This friggin' movie...sobbbbbb. To Ellie, the adventure was never Paradise Falls. The adventure was being with HIM at Paradise Falls - or anywhere. True love.
@@waddellar Nothing wrong with that my dude. I don't cry during movies either (had few close calls), but I'm still human with vast emotions. Just because you don't cry doesn't mean you don't understand the strong message a movie may betray. Although I would prefer if I didn't cry at movies, so it could just be me.
@@waddellar I used to cry a lot to movies when I was a kid, nowadays idk what happened to me If i lose my feelings, I was so emotional nowadays I really dont cry to movies either, not even in real life Im not the type of person that cries to
I'm so sorry to hear about what you had to go through. I honestly wouldnt even be able to imagine. I'm happy that you are blessed with the lovely family you have and I am sure your daughters will grow up loved.
The piano theme in this movie has to be one of the most beautiful compositions ever. Honestly for me, it ranks up there with the Schindler’s List theme.
Him seeing the extra photos at the end and her note, "thanks for the adventure - now go have a new one" always makes me cry harder than the first 10 min. And EVERYONE cries at the first 10 min. If they're alive - heh
fun fact: this flat mountains actually exist and here in brazil we call in Monte Roraima (Mount Roraima), they are mountais that are in the border with Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana
That sound effect scream is called the "Wilhelm Scream" and it is a bit of an inside joke among movie makers to use this scream in their movies. It's been in moves as far back as the 50's, but after the sound designer from Star Wars used it in several films, it became common to use it. Altogether, it's been used in over 400 movies and tv shows. And now that you know that, you'll hear it everywhere.
Yes, Ben Burtt, the sound designer from Star Wars, said in an interview that he heard that scream in a western when he was a kid, from a character named Wilhelm who took an arrow to the throat. It impressed him, and he used it as a sort of signature in all the movies he worked on. Of course, once he had said that, curious people identified the scream he was talking about, and now it gets added as a joke (or homage) to all sorts of movies.
@@artsysabs I didn't feel that way. Gimili and Legolas were already joking thoroughout the battle, anyway. One Wilhelm scream didn't remove me from the care and hard work put into that entire climax. Wilhelm screams can't hold a torch to the Uruk-hai make up, let alone the entirety of The Battle of Helm's Deep. 😂
I was waiting for you to react to this movie for so long! The first song in the movie always makes me cry because it makes you think about how quick life goes, if your looking for movies to watch, I definitely recommended “bolt” it’s an amazing film and keeps you entertained. Keep up with the good work!
Any time you talk about how special it is to see a good father-daughter relationship in these reactions it makes me want you to watch The Princess and the Frog so bad. Princess Tiana is definitely one of my favorite Disney Princesses along with Mulan. It's the last 2D animated movie Disney did and it's extremely underrated. The songs, the visuals, and the character development are just top tier imo. Hope you get around to it someday!
I don't know if he has in the year since you posted this, but I'll be checking immediately after, and if he hasn't then I second this! It was overshadowed by Tangled, which is also great, but it's sad that it kind of pushed tPatF out of the way.
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss and your struggle but I'm so glad to hear that both Jane and Cheyenne are okay now. after watching your reaction to this, I can't wait to see your reaction to Finding Nemo. I know it's going to be amazing!
This movie is so good. The introduction showing Carl and Ellie’s married life together is so beautiful, and it creates so much emotion without the characters even saying a word. Disney+ has a really cute animation shorts series called Dug Days that shows more of Dug’s life with Carl after the movie ends.
Unfortunately two of the actors Ed Asner and Christopher Plummer have passed away. You may recognize Ed Asner from being in Elf, he was Santa Claus, (the real one, not the fake) And you may know Christopher Plummer from the Sound of Music and possibly Knives Out
Brought to you by Pixar starring Ed Asner as Carl Frederickson, an old widow who lost his wife and made a promise to go to Paradise Falls. While on the way he meets Russell, a wilderness explorer on a mission to get the last merit badge by assisting the elderly. He chooses Carl to fulfill that goal. His idol Charles Muntz is on a quest to find a elusive bird.
Paradise falls was inspired by a type of mountain called tepui, there's an actual mountain called Salto Ángel (Angel Falls) that looks very similar to the paradise falls one.
I think it amy also have been a reference to The Plateu in The Lost World by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Just look up an image, it's exactly the same 😄 As far as I know, from research and hearing from the creators of the film adaptation (1920s) it is based on a real place (the lost world plateu is). I always forget what it was called, but Salto Angel doesn't sound familiar, it must have been different. But yeah, it's a crazy beautiful looking formation.
If you are doing animated movies, you have GOT to do some of the Studio Ghibli movies, especially the ones by writer / director Hayao Miyazaki. The originals are in Japanese, but John Lasseter worshiped Miyazaki and arranged to dub several of them into English, with major actors like Christian Bale, Patrick Stewart and Uma Therman. Four of my favorites -- Howl's Moving Castle, My Neighbor Totoro, Castle in the Sky, and Spirited Away. There's also a really hard-to-watch movie called "Grave of the Fireflies" that tells the story of a family in the firebombing of Kobe, Japan in WWII
I give a second to all of these. I mentioned "My Neighbor Totoro" in my own comment, but all of the Studio Ghibli films you mentioned are outstanding. Though I know it is not as acclaimed as some others, I have a soft spot for "Porco Rosso." And yes "Grave of the Fireflies" is dark and very worth watching.
Miyazaki's films are masterpieces. All those you mentioned, and more. _Ponyo, Princess Mononoke, Kiki's Delivery Service,_ etc. My favorite is _The Wind Rises,_ But that should be seen after seeing all the others. Looking forward to seeing _How Do You Live?_
Here’s a list of movies you should check out Over the hedge Bee movie Cars (3 movies) Ant bully monsters vs aliens Shrek (3 movies) Ice age (5 movies) Madagascar (3 movies) Shark tale Turbo Bolt
@@benquadinaros5069 I honestly haven't watched it in a long time either, but from what I know, it's just generally considered terrible. Both it's jokes and story are bad, and it doesn't really impact the series' plot at all
My parents went through infertility problems when having me. They tried to have a child for six years until they finally found out that my dad had Klinefelter Syndrome, so he's infertile. Obviously that was very upsetting for them but luckily they managed to have me in the end by using artifical contraception, a fertility method. My mom also has diabetes so she was very ill when she had me and we both almost died. I feel very sad for the people who can't have children but people should definetly know that it doesn't have to be the end. There are many other ways to get children, they're just not as obvious and easy. So try to stay positive and don't loose hope. That's what advice I'd give anyway.
I subscribed to JV's Galactic Adventures because of watching See Jane Go TV. At 64 yrs old it was my first time seeing a MAN so openly expressive or "in touch" with his emotions. I'm STILL the same way. And caught hell for it... even up to 53 yrs old. Came up through the "foster" "care" system and living on the streets of NY. I never liked NY. I didn't fit in. And I certainly wasn't like any of the guys I'd met. So, anyway, I stubled on your JV's Galactic Adventures channel and HAD TO subcribe. Needless to say, I'm NOT disappointed, JV.
Idk why but I did some rough math, and he would have needed 18.2 million balloons to carry his house if it's 2k square feet. If the balloons ,hypothetical of course, were weather resistant and the helium was good quality then that's like 2-5 days or more of travel time. Although if he relied on wind and curtains to steer him idk how fast he would go (probs 30 mph ?) which from Utah to Mt Roraima is like 4k miles which means it would have realistically taken him a few months (possibly around 115 days). Idk if it's even right but I know that shit would take forever and isn't a tangible project. Edit: just saw that national geographic did a project on it (on a smaller scale) so I guess it could happen, but it would still take forever to travel that distance.
Also, sails _on_ the house would do nothing, since the whole house is just drifting with the local wind. And houses aren't designed to be lifted up from one point, so ... _rip._
I watched this in cinemas with my mom when I was 8 and I was sobbing so hard apparently, and kept saying "I want to go home I hate this" LMAO. that being said it really is such a good movie!!
Crying, every. single. time. I didn't it was possible to cry watching a reaction of this movie, but I did. The fact that they can't have kids hits hard. Karl and Russell's relationship is everything. When R was a lone on stage, then Karl came to pin the badge on him... This is everything I want in a movie: emotional, beyond beautiful, comical, creative. Up is an absolute masterpiece, along with Coco. These two are top tier.
Okay so it was announced by someone who worked on the movie revealed that by the end of the film Charles Muntz was 92, and thanks makes Carl 78. It was revealed that Carl was 9 at the start of the movie. And Muntz was 23. Also apparently in some video game "Kinect Rush: A Disney/Pixar Adventure" he was shown to be alive.
I am so sorry you and your wife had to go through that, but I am very happy to know she pulled through. It is easy to see just how much they mean to you, and how much you love them. It shows through so clearly. Your wife and kids are lucky to have someone like you in their life and in their corner. My Mother is a very small woman, (4'10.5") I have an older sister, but both pregnancies were very hard on her, because of her size. Both of us had to be caesarian section births, and she was told she couldn't have any more because she, most likely, would now survive having a third caesarian, there was way too much scar tissue. And I know that my birth was difficult, as I take after my Father, being a stocky Irish farmboy build. But both of my parents are amazing people, and gave my sister, and I everything we needed to grow to be good people. I just am trying to be one. To end on a slightly happier note, my favorite joke about this movie. "The first 7 minutes of this movie is STILL a better love story than the entire Twilight series."
Bro you will not regret watching one of these animation movies ⬇️ - the little prince (2015) - surfs up - onward - the croods - sing - Peabody and Sherman I would love your reaction on any of these🖤
Pete Docter, the director have comfirmed that Muntz is 92 years old and he was 23 at the start of the movie, while Carl was 9 so Muntz is 14 years older than him. In an earlier version of the film, the eggs from Kevin's species could give you eteral youth (to give a reason for Kevin to be special other than being an undiscovered bird) so when Carl met Muntz, he looks the same as he did 69 year earlier.
You should watch Dug Days on DIsney+ which is a sequel series to Up, mostly centers around Dug and his antics. It's set after the events of Up, Carl sells The Spirit of Adventures airship and uses the money to buy a cozy house in the suburbs and moves in with Dug. In the series Carl isn't as grumpy as he was during the most of Up and while he gets slightly annoyed by certain things that Dug does he doesn't really get angry like he did before. Russel also make an apperance in one of the last (if not THE last, haven't watched it for almost a year so I have forgotten) episode, still voiced by Jordan Nagai but his lines are from unused scenes as Nagai is in his 20s now (plus isn't doing any acting anymore, which is a shame). Alpha and the other dogs don't appear in the first season so they either were sold, moved into a kennel or being adopted (probably by the old folks at Shady Oaks). Dug's mate doesn't make an apperance either so it might happen in season 2.
Actually dogs say more than just "food" go search about "what about Bunny" she got taught how to use buttons that say one word each. And she is able to form sentences, express her feelings and thoughts.
I always forget that Carl and Ellie weren't just married for 50 years, they spent ALMOST LITERALLY their entire lives together - they met when they were in the single digits and were part of each other's lives for *60 years*. That loss...I can't even begin to imagine it.
I can't have kids and I always thought I could adopt, but it turns out that's next to impossible for lower income couples. I've resigned myself to this fact but I do have a niece or nephew due Feb and I'm excited. You have a beautiful family. Cheyenne is a sweet little miracle and your partner is ok now. Very happy for you
There are so many great animated movies, but for me the pinnacle of animated movies are "Up" and "Wall-E." I usually will put "Up" at the top if I am pressed, just because I think Wall-E's third act is not as good as the rest of it. That being said, the first act of Wall-E is probably my favorite animation ever. The first 10 minutes of "Up" are among the most powerful animated sequences ever, and what makes the movie so great for me is how the rest of the movie pays off on everything set up in those first 10 minutes. It's not just, 'here are 10 powerful minutes followed by 90 minutes of semi-related silliness or action.' Everything that follows those first 10 minutes is tied deeply back to those ten minutes. The entire movie is satisfying because of the attention paid to make every detail pay off the set up. Several animated movies I recommend to people (and I know you have already seen a lot of these): Classic Disney-- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Sleeping Beauty, Dumbo, Bambi, and The Fox and the Hound. Bakshi's classic "The Secret of NIMH." Ghibli studio's "My Neighbor Totoro." I also recommend "Shrek," "How to Train Your Dragon," "Kung Fu Panda," and "Zootopia." Two classics that I don't see people reacting to are Disney's "Fantasia," and, for adults only, "Heavy Metal." They are very different from the others and worth watching.
Trivia fact: director Pete Docter himself confirmed that Muntz is 23 years old at the start of the film while Carl is 9. In the present day, Muntz is therefore 92 years old while Carl is 78; an age gap of 14 years.
Thank you for sharing your experiences, I to was very toutched by this movie. And even thought it wasn't easy for you and your wife I'm glad you manage to have two kids and I hope they grow beautiful and happy.
This is the first video of yours I've seen . I'm very sorry about the problems you and your wife have had having children but , at the same time it's nice to hear to managed to have your daughters . Congratulations to you both !
You really should watch Dug Days on Disney+! It's so adorable! The episodes cover things about Dug's new life as Carl's dog and actually lets you know what happened after the end of the movie as far as what happened to the Spirit of Adventure ship, where Russell and his Mom ended up, etc.
Honestly, you wanna see fantastic visuals? The Good Dinosaur has it. It's definitely not one of Pixar's more popular films, but the environment looks so REAL. It's a feast of Pixar saying "look what we can do" and everything is photo realistic
I still get teary at the start even when just watching someone else react to that opening scene. But this is such a beautiful movie with an adorable and emotional story. Also thank you for deciding to tell us the stories at the end. I understand that those things are hard, and I sorry to hear that you had to go through so much. But I am glad you were able to get through the movie, even with the emotional connections.
Brought to you by Pixar directed by Pete Doctor starring Ed Asner as Carl Frederickson. An elderly man who lost his wife thus making him a widow who promised that he would later go to Paradise Falls. Realizing that he isn't getting any younger Carl decides to go on his own. Solution? Fly his house there. While flying over the is met by Russell, a wilderness explorer in need of his final badge. Assisting the elderly. If Russell could help Carl in some way then he will become a senior wilderness explorer. Thus is the goal of the film
Also, I recommend a goofy movie. Both of my movie suggestions, this and treasure planet, are central around father's so I'd love to see your reaction to both. Also, there is a sequel to a goofy movie you could watch.
As someone who is the grandson of hoarders, seeing Carl throwing the items off to get the house to float again fills me with a lot of contradictory happiness and sadness.
My great grandpa wasn’t really a HOARDER per se, but he definitely made sure he got the most use out of stuff. For example: he purchased a ceiling fan from Sears with a lifetime warranty back in the 80s. Thirty years later, when the fan broke, he RETURNED that fan *with the receipt in its original packaging!* He was one hell of a man lol.
This was a REAL tear-jerker movie for me. I mean, it was really heartwarming and fun and funny and adventurous an all. But it was... like... bitter-sweet, you know? The first 15-20 minutes had me crying like CRAZY!!! It broke my heart when Ellie passed away and the "alone" time of Carl in their house...
Finally. I was waiting for this movie. This has got to be the best Pixar movie ever made in my opinion. There are so many great references to Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World, which adds some more icing to the cake. Such a meaningful and heartbreaking movie. I just love it.
This is one of my favorite movies of all-time! "Adventure is out there!" was my high school yearbook quote. :P After you've reacted to all of the Disney and Pixar movies, I'd love to see a video where you discuss which ones were your favorites and why.
THE GUY FROM CHEERS is in every pixar movie. His name is John Ratzenberger and he is literally in every pixar film. It's a running gag and awesome. Also another great reaction, man! This is one of my favorite movies and was the theme of our wedding.
this movie is such a tear jerker but its so warm too. That you for sharing your story with us! Being able to relate in such a way must make it so much more meaningful too!
Fabulous reaction!! Crying along with you there XD Some perhaps lesser known animated films (but still great!) you might be interested in: Sing (2016), Balto (1995), Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002), Watership Down (original 1978)!
That skeptical "we'll see..." is pretty big talk for a guy who cries at every Pixar film! Trust me, the audience knows what they're talking about on this one!
Thanks for sharing such an emotional and difficult experience with us, sure it wasn't easy. Also thank you for letting us get to know you to this level. I wish the best for you and your family and can't wait to continue watching your content.
I know someone whose daughter had fertility issues and resorted to IVF to have kids with her husband. It took them years and tons of money and work to have just one kid. It's so sad, but I think they finally have the child they've always wanted. I don't know their daughter, but they said it took a serious mental toll on her because she wanted a child so badly and, while pregnancy should have been "easy" for her, it just wasn't. I'm glad she's a mother now and she's living her dream of motherhood.
A few uderrated movies I hope you watch sometime: The Book of Life Thumbelina FernGully:The Last Rainforest All Dogs go to Heaven The Swan Princess Land Before Time An American Tail Prince of Egypt Gnomes (1980) Cats Don't Dance
For the movies suggestion, I'll suggest Legend of the guardians: owls of Ga'Hoole, Brother Bear, Treasure Planet, The Adventures of TinTin, Lilo and Stitch and Meet the Robinsons.
The sad thing is that it's not that they can't have kids, it's that she lost their baby, she had a miscarriage. They were already preparing the nursery, expecting their child so she already was pregnant. :(
I'm really sorry to hear about what you and your wife went through. The best things in life are the hardest to get. Here's to a wonderful life with your wife and your beautiful daughters. On another note, I'm always glad to see a reactor who expresses emotions when watching these movies.
The story does not end there in real life.: I live 3 blocks away from where the house that inspired the movie was. Sadly the real owner died but she had someone promise to keep the house standing. They found tons of new paper and photos of her hanging out with famous people for decades. The guy that promised to keep the house standing eventually broke the promise and the house was torn down. Now there is a memorial plaque where the house once stood. To this day people are always bringing balloons to place around the memorial plaque. Then a bunch of local "karens" complained so the issue went to court. The court voted to allow people to continue placing balloons around the house.
This movie always makes me bawl my eyes out...even your reaction has had me bawling my eyes out!! I knew your reaction to this would be amazing. I can't have kids so my heart always breaks watching Karl and Ellie realising they won't have the family they dreamed of. I'm so happy you and Jane have your two girls, so sorry to hear about the difficulties you've had.
