'This is the worst kids movie ever.' | Carl & Ellie Married Life | Up (2009) | First Time Watching

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no copyright infringement intended. The movie is not mine, the reactions are not mine, only the hard work, time, and dedication of putting this all together is mine. I wouldn't call myself a hero, cause what's a hero? But sometimes, there's a man....

[fas]

I keep coming back to this clip. Whenever I see it, I think of my fiance and myself, and of my grandparents. It reminds me how much I love my fiance, how I want to grow old with her like my grandparents (married for over 60 years!). I think about how my grandma looks at my grandpa with the same love in her eyes as a teenager who is feeling love for the first time.

My fiance and I have been together for 9 and a half years, and I want to savour every minute of the rest of our lives together.


I hope everyone who might read this also has someone, or meets someone who makes them feel the same way.

[skylermaves]

The first ten minutes of this film could've been a short film

[ivanhayes]

The opening of this movie is heartbreaking, but her final message, "Thanks for the adventure, now go have a new one, " gets me crying every time.

[mcbone]

It’s amazing how an artful storyteller can make you feel so many emotions without a word of dialogue

[richsalazme]

I remember my mom took us to watch this. She was crying the first 10 minutes and she said "I thought this was just gonna be a feel good kids movie oh my God"

[SuigaRou]

"Why are there no relationships like this?"

There are, you just rarely see them. I saw an elderly couple get off a bus a while back. The husband helped his wife off and they walked away holding hands. It was the most wholesome thing I saw all day.

[francescogigantino]

Pixar told a better love story in 10 minutes than the entire Twilight saga

[karanjotsingh]

the moment i started this video all i could think was "i cant wait see you all cry like babies"

[TCHC]

Screen Maureen is great. It's lovely to see an older person doing reaction videos when the vast majority of reactors are young people.

[philliptivis]

"Oh, they're gonna have a baby!"

This...this is gonna hurt so much...

[YoungClarke]

Pixar just casually deciding to shatter millions of parents down to their emotional core for bringing their little kids to see a fun movie. You show one still from any of the first 10 minutes of the movie and the tears are gonna start for me

[andrewortiz]

You should have included the scene when he revisits the album toward the end of the movie. We get a glimpse of Ellie's perspective. It was a great conclusion and actually made me more emotional than married life did.

[mattymoowhite]

A better love story than twilight in 15 minutes

[rheapunzel]

My dad never forgave me for showing him this movie. 🤣

[silverblade]

If this movie doesn't make you feel something, you have no soul.

[shelbyvillerules]

One thing I always found interesting is that we only ever hear Ellie speak when she’s a kid and we only ever hear Carl speak when he’s an old man (apart from when he yells out “No!” in the theater).

[davidcarnevale]

It's so amazing to me that Michael Giacchino did the soundtrack for both this movie and The Batman. Could not be more opposite soundtracks but both are amazing, such fantastic range and talent for a composer.

[cgi_angel]

This was really sweet and sad all at once, but it was Ellie crying in the hospital after finding out she couldn't have a child, that got me.

[jasonlane]

The shot him sitting in the room with the balloons absolutely murders me.

[ssotkow]

5:36 LOL how one reactor is balling her eyes out the whole time, cutting to Mary Cherry joyfully humming to the song.