I feel like this deserves a "The Scene That Also Changed Pixar's Up" because the scene of him at the top of paradise falls with the book again until he gets rid of all his stuff to get the house to fly again is just as important as this scene because it brings his character here to it's emotional climax. Acceptance and letting go.

@sealink129

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, but you can’t include that scene without also including the final few seconds of the film where we see the house had at last come to rest at the falls right after we saw his newfound friendship with Russell and Dug-representing Carl’s realization that he had long ago fulfilled his promise of giving Ellie an adventure worthwhile and therefore, could move on to another adventure. One without the emotional baggage and guilt that had tied him down after Ellie passed away

@WoozieMcFly420

Ай бұрын

Very Beautifully Put.,I Believe Thats The Whole Point​@sealink129

I think the saddest part of the movie was when he was in his house ontop of the falls and decided to go into the adventure book and he saw all the memories that Ellie put into it and followed by “thanks for the adventure, go have another one”

As a kid, this scene always touched me. My grandparents, who had been married for 40 years, had bought the DVD, so I always watched this film in their home. I could not help but cry every time. I never would have imagined how personal this would become to me as an adult. Watching my grandmother lose my grandfather, seeing him lose his momentum, understanding that the dreams she had of traveling with him again would never come true. I always felt so similar to Ellie, and after 2 miscarriages, being in that room hearing that devastated news after already preparing a room at home to recieve a little one, I only now truly understand the scene where she sat outside, just staring out into the distance. But as my grandpa used to say, "life goes on". Thank you Dazz for reviewing this scene that I'm sure holds a special place in many hearts, especially as we have all gotten older and have had a chance to experience a slice of life.

The beginning of this movie is a freaking masterpiece I love Up so much. Gets me every time

The entire montage is a picture perfect example of the philosophy of “Show, don’t tell.”

Ah yes, the film that dared to take the opening of _Finding Nemo,_ and amp it up to 1000. This scene perfectly introduces the main protagonist, and instantly lets us know why he's the way he is and makes us root for him and his daring plan. That's some very powerful stuff.

@johnark

Жыл бұрын

I ball my eye out when I first watched it, we literally see his entire life with her and just to see her just gone like that it's really messed me up.

@Therandomtihmged1392

Жыл бұрын

In finding Nemo 200+ kids die and his wife leaving one child left. In up the wife is the only one who dies. Which is worse.

@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820

11 ай бұрын

⁠@@Therandomtihmged1392In Finding Nemo, 200+ fish die, in Up, a human dies. I’m really not trying to be specieist or anything, because I love Finding Nemo and that scene still hits me to this day, but for most people, seeing a human (or a common domestic animal like a dog) die will always hit harder

Up is an awesome movie

@Inf3rnoDrag0n

Жыл бұрын

Thanks deadpool 👍

Another scene that is severely overlooked in Up is when Carl is looking through the Adventure Book after placing the house on paradise falls. The soundtrack, slower. The notes, longer. No dialogue either. The emotional chin quivers on Carl. The end message on the book “Thanks for the adventure, now go have a new one!”. Tears Every Time 😭

@Spaghetti_Jester

Жыл бұрын

I love how in the beginning of that scene, everything is pale and desaturated, displaying how Carl feels no satisfaction or contentment. But by the end of the scene, when he realizes what a happy life he's had all this time, the room is filled with bright colors, showing his newfound sense of energy.

@-12Sided

Жыл бұрын

@@Spaghetti_Jester Oh wow! I didn’t notice that. But now that you pointed that out, it just makes the scene hit harder. Pixar were the finest detail oriented goats in 2000-2010.

@silashurd3597

7 ай бұрын

Props to Michael Giacchino with his great score design🌟

@stopmotionart8431

7 ай бұрын

Pixar is too dangerous, it made a movie too sad! 😢

Prediction: Dazz did a video about "The Scene that changed Ratatouille" and then right after, he did a video about "The terrible Ratatouille rip off" "Ratatoing". Now that he did a video about "The Scene that changed UP" he'll probably do a video on "The terrible UP rip off" called "What's up"

@DriverHenryWho3245

2 ай бұрын

Ah yes, the racist UP ripoff. He needs to tear that shit to shreds! 😂

The saddest moment for me is when he is sitting there alone with his house on Paradise Falls, looking at Ellies adventure book, and seeing all the things they did growing old together.

this scene is possibly the most amazing scene i have ever seen, even as oyu were reviewing it, it still got me even as I have watched it like a million x at this point, truly a masterpiece at work, not to mention that it gets even more sadder by the end where the house that was dreamed to be on paradise falls does land directly onto where it was on the pictures and drawings the loving couple made, its so good, im still tearing up my god

The image doesn't always seem to follow the commentary... is it because of copyrights?

@leovk5779

Жыл бұрын

Still, heartbreaking nonetheless. The beginning of UP is indeed the perfect short length movie. Thank you for the video!

Alternate title for the up-opening sequence: How to get depression in a few minutes.

I never noticed the arts and crafts supplies beside her hospital bed. Such a beautiful little detail.

The editing in this video was really confusing, many times the VO mentions things that arent shown. Also a few times the VO got cut short or duplicated

@Ethan-Entah

Жыл бұрын

Okay so it isn't my laptop having a fit trying to load in UHD, good to know

@tweer64

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, the editing felt quite rushed.

Dazz I started watching you last week and i am 13, i am a nerd, and seing all of these films that you review is soo amazing, i fell so well seing these reviews from films that i watched when i was 6 or 7, soo many masterpieces. Thank you

13:59 I have not think it before but during tie scenes where we can see Carl's face, we can see that he has brown greyish hair and Ellie hair lost its red color and is more Greyish than Carl. Even in Hospital scene when they are much older Carl's hair is just dark grayish with a bit light greyish, mean while Ellie is full light greyish. Does it mean that Ellie could been older than Carl maybe 2-3 year older, or is that some people hair turn grey much earlier than others? Another thing I belive when Carl kissed Ellie on the forehead, I believe she has alrady passed away and it was his farwell kiss, because it look like she had no reaction to that kiss. And the last thing I think the movies main plot takes some few years after Ellie's funeral, because Carl's hair look light greyish to white.

2:53 Not only was it a gun, it was a shotgun. Shotgun Wedding...

Love Up is my preferred Disney film. I have a deep affection for the romantic narrative it presents, and it has the remarkable ability to evoke a range of emotions within me, regardless of how my day has been. The movie resonates with me on a profound level and fills me with optimism, despite the ups and downs it portrays. Being from Venezuela, seeing the familiar sights depicted in the film adds an extra layer of sentimental attachment and stirs my heartstrings even further.

I've watched this movie so many times and I always cry at the part when they're in the doctor's office. But hey, at least Russell became the kid Carl never had. So there's a little bit of positivity there. Whoever reads this, I hope you have a great morning, afternoon, or evening.

@ChillaxeMake

Жыл бұрын

When I first watched Up, I thought the kid at the start was Russell, not Carl.

The opening montage will always be a prime example of "Show, Don't Tell." We get to see Carl and Ellie grow old together, without a single word being uttered, and the effect works splendidly.

as a kid, when i watched this. I went from hopeful optimism to crushing painful pessimism as an adult, that ill never experience someone i can grow old with. That and how sad this scene os already its safe to say i cry every time i see this. Sad as i know I’m missing the point entirely.

@sashab687

Жыл бұрын

I believe the someone for you is out there, somewhere. People find each other at different ages. Some will meet as kids, like Carl and Ellie, while some will be older. I was at the very end of my university degree when my soulmate found me. It might not be the first person you have a relationship with, or it might be - it is for me. Never give up hope

"it's nobody's favorite"?? It's literally my favorite movie ever

Pixar is the only studio that could make even grown men cry during the first five minutes.

This scene hits really hard because carl looks exactly like my grandpa who passed away around a year ago. He also outlived his wife, Elzbieta, but they weren't on great terms... But I like to think that in the end they were happy. This scene is a gut punch every time and just watching this video made me cry. Lovely analysis as always, and god what an absolutely stunning masterpiece of a scene this is.

Still the most heartbreaking and sweet scene in Pixar's catalogue.

The fact they never had a child was really sad, but glad that Carl granted her wish to brings her with him in an adventure.

5:00 The music sounds so friggin familiar. What is it? Edit: It's Kid Icarus Uprising's menu music!!

Even watching it in this video makes me cry. This is the only movie that can make cry everytime I watch it.

The fact that you used the Persona 3 Tartarus theme to represent them losing the baby is brilliant considering the theme of the game

Love Up, it is my favorite Disney. I love the love story and it doesn’t matter how is my day, this movie makes me feels all the feelings and ups and down and inspire with hope! And being from Venezuela, it touches my heart strings even more to see the sights!

This is one of my favorite kids movies ever made. Reminded me of my grandparents in the montage, while also striking one of my biggest fears, not being able to have kids. I want them so bad but I need to pick the right lady. I've been really close twice, but things didn't work out. The writers really knew how to hit emotions.

I think that due to how impactful the first half of the movie was, people kinda ignore how convoluted and out of place the second half is. In the second half we're introduced to a made-up bird who coincidentally end up being not only real but also placed exactly where Carl and Russel are, which could be fine if it was for comedy puropse but she ended up being the main part of the plot. We also see Carl's childhood hero who he randomly bumped into and should be more than a 100 years old at this point, who also have an army of talking frickin' dogs. Idk about you but it really drops the quality of the movie for me, and no one ever talks about it.

Sans. I remember this Paps was crying during the scene. Papyrus. No, I wasn’t crying. I just got something in my eye. Sans. What was it? Papyrus. TEARS!!!

This video is 20 minutes, 40 seconds. I cried for every second of it. My face hurts, I'm going to go eat some ice cream...

The simple notes at the beginning give me chills

Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!

I love this film so much, and this scene is just so tragic 😭

yep. im crying. hard. fuck why is this movie so fucking good. you could write a 50 page essay on just this scene along and the meaning around all of it. fuck

I think this is the best movie Pixar has made from this one scene alone. The rest of the movie is definitely wonderful in itself, but this montage, but it's not often I see a montage taking place over the course of several years setting the theme for the rest of the movie right at the beginning. And it all comes back towards the end, Carl seeing that Ellie may not have made it to Paradise Falls with him, but she still loved him in the end, having appreciated the adventure with him all the same. And to see him let go of the past to help someone who's become like family to him. And like Carl, Russel initially teamed up with the old man for personal gain, but ended up risking his life to do something that really mattered when Kevin got involved. Even Doug stuck his fluffy neck out and stood against his team to protect his new friends. The villain was great too; nothing symbolizes letting go of the past like a fallen hero falling prey to his own obsession. That's why this is my favorite; there are a lot of movies in this catalogue with a great message, but everything in this movie works to enhance it. The characters feel real, the animation is stellar, the casting was perfect for them all, and the music sets the mood really amazingly, all kicked off with this creative intro. And of course, huge shout out to the late Ed Asner. Rest in peace, old timer.

I don’t think im the only one that thinks this but you should talk about the whole movie

I think it the best "The scene that changed" scene I have ever sawn. Ony all other Movies I wasn't sure what sen it could have been. But here, it is obvious the first time you see it, because it throws away all you thought you know. Ah oOK Carl and Ellie are our Main Characters and we will watch her Journey to Paradise Falls. This scene shows you Carl yes, but Ellie no, and Carl will be way older than you expected. It also shows pretty good, how cruel life can be sometimes.

I LOVED UP EVER SINCE I WAS BORN! thank you Dazz for making this, Same as the title: This movie will never bring me DOWN, i'll always find a house to go UP! * IM CRYING R N*

what's with the entire video's captions being dumped into 0:05?

Up is one of my top 3 favorite Pixar films. That montage at the beginning still gets to me. And, in case anyone is wondering, my top 2 favorites are The Incredibles and WALL-E

@leovk5779

Жыл бұрын

You, sir, have impeccable tastes.

@michaelstrong5383

Жыл бұрын

@@leovk5779 Thank you

@kianrodriguez4455

Жыл бұрын

Indeed very good tastes, my cultured friend

I always saw that scene as a miscarriage. Everyone called me crazy growing up saying it's clearly that she's just infertil.

@KyleRDent

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, most couples go through a few miscarriages before any kind of infertility tests are carried out. No one is walking into their doctor's office and saying, "Hey test me for everything before we get down to babymaking. Don't want to waste my time."

saw thsi in theaters as a kid expecting a fun comedy and got my heart broken

Can you look at the scene that change the movie Barnyard I'm talking about the scene where Ben dies🐔🐄🐺

I saw this movie in class today lol

What are you talking about? I love every second of Ratatouille.

Up, you will watch it if its on but never put it on yourself

You should review dreamworks home its weird but good

This movie will never not make me cry

I swear ive been hearing more skyward sword music all over yt now adays. Is it free to use mow or something? Also the hand prints on your hone thing is something humans have ALWAYS done. From cave walls to drywalls.

what is that backround music?

@tweer64

Жыл бұрын

Skyloft from Skyward Sword?

This is my favorite movie next to Ratatouille❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢

Have you done “the scene that changed Frozen”?

Can you do the scene that changed the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie

*funny and original comment by yours truly*

A KZread channel by the name of schaffrillas productions did not not put Up in the top 3 not even a top 10 he said that the only good part was first 10 minutes what about the ending the middle and everything of how carl is will to make his departed wife Ellie dream come true of living on paradise fall and in the end learn to let go of the past start his new adventure a similar final words of Ellie of thanking Carl for being a great partner with her until her death. Carl meet Russell a camp scout who father run away in the end Carl became Russel father figure and Russell is the son that Carl and Ellie wanted but never can.

Of course it was this scene

Betterhelp

We goin’ up

@Doublehooded

Жыл бұрын

*Angels singing in harmony as a old man flys up into the heavens.*

@Illuminex_XD

Жыл бұрын

​@@Doublehooded fax

@Elec.Balloon

Жыл бұрын

Ayy 👈('v' 👈

U know he has to ruin up for you as well

C H A N G E

Let me guess after this video we are going to deal with the ugly ripoff just like ratatouille

Hewo

I don’t really get how Carl and Ellie couldn’t have a baby. I would appreciate an explanation

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Early dude

Dazz. I wanna say. Your work is great. But talking about scenes while different scenes are playing is extremely disorienting.

=D

5196th

I do feel emotional during the opening, but it's such a manipulative cliche I can't understand how so many people fall for i? "Oh no, you had am amazing and happy life, excepf for not having biological children, how aaaawful" gimmie a break. It's relying on such heavy-handed symbolism it is slapping you in the face with it.