Ah, but at the end you find out that she didn’t die without her adventure… HE was the greatest adventure she ever had!  It may have started out sad, but I thought the ending was very UPlifting.  Heh heh. 

I am so down from that movie it’s not even funny. I kept trying to curl up into your side so I could hide.

Thank you for this post. Probably not a movie I need to see, even though some of my asshat friends keep trying to get me to go!! Hellooo?? Dead spouse?
Uhm no.
Thanks again !

Oh god, I’ve been crying so much lately there’s no way I can watch this.  I don’t even cry for any reason, it’s like EVERYTHING makes me cry.  I’d be screwed if I sat through this, by the sounds of it!

I’ll take Finding Nemo over Up any day of the week, even with the horrible, terrifying, depressing opening.

It was adorable when you shoved that handful of popcorn in your mouth.  Sorry I didn’t give you one of my 10 napkin-tissues.  I know next time you ain’t too proud to wipe.

I thought that movie was absolutely beautiful in how they dealt with the beginning. Sure, it was horrifically sad, but it was so well done that you could forgive them the temporary depressive state.

It seems like I cry at everylittle thing anymore, and yet I didn’t cry at this movie.  WTH is wrong with me??  I, too, still like Finding Nemo.

I haven’t seen this movie yet - but Jared took the kids and the first thing he said when he got home was “you would have cried.”

I’d had the beginning spoiled for me so I’m sure the impact wasn’t nearly as strong. I thought the movie was OK, but certainly not one of my Pixar favorites. Those would be The Incredibles, Finding Nemo, the Toy Stories and a bug’s life.

I don’t like it when animated features make me cry—I teared up during The Incredibles. (Twice, and the second time I knew the animated kids were going to survive the fall from the jet.)

I didn’t cry during UP, but I came close. I was very happy for the cartoony Lou Grant when he opened up the scrapbook at the end.

When the wife died in the beginning, my daughter turned to me and said “oh this is a Disney movie?” I’ve previously mentioned to them that Disney films always have a sad tragedy in it. I didn’t enjoy it too much either. Not even the cool 3D glasses could’ve made me feel better.

The most traumatic Disney movie moment I remember was in the Lion King when Simba watches his father die and then tries to wake him up. I don’t think I cried, but I remember feeling sick about it.

I’m a bigger sap now, so Up would probably make me bawl.

I wasn’t planning on seeing this movie.
Now, I feel self righteous for making that choice.
Yes, even more than usual.

Even though it brought me to tears, Up was a well done movie.  It really was the first Pixar movie that created a complete human connection.  Regardless of the talking dogs not being real or moving a house half way around the world with balloons, there were so many touching and connecting moments in the movie.

I could see the “downer” effect for some, but even so, it’s still gives a great outlook for someone like Carl who simply wanted to live out the dream for him and his late wife.

I still like Wall-E the best out of all the Pixar movies.

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