UP was the first movie that has made me cry within the first 15 mins 😭

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[@hellsingtv4653]

Go watch arcane series its going to make you cry

[@avarun4434]

Please watch venom 2 👍

[@Lyle_K]

Inside out is another great Movie that has some similar themes.

[@IHopegood]

Do you want a hug? I too have my fair share of crying 13 minutes into this movie. I know when someone needs a hug.. but do YOU need one? *virtual hugs from all of us to you* 🙂

[@HawkKing2000]

I predict that if you ever see another Pixar move called Ratatouille, it WILL make your top 10. Just sayin :)...

[@chansell15]

This movie tells a better love story in 15 minutes then most films tell in 2 hours

[@chadbailey7038]

👏🏾 💯

[@baptisteherlin5767]

Better love story than Twilight

[@aerthreepwood8021]

@@baptisteherlin5767 Did we time travel to 2006?

[@aerthreepwood8021]

I'm sure if you reduced a lot of movies to just their story beats, you could probably do it to a lot of movies and retain their emotional impact.

[@Otokichi786]

Another Empathy test that doesn't take a long time. ("Train To Busan," for example.)

[@drakeredwingofficial]

Rest in everlasting peace, Ed Asner. He's the guy who played Mr. Fredricksen, and he died earlier this year (August, I think)

[@ARC5555Fives]

And Christopher Plummer, he died a while ago

[@GhostX122]

😔rip

[@raimboy2001]

@@GhostX122 The guy who dub mr fredricksen here in brazil was a legend also, a true comedian he died sometime ago, this was one of his last dubs... rip!

[@megadiabrous]

i love death

[@jessefarrow9443]

Brings a more beautiful meaning to when he joins his wife and lives out the rest of his days in their favorite place

[@garuna5688]

The beginning is obviously very sad but for me the most emotional part is when Carl opens the adventure book and it says "thanks for the adventure now go have a new one."

[@lucasmorais7646]

That is also the high point of the movie for me.

[@MWSin1]

@@lucasmorais7646 Sad and happy aren't mutually exclusive. In fact, they can make each other more powerful.

[@lucasmorais7646]

@@MWSin1 I know. I just think the scene where Carl finds out what awaits him in the adventure book is the most beautiful and well constructed scene in the whole movie and sometimes people don't mention it.

[@rexarsenio9447]

That's the part where I actually cried. I was pleasantly surprised because it was a lot shorter than the first sequence, too.

[@detectivenora]

I burst into tears

[@terryloh8583]

I remember when Conan Obrien talked about seeing Up in the theater with his kids and how all the fathers were biting their fists and stuff to keep from bawling in front of their kids when Ellie dies, and I thought, 'oh come on.' And then months later I decided to watch it with a date, and when it got to that part I pretended to stretch and lean my head way back so she couldn't see me wiping my eyes. It's some of the most effective storytelling I've ever seen, and anyone who doesn't feel anything must have a stone for a heart.

[@lilyLovesStories]

I find it endearing when a man let his tears fall in the presence of something so beautiful & sad. I've seen men cry towards the ending of Train To Busan & that's a zombie movie

[@AL-fl4jk]

@@lilyLovesStories that is not just a zombie movie, it is a kick in the soul

[@lilyLovesStories]

@@AL-fl4jk that is true. I bawled my eyes out & my soul hurted

[@biggreenblob]

Lol imagine being so insecure that you feel the need to hide the fact that you had a normal emotional response.

[@Sindraug25]

@@biggreenblob Lol imagine being so insecure that you feel the need to criticize how others deal with it just so you can say, "Look at me, everyone! I'm better than him!"

[@jacobalbores]

That opening montage is a Pixar short in itself. Still one of the most heartbreaking sequences I've seen. If you haven't seen it yet, Inside Out is also a good one to add to your list.

[@doncotton3638]

I second your suggestion for "Inside Out". Both of these movies: brilliant.

[@christianwise637]

@@doncotton3638 And to complete the Pete Docter emotional gut-punch trifecta, Soul

[@yoongisgummysmile9648]

Inside out and soul are my fav pixar movies I fourth this suggestion . Inside out is probably my favourite one because of my mental health issues and the theme of toxic positivity and importance of sadness 👏👏

[@msdarby515]

Inside Out is my NUMBER ONE animated movie!

[@WisteriaDrake]

My favorite part about the opening is it's totally heartbreaking... from Carl's POV. If you rewatch it thinking about Ellie, you can tell in her final moments that she was totally satisfied with her life. Once she met Carl, it was never about going to Paradise Falls, it was about going to Paradise Falls *with Carl*. Living her entire life in that house with the man she loved was the important bit. Carl realizes this in the end, when he casually tosses out all of his furniture and eventually lets even the house go. They're just things, and they were never the important part of his life with Ellie. She was.

[@LadiesmanB007]

Dug is the best illustration of a golden retriever ever. Nails their personalities 😂

[@jessetorres8738]

Fun trivia note: The kid who voices Russell didn't originally audition for the role, his younger brother did but the producers felt he was too young for the role, so they asked the older brother to voice Russell instead.

[@texting7856]

The original kid must've felt sad :(

[@xanderluke1515]

Good villain origin story: living in his big bro's shadow

[@ParzivalTheThird]

That’s the reverse of how they cast Finn from Adventure Time. His older brother played the character in the original 2006 Nickelodeon short, but by 2010 when they adapted it into a series, they felt he was too old for it, so they cast his younger brother instead. And so Jeremy Shada became the iconic voice of the series.

[@averysteffen1732]

If that happened between my brother and I, he would never forgive me. He has always thought as me as the "favorite" child.

[@lilyLovesStories]

Wow, way to go & form a wedge & jealousy between brothers

[@maxnorton1209]

If you don’t cry at the end of the beginning montage, you may have no soul. I cried when I first watched it, but I cried even harder when I showed it to my daughters after my wife, their mother died. Especially because it was only after two natural miscarriages and two failed attempts with IVF that we finally succeeded at having our twin daughters. The reality of the emotions in the montage hit extra hard and personal.

[@michaelriddick7116]

God bless you and your family :( 💘

[@maxnorton1209]

@@michaelriddick7116 Thanks.

[@gonk_ch]

i wish you and your family all the best in life and your future endeavors, my friend, wherever they may bring you to.

[@justhereforkicks8208]

Oh my gosh I can’t imagine that, I’m sorry that happened. May better days be ahead filled with laughter and good memories.

[@tbakhalid4781]

I wish you and your family eternal blissfulness. Your wife went with trust that you would become the world for your daughters. Don't worry she's really happy for you too and wish you happiness.

[@DouglasJohnson.]

One of Pixar's best, and that's saying a lot.

[@spddracer]

That's a high bar.

[@jessicacaleno1998]

Pixar has produced many good films dafaq u talking about

[@almas4663]

I mean..It's only first 15 minutes that are good..The rest if pretty meh

[@danieldickson8591]

@@almas4663 I can guarantee that is very much a minority opinion.

[@almas4663]

@@danieldickson8591 I mean Pixar has much, *much* deeper and stronger movies, while all you remember about up is it's first 15 minutes and an image of a flying house. The rest of the story is unmemorable and not as good. Even Cars are much more interesting story-wice.

[@syzygy21055]

The first 15 minutes of Up is a masterpiece of visual storytelling.

[@noahschultz9031]

Up is one of my favorite Disney movies ever and in my opinion one of the greatest movies ever made

[@aerthreepwood8021]

"It's never too late " Sometimes it is and sometimes you just have to make yourself alright with that.

[@Little1Cave]

RIP to the great Ed Asner and Christopher Plummer (voices of Carl Fredrickson and Charles Muntz). ❤️

[@gawainethefirst]

So…Granny Goodness and General Chang?

[@danielkingjr197]

RIP To These Great Legends 🕊🖤👑🙏

[@brucechmiel7964]

Superman from Hell’s heart I stab at thee.

[@JinxTheLooneyToon915]

UP is the first Pixar/second animated/third Disney movie to be nominated for an Academy Award for *BEST PICTURE.*

[@TrackMaster844]

My wife and I based our wedding theme on the first 15 mins. We had the music playing, our own mailbox, painted houses on each table, and balloons everywhere. We even had grape soda bottle cap pins and the wedding album was an Adventure Book ^_^

[@silverdandylmao]

that is PRECIOUS

[@adamromero]

Will you go to Paradise Falls?

[@TrackMaster844]

@@adamromero We couldn’t leave the country at the time, Covid was still restricting flights, but it’s on our travel list lol

[@aredub1847]

did people cry?

[@TrackMaster844]

@@aredub1847 Oh yeah, people definitely cried

[@Tonyblack261]

I love this film. It is my belief that Carl was pretty much ready to die when he set off with the house. Going to the Falls was something of a dream, a fantasy that he probably never imagined that he was going there. It's a beautiful story.

[@DW9427]

And he made himself a new life out of it with new friends, which he could and would consider family after the movie's events. I love Up.

[@keithgoodson687]

I took my daughter to the movie theatre to see Up many years ago. We loved it. My daughter is now a grown woman, I'm older, and Up still remains a special movie to us.

[@hailarwotanaz5848]

Incredibles, Shrek, Up The holy trifecta

[@keithgoodson687]

@@hailarwotanaz5848 EXACTLY!

[@DC_Prox]

The Incredibles, Up, and Wall-E are my favourite Pixar movies. I find it impossible to rank them in comparison to each other, they're completely equal to me.

[@bighuge1060]

After seeing The Incredibles, I thought Cars was an enormous step backwards for the studio. those three movies you mentioned were all four star classics of modern cinema.

[@Cometcrash4700]

Absolutely agree. My all time Pixar top 3 as well, they are Pixar at it’s best imo. I think it’s the recipe. Depict a unique well written narrative, explore some kinda heavy real world themes then juxtapose exciting and interesting characters, and absolutely floor you with vivid stunning visuals. They just give you such a good sense of escapism that is critical for animated movies and it hits the nail on the head. Not that other movies don’t do that too but theses 3 just do it the best.

[@seanwilliams7655]

I'd personally at Inside Out to that as the Pixar Mount Rushmore.

[@4523bgb]

Agreed....I loved Incredibles 2 as well, they just waited waaaayyy too late to make it.

[@emilywilhite5807]

Wall-E is my #1. I don’t remember which studio did it but I also love Over the Hedge.

[@skyhawksailor8736]

The most amazing thing about this movie is the beginning. It starts out listening to the children about their dream, then for the next 10 to 12 minutes there is not talking, but you know how their dreams are changing just by them laying there looking at the clouds. You learn she can not get pregnant so they start saving for their trip, and how things keep them from their dream trip. How he finally books the trip, and then on the same hill as he is going to give her the tickets to South America, she becomes sick, she goes into the hospital and dies without knowing he had bought the trip. I never have watched a movie which triggered so much emotion without any words being spoken.

[@justhereforkicks8208]

That right there is excellent writing and filming making. When two animated characters, without any dialogue can provoke such a strong emotional response.

[@r2474ever]

This movie is 12 years old… it is STILL undefeated in making me bawl 😭 in those opening minutes.

[@kirk001]

I'm glad Dug was in the movie to help bring laughs--otherwise, I'd just be crying through the whole movie lol.

[@jeremyfrost2636]

Squirrel!

[@tennseven999]

Muntz is who Carl might have been if he hadn't been able to accept the loss of his wife and let go of the past.

[@samanthanickson6478]

👍🏽

[@Hellafar]

UP is one of the most heart touching animation movies ever. I doubt many people could stand those first 13 minutes without feeling the sadness of Carl and Ellie story.

[@darnell7871]

RIP to Ed Asner (voice of Carl Fredrickson) He had died on August 29th this year :/…..

[@extremepower5765]

/*

[@Indurok]

The scene showing their married life is probably the best example of visual storytelling I have ever seen.

[@imuawarriors]

The first 15 minutes is brutal. I think of my wife and can't stand the thought of losing her. I can tear up just thinking about it....

[@caseyh8386]

It's sweet that Carl is there for Russell at the wilderness explorers badge ceremony, but I'm still frickin fuming that his dad didn't turn up 😔

[@Chanteuse66]

Glad to know it's not just me!

[@samanthanickson6478]

i think that was to let us know that dad would never get his act together, and that was ok, because mr. fredericksen would fill that void for russell as long as he possibly could.

[@danielaponte8594]

My grandmother died 3 years ago. His husband, my grandfather, still living with us. My little cousins had been watching this movie in his living room and he stayed with them. He felt sad, but then he felt better.

[@jacktait9849]

his husband?

[@danielaponte8594]

@@jacktait9849 Sorry, "her". I forgot that.

[@jacktait9849]

@@danielaponte8594 you're good, i was just a little confused lol. may she rest in peace

[@krashd]

@@jacktait9849 Why would U2 be confused?

[@jacktait9849]

@@krashd lol i didn't even see that, i have no idea how that happened

[@chandleralves698]

I was 9 when this movie came out. And I remember Russell accidentally throwing his GPS away being the funniest thing ever to me 😂

[@Lannisen]

I had to analyse the first 5 minutes of this film for a psychology class, it was *brutal*... 😭

[@dbrooke3629]

I saw this movie in the theaters. Literally everyone was crying after that first montage and you could hear sniffing all around you.

[@WildMoonLacquer]

Pixar really knows how to tell emotional stories without ever feeling manipulative. 😭It is always so pure and genuine, from the heart. Up and the beginning of Finding Nemo are 2 that made me cry right from the start, let alone at other parts in the movie.

[@beeseees1662]

I cried at the first 15 mins of it too in the theatre and thought nobody else did. Later, I realized literally everyone cries at that that. One of the saddest love stories ever for sure.

[@BrianNIL]

I think at some point during the climactic scene, when victory is near, Ellie's chair (and Carl's?) falls out of the house and lands somewhere near the top of the falls. For me that's the emotional high point.

[@ryapowa]

No, Carl neatly places the chairs outside whenever he is unloading everything from the house

[@Dreveryn]

Up! More emotion in 15 minutes than Twilight had in it's entire saga.

[@nicksouthwell9393]

Ahh you you saw the meme too… that was a good meme.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

Dug's character is the perfect encapsulation of a golden retriever

[@MateoTardio]

It's a beautiful movie when you see it as a child, and it's even more deep and beautiful when you appreciate it as an adult. The first 15 min always hit me deep. And also the end. Because for Karl, Russel was the son he never achieved to bring to this world. And for Russel, Karl was the father he never had around.

[@LadiesmanB007]

The opening minutes of this movie told a better love story than all the movies of twilight and 50 shades combined

[@JoeBLOWFHB]

"I was hiding under your porch because I love you...can I stay" NEVER WORKED FOR ME!!!

[@sandpiperr]

The kind of creatures that does work for are the kind you can get neutered. Also, they don't speak or types so can't make this same lame joke that 1 million people have already made.

[@jasonrd316]

😂😂

[@JoeBLOWFHB]

@@sandpiperr BS....women , small children and dogs all get unconditional love women and children never ride the neuter scooter. As for a lame joke ...who the fuq said I was joking!

[@sharkdentures3247]

"SQUIRREL!" I'll admit, I still use that line from time to time! So funny & memorable. The way they SHOW the love story in the first 15 minutes is SO heartbreakingly good! ("Show, don't tell" seems to be a lost art in todays writers/directors)

[@justdaved8638]

If you haven't seen it already MC, I highly recommend Coco.

[@JinxTheLooneyToon915]

MC?

[@ronweber1402]

@@JinxTheLooneyToon915 Mary Cherry

[@JinxTheLooneyToon915]

@@ronweber1402 Oh, okay. Thank you.

[@MrfuckinBeilke]

Mama coco

[@robinkulbay]

YES!

[@stonerviking4079]

This has been my favorite Pixar movie for quite some time now. Such a great story, a perfect mix of comedy and heart. Still gets me teary-eyed at the end when the old man shows up and gives him the Ellie badge.

[@gawainethefirst]

I don’t know anyone who can sit through that opening montage without choking up.

[@JinxTheLooneyToon915]

Charles Muntz was named after *Charles Mintz,* an executive from Universal who stole Walt Disney's character, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.

[@nicksouthwell9393]

It’s all for the best because this loss led Walt Disney to come up with Mickey. And we all know how that story turns out…

[@apple54345]

@@nicksouthwell9393 How did it turn out?

[@Rock-n-Rolla369]

I worked in a movie theatre when this was released. I’ve never seen so many people cry when watching a film since. Some people were so depressed they asked for refunds.

[@BigMike246]

Mary, did you watch the end credits? More tears and goosebumps. I love this movie and I still get emotional whenever I watch it. One of the few perfect films on my list of favorites.

[@ElliotNesterman]

The first fourteen minutes of _UP_ is one of the best animated shorts ever made. Even if they hadn't made the rest of the movie that intro would have been enough. Since you're "such a goddamned romantic," if you've never seen it you really must watch _Moonstruck_ (1987). It is that rare thing, a non-sappy romantic comedy. More than just a romcom, it is a film about family. It stars Cher, Nicolas Cage, Danny Aiello, Olympia Dukakis, and Vincent Gardenia. Nominated for six Oscars it won three: Best Actress (Cher); Best Supporting Actress (Dukakis); Best Original Screenplay (Shanley).

[@nickperkins8477]

I love when Carl says, “take a bath, hippie.” That’s hilarious and so real, in a certain context. 😄😄😁😆❤️

[@jeffthompson9622]

Thanks for reacting to one of the best animated movies ever made.

[@nitromiyazaki]

Up is one of my favorite animations ever, especially due to that montage scene. It is considered one of the best (if not the best) montages to ever grace cinema. It told an entire story without a single word, bringing joy, sadness, excitement, shock, and nearly every emotional experience you can have, with every single switch of the scene. Truly incredible.

[@GreenJeepAdventures]

Not a dry eye in the theater when this first came out. A movie I will always remember.

[@ReneandMae]

The only other movie I've ever seen in a theater where everyone in the filled theater was openly sobbing was "Fox and the Hound", which I saw when I was a young girl.

[@vrishnisivakumaran1232]

I remember seeing this back with my class when I was in the 9th grade at school and it got me. Just about managed to hide my tears at the very beginning and then laughed my ass off at the kid being stuck in the house.

[@cloud77ism]

The beginning always gets me tearing up just watching the clips. Great movie

[@9elypses]

The most beautiful thing about this movie is the message that our dreams are important and keep us hopeful but when we make room for new dreams with someone we love the real adventure is the days spent together navigating life side by side.

[@lucasferreira7420]

This Movie is a MASTERPIECE

[@manquinofsp5767]

Actually “Paradise falls” exist in real life and it’s in my home country a very beautiful fall that is consider a natural world wonder

[@AnonEyeMouse]

The first 13 minutes break you, the rest of the movie puts you back together.

[@rulotron]

Fun fact in real life, those falls are called Angel Falls and it's a beautiful place. Also if you haven't seen it yet I'd recommend the movie "Hunt for the Wilderpeople"

[@stephenorkies2858]

Those first few minutes... I don't think anyone gets through it without shedding a tear. it sums up love, life, and the bittersweetness of it all

[@edp.8541]

Its interesting how a cartoon can make us cry and feel so much.

[@silverwolfzs7601]

The whole movie was good and all, but that one scene at the beginning was just masterfully made, I never cry to anything, especially not movies, but that one scene actually made me tear up a little bit the first time watching it

[@John_Raiyder]

That Intro always gets me, even knowing whats going to happen

[@shalevottolenghi1597]

6:51 "Its never too late" -Mary Cherry The real quote: "There is no such thing as "too late" in life" -Morrie Schwartz

[@leehewitson3085]

This film is so sad at the beginning a proper emotional rollercoaster 🎢

[@johnmavroudis2054]

Since you love this so much, you should DEFINITELY check out Pixar's "Inside Out" which packs an emotional wallop, as well. Beautiful story of a girl growing up.

[@brutishwing2.090]

Sadly the actor who played Carl, just recently passed away a few months ago. Disney had a whole show in his memory

[@hermitprime5410]

I first watched this film when my grandad died my dad took us to the shops and told us too grab a film to watch we chose this one. Bit of an emotional time to be watching it but I remember the whole thing vividly, just laughing hysterically and crying my eyes out. It will always have a special place in my heart.

[@slodent]

When I watched this movie, the part where Ellie and Carl couldn't have a baby really made me emotional and cry because at the time my husband and I were trying very hard to have a baby and I learned that I had multiple fertility issues so I was losing hope that it would happen for me. But little did I know that I was actually finally pregnant when I saw this movie and I found out a short time later!

[@83gemm]

Everyone talks about the beginning and it IS beautiful, but for me when he sees the message in the photo album I break hard every time. It shows that the real adventures of life are the moments you have with your people and how our ideas of “Things I’m gonna do” change but are still meaningful and fulfilling. It gets me every single time and when I saw it in theaters I sobbed with all these little kids around me lol

[@krackakrames]

I love the fan theory that Russel is actually an angel coming to help the old man.

[@GodKnowsWhatIsInHere]

This movie was going for a crying speedrun any% And I was the 9-year old masochist who was replaying this section over and over as a child.

[@KamaMecVODs]

Watch the first 15 mins of “UP” and cry is a common sense now 😉, no one can resist.

[@kermitcook8498]

This movie made me cry before it even started! You made it as long as I. Snipe hunts. Russell. Doug. Kevin. Squirrel!!!!! Well done gorgeous.

[@hayesy316]

That sequence is a beautiful example of how to tell a story without a single word being said.

[@erictaylor5462]

35:55 I will be 52 at the end of the year. Now I'm older I can relate to Carl so much more, epically as my life has not gone they way I had hoped when I was your age. A sure sign of being old, when you are saying, "when I was your age" to young adults grrrr. The song line, Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans.: is so so true.

[@skyepuppy7763]

You're not REALLY old until you bend down to tie your shoes, then ask yourself: "Now, what else can I do while I'm down here?"

[@markdodson6453]

It's impossible to pick a favorite Pixar movie, they're all so different, so incredible, so how do you-- UP. Definitely, UP.

[@cardboard092]

This is by far my favorite Pixar movie. I'm in love with this, mostly for Carl's story. Beautiful movie

[@aviatornic2839]

UP is my favorite 3d animated piece of media I've ever watched. Anyone asks for my favorite Pixar movie, I immediately say UP.

[@rorywatt9752]

3:30 how did i never notice ellie was a scout instructor?! Makes sense why he gave russell a chance

[@theonarte8048]

lmao u really went thru the entire emotion spectrum with this movie. happy, sad, fear, disgust, excitement, anger

[@back2back379]

A masterpiece made with so much care and love.

[@pemryjanes5789]

The opening of this movie brought me to tears too.

[@TerryVogelaar]

My daughter uses this movie when she struggles with her contact lenses. The waterworks always work.

[@GrrrTurtle]

If this got you in 15 minutes watch What Dreams May Come, you won't last 8 minutes without crying hysterically. Also its one of the greatest films ever made, and Robin Williams doing drama is always a win.

[@carladams5891]

Have you seen One Hour Photo? Robin Williams performance in that is amazing!!

[@mycroft16]

@@carladams5891 Robin Williams in literally anything is amazing. Every single role he had.

[@maximillianosaben]

That opening montage is infamous, and for good reason. It shows up in many Try Not To Cry videos.

[@Some_Idiot_on_the_Internet]

The married life sequence is an absolute masterclass in visual storytelling.

[@traviscummings9178]

The composer, Michael Giacchino, has this gift for bringing such joy with his music one moment, then leaving you sobbing in a puddle of tears, then building you back up, all in one song

[@leewinstead917]

The dogs can fly planes but not see colors which is why their codes are Gray One, Gray two, etc.

[@_BangDroid_]

No matter how many times I watch this movie, even reactions on KZbin, I still cry just as hard. It's like emotional voodoo magic... I love this movie

[@monsterkhan3414]

"Up" is a great movie, of course that's nothing new for Pixar films. My personal favorite has always been "Ratatouille" (2007). Hope you get to watch it someday.

[@timw483]

Up is one of Pixar's best.The characters are s well written and Dug is awesome and so perfect a golden retriever. There is a short series about him now called Dug Days. You'd love it

[@FredericoNery007]

Mary Cherry´s reactions keep getting better and better. I thought that could not be possible but yet she keeps setting the bar higher every time. They are actually the reactions I watch when I want to lift my spirits. Congratulations, Ms. Cherry!

[@alexhidalgo7110]

My favorite movie of all time up

[@Zofer-1920]

Amazing movie. RIP the great Ed Asner.

[@SurvivorBri]

I love your emotional response to this. Thank you for being so genuine and heartfelt. This movie has everything. It has touched my life.

[@luisbrunkow9503]

This movie is pure nostalgia 💯🔥

[@Joker96624]

5:52 he’s not trolling, he’s giving him a sense of wonder. Kids need wonder anyway and adults DEFINITELY do.

[@cardinalsin3332]

The fact that it can make you go aww then make you smile then make you cry then smile then cry in just the opening scene shows how powerful this film is

[@MrStyn-ud3bj]

Up is in my top 3 cartoons of all time and I enjoyed watching it over again with you! Thanks for the great review you gave and I'm happy you enjoyed it !

[@JonathanStrickland]

So for my birthday a couple of years ago, my wife gave me a tiny little box. When I opened it, I saw it was the Grape Soda pin. I think I looked at it for about two seconds before I burst out sobbing.