower, the movie is so nice that it doesn't need to explain things like that.
Actually the pilot is 91 and Carl is in his seventies or something like that so it is possible.
Exactly this. As people age, age gaps gets less significant. If someone manages to live to their 90's in relatively good health, he/she doesn't look that much older than their chlidren, provided they had children in their early twenties. There was episode of House, where clinic patients were a father and son, but as father was 102 years old, House misteke his 80 years old son for his friend
i watched this movie in my childhood, i love it.
I look "Up" to this movie!
I loved it as a child and now i see the first half just beautiful!
SQUIRREL!
BALLOONS!
+falloutghoul1 WHERE!!?
WHERE?!
Dogs: I HATE SQUIRRELS!
+Squirrel lol
Easily my favorite Pixar film as well. So lovely, touching and heartfelt. I also completely agree about what you say about 2:32. It's probably why Wolf Children is one of my favorite films ever. Sometimes you don't need one word of dialogue, just music and visuals. Afterall, film is a visual median. Make good use of that people!
It’s the whole rule of show don’t tell. If seen both films and they are able to tell scenes without any dialogue due to how visually we know and the music brings it home. Also in these scenes we don’t need to know what they’re saying we know what there feeling. And maybe the scenes won’t be as impactful if there was dialogue
Remember the first 10 min of up is a better love story than all of Twilight
+Xavier Campbell Me eating a cheeseburger is a better love story than Twilight.
Well yeah, Kane and the Facehugger from Alien was a better love story than Twilight.
Professor X
*WE DON’T TALK ABOUT THAT*
Eleven minutes and thirty-three seconds
The first millisecond of Santa clause conquers the martins is a better love story then twilight
This movie came out shortly after my Grandfather passed away so the slideshow in the end credits had me bawling in the theatre. (Especially the one of them fishing.) I love this movie.
Even hearing about this film makes me want to cry... such a beautiful movie
I love this movie because it tells you to not spend your life worrying about what you can't control but that life is an adventure. The good and bad moments are part of growing up, being alive and living.
You're alive to enjoy being alive, so enjoy what you have and don't focus on the bad. Yes bad things can hurt, but its what we do afterwards that matters. Being hurt shows you have a heart and shouldn't feel terrible for it, but be proud that you cared enough to feel that much :)
Also I love Ellie :D
One of the few movies that has made me cry.
UP is amazing. 10!
Has you tearing up after the prologue. D:
This movie still makes me cry. 😢😭
This not only my favorite Pixar movie, not only my favorite animated movie, it is in my top 3 favorite films of all time.
Im so happy this is his favorite pixar film, cause it's mine as well.
For me the first 10 minutes of this movie, the scene with Big Henry in Gravity Falls, The Tale of Iroh in Avatar, Zuko`s back story, etc. all have more emotional impact on people than most movies produced by Hollywood. I think that when it comes to large action movies aimed at kids or adults/adolescents a lot of producers forget the simple things that can be shown in such fine detail. When Zuko's father scorches his face, Iroh looks away while Azula looks on. When you think about it this makes the scene ever more powerful. Some shows have the ability to get more from 5-10 minutes than movies can get from 2+ hours. It's strange to think about.
I'm with you Doug, this movie is amazing
And I was laughing so hard at the squeaky voice in that threatening dog. It will never get old
Same
Are you sure you "up" to this
lol XD
That pun made me die a little inside.
God Dammit Barb!
Well that joke was "up" to the roof
GeeksPlayGaming Go run your "Cars" into a "Wall"-E 😉
I have so much love for this movie. Probably one of my favorite Disney movies next to Zootopia and Wall-E.
the first ten minutes were good, but the final shot was the tear jerker for me.
In just 4 minutes so much emotion without a single word
I love how the first 10 minutes was so realistic. This happens in real life. In real life, nobody lives happily ever after. Everyone will die. It really made my cry. 😭😭😭
Queen LeLe That's very dark girl
First 10 minutes I cried. I can only wish my life was as touching as those few minutes.
Oh GAWD those first 10 minutes; they make me cry 😢😭
Actually, Inside Out is now Doug's favourite Pixar film, as it is for me.
I don't see why, like inside out was fine but it didn't hit you with the same impact as toy story and up
Inside Out was a heavily flawed, unoriginal, unimaginative, and most importantly- because Pixar has made too many movies that met this criteria to keep fucking it up- it does not leave an impact. The plot is remeniscent of almost every previous Pixar work, the setting and plot elements have been done before, and the characters are one dimensional and predictable, which is because they had the genius idea to make every character revolve around one emotion, therefore killing any real personality. The best I can give it is a C+, with a concensus of "okay."
Goodness what bullshit hipster like criticisms.
+Willie Wonker I deleted them all,They are SO Wrong,Thinking they could change anyone's opinion.
+eclipsesonic Which I can't believe. Inside Out is just.....boring, steriotype filled and filled withoverused themes. At least UP has a really unique story and characters. Inside Out is just.....there.......like most current Pixar movies after Toy Story 3
This movie holds a specisl place in my heart because it tskes place in one of the most beautifull landscapes of my home country, Venezuela, Los Tepuyes
I cry every single time while watching this. At first, it was just because it was because of the first 10 minutes. Then at later viewings, I began to appreciate the bittersweet story and really understood the message. Now I tear up because of the overwhelming feeling of nostalgia.
one of if not the first Disney movie to make me cry in the first few minutes
This movie is so cute I love it so much it’s a heartwarming story
I don't know why but my family and I chose to go watch this film in theatre's (we go to the theatre once every 2 years together) and it was amazing. From beginning to end this movie had us hooked, instant classic.
That opening montage is soul-crushing.
Pete Docter is my favourite director.
I wrote to him several times and last December I had a reply.
I received a copy of his signature and it said he was busy with Inside Out.
I must write to him again!
I absolutely love this Movie so much!!!
Me and my family went into this blind. It was great, my parents enjoyed it the most I think just because they're vets so "the cone of shame!" made them laugh hardest and how accurate Doug as a loyal loving and not the sharpest tool in the box dog was.
"Squirrel!"
My favorite Pixar movie as well, truly love this film.
The little love story at the beginning was amazing and very emotional. Purely brilliant!
The rest of the story is a great family story with a lot of heart and so damn funny.
Died a little bit at the part with the dog with the high ptiched voice haha.
This movie is the most amazing disney movie that will always be remembered and will be better to any disney movie I have seen.
I love how everyone agrees the first 10 minutes are the best and most heartbreaking part of any pixar movie ever and yet we still watch it repeatedly. Like its so traumatic but we cant stop ourselves from coming back to it
I'm glad there are other people who appreciate this movie as much as I do!
You're right, Critic, Up is really an excellent movie
Honestly one of the very few movies that made me bawl my fucking eyes out.
Inside Out did it for me. Twice.
I remember seeing Up in the theaters when it first came out. I wasn't expecting much.
But boy I was blown away.... This movie is incredible. There's really not much I can add to the review.
Just that Dug is my favorite character. The voice, the delivery, the expressions. Perfect. Absolutely perfect.
I like What's Up: Balloon to the Rescue better.
Shitty Vegeta Hell yea. best movie ever
Such a good movie. It's my favorate anime movie.
Shitty Vegeta The Best anime ever made
Fan Of Most Stuff Right beside The Little Panda Fighter at least.
Shitty Vegeta Let's not forget A Car's Life and A Car's Life 2
"Up" is my second favorite Pixar film of all time and I love this movie even more. Much like "WALL•E" with nicely done romantic scene, they created one of the best romantic scene for only 10 minutes straight. These spend their childhood times, their marriage, and their old times without dialogue and clever Michael Giacchino's great score. It reminds like good old days of being together for one good moment that takes years of their relationship and it works and very touchy than the "Twilight" series for like 5 years, 12 hours, and 5 movies. But the whole movie is like the greatest adventure along with the main character with colorful characters. Especially that dog designs were cute and that Dug dog reminds my pet dog which I had a blonde/ruby cockalier dog. Overall, amazing animated film until Pixar comes down in the 2010's which it was gone for these days of watching great 00's Pixar films, but two of these Pixar films did better than others.
🏆 2 Winners from Academy Awards of 2009 including "Best Animated Feature" and "Best Music Composer" by Michael Giacchino.
This and WALL-E were the 2 Pixar movies I never watched as a kid, I wish I did watch them both when I was younger because they’re so great
I haven't watched it in a while, I remember hating it! I watched it when it was in theaters, I may watch it soon.
My thoughts on UP are basically the same as Doug’s thoughts on Lilo And Stitch, it does 1 element so spectacularly that it actually overshadows the other, in UP’s case it’s the first 10 minutes vs the rest of the movie, I thought the first 10 minutes of this movie were phenomenal, some of the most mature stuff I’ve ever seen in a Pixar movie, and I was loving it at first, and then once they get to that far away land the movie just kinda went downhill for me, it wasn’t bad by any means just not very strong, the comedy, unlike a lot of other Pixar movies, just kinda clashed with the serious moments, it wasn’t really able to smoothly transition into those moments like a lot of other Pixar movies were able to do, and the comedic stuff was way too silly and and over the top of you ask me, at a point I was like “I’m confused, is this still the same movie I started out with?” that being said the serious moments are amazing when they happen, it’s just that everything else in the movie is just...ok, nothing great, nothing awful, just...ok
my family ADORES this movie
it's very emotional, great character development, HILARIOUS and a unique story
possibly pixar's most mature film
Three movies come to mind that have quite an emotional impact on me within the first 5-10 mins. It's a Wonderful Life, Disturbia and this movie. It's impressive they can make characters that we care for so quickly. Up is especially impressive in that they were able to convey so much emotion without having to say anything.
"this is a normal story with normal people" harry potter starts like that
My all time favorite Pixar film. I just can't see how there can be anything better than this. It's just perfect. There's just nothing else like Up. This makes up for all the disappointing Pixar movies. Just. Perfect.
The shot of Carl getting is house to float again after he's thrown out all his furniture is one of my favorite shots in any movie!
"UP is my all time favorite Pixar film" I totally agree with you on this.
omg up is literally my favorite movie ever
Up was a fucking master piece of the master pieces of Pixar. Perfect emotional blend, amazing and beautiful animation and music, REALLY REALLY GREAT MORAL to the story and the solution is not plain clear day.
I will always remember this moive because I was in the hospital when I first watched it
ok ive never seen Up. i watched it last night and yeahhhhhh its REALLY REALLY GOOD.
The first ten minutes of this movie are super-over-hyped.
Everyone talks about the opening, which was great, but I thought the part where he finds the adventure book with all the pictures she added along the way was the most touching part of the movie. The musical score in the scene was just the cherry on top of an unbelievably moving moment.
My problem with this film was exactly the same reason why the nostalgia critic liked it. I could not buy into the surreal ideas of the second half because the first half was so grounded into reality. The real life, heavy dramatic issues that happened with Carl and his wife grounded this film so heavily that I could not just buy into dogs flying airplanes and superhuman strength by an old man who couldn't even walk up stairs without having to use a chair lift.
Now, Wall-E, on the other hand is essentially the same movie as far as emotions go. The first half is so grounded on the emotions being felt and portrayed by Wall-E and the second half is this crazy, whimsical environment. However the film is science fiction and therefore at any point along the movie one has to buy into whatever is being presented. You cannot do this with Up. It is easy to buy into the first half, but the second half you have to constantly remind yourself that what you see is actually taking place.
Really? I think Wall-E is meh, while I think Up is awesome.
@@reneelucero2923 I agree. I do really like Wall-E, but Up will probably always be my favorite Pixar film.
UP to me is my number one Disney movie. And sadly an overlooked one by many.
The dog's name is DUG, not DOUG.
Vits Vicente Torres 😂
Vits Vicente Torres both D U G & D O U G are pronounced the same.
@Ben Daly McKenna: I know and that's why Doug (Walker) understandably made that mistake. I'm just pointing it out.
My favorite pixar movie is Up too. Every time I see the end, I cry
UP is 15 years old!
Ed Asner gives a truly heartwarming performance as Carl
This is definitely one of PIXAR's finest achievements in their long canon and their most mature film saying about someone coming to the end of their life believing they've accomplished nothing
But like Carl we the audience can realize yes we can make our own adventures and life is essentially an adventure itself
This is funny, beautifully animated, emotional, and full of adventure with memorable characters
'Up' is an extraordinary viewing experience for kids and adults showing not only is animation an art form but storytelling too
One thing that I love the most about this film is that they are in the Venezuelan amazonian jungle, and they make it so beautiful that I feel overjoyed
I remember watching this in cinemas, man how long was it ago.
I agree with this review so much. Up is and probably always will be my favorite Pixar movie. It just hit every note for me, strong characters with plenty of development, a fantastic balance of dark and whimsical humor, beautifully stylized animation, and the score alone was more memorable than many of Disney's other soundtracks. Each and every character is so charming while still being dynamic and believable. It made me cry like a baby but at the same time it never seemed to take itself too seriously. It was a fantastic adventure for the characters and moviegoers alike.
I WILL NOT CRY, I WILL STAY STRONG!!!!!!!!!!
The first few minutes of up should be a short film
this is my favorite disney pixar film as well
i rember watching this in the thearter with my mom and little sister and my new born cuz i love this movie i love it more every time i see it again
Damnit critic, you shouldve made the description be: 'Originally aired in December 2012. Doug looks up'
I adore this film
It's hard for me to pick a favorite Pixar movie between UP and Incredibles. The kid in me, the comic nerd in me, LOVES the Incredibles. But I was out of college, going through a bad personal time when UP came out, and it just hits you. It is such a great movie! The characters make you forget you are watching a movie entirely. I cheer when they get to Paradise Falls. Those first minutes of the movie have so much to them, you feel every single ounce of Carl and Ellie's joy and sadness throughout it. Everything about the movie is just Pixar at it's best.
Up is the best movie in the world!!! They need a sequel
Up's first 10 minutes is the best love story told by any movie ever.
I watched this when it came out on DVD. I remember seeing the trailers at 7 years old and it looked awesome. I bought the DVD, and Doug is completely right. I loved it as a kid, and I still love it today. As a child, I loved Doug the dog , the bird, and the evil dog's voice. Today, I still love those, but at 13, I get sucked into the deep and heavy drama. It is nearly impossible to watch this movie without shedding a tear, with the drama with his wife. If you haven't seen it yet, do yourself a favor and watch it. (However, if you haven't, and don't want to hear a spoiler, stop reading here.) One thing I didn't realize as a kid- Ellie draws the picture of a house next to Paradise Falls and said she wants to live there. Not only is her and Carl's house just like she drew it, when the house falls off of the blimp…it lands right next to Paradise Falls. Her dream of the house being there came true. Dear God, it's so difficult to not like this movie. It's a true masterpiece in every conceivable way. Dare I say it- there have been so many animated masterpieces, but Up may be one of the greatest family films of all time. As an adult, you get sucked into the drama, as a kid, you're stunned by the visuals, and both enjoy the humor. What a true gift it is to have this film. It may be very different from his work, but if "Uncle Walt" saw this today, I truly believe it would put a tear of joy in his eye.
This movie will turn 10 years old on May 29 this year! It's really been that long
Up was probably one of the most mature and dark Disney films i've seen
Everytime I hear the theme for this movie, I all of a sudden starts to cry...
The first 10 minutes makes me cry every time
Edit the first ten minutes to 'The Clock on the Wall' (I can never remember the name, but you know what I mean) by Brandon Flowers and you have a pretty good short film.
I love Up. Up stays where it is.
"Up" is definitely one of my favorite Disney movies. Once you accept that it's story is rather silly, it becomes like Doug says a perfect movie. The first 10 minutes are amazing. With no dialogue they manage to convey Carl and Ellie's entire life story, with all the every day problems that comes with it. Even if at the end it's gets almost too silly, it's a touching and highly original film from Disney and Pixar.