Disney UP - Carl & Ellie - EMOTIONAL LOVE STORY ADVENTURE BOOK ULTRA HD VERY SAD PARADISE FALLS 

This scene legit made me cry... how to tell a love story and break your heart in 4 mins

This is enough to make a grown man cry.

The fact that she never knew he bought her tickets to go to paradise falls breaks my heart every time 😢

Everyone always talks about how Carl needed Ellie, but whenever I see the little scene of Ellie suffering a miscarriage/fertility issues, I see that Ellie needed Carl just as much as he needed her.

A better love story in 4 minutes than literally most full movies...and not a single word spoken. THAT is how you do storytelling.

I love how Ellie never complained about how long it's taking to get to paradise falls, she just enjoyed her time with Carl

I have watched this movie at least 50 times over the past 14 years and I still ugly cry every single time. I work in senior living and have been fortunate to know several real life Carls and Ellies and hear their life stories and watch all of their little lifelong quirks and routines they have shared together for 60+ years. One couple is in their upper 80's and they have been going for a morning walk together every morning for more than 60 years.❤ One couple I swear literally WAS Carl and Ellie. The man was always the quiet, timid one, and his wife was always so outgoing and silly, loved to laugh and make jokes. She was always right there ready to help with anything, never afraid to get her hands dirty. She died just short of their 74th wedding anniversary and the grief that the man suffered was so heartbreaking. He wrote her a letter every night before going to bed for the year after she died to help process his grief. He compiled it into a book and gave me a copy before he died of COVID after his 100th birthday. It is my prized possession and I HOPE his family has it published someday. No author could write a better love story if they tried. He was active, spry, and sharp as a tack til the very end. I miss them both so much.

Admit it, we all want to have a marriage like this Update: I never the comments would be this thoughtful and imaginative about wanting to be like Carl and Ellie

Even years later, this intro is just exceptional. It manages to tell a whole story, make us smile and break our heart in 4 minutes. Thats prime story telling. Perfection right there.

I want a relationship like this one day, I want my love life to be just like this, where I can grow old with one person I really, really love for a really, really long time

The part that really gets me is later in the movie, when Carl is sitting alone in his house that has been transported to Paradise Falls, then picks up his and Ellie's book after having never touched it since Ellie's death. Carl turns to where there were empty pages reserved for his and Ellie's adventure photos to go for their long-planned trip to Paradise Falls, titled "Stuff I'm Going To Do," only for him to be astonished to see that Ellie had secretly placed all of her own photos of them together over the years, having placed the photos there while she was dying in the hospital. The final photo that she had placed there was of her and Carl sitting next to each other in their chairs holding hands, with her handwritten note: "Thanks for the adventure - now go have a new one! Love, Ellie." As if this first sequence weren't enough to wreck me...

How many times have people never reached their dreams? UP is awesome

Ellie may have not seen the falls in her lifetime but she got the greatest gift of all. To be with the man of her dreams.

I’m not gunna lie… I’ve been watching this every single night since my grandma died.

One of the saddest parts besides Ellie’s death is when Carl looks at the painting, then at Ellie, and he thinks “oh no, we’ve been planning this adventure ever since we were kids but now we’re getting really old, will this ever happen?” And when it does actually happen, Ellie’s not there to see it.

1:37 destroys me. When my girl found out she can't have children, it cut her so deep and she felt she failed as a woman. That meditative pose of Ellie's is very real. Shit, how can an animated movie invoke so many feels??

Take a note, future filmmakers, and mostly screenwriters: The biggest rule of a story telling is “SHOW, DONT TELL” in this scene right here is a perfect example on that. This is one of the greatest show and don’t tell moment ever. This is 100% 10 out of 10 right.

My wife is an RN who works the night shift so I had daddy duties that night. Watched this with my little girl and about 3-4 times during this, tears in my eyes. I was not expecting this at all. Just touched my heart and soul in a way I never knew it could. Great piece here.

The most perfect couple I’ve ever seen

Happy 15th anniversary UP!

Imagine this was a short film and it ended like this it would have been the most powerful and saddest short of all time

This scene always hit hard, but hits even harder when you know what it means to be in love

I was 12 when I saw this movie. I watched it with my beloved mother that day. We both cried. Now my only fear is my mom is getting older like Ellie, and I don't want to lose her. I love you mom, always.

My wife and I met when we were children. We were each others first crushes actually, she moved away when her parents separated and we reconnected as adults. Now we're married with our first kid on the way, couldn't help but think back to this.

I can’t believe Pixar went from making us cry to making us cringe, they’ve fallen off so badly 😭

Only 4 minutes, and not one word was said. Yet, it's still one of the best scenes and story telling from any Disney movie ever made.

This is the best, saddest, and sweetest movie I have ever seen, and people made fun of it and turned half of the movie into a meme. I hate people sometimes.

I just love how we never heard her adult/real voice but is still the most important person in the movie❤🍄❤

Pixar wanted to rip our heart into pieces during this scene, after making our heart feel so happy and calm.

People become driven to accomplish things, so much so that sometimes they can forget what’s already been accomplished. Take just a small amount of that time we have to appreciate what we have.

One of cinema’s greatest emotional openings to a movie 😭

The opening scene in this movie is so touching and heartbreaking and I cry every time. When Carl buys the tickets and she never knew is a gut punch.

Beautiful and sad, two normal young couples, (male and female), no toxicity, fresh to look at, happy life, happy or difficult, still together, I miss the days of cartoon masterpieces like this

Tears in my eyes😢 Through thick and thin they worked it out no matter what challenge they faced, because their love was stronger 💛

This is amazing. The most beautiful love story ever told

I never felt the impact of this scene when I was a kid (under 10). I think that's what made this movie great, because it becomes relatable or more impactful as we get older.

There's gotta be a miracle for their child to come to her somewhere in Ellie's life!

Can we appreciate that there are absolutely no words spoken here?

This scene and the scene where Carl realizes the message Ellie wrote him towards the end of the movie ALWAYS hit me hard. My wife questions how I cry at this movie but I have to question how she doesn’t 😅😆

What I like about this scene is that eventhough Ellie is infertile(She can't get pregnant), instead of divorcing her and find another woman in order to become a father so badly like most men, Carl decides to continue support and remain loyal on his wife's side. My respect for a fictional character is higher than my respect for real life people who some are unfaithful and traitor

I think the saddest thing about this is that relationships like this one are hard to come by

Wonderful scene, full of joy and sadness. That's life!!!

just went back to rewatch this masterpiece. Y'all guys out there, there's always more to life!

i always though this scene was so cringe when i was a kid, and now i understand. Thanks pixar for making my tears worth it

This hits differently after you found your person and you are young and in love. You see yourselves as Carl and Ellie as you get older together, you see the unlived dreams and the roads not taken. But none of that matters, because you are home. Seeing the world with them would be nice but if you don't, no regrets because they gave you their whole world and that my dear friends....was more than enough.

I’ve always felt sad watching this. But now I watch it with meaning. I finally see the rest of my life with one person and I feel the immense love of doing everything I can for them, just like Carl does. Julia is my Ellie and I can’t wait until the day I ask her to be my wife. ❤❤❤❤

You might not understand the context of some of this scene as a kid, but when you rewatch when you are older, it's a whole lot sadder.

in 2:47 where it pauses on the candles, it shows a tall one and a short one beside each other which could foreshadow how ellie only has a few years left to live

You know it's sad when it makes you cry every time you watch it.

this is enough to make any grown man cry.

I wish everyone get what these guys had! Not the pain/suffering that they had to go through, but the love they had for each other till death made them apart... ❤🙌🏼

Sadly this type of relationship will never happen with this generation.

One of the most powerful intros of a movie that captures your heart anyways. I don´t know a person who did not had tears in the eyes watching this.

I still remember crying out "oh no!" when poor Ellie collapsed on the hill in the theater. You knew something was coming but to see it after all that, it still hit hard

Мне нравится, что их теплые воспоминания начинают показывать со свадьбы, а не до неё. Даже в рутине они не растеряли романтики, находили что то веселое, помогали друг другу и поддерживали

I had an Ellie in my life. And I was her Carl. Met at 11 years young as childhood friends. When I came back home from college, we realized we were more than friends. She became critically ill, had fertility issues. She passed just over 4 years ago. Miss you every day Mandy. This scene hits both the sweet and sad very well, and in heartfelt way.

It’s enough to make a grown man cry.

Esta historia nos cambió la vida, vi a mi esposo envejecer como Carl, gracias a esta película tomamos la decisión de adoptar un hijo y fue la mejor decisión.

Man, this scene still tears me up even after years 😢

When you think about it the woman at that sold him the tickets 🎫 at 3:16 was probably the last person to see him happy and smiling for a long time.

I just got married a few weeks ago and recently heard the backing score "Married Life" playing. At first, I was like, "Oh yeah! Up! Great movie!" ... and then that music got soft at the end. Didn't even need to re-watch this to immediately be broken internally. I love my wife so much. The thought alone of just waking up to her not being there anymore, as Carl experiences here, instantly brought me to tears. Not that I needed any more motivation to work towards it, but I'm going to work as hard as I can to make sure our marriage is as good as theirs was.

The single most beautiful, wordless love story ever created.

Reminds me of my childhood friend that I love and adore so much. Sadly, I didn't pursue her to have a loving and happy marriage as Carl and ellie. I loved her so much that I wish we could grow old together and have a happy family. Jennifer, wherever you are, you're always on my mind and I'll never forget you

Breaks my heart. They literally stopped animating a character and I feel like it's a real person lost. Great storytelling. Makes me wanna do more for my wife of 20 years. Love that lady!

1:19 I know it’s supposed to be emotional but I couldn’t help but feel like Carls smile was just him being excited about “making” the baby😂

Financial lesson from this clip: 1- Get your home and car insurance so you don’t have to push back on your dream when unexpected expenses arrive. 2- Rent your house if you cannot afford the maintenances. Powerful storytelling without words in 4min.

Ellie and carl were such a cute couple in UP

One of the best memorable montage in a movie

I was watching this as a kid and I cried, now that I'm married it's even more sad :') , Ellie brings such positive vibes, what goals they know they can't have, they make a new one and their whole life is about how to reach that dreams... Even tho they couldn't make it together, but that's the adventure!

This is honestly super sweet. It is heartbreaking in the end but they were happy together for decades. This is how all couples should spend their lives. Their only regret was not having kids and even though they dreamed of going to Paradise Falls, they were able to make their own paradise. It’s scenes like this you need to be older to understand it’s beauty.

Ellie was sweet, passionate, a romantic, and was head over heels over her husband, who wasn't especially charismatic, wealthy, or good looking . Although she herself wasn't very pretty, everyone loved her, most of her husband. She would have been an amazing mother. How amazing would this world be if there were more who wanted to be like her, instead of what we have today.

Such a simple, beautiful story. We just had our firstborn baby girl. She brings my wife and I so much joy, and she can't say a word. My heart breaks for those who are unable to have kids 💔 🙏

Incredibly touching this opening scene

Even the toughest have something that brings a tear to their eyes. This is it.

0:07, Can we take a moment to appreciate how delightfully unhinged Ellie's family is in comparison to Carl's? I just found that funny lol

This is so me and my spouse and our life that.... I sobbed insanely in the theater, and so so now.

Thanks for providing this emotional scene from UP

after all the movies ive watch, this is still one of the scenes that just hit my heart in ways i cant explain, such a masterpiece 😢

It's sad that him and his wife never had kids. But he still had a wonderful life with her.

This movie scene made me cry so hard - UP - thanks for this

We cannot laugh to the same thing, but we can cry to the same thing over and over again. This video always brings tears to me.

Now i am 21 and i finally realised why my mom could love this movie back in those days ❤❤❤

When I first watched this scene as a child,I smiled at the happy moments and stayed silent during the sad moments.After I had watched it again after so many years,I cried tears of sadness and of joy in these few minutes.

this made me cry in tears 😭😭

The scene that Karl bought Ellie a ticket is one of the best scene I’ve ever seen.. This scene truly shows Karl’s love for his wife.

I wonder why they didn't adopt, although I can't complain about the whole roller coaster of emotions presented in this montage... I cry so hard every time

True story. I watched this with a group of badass professional wrestlers. Every single one of us was reduced to tears.

Not me being a grown man crying at how absolutely beautiful and heartfelt this whole sequence is.

I love this scene from UP

For better or for worse. Through sickness and health. This is just so touching. 😩🙏🏽❤️✨

This is Best Love Story and Best Animation Film I have Ever seen

Amo tanto esta escena, es la personificación del dicho "una acción vale más que mil palabras". Ellos nos demostraron CON HECHOS lo mucho que se amaron durante su tiempo juntos.

The first time I laid eyes on that masterpiece, it brought tears to my eyes, as it was incredibly true to life.

Great!!!! What a masterpiece. One of the best films i have ever seen.

Thats Scene broke my Heart. Watching it now with my 3 year old son ripped my heart Out even more. Watching him growning Up so fast.... And He asked me "dad why crying"...thats too much 😢

i haven't even seen the rest of up, i can never get past this scene

This is so sad, but uplifting UP UP UP

The part that gets me is how the first time they went up on the hill for a picnic, the background just had a steeple and was green with trees. The second time they went on the hill for a picnic where ellie fell, you see how things changed and it was all skyscrapers now. So sad that once beautiful areas get overtaken by development.

This film clip reminded me how not to put things off. Take the trip, spend the money, do it now before you get old and sick. Do it now.

It’s about the journey throughout life both Ellie and Carl Endured it all and stool by each other That’s true love That all we yearn for in life.❤