"I've got a lump in my throat... again." | Ellie's Adventure | Up (2009) | First Time Watching

[@andrewortiz1784]

If you take a moment to dry out your eyes, you will notice the change in colors after looking at the adventure book. Now he can see a brighter future since his weight of regret has been lifted. The following scene is also symbolic when let's go of everything to reach new heights. All he needed at the end was the Eli badge. Up will always be in my top ten movies. 100%.

[@lunarose698]

I love it shows that Carl realized that his life with Ellie was an adventure in itself.

[@drakedy2145]

As kid at heart, Carl is one of my favourite Disney characters he taught people to cherish memories and continue a new Adventure

[@antipathy17]

"I've got a lump in my throat... again." Way to bring a grown man to tears.

[@itoyokocho.mp4]

seeing 2 dudes crying watching Up together is really wholesome, i like them

[@CrytidWolf]

2:00 “Did he not know she added some pictures” I like to think Carl has flipped thru the book hundreds of times but always stopped on “Stuff I’m Going to Do”. And in those hundreds of times, he never flipped to the next page because the pain was too much. The guilt and heartbreak that he was never able to fulfill her dreams before she passed. The sight of “what could’ve been” is just too unbearable, inciting a deep regret. Defeated once again, Carl attempts to close the book , until the page slips…

[@rots3123]

no, ellie just added it when she knows that her life was deteriorating. cause carl would have notice it of course if it was added earlier in their life together. this was ellies last message to carl.

[@connect2reality]

If you look at the hospital scene when Carl sends Ellie a balloon, you can see scotch tape and scissors on the nightstand next to her bed as she closes her book. I think Carl assumed the pages were blank because he never took her on the adventure that he had promised her, not realizing that their life together was the adventure. The pages represent everything he gave her, he assumed he hadn't given her anything she wanted when in fact he gave her everything just by being with her.

[@a_fine_edition2746]

Gonna be real, I think this scene actually gets me more than the opening does now. It's just so damn perfect and gives you that lump in the throat the entire time. Carl's reactions are what sell it honestly. That tilt up as his eyes water is so devastating, as he thinks he never fulfilled his promise to Ellie to take them there, only to see the surprise and joy as he discovers that he was her adventure. The finale of this movie overall is incredible from here on out. Triumphant, sad, and satisfying all throughout.

[@t6kr958]

I agree despite popular opinion. As good as the opening scene is, I always felt like that scene was more of a set up for this scene. This scene for me is the punchline, the real tear jerker.

[@joshuawells835]

Same

[@SliderFury1]

Same. The intro is amazing but it's also a fairly common experience, to just run out of time because life happens, and not get to "follow your dreams". This scene though, where we "get it", and understand that the life you lived, whatever it turned out to be, IS your adventure, you can and probably did MAKE it your dream, is unfortunately not something everyone reaches. And that's what makes this scene so special. It took till near the end of his life but he finally did "get it" and that's a wonderfully beautiful and inspiring message.

[@traviscummings9178]

Just when you think this movie has made you cry all your tears out, it manages to wring even more out of you

[@thepaladinauthoryoutube]

"We feasted on love; every mode of it. Solemn and merry, romantic and realistic, sometimes as dramatic as a thunderstorm, sometimes comfortable and unemphatic as putting on your soft slippers. She was my pupil and my teacher, my subject and my sovereign, my trusty comrade, friends, shipmate, fellow-soldier. My mistress, but at the same time all that any man friend has ever been to me." - C. S. Lewis on his late wife, Joy Davidman Lewis

[@markdavidmagat9866]

I think theres something beuatiful about "just turn to the next page!" The opening was amazing but this scene always, without fail, get's me to tear up!

[@g3o5d]

DUDE . . . What the ACTUAL Fu@k . . . The 1st one you did on Up had me crying ... now you release THIS? I'm over here Bawling. Thanks for these Great Compilations. 👍

[@YoureMrLebowski]

it's the music, man. the music gets ya right in the feels.

[@richardnanian2446]

Viktor Frankl, the psychologist and Holocaust survivor who wrote “Man’s Search for Meaning,” tells the story of one of his patients who was an elderly man. The man was deeply depressed after his wife had died. Frankl asked him if he thought she would have felt the same had he died. The man said instantly that she would have. Frankl then asked him if he wished she was going through that grief now instead of him. The man said no, he wouldn’t wish his pain on her. Frankl said that then this was his final gift to her. The man’s depression lifted. Frankl’s theory was that the most fundamental drive people have is not for sex (as Freud thought) or power (as Adler thought) but for meaning. People can bear any suffering if they believe that suffering is meaningful. Carl learned that his life was Ellie was her adventure, and that she found the meaning of her life in it. Carl found his meaning in that. Frankl would have approved.

[@joeyk107]

Most people usually say they love the opening scene of this movie, but this is my favorite part. Sure, the emotional moments at the beginning are amazing, but it's even better when it comes full circle in this scene, in my opinion. Up is, without a doubt, one of the greatest masterpieces ever made not only in movies, but in ANY artistic medium.

[@Chrissybrit43]

He was her greatest adventure. So, so beautiful

[@MRbug_423]

I'd say it once, but I'll say it again. That has to be the hardest and toughest thing losing with the person you love, and them going before you

[@JediPhoenix1976]

You should do a compilation of reactions to the ending, especially the final scene, that final glimpse of the house. I saw this in theaters with my kids and believe me when I tell you I was pumping my fist at that part - it was so damn perfect.

[@RomeBernstein]

FUCK EVEN ON ITS OWN IM STILL BAWLING LIKE A BABY GOD UP IS PEAK!!!😭😭😭😭😭

[@YABOIMIKEYBOI]

Something so powerful is that in this scene the part where he needs to turn the page us powerful cause represents him moving on,turning the page to a bew beginning

[@Maniac742]

This is easily the best scene in the movie. Carl is an old man full of regret when he need not be. He gave his wife everything she ever needed. She never felt her life with him was incomplete. She just didn't get the chance to say it out loud.

[@JuandeFucaU]

as an old guy myself I can say this movie is not very realistic, I mean, the old guy didn't even fart one time.

[@desconocidoa.m1173]

lol 😂😂😂

[@reinmarren9959]

Nice try but old men don’t fart. They rip ass in another dimension.

[@Davidofthelost]

Should’ve let one out bending over to get the book at least. Or a pop of the spine.

[@yourbestpallshawn4139]

Fr if it were realistic he’d be ripping ass and going to the bathroom every 10 minutes lmao.

[@arido_639]

☝🏾🤣

[@rockjohn833]

You took so long to bring this reaction, this was good emotional movie

[@carlosadryson4190]

No matter how many times I see this movie, I cry every time 😢😢

[@DarkChrystal21]

This is definitely one of those movies that really make you cry but it was very beautiful and makes you realize how precious life is and how short it can be.

[@rfmonii]

You've done two of these involving this movie. After seeing the Reactor's reactions, it's about time I sit down and watch this movie.

[@SuperScottCrawford]

Never even seen the movie and I'm all teary eyed.

[@rots3123]

if you have seen it, this scene would means a lot.

[@unwindreactions6223]

How did I miss this mash up? This was so sweet and beautiful❤❤❤

[@Fati.Ferreiro]

The "thanks for the adventure, now go have a new one! Love, Ellie" Breaks me everytime, this is how much they loved each other, even if one of them isn't around anymore that doesn't mean Carl have to end the meaning of his life he can still make memories for himself.

[@EveningSoother]

I hate when people say "Oh, if you don't _[insert random human emotion here]_ for this _[insert random piece of media content here]_ you have NO SOUL". That said, "Up" it's the exception to the rule.

[@JuandeFucaU]

as a kid we use to yell almost that exact same phrase..... at the local fish and chip shop down at our local beach whenever we walked past..... "you have NO SOLE!!!!"

[@luiscuadra]

this is the reasson when i wacth thounsands of time seen this movie because this movie is so emotional and most depresing disney pixar movie then i ever seen in my life when i was a kid, this scene is so depresing and emotional and the 15 minutes are too of the begining of the movie, i gotta say disney pixar up is my favorite and best disney pixar movie of all time, 10/10 a masterpiece.

[@mcjim256]

I always said Pixar could make the toughest man cry in 15 minutes, but I was wrong. Only takes 3:16. Thanks Mr. Lebowski!

[@chadgaming8288]

This proves that Up/Disney And Pixar makes us fans cry in EVERY movie they make. My brother-in law, my sister, and myself got a little teary eyed in Onward.

[@greysenhucek635]

I actually just got the Lego up set recently and I want to build it but I also don't because I love up and the set is amazing but if I open it it could get ruined but seeing this made me decide to build it because life is full of adventure and I need to live like it so thanks for making this video and helping me decide rest in peace Ed asner you will never be forgotten

[@ulfberht4431]

Gosh, I really wish I saw this movie in theatres. Just seeing the married life scene and this scene would’ve been so amazing. And you know what, had I cried, I wouldn’t be ashamed. Never be ashamed to cry for moments like this.

[@skylermaves7272]

The other most depressing part of this movie

[@korganrocks3995]

Also the most uplifting part of this movie!

[@TheDissident77]

Great movie. Nuff said.

[@Hechete]

When and how she asked 'does a love like this exist?' I broke a little. Cause honestly, yes it does exist. But it's made and there is NO shortcut. 10 years into marriage, I can't imagine how couples in their 6 decade anniversaries feel.

[@Thegamingexpert81]

This was awesome!!

[@Doggieworld3Show]

You all are making me cry.

[@HarrisMiller-qw6xh]

If you get the chance get a clip from the untouchables, the elevator scene or the shooting of malone, Sean Connery picked up an oscar for his performance and rightly so, the film had so many great performances all round it was hard to pick a scene there was so many, well worth the watch

[@YoureMrLebowski]

lots of great scenes. my favorite is the shootout at the train station.

[@HarrisMiller-qw6xh]

@YoureMrLebowski another one of my favourite scenes, I remember denzel telling a Connery story a while back, they was both up for an award that night and denzel thought he had a good chance, they called up Sean, to announce the contenders and winner for a different film, he got a standing ovation that lasted about ten minutes straight and that's denzel knew he was gonna miss out! 😉

[@antoniojrbaga1101]

yeah..but who took all that pictures? 😁😁😁, nah, just kiddin guys.

[@ABSolution2468]

This is the antithesis to "Cyberpunk:Edgerunner": Ellie never got what she wanted at the beginning, but spent her life with her love, and found meaning and happiness. Lucy got what she wanted in the beginning, but lived her life devoid of her love, who had become her meaning and happiness.

[@luiscuadra]

And can You do a reaction in the scene when carl is with russell and he giving the ticket of ellie to russel at the end of the movie.

[@eduardomauriciorinconcasta807]

Movie beautiul sweet and sad carl and ellie good so sad 😢

[@lukeborne3253]

Whose cutting onions

[@antoniojrbaga1101]

better love story than twilight huh..LOL

[@AlyssaK83]

But which is a worse love story; twilight or 50 shades? 😏

[@luiscuadra]

do more reactions to Up, please.

[@user-lb9xw4xf2q]

Stupid me, thought I was just going to watch some crying, but ended up doing some crying.

[@ThatOneMemer74]

Yep… this and the beginning of the movie (first ten minutes) got me so bad

[@billballoo7881]

Wait until you have to live that

[@NadeemShekh-uy9zn]

Do a video like this on the movie RRR

[@amuroray9115]

I watched that entire movie. It was insane lol. I was impressed with the Indian Studio that made it

[@BeyondHelp15]

Does it go by anything else? Or is that literally the name of the movie

[@sessie127]

can you do the scene form viking, i am ivar the boneless?

[@eduardomauriciorinconcasta807]

Movie beautiul sweet and sad carl and ellie good so sad 😢

[@eduardomauriciorinconcasta807]

Movie beautiul sweet and sad carl and ellie good so sad 😢

[@eduardomauriciorinconcasta807]

Movie beautiul sweet and sad carl and ellie good so sad 😢

[@eduardomauriciorinconcasta807]

Movie beautiul sweet and sad carl and ellie good so sad 😢