TOP "Carl & Ellie Married Life" Reactions! Up 2009 Movie Reaction *First Time Watching*

[@1marconisa]

One of the best love stories ever - all in 7 minutes with no dialogue. Now, that is art!

[@prollins6443]

Do not forget the music! The musical cues help define this scene so well!

[@donp1964]

My wife and I have been together for 41 years, and it hasn’t always been easy, but to remind her that I love her, every now and then I will put on some music, maybe our wedding song, and waltz her around the room. This scene is a powerful reminder to cherish what you have while you still have it.

[@Chris-ev5ok]

Cherish her. I wish to have what you have, one day. ❤

[@DiegoTarazone]

Sir god bless you and your wife ❤️

[@kevinslayzak1214]

Truth..the older you get,,the heavier the losses you take... cherish what you have before it's gone 🔥

[@kenlangston3451]

This scene really hits me hard because I live with my grandparents who have been married 71 years. My grandmother is 89 and my grandfather is 92. She is very talkative like Ellie and he is quiet like Carl. Simply an amazing scene that doesn’t need any dialogue. They get married and her funeral is in the same church. She ties his tie every day but switches to bow ties when the arthritis in her hands gets too painful. So many incredible little touches like that

[@waynebuckland7879]

I think the bow tie is when he has stopped working.

[@waynebuckland7879]

well its not really that but just that he's old and it suits his situation.

[@redmustangredmustang]

Just be happy you still have them and be with them as much as you can. I lost both my grand mothers within a year. One due to a fall that led to a stroke and then pneumonia. She was 86 and with my grandfather for 69 years. Honestly it was the best thing because she would required total care at a nursing home for the rest of her life. She prayed for death and got it. Then my other grandmother died due to COVID in January 2021. My grandfather is all the grandparents I got left. He's 92 and I always call him at least once or twice a week Just don't ever regret ever not spending enough time with them.

[@kenlangston3451]

@ thank you. I cherish every day with them. I am sorry for your loss.

[@blitzkrieg1711]

Vkunia: The 3 things that make me cry are Love, Old people, and Death. The movie Director/Producers "Fetch me her SOUL"

[@robertwoods3871]

Pixar said, "Catch this three piece"

[@zhorenlogg]

That black tear is such a mood

[@jamesjones8482]

I can relate to this movie. My wife was diagnosed with her first cancer 6 months after our wedding. She was told she couldn't have children by M. D. Anderson Hospital. Many years later she was diagnosed with a different cancer. We were married for 37 years, before she passed. I loved her, but she had such a hard life. ❤

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

🥺

[@nikwalters1029]

The fact that this always makes me cry and I'm sitting here watching it multiple times...

[@FRLEditsYT]

+

[@tonyhaynes9080]

If I can't have a love like Gomez and Morticia, then I want one like Carl and Ellie.

[@kevinviklen3611]

The number of dads who took their kids to a Pixar film and got their hearts ripped out only minutes in was enormous when this played in theatres.

[@alfredsmith6381]

Yep. I was one. Admiring the brilliance of it and tending to my "allergies." 😄

[@Tewhill357]

The most merciless first ten minutes in movie history. It's Saving Private Ryan level emotional.

[@bobkarafin]

This movie hit me especially hard since not even a year before, my newborn daughter died (in my arms!) just twelve hours after she was born; needless to say I was crying in the theater…

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

🥺 I'm so sorry.

[@TheAlmostward]

One of the best intos to a movie, and the most emotional

[@emmakai2243]

A lesson in showing and not telling.

[@israelparper6080]

I had to remind myself when I first saw this scene that this was supposed to be a kid's movie! This film does a better love story in 8 minutes without dialogue than all four twilight movies combined.

[@Lyte-Iris]

It's a insult to compare up to twilight. Up is a actual movie

[@leonardsmith1175]

One of the best pieces of film making ever. It reminds people that the most important thing in life is love. Especially now that people have forgotten it.

[@SuRoFo]

The second reactor got to me the most because of her age, it felt like she related more to the passage of time moments than the younger reactors.

[@luiscuadra]

This scene is gotta be one of the most hearbreaking scenes in any Pixar movie, UP is my favoriote pixar movie ever.

[@troytheberge2856]

“You guys know the three things that make me cry are love, old people and death” oh no

[@SuperKiobi13]

Making us relive the first minutes of up over and over is like emotional torture

[@janjansionosa2038]

Not tearing up or bawling in this scene is a serious capital punishment. No matter how many times I see this, will always be a tear-jerking moment.

[@levilandes1719]

I love this movie, pumps you full of endorphins, kicks you in the face, endorphins again, immediately soul crushing dispair. Wild ride, and that's ten minutes of movie.

[@ace1usmc]

So many people get the baby thing wrong. They all seem to think that "she can't get pregnant" in the scene in the doctor's office. What they all miss is that Ellie is actually pregnant, which is why in the preceding scene you see them getting the room ready for the arrival of a baby (they actually bought a crib and toys). She actually lost the baby, which is why you see her (and Carl) so devastated.

[@KCohere33]

I got the impression that she lost the baby and that made her unable to have babies afterwards so double whammy of pain there.

[@aurorah0982]

Yeah, she probably miscarried... 😢

[@Tensen01]

Yeah that reaction in the yard was not the reaction of someone who found out they couldn't have kids, that was someone who lost a child.

[@ZarkowsWorld]

Exactly - it was a severe miscarriage and then the news that most likely it will happen to every new try to. My sister in law had the same experience and it is devastating.

[@Gandorhar]

I think most peoples brains just default to the "less" depressing possibility, even tho I agree they make it quite obvious that they lost the baby.

[@Uzbug]

I lost my wife to cancer in October 2014. We married in November 2010. Found out we were unlikely to have children as we both have/had disabilities. Cannot watch this sequence without emotion given how close to home this gets.

[@Chris-ev5ok]

So sorry for your loss. ❤

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

🥺 I'm so sorry.

[@todderickson2435]

I have come to the conclusion that this is one of the most brilliant movies ever made. 🎈

[@brantfrans8595]

An amazing movie. The opening was so sad. Especially when they find out she can't have children and when she dies. A wonderful film.

[@michaellyons5208]

Probably the most love filled, soul crushing first ten minutes of a movie, ever. I sat, watching this with the love of my life, knowing she had already lost two babies, and was now diagnosed with terminal cancer at 43. I Bawled like a toddler. And held her hand as she passed not long after. And to this day this scene will never not get to me. And I'm not embarrassed. Shirt cuff soaked.

[@300672]

Another great edition, it was cool that you included new channels, brought in new faces.👍🏻

[@sammylane21]

What's hysterical about this movie is that Carl could afford a sustainable income on Zoo employee's salary to afford a split level house in San Francisco. 😂🤣😂🤣Not today at least.

[@Can_O_Crayola]

It still never fails to get to me how much of a tone shift it is halfway through, and the fact that you don't need to hear a word of dialogue to understand what is happening. Two people's entire adventure together, and you can understand the love they had without ever hearing a word out of either of them. And it's something that I think everyone can get, no matter how old they are.

[@Ai.Why-SoloPlayer]

"Till Death Separate Us" "You Have Your Own Journey" -Up

[@sliverwolf1992]

Anyone who doesn't cry at the film up when they watch the beginning of it are not human. It's so emotional and I only watch it when i need a good cry to get it out of my system, because sometimes I struggle to do so but this film always makes me cry it's like a emotional tool to get all my sad feelings out.

[@MisterPlague]

I am human. I just understand that its the life cycle. Feel bad when its something like a child's death or a terrible murder or something. These people lived their lives. You dont have to feel bad for them.

[@sliverwolf1992]

@MisterPlague I know that it's a life cycle but it still makes me cry, It's still heartbreaking to watch. Plus I've never even been close to having that kind of beautiful relationship, and as I'm getting closer to my old age I wonder if I ever will.

[@JanieCordova]

This movie always reminds me of my grandpa and my grandma, sadly her lover had passed away before I could properly talk and see him, I always cry to think that their love is the sweetest and she misses him. She starts to think I’m him since she’s having signs of dementia, and mainly only remembers him and her daughter, but I would always get recognized as him. I wish life wasn’t so cruel! 😢🙁💔

[@MarkBenefield-iq2pm]

That first 12.46 minutes will break your heart even if you're only 25% human ❤❤❤❤!

[@Sovreign071]

My mom cannot watch this movie just because of this opening. Too many painful memories.

[@BaddestBan]

I keep recrying with each reactor 😅 What an amazing movie.

[@jesteralfonso8409]

After I watched these reactors to these pixar movie. I want to see it and I can't believe it was released in 2009! How I have miss these movie?. It looks so heart warming and good for family to watch together.

[@kirkcasteel7070]

My wife and I are going on almost 11 years and it hits so much more and reminds us to cherish and love. Especially when it's not easy

[@davidbennett1357]

Pixar told a better love story in 8 minutes with minimal dialogue than Twilight managed to do in FOUR WHOLE MOVIES.....

[@claymccoy]

Ha!

[@traviscummings9178]

"Pixar, we said give us something that tugs on our heartstrings, not something that tears them out!" 😭

[@patriciaroberts308]

I absolutely adore this movie!!! The actor Ed Asner voiced Carl in this movie "Up". Ed was the perfect voice for Carl!!! 🌟 💕 "UP" was a rollercoaster of emotions, and I enjoyed every twist and turn of it. The animation is exquisite!!! I 💯 recommend this movie, 🆙 🏡 🌟

[@alfredsmith6381]

One of the most brilliant story arcs done in about 10 minutes. Awesome job, Pixar writers.

[@joshuawells835]

The opening scene doesn't get me as much as later in the film, when he finds that she filled her adventure book with pictures of their married life and left the caption, "Thanks for the adventure - now go have a new one! Love, Ellie"

[@SVPSkins]

Fun Fact, it was orignally going to be just a short film but they ended up making it in to a full film.

[@ozkaz13]

Pain is the price we pay for love.

[@kennethzimmermann7351]

This is amazing storytelling, not a word of dialogue and you get hit with so much emotion

[@ExpectTheUnexpected-kh1mc]

Bro I'm not even married and this is hitting me hard 😭😭😭

[@johnnystorm5543]

You knew this was going to have some reactors bawling.

[@MarkBenefield-iq2pm]

Blissfilx is #1 on this movie and Natalie Gold #2 that crushes my heart ❤️💖🙏❤️!

[@anthonywright460]

Pixar really knows how to hit the spot. A 10 minute sequence showing the realities of life. Blink and you miss it...😢

[@brianvernon249]

This was me & my love Dec 2003 to 1/8/23 when she had a stroke that took her out for good on 7/23/23 & plug pulled 7/29/23. I was 9.5 years her junior. Now I’m 47 with no family, like Carl. I miss my firecracker. I do have my Dug. My Shiba Inu is my living teddy bear.

[@NotSoFast71]

I love this movie. I have the Funko Pop figures of Carl and Ellie. They remind me of me and my girlfriend of over 25 years but in a different way. Her mom was always in poor health and my girlfriend was always by her side. Then, sadly her mom passed and eventually we were able to go on our own "adventures" together. We have been able to go on several trips together that we previously couldn't do. This movie reminds us to make the most of every day together because you never know when the adventures will be over with.

[@mgjkoehler]

You do such a good job with these.

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@mudflapsmoviereviews]

The most beautiful Disney movie moment of all time

[@TheLordofthewolf]

I just noticed that one of the bride's guests fired into the air inside the church. 😂

[@glenpark4373]

Pixar knew exactly how to kick everyone's heart right in the nuts twice in 10 minutes....

[@sammylane21]

As brilliantly written as this movie was, it has one wrinkle that had to be there for the story to click. Carl and Ellie COULD have adopted but for some reason they didn't.

[@peteinthedesert7082]

How can 7 minutes of no dialogue, be soooo emotional? My personal opinion: "Up" was the last good Pixar movie... until Incredibles 2 (9 years after "Up"). Besides Incredibles, Pixar tugged on human emotions with non-human entities (bugs, toys, cars, fish, robots, rats). So they really went for emotion in this movie, because who wants to see an animated movie about an old guy? Well, start by telling a fun emotional short story (Carl & Ellie), with NO DIALOGUE, ...and now the viewer knows why Mr. Fredricksen is so bitter! But the viewer instantly has an emotional connection with him, makes the movie more compelling. ...and the movie did better than its predecessors did in the box office too (Ratatouille, Wall-E, and surprisingly, Cars!).

[@eduardomartin8510]

Hahaha, the first girl tried to be very logical and sorta funny but eventually was beaten by the movie's emotional impact.

[@miggyboy3786]

My dumb butt waiting for the guy on the top right to move.

[@troynunley8161]

Breathe, Natalie 😢 BREATHE!!!

[@MidnightWanderer]

All these ladies getting all misty eyed. 🤨 And....rightfully so.😔

[@SeanMcReynolds025]

I thought love would last forever… I was wrong 😢

[@justinchristoph3725]

I haven't seen this many people crying over an animated character dying since Bambi's mother was shot.

[@curtismartin2866]

This is a special kind of cruel. Haven't watched this since sobbing in the theater.

[@hungchoonghow5857]

This Pixar movie has magic in the first ten minutes. Woke Hollywood drove genius John Lassetter, the magician away because of politics.

[@thedeepfriar745]

This film is the brain child of Pete Docter, not John Lasseter

[@Pandaemoni]

26:32 That is not The Mirandalorian, I believe that channel is Sasha of Russia Reacts (Edit: I was close. It's called "Dasha Reacts" and I think she is Russian).

[@nemranaurapsag1138]

Каждый раз плачу в конце этой сцены ком в горле а ведь мы так и живем Откладываем свою мечту чуть дальше потому что что-то мешает сейчас потом ещё чуть-чуть потом ещё а потом ты уже слишком стар чтобы исполнить свою мечту

[@palious13]

I can only watch it once or twice at a time. That is how sad it makes me.

[@MINKIN2]

"Cry Porn". Everyone who watches reaction channels can't wait for this to come round. Just like The Green Mile, My Girl or that episode of Buffy.

[@819phoenix]

If she doesn’t cry watching this movie 🚩🚩🚩

[@mmclaurin8035]

Back when Pixar wasn't run by lunatics

[@DeathWatchChampion]

You're a psychopath if you can watch this without crying

[@bjornhofer2647]

This is how to seperate Ai from human, Ai won't cry here

[@alharron2145]

Where did you find that Adrianna Lazaro video?

[@therewasacrookedman5892]

You misnamed your last reactor.

[@CCJJ160Channels]

He stops wearing ties after she dies. 😢

[@phillipwhite948]

But wait, I can make it worse! There's a clip of Carl and Ellie's montage set to Alan Jackson's "Remember When". Thank me later.

[@jsharp3165]

I did not notice before that there are different versions of the labels on the Paradise Falls fund jar. I'm assuming the drawing is used in the non-English-speaking prints. Cool. But why does Natalie Gold's copy have the drawing? Streaming service choice, I suppose?

[@RM6737]

Pixar does slightly different versions for different markets/cultures. For example, in the movie Inside Out, the american version has the dad thinking about ice hockey when mom is talking to him, but in most other countries the dad is thinking about football (soccer).

[@sandgrownun66]

A reactor watching a reactor. Whatever next?

[@valentinek.t3327]

Back when Pixar was Pixar and not woke Disney

[@jorgealexis6569]

Screen Maureen 😢

[@MrArea51999]

Man. Who the hell is cutting unions??😢😢

[@Ya_boi_ray__]

my fault I was making soup want some?

[@alexjohnson9630]

EMOTIONAL DAMAGE.

[@fabiencoze9829]

Yep . Another tour de force movie by Pixar ...

[@40ozmangi]

trying to muster up my hydration for this ... cmon ....

[@marcboss6]

The End. Now that would’ve been funny.

[@allensaunders449]

A miscarriage I think

[@alonsovasquez7231]

The opening for this movie SUCKS!!!

[@marksugimoto9708]

😭

[@williammccullough2466]

Ah, the opening of Up…an emotional ball-bat to the face. Thanks Pixar for making me sob like a little girl with a skinned knee in a theater full of people on opening day! Appreciate it. Seriously. Dammit. Lol

[@danielthompson2894]

I swear you people talk too much. How do you even know what's going on in the movie when you won't shut up

[@Nic-ye2yz]

Nobody wants to see people just staring at a screen

[@leke_1020]

@@Nic-ye2yzplus people can clearly see what’s going in the movie. It’s a very emotional scene

[@KCohere33]

You must not watch a lot of reaction videos. That is kind of the point of them.

[@CenturionMariusVinicius]

This might sound crazy to you, but you watch things with your eyes, not with your mouth.

[@cripplermaximus]

Movies shouldn’t be allowed to be this sad. Lol.