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Jun 08 '09 by Simpletinrobot
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Anybody else see UP then have to come home and think really long and hard about how they are living their life?

olie! on Jun 08 '09 at 12:22am

I'm seeing it tomorrow. I am really excited.

olie! on Jun 08 '09 at 12:23am

but judging from the contents of your initial post it sounds like there may be parts to make me feel depressed, and hopefully that is not the case.

Malcolm Man on Jun 08 '09 at 12:24am

there are very few movies that have made me rethink my life.

I've heard that Up was good, but I doubt it will make me reformulate my life.

Simpletinrobot on Jun 08 '09 at 12:25am

I've had a few that made me re-think my life, Weatherman comes to mind first, but I know there's been more.

mike bautista on Jun 08 '09 at 12:37am

Anyone didn't see Up yet and will be bugged at having to think about at what part in the movie will they have to think about this when they're seeing it?

mike bautista on Jun 08 '09 at 12:38am

Also, its pretty amazing how impossible it is for Pixar to make a movie that doesn't suck.

mike bautista on Jun 08 '09 at 12:39am

Oh wait. I worded that wrong. I mean they never make a movie that sucks.

olie! on Jun 08 '09 at 12:41am

Any movie with Nicolas Cage generally makes me rethink my life.

Tikimasters on Jun 08 '09 at 3:21am

EVERYONE has been raving about this movie. What exactly is all the hype about? As a pixar film, I'm sure it'll be good but when a bunch of people my age are telling me to go see it (but I don't want to) there must be something different than other pixar films.

PuppetMeat on Jun 08 '09 at 3:24am

I enjoyed it quite a bit. Funny like Pixar movies usually are, but the message is way stronger than any of the other movies, and it comes right in the beginning, but you're reminded of it throughout.

Overall I think I still like Finding Nemo and the short that came with it my favorite Pixar, but this is probably #2.

Simpletinrobot on Jun 08 '09 at 11:53am

Tiki - I think the difference is, it's a strong Pixar movie as per usual, but it really has a strong sort of connection with more adult questions and struggles than the others, so I think it hits as awesome like the rest but then goes the extra mile to be meaningful.

producer on Jun 08 '09 at 11:55am

BABY!

whisper in water on Jun 08 '09 at 12:12pm

I haven't seen it yet, but I heard that it's not unusual when you're in the theater to hear a five-year-old behind you ask, "Mommy, why are you crying?" Adult themes that go over kids' heads. I'm really excited to see it, hopefully I can do that soon!

TheInfamousBaka on Jun 08 '09 at 12:16pm

I really wanna see it. Soon, I hope.

Chipmnk on Jun 08 '09 at 12:22pm

Is Tiffany naked with a dog?

andyg on Jun 08 '09 at 12:27pm

If your eyes don't get wet during the first twenty minutes, then you're not human.

mike bautista on Jun 08 '09 at 12:29pm

I'm going to see this now to test how human I am.

TheInfamousBaka on Jun 08 '09 at 12:30pm

Tube top and short shorts! D:

jillustration on Jun 08 '09 at 12:31pm

I think that it's hard to explain what the hype is about without seeing it. Otherwise you run the risk of spoiling it. There are some adult themes but not in a way that will ruin the movie for kids, they just won't get parts of it in the way that adults will. It does definitely make you think about what really and truly is important in your life. Plus there is a big goony bird and talking dogs. Nuff said.

FRICKINAWESOME on Jun 08 '09 at 12:32pm

mike bautista on Jun 08 '09 at 12:39am

Oh wait. I worded that wrong. I mean they never make a movie that sucks.

Cars came pretty dang close, but other than that, i completely agree with you. I repeatedly have said Pixar should be the only ones allowed to make computer animated movies, all the rest are pretty much child's play.

And yes, this film made me well up a couple times, major lump in the throat time here. And holy shit, it has the best excuse for talking animals in an animated film ever!

I also love how every Pixar movie has a different message and theme that really resonates over and over again and is so useful in life and really a good lesson for children and adults alike.

TheInfamousBaka on Jun 08 '09 at 12:33pm

SQUIRREL!

nasmo on Jun 08 '09 at 12:33pm

Saw it last night, and I have never heard a full theater as quiet as it was after the prologue. No one was even breathing.

What a beautiful piece of filmmaking.

mike bautista on Jun 08 '09 at 12:46pm

Yeah I thought Cars was gonna blow hard before I saw it. But it was likable, and I couldn't say it sucked. I haven't seen Wall-E yet, but I thought it was pretty daring to have half the movie without dialogue, but I heard they pulled that through. I think with the status they're at right now, they can get financed to make any kind of movie they want and they're just experimenting with different ways to tell stories and express emotions while still being palatable for kids and adults.

And about Pixar needing to be the only one to make computer-animated movies, did you hear what Jack Black said at the Oscars?

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