The first ten minutes of this film could've been a short film

The opening of this movie is heartbreaking, but her final message, "Thanks for the adventure, now go have a new one," gets me crying every time.

It’s amazing how an artful storyteller can make you feel so many emotions without a word of dialogue

I remember my mom took us to watch this. She was crying the first 10 minutes and she said "I thought this was just gonna be a feel good kids movie oh my God"

"Why are there no relationships like this?" There are, you just rarely see them. I saw an elderly couple get off a bus a while back. The husband helped his wife off and they walked away holding hands. It was the most wholesome thing I saw all day.

Pixar told a better love story in 10 minutes than the entire Twilight saga

A better love story than twilight in 15 minutes

the moment i started this video all i could think was "i cant wait see you all cry like babies"

Screen Maureen is great. It's lovely to see an older person doing reaction videos when the vast majority of reactors are young people.

Pixar just casually deciding to shatter millions of parents down to their emotional core for bringing their little kids to see a fun movie. You show one still from any of the first 10 minutes of the movie and the tears are gonna start for me

You should have included the scene when he revisits the album toward the end of the movie. We get a glimpse of Ellie's perspective. It was a great conclusion and actually made me more emotional than married life did.

If this movie doesn't make you feel something, you have no soul.

"Oh, they're gonna have a baby!" This...this is gonna hurt so much...

My dad never forgave me for showing him this movie. 🤣

This was really sweet and sad all at once, but it was Ellie crying in the hospital after finding out she couldn't have a child, that got me.

One thing I always found interesting is that we only ever hear Ellie speak when she’s a kid and we only ever hear Carl speak when he’s an old man (apart from when he yells out “No!” in the theater).

It's so amazing to me that Michael Giacchino did the soundtrack for both this movie and The Batman. Could not be more opposite soundtracks but both are amazing, such fantastic range and talent for a composer.

5:36 LOL how one reactor is balling her eyes out the whole time, cutting to Mary Cherry joyfully humming to the song.

I wish more "kids" movies would take risks like this. For some reason, people think that kids can't understand anything more complex than fart jokes and pokemon. This movie (and Wall-E) were instrumental in my development as a kid, and this scene specifically stuck with me for years. It gets more and more poignant as I get older and realize the gravity of what Carl's going through, but kids can understand, and even be attracted to things like this!

The shot him sitting in the room with the balloons absolutely murders me.

I tried borrowing this movie from Rick Astley years ago. I asked him repeatedly for it day after day. I finally realized he was never going to give me Up.

This scene hits so differently now that my grandmother died last year couple weeks before my birthday. My grandpa was heartbroken but it was through the power of love and family that he managed to move forward. Whenever we see old videos or pictures of the past, every time Grandma comes up, Grandpa would say “Hi Honey!”

I've never had a movie rip my guts out so quickly. Usually we build up to the sad but we get hit with it early on

It's a good reminder that the grumpy old man or lady isn't so just because, they are often struck by tradegy. But it's also a reminder that you can actually help them love the rest of their life a bit more happy

Every love story is a happy one. We're only sad because sooner or later, every story ends.

The part that gets me is when he’s going through the adventure book and doesn’t realize she’s added more to it. He just sees Paradise Falls and thinks “I had a lifetime to make my loves dream come true… and failed.”

Seeing their reactions at the opening, saying "How cute they are!" And "This is so nice!" Got me really spooked for when the sad stuff was gonna kick in.

Yeah, bout sums it up. The first 10 minutes of the film was Disney pulling down our pants and kicking us in the nuts.

I was in my early 20's when this movie came out. I was in my late 30's when I realized the reason Carl uproots his house to finally go to Paradise Falls is because he wants to die there.

Still one of the greatest love stories ever put to film

This movie is something that always reminded me as a young kid that life is gonna go on, thinking I’m gonna change, and everyone around me is changing too. Always been an emotional movie

That's our Grandparents. That's our Parents. That's us one day. Life happens. Everyone deserve Love & Kindness.

Absolute best opening of a movie! Thanks for capturing the tears. Currently going thru a divorce, so I’m watching all the romantic movies to torture myself :( thanks again

It is an INSANE feat from creators of the movie to immediately connect you so much to the characters that you end up crying from the loss within the first 7 or 8 minutes of watching. I don't know of another movie - animated or otherwise - that is able to do that. This movie is nothing short of a masterpiece.

Jesus christ the first 10 minutes of this movie is top tier emotion.

There’s a reason this is one of the most well known scenes out there. You’re literally watching someone’s entire life experience, with both happy and sad moments.

I've been married for 6 years now to the love of my life and have watched her health deteriorate very rapidly and seeing this and being reminded of This truly wonderful and tragic representation of marriage has inspired me to try to fulfill one of her lifelong goals of being a baker. It's so odd how impactful a moment can be just randomly scrolling through KZfaq. This reminded me that it would be shameful of me not to be there with her to see it all through to the end.

Yeah the line “why aren’t there relationships like this in real life?” There could be more im in one at the moment. The key is looking for someone who may not be the best looking but they have a good heart and they think about the little things. Value the person and not the body and you’ll find a relationship like this.

This whole entire beginning explains life so well in that one scene it shows how life will have its up and downs and to enjoy the best moments of life as much as you can while you still can

When he was old and looking at that painting and looking back at her old self, I had to cover my mouth because I was about to cry so hard. I still cried tho...cuz I knew what was going to happen. I knew...and it was heartbreaking...so much pain and sorrow ...and false hope.

ah yes, when Disney still had a heart, soul, and love for their movies.

I do feel like the doctor visit was meant to signify that Ellie was pregnant but miscarried and would be unlikely to ever carry to term. Them actually doing up the room is something people start to do the second they find out they're pregnant because they're super excited, it's rare to do so before even trying. Way to make the scene even more depressing.

I remember watching this & the first 10minutes had me wondering how sad this entire film could possibly be😂😭

Ten minutes and you love this characters, you realize things goes worse and worse and u understand the situation, this is such a great performance!!

Not going to lie bruv this had me in tears mate

1:22. "Aw, that's so great! They're gonna have a kid!" Literally 4 seconds later at 1:26: 😦 Quickest plot twist ever

First time I watched this movie, every time later in the film he refers to the house it made me tear up because of how well they’d built the story at the start

The fact that they decided to break our hearts in the first 7 minutes of the movie, is just so damn mean.

This intro is one of the most beautiful ones I have ever seen and I just love this movie. Seeing a man have his world dying in front of him and finding a new North in life is one of a king type of thing.

The way they showed the love/life/lose of Carl/Ellie was magical with the simple use of "snapshot visuals" and music. You FEEL the passage of time, and love over the years between the two, so much that when the "main story" kicks off, you can completely understand where Carl's head-space is at and WHY he is so focused on doing one thing despite everything that gets in the way.

I am trying to hold in my tears after watching this scene again after nearly 10 years of my life. God I'm not crying. YOUR CRYING!

I'm such a bitter person because at the start, seeing them so happy for the couple completely unaware of what was going to happen made me laugh.

That transition from "oh they gonna have a baby" to "oh...nevermind" gets me everytime 💀

When I first started to watch this movie. I thought it was gonna be your typical and a normal movie for kids but I was already crying a few moments later after I said those words. I swear.. This movie will literally teach you why people say the word "Don't judge a book by its cover"

The new Pixar short before Elemental is about Carl and Dug preparing for Carl's first date with someone since the events of Up. The moment that Carl looked at the old picture of himself with Ellie, the feelings kicked in.

When they started enjoying i was like "Yeah, get ready to cry my friends"

This movie is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen, although the beginning is the movie that breaks your heart. An excellent movie 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

The ironic thing is this is one of the best animated movies I have ever seen. Ed Asner won an Oscar for best animated character. Well deserved.

The slow change in the music from happy to sad is jst... 💔

The fact that this scene alone goes from happy to sad to happy to sad again shows how well thought out this is.

Without a single dialogue , it captures an entire love story , which is defintely gives the emotional pay off later

Damn all this part hits you more when you are older, I don't even remember being sad when I was little

The opening for UP is infamous for tugging at people's heartstrings.

That music is insane. The same music for SO many different emotions 😊😢🎢

The way I'm sobbing from the scene of them cloud watching and Carl closing his eyes with a smile😭

I know i'm crying too in the first scene 😭 and wondering how could this movie gonna be when their start with memorable scene like that. And turns out it'll be amazing too

Oh, Michael Giacchino, always giving us joy before leaving us in tears

Me encanta cuando una historia logra hacerte sentir emociones y justo esa película lo logra muy bien desde el inicio ❤️

16 years old and still crying at this movie

This first part means more to you the older you get. I mean, I have gone to many cemeteries over the years to bury/visit old friends, family etc who had died, and then looked at other tombstones of people I didn't know and wondered what their story/life was and if anyone that knew them are still alive and miss them, etc.

"So sweet!" 10 minutes later everybody crying.😭😭😭

They just can't do stuff like this today. This movie really brought the feels when I first saw it.

“I didn’t know this movie was gonna be emotional” Famous last words

5:06 wtf...i was just crying over his wife's dead and suddenly this appeared i burst into laughing tears

Trivia: Carl and Ellie were loosely based on Disney animator/Imagineer Marc Davis and his wife Alice.

I think it's perfect for kids, it makes them understand what a love is😭

The constants in the universe: The sky is blue, water is wet, and Pixar will rip your heart out in the most beautiful way.

Boy! That collection was a real...treat!

The dude yelling: "oh my god why?" when she dies. Yeah that litterally sums up my first time seeing this movie

Now we need an Ellie badge scene compilation

So much said and yet not a single word spoken

I will just say it no matter how old you are or how many times you watch it you can't help but tear up at the first ten minutes of the movie because it's too beautiful and sad at the same time and what's even more sad is that Ed asner who played Carl passed away so now both Carl and Ellie are together again

This montage always gets me no matter how many times I see it but it’s the perfect way to explain why he’s so grumpy at the beginning of the movie.

"Its enough to bring a grown man to tears."

I watched this for the first time shortly after my 79-year-old mother died. She left behind my 86-year-old father. Needless to say this part of the movie wrecked me.

I was ready to cuss you out for having the title say "Worst kids movie ever" not only it made me all feels, but every time I hear the opening song I just cry.

This intro is an entire life and it always leaves me broken. And it's the opening to the movie

"This is so perfect" You are so perfect 😂❤❤

I remember being like 5 years old, watching this movie with my parents and rolling my eyes and laughing when my parents both started crying. “You’ll get it when you’re older” my mom said to me back then. I just rewatched this scene for the first time in years (already rewatched it a bunch over the years and always cried a little) but now I’m 20 years old and I just violently sobbed my heart out. Even afterwards when I saw this video in my recommendations I just started bawling again even though the focus here is on the reactions and not even on the scene itself. God. What a soul crushingly beautiful exploration of life, love and loss.

My grandpa was in bed so we bougth him a lot of movies, we choose this one because he looked exactly like him, with no clue of the story. He saw this a few months after my grandma have died, it was hard, he died 6 momths after her.

Truly amazing film making.

We saw this for the first time in the middle of a 15 hour flight direct from Tokyo to NY. You could hear everyone on the plane either attempting to hold back tears or outright crying. It was brutal to spring on a bunch of people already emotionally drained from just a long flight. I kept thinking “this is a kids movie?”

I remember watching this when I was kid and what I understand is "oh his wife dead" now I grow up and realize what really happened.

2:14 "This is so grea-" 😂😂😂

I saw this movie in high school. It broke me so bad in the first ten minutes that I needed to see the rest of the movie. I NEEDED to see that happy ending.

Up needs to be selected for preservation in the US National Film Registry for being so damn full of emotion and art. It’s truly incredible what this film can make people feel

When i watched this movie 7 years ago as a kid i never knew what happened... Man when were all kids back than we couldn't even understand what was happening in the movie that we find cool, entertaining and beautiful we just simply find something sad or evil amusing we just dont get what sad means in movies that we watch as kids and years later we rewatch the movies some still have alot of memories of those movies they watched as kids and some who barely have any memories of watching the movies and rewatching the sad scenes gave us that thing that sad look on our face that we didn't understand as a kid back than that gave us like the most saddest thing we've ever seen and we get like shocked that we didn't understand those sad scenes as a kid dude this movie hits hard

I'm freakin' 38 years old and this still makes me cry to this day.

This was so much my grandparents. I cried in the theater. My grandma died 30 years before he finally passed. My grandfather became very bitter when he lost her, till he died He missed her

I didn’t really cry watching this as a kid, but now i'm rewatching it and it's sad as hell.