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it should’ve been because this is what most people took away from the film, very rarely does the beginning 15 minutes of a film impact its legacy for years to come
The fact that he bought her tickets with the left over money in the jar and was about to surprise her... Breaks my heart how all his effort was crushed.
Well near the end there's a note on the last page of the adventure book that says "thanks for the adventure, now go make a new one! love, ellie" which shows that ellie didn't get what she wanted in life. She got something even better. plus, her ghost/sprit was probably with carl when he was taking the house to paradise falls.
At one part in the movie, Russell was talking about his dad and how he had both exciting and boring times with him, but he remembers the boring parts the most, and Carl realizes Ellie felt the same way.
It's so beautiful because it seems almost realistic. Even though they did have a happy life, there was obstacles along the way. Sadly, they didn't get to have the dream they achieved for. That's why it's beautifully sad
TBH, Pixar didn't even have to make the whole movie. They could have just done this scene as a short before another movie and *STILL* make everyone in the theater bawl
@@koolooc726 yes there is a message. People say its sad, but, its not just sad. It conveys some happiness. Ellie lived a wonderful life with Carl, regardless of not having a baby or an adventure. They both were content. And she was content with her life so she could end it there, but she gave Carl her book, knowing that his story wasnt over yet
Imagine if Up wasn't a movie, but just a short which is just this scene, that they played before some other Pixar to get you crying before the actual movie even starts...
I completely agree, although maybe instead of ending on Ellie's death, maybe briefly show Carl gathering balloons and flying off in his house. The ending shot would be of Ellie's picture, before zooming out to reveal the house on top of Paradise Falls
Not only. The other part is lonelyness. Some of us are alone. We don't have nor partner, nor any children. And you think - you never are going to have a life like this
One of the most emotional scenes in cinema history. People say its sad, but, its not just sad. It conveys some happiness. Ellie lived a wonderful life with Carl, regardless of not having a baby or an adventure. They both were content. And she was content with her life so she could end it there, but she gave Carl her book, knowing that his story wasnt over yet
Ellie had her adventure...with Carl. Pixar continues to evoke emotions through all of their movies. The Good Dinosaur has it Bambi moment. Wall-E and Eve. Coco. All of their movies touch our hearts because they put their hearts into the movies. My personal favorite is Lava because it is so personal to me.
Connor Sturgeon I feel like it needs the closure the movie gives, though. Otherwise you’re just a sobbing mess and you never get to see him realize that their life together was what she cared about most.
Alex Siemers But you wouldn’t understand what the place meant to them if you didn’t see how they met or became friends. That’s not included in this clip either.
In the final animation she smiles a lot more, in just about every frame, even as they break the jar. I am glad they did that because it underlines how she was ultimately happy with her life. You get to see from here that what she wrote in the book was genuine.
2:39 I actually like the original idea of Carl giving the kids a cool balloon animal instead of just a regular balloon. I think it would've showed how advanced he had become after doing his job for so long he as well as how bright and good he was with kids once upon a time until Ellie's death changed him. Still though, one of my favorite Disney scenes ever!
Ooh that's actually smart! But I think they wanna focus on the regular shoed balloons more, since the whole movie is about the regular round balloons lifting the house up. But I do like your thinking tho! :D
Interesting way of thinking dude. It also would’ve been a second foreshadowing in that part of Carl’s next adventure/stage in life involves a child and a bird. (Ie Russel and Kevin)
The moment you realize that one scene in an animated movie can tell a better love story than about 85% of Hollywood movies especially nowadays. Pixar is amazing.
This is the best scene in cinematic history. It’s told with no talking, no ambient sounds, just through animation, emotion, and music. It perfectly represents how living a Married Life would feel like. It actually envelops the watcher in its emotion.
I love these two characters so much! Yes, there’s sadness, but these two had so much joy together. My husband and I had a dream of a wonderful trip some day. We saved pennies in a huge jar, but we ended up using them on various things through the years. Two years ago, we took a cruise and went snorkeling in Cozumel on our 37th anniversary. Best day ever!
this just goes to show the beauty of visual storytelling and how much more amazing a single melody can make something. I truly believe this is the pinnacle of all storytelling and animation.
The part that really gets me is when he first visits her in the hospital after falling on the hill. He knows what's going to happen, but he needs to be strong and hold together so he doesn't spend their final days together depressed, but make them good for her sake
My teacher had shown me this scene once in class to show how amazingly told it is without its words There’s small details that we went over to be appreciated And overall this scene is very sad but so well done
Up. That movie, even 10 years later, I still almost shed a tear and I never do even that for any reason whatsoever. This is one of the BEST movies I’ve ever seen.
As a kid without much going on, I never understood why everyone was so devastated over this scene. Over a decade later, in a relationship that I couldn't be more grateful for, I finally understand. Now I can't even read the words "Married Life" without almost crying on the spot
As a middle aged single who has never experienced love.. this hits in a deep heartbreaking way. To realize what one has missed out on is extremely hard to endure
storyboarding is a very early part of the animation process and character/environment designs likely weren't finalized when it started, and changing it up halfway (especially to the length of a full film) is jarring
The team that works on the film already explained that it is like a reflection of his personality, Carl is someone with a square personality, that is, someone logical, sequential, analytical, detail-oriented, organized, etc.
That is because that is the final storyboard There was likely a few versions of the story board, probably loads before the final one. This one being used as a guideline for the final project we got!~
I just noticed how they used the balloon colors. When Ellie was in Carl's life, all of the balloons were bright and colorful, but when Ellie got sick, at her funeral, and when Carl is walking home all the balloons are blue.
Anyone notice how Carl was more realistic in the story board while Ellie hardly changed? Especially when he was young. It seems the older he got the less realistic he got, while Ellie stayed true to the outcome. But all technical stuff aside, Still brings me to tears. Still a beautiful love story, told in a way... that’s just masterful.
Maybe the movie was in the prospective of Carl. If it was, Carl must've thought that no matter how old and wrinkly they get, he'll always find her beautiful and the person he'll always love. If the movie really was in his prospective and if the crew really decided to add that secret message in there, then this makes me respect this movie even more.
You can literally put the “The End” right after this scene and I guarantee you people would be more than satisfied. That’s how good the first ten minutes are. I seriously believe it is one of the best animated openings of all time, right up there with The Circle of Life, and Toy Story’s opening sequence.
What is brilliant about this is that in just about 4 minutes, Pixar tells us a love story that has more emotion and meaning than most romantic movies, and not one word is spoken. Beautiful.
That makes it the movie even sadder. If this isn't what you mean, I interpret this as Carl's _Paradise Falls_ because Ellie isn't beside him any more and that he'll only see her _UP_ in the afterlife.
This scene must be in top 10 Best Scenes from any Animated movies of all time , maybe even Best movies of all time. The level of detail and the love put into such a short amount of time that leads into such a striking yet simple ending is mind blowing
I remember seeing the trailers for this movie and thinking it was just about some old man and boy traveling somewhere in a flying house. Then, I was very surprised by this beautiful scene that nearly left me misty-eyed. I loved how the journey in this movie was motivated by the memory of his wife and the promise they made each other. Even more touching, though, were those words of wisdom she left for him that he finally found and read! Such an amazing movie!
…until one loses or can’t have a kid you will never truly grasp the emotional weight this scene has. We couldn’t have a child for a while and how Carl comforts her…so realistic.
Best beginning in a animated feature film! I had tears in my eyes, yet the Film started. The story of the characters was told in view minutes. What a beautiful Film. My alltime favorite of PIXAR Films!
When two people become one, it's so difficult trying to imagine a day or a life without the other. It hurts and it just makes you cherish that person more. I'm sorry, this scene got to me so much. 😌😭
Pixar wants us to cry in San Valentín, this company is evil, but I still love them. Pd: Animation holds up pretty well, I think that at this moment we can already tell that is timeless.
I cried more for the storyboard since they looked more realistic, bodywise. And it reminded me of my grandparents who have been married for over 50 years, who have the same love that Ellie and Carl do. I just.. ahhh love this story.
Pixar really outdid themselves on this one, it's the most emotional sequence ive seen in any movie and it does it without saying a word. Show dont tell. I love it.
Was it really a miscarriage ? I just thought they were having problems to get pregnant and the doctor was confirmed that she just could not ever get pregnant.
@@nessyness5447 I don't think they would have prepared an entire nursery if they weren't already expecting a baby. I think it was definitely a miscarriage and they either found out during that whole ordeal that Ellie couldn't have children, or they kept trying for another baby to no avail. Why they didn't go for adoption though, I have no clue.
@@cassie6146 well , some people get really excited and start preparing ahead of time before they actually have the certainty. And they did have that kind pf enthusiastic personality. If it was a miscarriage tho, a traumatic experience like that could make her decide to not adopt or try again. Maybe she felt no other kid would make up for her loss and she could not love another.
The fact that hits me the most is that Ellie always used to lead Carl up the hill and in the final scene Carl is leading her so excited to tell her about paradise falls but then she is ill😭😭😭😭😭😭
It's been thirteen years that I've watched it for the first time.When I was 3.I remember that balloon house that's all and I found it again after seven years later.Still I watched it again in the last two years.Still sinking into my feelings...WALL-E is my second favorite movie.
I remember going to the cinema and trying not to cry to this scene. All the other kids around me couldn't stand the urge to cry like me... I even saw some parents drying their tears😂 Its one of the best scenes of all time
Axdan 8 first time I saw this movie I didn’t know it was supposed to be sad. I also didn’t know she had a miscarriage in the move until recently (about a year or two)
I'm a tree That happened to me too! I didn't realize she had a miscarriage or that some part of the music (I want to say tempo but I'm not sure) represents Ellie's heartbeat. It's so weird to me that when I was a kid, I didn't realize how sad this scene really was until I grew up a bit and now I'm a crying mess in this movie.
