First Time Watching Up - Did I need the tissues for this one?
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Did you notice the tape dispenser and scissors on the hospital nightstand as Ellie was dying? It looks like she added those "Stuff I'm Going to Do" pages while she was in the hospital. The final note she wrote also seems to be written by someone who knew she would soon die. I agree with @LooDoesStuff that the moment Carl finds those extra pages is the emotional climax of the movie and turning point in Carl's character. People always talk about the first 10 minutes being so sad, but for me it was just setup. No real character growth takes place in that time. It just establishes a context for the rest of the movie. Also the movie would not be what it is without the fantastic score my Michael Giacchino. His "Married Life" theme dominates those first 10 minutes and recurs at some points during the movie.
I realised during editing that this was written and done by her towards the end. Beautiful moment
So many little details that I love in this movie. I love that Carl became the father figure that Russell didn’t have
The moment where he finds out he was Ellie’s adventure always makes me cry
And the father he never got to be.
The whimsical unrealism is part of the point of the movie. It's a very over-the-top adventure story, like one you would read in a children's book, which accentuates and thematically relates to Carl learning to tap into his inner child and finally move on from his past with Ellie.
Christopher Plummer was the father in The Sound of Music. One of his most iconic role.
I CANNOT watch the opening sequence without crying. 😢
Dug is AWESOME! And the "SQUIRREL!!" joke and "The Cone Of Shame" have become part of my everyday vocabulary. 😉
I also think this movie appealed to me because I am older (probably about 20 years on you, I'd guess,) so it's bittersweet. It's about grief, and letting yourself be open to friendship and love again after a devastating loss. Not to mention, figuring out what is really important, and letting go of what isn't.
The first seven minutes of this movie is better than, almost, any other love story out there. It's amazing how much they pack into those scenes.
Fun fact: The reason Doug was able to find the bird when none of the other dogs could, is because he is a Golden Retriever. They are hunting and tracking dogs, the rest of the dogs are guard dog breeds. And thats why the others, probably, make fun of him. He isn't as strong, fast, or vicious as them, so they think he is weak.
Ed Asner was the voice of Inspector Cosgrove on "Freakazoid" back in the 1990s. As great of a job as Asner did here, I kept half-expecting Carl to ask Freakazoid if he'd like to get a fat-free yogurt or encouraging the kids in the audience to chant "Hugbees!"
Disney+ has a series called dug days. It’s a bunch of shorts showcasing domesticated dug with occasional appearances by Carl and Russell
The prediction you made, asking if carls mission was suicidal, was correct. He was going to Paridise Falls to die alone in the home he made with Elly
Definitely a sad and loving movie, I cried every time when I rewatched it.
I saw this movie 3 days after my Grandma's funeral because I thought "I could use a Pixar pick me up!"
(p.s. nice shirt! I work on that show, haha)
Oof thats brutal!
And really? It's my favourite disney+ marvel property! I have the whole figure line too.
If you haven't already, check out my reaction to the first season.
I was on board for every episode.
Great work!
@@AdamfromFWCI Say no more!!! And glad you enjoy the show!
Likewise
👍Coco, Bolt, Tangled, & Meet the Robinsons are worth watching
He has a reaction to Coco on his channel!
@@MittensZoratangled as well!
(Why is he with that Small Mailman).. LMAO 🤣😂
Disney+ did a great little short series called "Dug Days" that chronicles what happened immediately after the movie, and I highly recommend it! The shorts themselves are about things happening to Dug as Carl's dog, so the following isn't really a spoiler if you don't want to watch the series:
Carl sells the air ship and uses the money to buy a new house for himself and Dug. I assume he split the money with Russell, too, because he and his mom move in to the house right next door. 😊
I love how little the US understands the metric system that they measured things in prohibition paddy wagons before using feet
I love this movie. The part when she dealing with reality that she can't have kids, had me in tears😭
Loved this movie nice video !!!!!
such a sweet movie
(Come on spit it out) .. literally did 🤣 omg love this Movie 🍿
l remember going to see this in theaters for my 9th bday with my mom, but gatdam those first 10 mins or so l loved watching this for my bday and happy to see you liked it too, have a great day fam
In ratatouille theres a shadow of a dog that looks just like Doug when remys going thru the pipes after he escape the old lady
Carl is Best Character in pixar! ❤
I've been saying since this movie came out that I need one of those colors like Doug has for my cat
16:32 i thought this was an ad
Emperors New Groove was one of my favorites as a kid. Funny movie
Dug's colorblind "green one" is such a good joke.
Thx for the reaction
UP just might be the greatest...SQUIRREL!...animated film of all time. It certainly is my favorite of the classic PIXAR films.
Please big hero 6 next
being brazilian, when you put the bit about the velociraptor bird you guys have over there, it kinda got me confused hearing my birth language in one of your videos LOL
Inadvertently speaking other languages is tight!
Eli made the picture book while in hospital
That up sequence in the always sunny episode where the gang are caught in a shop robbery will hot differently now lol. Cheers for doing these man. I haven't seen most of these films in years and you're reminding me how great they are. I'm glad they just killed muntz '1 dead fictional dog is a tragedy 1000 dead fictional people is a statistic '
Oh? what episode was that?
@@AdamfromFWCI I think it's called the gang saves the day?
got dumped after 4 years together, half a bottle of whiskey deep, here we go haha
Even at 23, just the first 20 minutes of this movie kills me, reminds me of how there isnt much in it for this life for it to all mean nothing, and then an eternity to wait for it to become worthwhile
Oh god! Do you want some Baileys?
But seriously, sorry to hear that.
My Adam Sandler 100% Fresh reaction is underrated and you can join me in weeping over Farley too if you like. I recommend it if you need a pick me up
@@AdamfromFWCI Lovely stuff mate, cheers for the reply
I can't believe how many reviewers question the fact that the dogs can not only fly planes but use them to attack. Has no one ever heard of areal dog fights? (it's literally a thing of the past given the technologies of today, but from WW1 through the Vietnam war it was a very real thing.. :) )
Lol cheers Jim, yes I know a dog fight is an aerial duel between 2 planes, i just wasnt expecting a pun to manifest into an army of impossible technology mid climax lol
My grandpa looked like him too. I am George costanza. I’ve been mistaken for him in public a couple times
You don't watch Disney and Pixar for REALITY. It would be idiotic to think that a company that specializes in fairytales and swashbuckling adventures would be steeped in such nonsense as reality. American Cinema is built on the American tradition of heroic characters meeting success through adversity.
I understand what you mean, but other Disney and Pixar movies have managed to tell fantastic tales and not take huge leaps of faith like Up did.
Randomly landing in viewing distance of the destination.
The old man never eating.
The sheer impossible nature (both in story and in science) of the reveal of the balloons...
I just think they've done a better job in other movies :)
@@AdamfromFWCI I understand what you mean, but if the movie were really concerned about being grounded in realisms, there would be no reason to make it animated. They had a beautiful (if impossible) imagery of a house floating with balloons, and if it were a live action movie nobody would be able to suspend their disbelief. The medium itself is what allows this to work as much as it does. As for things like traveling distances or eating, it's just boring to have in your movie. They need to keep their film within the hour and a half run time and keep the pacing snappy and engaging for the audience. (i'm an animation student, i'm learning to make movies like this)
@Panthere Noire7 I think the details im talking about are pretty easily included in the story though.
We could have seen the old man enjoying a specific Berry or something that reminds him of his wife and won't share it with the kid, then when they land its in abundance and he sees how much the kid enjoys them too.
You could set the destination near massive landmark like a mountain they can see the apex of above the clouds and make THAT the destination they're looking to find since it'll lead them to the cliffs they end up at.
The balloons....? I dunno show him glance at a giant helium supply on the building site, then glance at big industrial pipe connected and laying near his fence or something.
They wouldn't have to be major plot points, but this movie did seem just completely ignore those details.
Still a fun movie, but that was my main observation.
I appreciate your expert opinion and im curious if my suggestions hold any weight with a professional
@@AdamfromFWCI There are a few things established early in the movie like that. For example, Ellie ends up working at a zoo caring for tropicals birds (there's also a lot of bird imagery surrounding Elie), so Carl telling Russel to find the Snipe sorta connects them through Elie's interests. Carl in that same montage works at a balloon cart, and we see the balloons make his cart float. I do get the house landing at the exact right spot pretty convenient, but i'm willing to overlook it for the poetic imagery.
Also i really enjoy your reactions. I leave them one while i'm working, it's always nice to have different people's opinions on films.
@Panthere Noire7 you make a great point, this movies plot is definitely more symbolic than literal.
Glad you are enjoying the content 😊
I think the beginning is desynced a bit
There's some errors there
Brave is my favorite Pixar movie! Please I Clyde this on your list, I think you would enjoy it!
The implication is that Russell is in foster care. His father is not around enough to teach him anything and he calls his main guardian by her first name.
His parents are divorced and Phyllis is his Dad's new wife. His Mom is there applauding at the end.
Unpopular opinion: the first 10 amazing minutes hold up the rest of an okay movie, which averages it out to a "good" movie.
I saw a theory explaining how this entire film is the fantasy of a miserable, dementia riddled Carl living in the nursing home. Gotta say, it makes more sense that way, plus adds another sad factor.
How about the "Carl is dead/dying and Russell is his guiding angel into the afterlife" theory?