Garrett Martin Sorry to hear that bro. hope your ok and your family too. this film is so uplifting abnd gave me some hope too. Take it easy.

I know this is super late, but I really like your comment. I haven't lost a child, but I've lost a few people very close to me to cancer and your answer really resonated with how I felt watching this movie. Every time I see an article or a KZfaq comment claiming she was selfish for deciding to have her child, I simply can't get into that headspace. There's no one I've lost that I wouldn't go through ten times the amount of pain if it meant having our exact history not be erased. And I imagine it only goes orders of magnitude more for your own child. Every time I get done watching this film I turn to my wife and tell her I love her and everything she is. To me, the film wasn't about whether or not you would go through the pain to have the person you love. It wasn't even about the idea of time being unchangeable or her free will being curtailed like some have claimed. It's about appreciating everything good while we have it. Because even if we could know the future, our experience would eventually mold us to make the same decisions and go through the same things anyway. To me, this is more a deep musing on the changeable nature of human thought, emotion, and decision-making and using that as a lens to see the deeper truth of how special, unique, and priceless each and every moment of love we have is. We never know how long we have, and the next moment isn't promised. So be the person every day that will make people be glad you were there even through the pain of losing you. And tell people you love them.

@@ruskokollektiv5457 Yeah I don't get the selfish accusation on Louise (Adam's character). Like, she gave life to a human being. The greatest gift there is. Her daughter, Hannah, wouldn't be able to have that gift for long, but at least she had it and got to have a life. If she made a different choice, Hannah doesn't get this incredible gift. She gave life, one of, if not the greatest gift you can give another human being.

This is a beautiful sentiment. I have not been in this position and hope beyond hope I never feel this loss. I can cry at just the thought of it. I send you as much strength as you ever need.

@@ruskokollektiv5457 - yes, when I hear people say she was selfish, it makes me think of the lesson of another film - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which is that just because somethings (most things) ends in pain, does not mean you should choose to erase them if you have the choice.

Kat Reynolds It hits me like a truck every single time. The only two movies that consistently make me cry are Milo & Otis and Arrival lol

This

Exactly. And I love knowing the difference

ah and guardians of the galaxy !!! needs me some james gunn love

Why do we even have that lever?

Where would one go to find said doodles of Mikey?

In the margins of my trapper-keeper with a horse on it, right underneath my framed picture of Mikey winning a pulitzer for that line And you have to draw them yourself, or it doesn't count! Duh!

Oh right, the poison, the poison for kuzco, the poison chosen especially to kill kuzco, kuzco's poison. ...that poison?

YES THAT POISON!

Oh, and Emperor's New Groove for sure.

El Dorado would like to have a word with you

@@MnopTheGreat El Dorado is one of the most underrated gems of animation