true.

I cried as a kid because I was just sad 😭

@@laniacurb5783 oh🥲✌🏼

The pain of infertility and losing a spouse is sharper as you age.

Ya.. Totally agree

According to earlier drafts of those scenes the whole thing was gonna be a montage of them punching each other, the executives then went like “uhhh...no” so they changed it

Jawdat Barghuthi LOL

Why did she have to die without going to paradise falls

@@zacharyyam9123 That wasn't the point. 'Stuff I'm gonna do' details her entire life with Carl. She didn't want the destination of Paradise Falls- the journey of living with and loving Carl was what Ellie came to understand as the most perfect adventure.

The paper would be presented wet and late for the attempts

Why would you be? The scene was designed to be sad and they nailed it. I think its even more sad as an adult to be honest, since you understand that you lost some things while growing up. Not to say that kids can't relate to a certain degree but it's propably not the same deep understanding.

48. just sayin.

Also he’s part cotton candy and dolphin. They’re very intelligent!

The actor who voiced Bing Bong was crying when he recorded that scene, so don’t feel bad.

Elephandolphincat*

OH NOO 😭

You son of a bitch....that makes it so much worse

I already cry and you make it worse

I still didn't cry.

Ima just make your sobbing worse the whole movie is about Carl his guardian angel is that chubby kid showing the way to heaven

Reinielle 1 this had me sniffling

😂😭

If you wanna make it hurt more, there's an artisr who worte a song about that scene. Search it up here on youtube, Take Her To The Moon by Moira Dela Torre 😂

@@sed9385 DON'T REMIND ME!!! I'VE HEARD THAT SONG AND I DID HEARING IT!!! 😭😭😭

@@pcjon117 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂

Same

Take her to the moon for me had me in TEARS when I watched it

@Oskar Sebastian 4*

the best comment ever but saddest

@@mckennasobel6224 omg yes!

Truee

Fr😩🤚🏽

Got me

Big gangster until then. Damnn.

😭😭😭😭

I flat out sobbed to that scene! Bing bong meant nothing to me compared to that moment. Riley has such a beautiful relationship with her parents. And seeing Joy start to understand the need for sadness was everything too

That scene for me is the saddest part of any Pixar movie.

I hated that part

@@GuessMyName234 Why? It's such an amazing climax to the film where all the themes and character arcs come together perfectly.

It sounds cheesy, but that was the moment I learnt that it's ok (and sometimes necessary) to cry. It was a long journey, but because of Inside Out I finally went to therapy. I owe this film and that scene so damn much

I don't know anyone who can legit not at least struggle through the Up intro...

I started crying while just watching it here

Hachiko : Hold my bark

Or grave of the fireflies . That one will wreck you for life

No actually no movie can make me cry for 5 hours Up: hold my balloons

Caitlin Cushing I watched that with my cousin bro and i tried so hard not to break down cuz he'll make fun of me later, then i looked at him and that fucker was crying his eyes out, and we both cried

If someone put Coco's "Remember Me" on a Try Not To Cry challenge, I would have absolutely no compunctions calling them a bastard to their face. you can't NOT cry during that scene.

Thank you! I agree! That’s such a beautiful moving scene!

@This Isn't Real Life wow you're so cool!

Herman Pops Now you both make fun of each other After watching COCO😂

That didn't happen. Stop it.

@@nicholasbourcier It actually did, though I guess the other students could have been lying (not about the death of the professor’s wife, that’s confirmed) but feel free to believe whatever you’d like.

I cried at this comment

aww...thats sad...

OMG I CAN'T STOP 😭😭😭

Actually for bingbong, the line should come up with the previous scene that he got so happy for joy making it.

@@anstjsdlr Bingbong End Fate Supposed to be longer and more more 10 Time More Tragic . Luckily pixar be nice to us to make us don't cry for a long time .

@@m.syauqiabdurahman2798 You know what, I know I would be devastated, but I'd like to see that version....

"Thanks for the adventure. Now go make a new one!"

For me it triggers when Andy plays with his toys once again.

Yeah, it's even harder to watch that scene for the second time knowing that he is doing it consciously than it is watching for the first time.

and Bingbong just had to sound so excited Joy made it :'(

I cried so hard omg

I cried and my mom walked in and I was like"👁👄👁"

I ALSO had guessed what was coming when Bing Bong said to Joy "I have a feeling about this one". Specifically, for me though it was that line Joy said "Do you remember when she used to stick her tongue out when she was coloring?"... which really hit me like a truck (given the surrounding circumstances in the movie). Then, a bit of time AFTER the movie was over I realized I was CRAVING MORE tearjerker movies. That was VERY atypical for me but after a bit of research and learning that crying can release feel-good brain endorphins, it made sense. So, I am now a woman in my 30's who is suddenly addicted to tearjerkers. Thank you very much, Pixar 🤣

48. still just sayin. ha ha.

I was around 35 when I saw Inside Out... the part that "got me" the most was when Joy says "do you remember when she used stick her tongue out when she was coloring"). I would normally use the phrase "made me cry" instead of "got me", but it was an unusual circumstance where I was with my roommates and was SO determined to NOT cry in front of them, that I actually managed to not actually shed tears BUT was DEFINITELY crying INSIDE in every other way imaginable, plus the effort I put forth to NOT shed tears actually felt like it hurt my brain! SO much so, that if I could go back in time, I would NOT have chosen to hold that aspect in! But despite the lack of shedding of actual tears... apparently the feel-good brain endorphins that can get released with crying STILL DID get released... because a short time after the movie was over, I realized I was CRAVING MORE tearjerker movies. That was VERY atypical for me but after a bit of research and learning that crying can release feel-good brain endorphins, it made sense. So, I am now a woman in my 30's who is suddenly addicted to tearjerkers. Thank you very much, Pixar 🤣 But, I found out that it's actually difficult for me to find a reliable "trigger" to produce tears from me (and hence my sought-after endorphins!). I swear it's not because I'm heartless lol... I think it's due to some earlier-in-life unfortunate self-training I'd done. I hope to learn to cry more easily... I definitely want to! But it's frustratingly hard for me to find a movie that triggers me to cry, and funnily enough, watching tearful KZfaq reactions to tearjerkers actually makes me feel envious if I'm not triggered to cry with them lol. BUT that being said, there HAVE been some successes- "Interstellar" did it for me (twice during the movie)- THAT was a pleasant surprise, and that's what got me looking up "KZfaq movie reactions" in the FIRST place because I wanted to see if that movie "got" anyone else like it did to me!. "My Girl" definitely did it, too. And, the "winner" for most intense tear-triggering from me was... "The Land Before Time." That was the only one that caused several tears to drip from a height onto the backs of my hands. But that was a very long 6 months ago... so maybe you can see my frustration lol. (And no, re-watches, even if they're up to a few years later, don't have nearly the same effect as the first time watch).

Lol oh god, I'm so sorry. That's so heartbreaking that it circles back around to laughing.

It also strength your family bond because the movie showed that he will never be alone.

Was this film Up? That was definitely their most emotional film besides Monsters Inc. x

Why not watch WALL-E? because that is a film that will not only demolish you, Your heart and mind will be scared from weeks.

NinetyUnicorn Wall-E is right up there. Got me good a few times!

@@Potatofarmer1898 I think it's the best film ever made.

Literally the first movie scene I can ever recall making me cry

Not going to lie up is not my favorite so it does not make me cry much

😭I wanted my own monster

@@remorandrooks9978 same

I was born in 2001 when the movie came out the saw year, but I absutely loved it so much and my mum and dad used to call me boo like from the movie, and I even had my own sully plushie toy that had one of the scream tank on it and even as a very very little kid, that scene always made me cry so so so hard

I literally cry right now .

NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Bro fr

I agree with you 100% and mine is only 12 🙂🥲

Yup. Mine is younger, but I definitely relate to what you're saying.

As a big brother too sum brothers their siblings are annoying but to me getting to come home from either school or work seing him soo happy to see me and scream Bubba home or seing those big cheesy smiles always made me smile he's not soo little any more almost 6 and I sometimes watch him sleep knowing he won't be soo little soon makes me love and appreciate those times he once and still calls me his hero

Yeah I remember when my nephew was born. The first time I held him he was the cutest little boy ever. I Used to do everything with him. Bring him with me everywhere I went. Took time out for him. Put him to bed had him stay nights over with me picked him up from school. Once he got old enough to be interested in girls we spent less time together and at times I feel like bing bong when I'm forgotten 💔

They can even bounce between happy and sad so good

Moms aren’t even thicc tho

@@Hamantha Mrs Incredible😏

@@randomboogers he's never watched so he can't relate lmao

@@Hamantha Why the fuck you lying why are you always lying oh my god stop fucking lying

Cormac Murphy Coco helped me to heal a lot of things inside me about my grandpa. Now I understand that he always will be next to me

Ismael Cervera Thank you for sharing. It’s heartwarming to know that your family and friends, no matter where they are or how far they seem from us, will always be in our minds and souls. I hope your grandpa is in a better place now and watching over you.

@@securityc.a.m.9539 Omg that's so heartbreaking😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

Yeah, man...

Me too mama coco is sweet!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Same💔

And the way Bing Bong being forgotten symbolizes how at one point in all of our lives we start to grow out of our childhood, and move on from things like imaginary friends.

Aww😭😭😭I wish I can remember my imaginary friend 😢

That scene was gut wrenching... really well done but... damn it hurt

@@galacticjewels7856 sadly true

Bing bong killed himself to save joy so he jumped off the rocket and yep

"When she loved me"🤧

I think it's one of the most meaningfull song in Disney

Me too....

scott montgomery me too :c

In the commentary track, it said Tim Allen & Tom Hanks both cried at the same scene.

It's ok. You'll get used to it. Crying feels good, it's normal, it's human.

​@@thomasmartin5503 I agree- it was not actually until "Inside Out's" line Joy said of "Do you remember when she used to stick her tongue out when she was coloring?"... which really hit me like a truck (given the surrounding circumstances in the movie). Then, a bit of time AFTER the movie was over I realized I was CRAVING MORE tearjerker movies. That was VERY atypical for me but after a bit of research and learning that crying can release feel-good brain endorphins, it made sense. So, I am now a girl in my 30's who is suddenly addicted to tearjerkers. Thank you very much, Pixar 🤣

It DOES feel so relieving! At least... when I'm actually ABLE to. While I'm a girl myself (gender really doesn't matter in terms of variations of emotional expression, despite the stereotypes we hear about)... I too have an EXTREMELY difficult time crying, even when I really want to. I suspect in my case, it may have something to do with deciding on the belief early in my life that crying "serves no real purpose and is a waste of time" (but I do NOT believe that anymore, not since I learned firsthand of the feel-good brain endorphins crying can release. I am a HUGE fan of endorphins!. I learned that thanks to "Inside Out".) Specifically, it was that line Joy said "Do you remember when she used to stick her tongue out when she was coloring?"... which really hit me like a truck (given the surrounding circumstances in the movie). Then, a bit of time AFTER the movie was over I realized I was CRAVING MORE tearjerker movies. That was VERY atypical for me but after a bit of research and learning that crying can release feel-good brain endorphins, it made sense. So, I am now a woman in my 30's who is suddenly addicted to tearjerkers. Thank you very much, Pixar 🤣 But like I said, it's still actually difficult for me to find a reliable "trigger" to produce tears from me (and hence my sought-after endorphins!). I swear it's not because I'm heartless lol... I think it's due to my earlier-in-life unfortunate self-training I'd done. I hope to learn to cry more easily... I definitely want to! But it's frustratingly hard for me to find a movie that triggers me to cry, and funnily enough, watching tearful KZfaq reactions to tearjerkers actually makes me feel envious if I'm not triggered to cry with them lol. BUT that being said, there HAVE been some successes- "Interstellar" did it for me (twice during the movie)- THAT was a pleasant surprise, and that's what got me looking up "KZfaq movie reactions" in the FIRST place because I wanted to see if that movie "got" anyone else like it did to me!. "My Girl" definitely did it, too. And, the "winner" for most intense tear-triggering from me was... "The Land Before Time." That was the only one that caused several tears to drip from a height onto the backs of my hands. But that was a very long 6 months ago... so maybe you can see my frustration lol. (And no, re-watches, even if they're up to a few years later, don't have nearly the same effect as the first time watch).

Madison D. LMAO same

Do Americans have a highly emotional brain or something? Like what's so sad about these movies which might I add, aren't even real!

Alec Daniel Well I guess it’s just easy for people to either relate to the situation or they have the ability to basically feel what the characters must be feeling. For example my Dad has been in and out of a lot of hospitals lately which is why that scene gets to me. I hope you have a good day 😊

Alec Daniel damn do u have no heart lol?? I cried as well due to memories of a lost loved one in the past. Plus, it’s a very well done movie. Up is one of my favorites 😊

@@Clarkkent163 The animated movies are not real.....But at the same time they are *More real* than anything out there... It's how you relate to it....For example in "Lion king" when Mufasa dies and Simba says "Dad, we have to go home" ....It hits you HOME....that's every kid's worst nightmare.... watching their parents die... Or for Carl and Ellie.... that's a *Life lived* Toy Story 3 was like growing up from your childhood.... Bing bong was the sacrifices that our loved ones made.... All this may be animations....but the Emotions ....Everyone of us have felt those emotions atleast once in life !!!

Speaking of the phenomenon of "genuinely trying not to cry"... I always wonder how I looked when one particular "Inside Out" scene "got me" (the one where Joy says "do you remember when she used stick her tongue out when she was coloring"). I would normally use the phrase "made me cry" instead of "got me", but it was an unusual circumstance where I was with my roommates and was SO determined to NOT cry in front of them, that I actually managed to not actually shed tears BUT was DEFINITELY crying INSIDE in every other way imaginable, plus the effort I put forth to NOT shed tears actually felt like it hurt my brain! SO much so, that if I could go back in time, I would NOT have chosen to hold that aspect in! But despite the lack of shedding of actual tears... apparently the feel-good brain endorphins that can get released with crying STILL DID get released... because a short time after the movie was over, I realized I was CRAVING MORE tearjerker movies. That was VERY atypical for me but after a bit of research and learning that crying can release feel-good brain endorphins, it made sense. So, I am now a woman in my 30's who is suddenly addicted to tearjerkers. Thank you very much, Pixar 🤣 But, I found out that it's actually difficult for me to find a reliable "trigger" to produce tears from me (and hence my sought-after endorphins!). I swear it's not because I'm heartless lol... I think it's due to some earlier-in-life unfortunate self-training I'd done. I hope to learn to cry more easily... I definitely want to! But it's frustratingly hard for me to find a movie that triggers me to cry, and funnily enough, watching tearful KZfaq reactions to tearjerkers actually makes me feel envious if I'm not triggered to cry with them lol. BUT that being said, there HAVE been some successes- "Interstellar" did it for me (twice during the movie)- THAT was a pleasant surprise, and that's what got me looking up "KZfaq movie reactions" in the FIRST place because I wanted to see if that movie "got" anyone else like it did to me!. "My Girl" definitely did it, too. And, the "winner" for most intense tear-triggering from me was... "The Land Before Time." That was the only one that caused several tears to drip from a height onto the backs of my hands. But that was a very long 6 months ago... so maybe you can see my frustration lol. (And no, re-watches, even if they're up to a few years later, don't have nearly the same effect as the first time watch).

I know right. I mean Andy is already so grown up. When he was a kid and would say he misses Woody it always sounds like some kid missing his toy but would forget about it after some days. The watchers had to speculate if he just sees them as toys that can be replaced or as more. And in this scene you truly get, they they ment everything for him. And knowing this franchise for years and seeing this moment is so... hard

Me 2 (｡•́︿•̀｡) i really cry like a baby

Uh my eyes were dry

@@stefengold9278 you have no soul

@@NotH111 We ain’t week fool we just like watching other people mourn

@@VitoScaletta1951 tf outta here

yeah, it was silent and you could hear just sniffles, and stuttering exhales, and an occasional adult wimper, oh man.

My worst (or, "best / satisfying") actual crying episode was "The Land Before Time", but Inside Out was a close second for me... well... that MIGHT have turned out to be my #1 if I'd just LET myself, see story below: I was around 35 when I saw Inside Out... the part that "got me" the most was when Joy says "do you remember when she used stick her tongue out when she was coloring"). I would normally use the phrase "made me cry" instead of "got me", but it was an unusual circumstance where I was with my roommates and was SO determined to NOT cry in front of them, that I actually managed to not actually shed tears BUT was DEFINITELY crying INSIDE in every other way imaginable, plus the effort I put forth to NOT shed tears actually felt like it hurt my brain! SO much so, that if I could go back in time, I would NOT have chosen to hold that aspect in! But despite the lack of shedding of actual tears... apparently the feel-good brain endorphins that can get released with crying STILL DID get released... because a short time after the movie was over, I realized I was CRAVING MORE tearjerker movies. That was VERY atypical for me but after a bit of research and learning that crying can release feel-good brain endorphins, it made sense. So, I am now a woman in my 30's who is suddenly addicted to tearjerkers. Thank you very much, Pixar 🤣 But, I found out that it's actually difficult for me to find a reliable "trigger" to produce tears from me (and hence my sought-after endorphins!). I swear it's not because I'm heartless lol... I think it's due to some earlier-in-life unfortunate self-training I'd done. I hope to learn to cry more easily... I definitely want to! But it's frustratingly hard for me to find a movie that triggers me to cry, and funnily enough, watching tearful KZfaq reactions to tearjerkers actually makes me feel envious if I'm not triggered to cry with them lol. BUT that being said, there HAVE been some successes- "Interstellar" did it for me (twice during the movie)- THAT was a pleasant surprise, and that's what got me looking up "KZfaq movie reactions" in the FIRST place because I wanted to see if that movie "got" anyone else like it did to me!. "My Girl" definitely did it, too. And, the "winner" for most intense tear-triggering from me was... "The Land Before Time." That was the only one that caused several tears to drip from a height onto the backs of my hands. But that was a very long 6 months ago... so maybe you can see my frustration lol. (And no, re-watches, even if they're up to a few years later, don't have nearly the same effect as the first time watch).

Of course Disney could never,Disney is wayyyyyyyy better and Disney is the reason why animation industry exists.

I think inside out was a masterpiece hands down my favorite Pixar movie ever

Pixar is also Disney Disney is Pixar It's "Disney pixar"

@@-i_own_you_- disney is just the parent company Pixar was not always Disney

@@crystalpink6535 slowly became corporation of evil

Me too

You’re such a baby

Emotional terrorism

@@PoopInTrousers589 Bashing people because they cry is very bitchy.. emotionless freak...

@@PoopInTrousers589 Less of a baby than you are an ass

That’s me😂

Yup!😂😂

i just pause this video, scroll thru it, and only the PICTURES of them crying makes me wanna cry

Lol I cried too, guess I'm a woman?

@@meistsyans6526 Nothing wrong with crying man. Also. Men are emotional too. Have you guys not seen how men wreck things when they're mad?

Lol

dadray1958 lol

Which one did you cry on? Mine was Monsters Inc.

if you cried with the material then you don't have an old heart

Big girls don’t cry...

Same here, when I first saw it me and my family were 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Remember a poor austrian boy who wanted to be a painter and loved his country. I cried when he couldnt fullfill his german dream.

Everybody did 😭😭😭

haha fuck that was lame

I lost when I saw the beginning of up start playing

Same

😭😭😭😭😭😭

Kingdom hearts them is your heartless

When Marlin's wife and 399 children die

When a poor austrian wannabe painter couldnt fullfill his German dream.

When Marley & Me ends with Marley being put down

aripockily bruh they excepted toy death that shit got to me lol

Jurassic Kingdom with Brachy, ripped my childhood heart out in an otherwise mediocre movie.

Yesss!!! 😭😭😭😭😭

That's my whole childhood right there, lolol.

Logie Gaming yes!!!! I’m fine through the whole scene until he says that.

I grew up watching a lot of toy story when I was a kid, even tho the movie was made in the mid 90s and then into the 2000s when I was born. It hit me in my heart and I bawled my eyes out. It’s hard growing up.

@@claymcneice6486 I know. I'm only 11, but, I've loved Toy Story since I was 2. When I saw that scene when I was 5, It did make me feel very sad, and now, it makes me even more upset for some reason...

Isaac Jones righttt

me too

Wow we are twins

Same here

Same due to pixar

Mid-cry, I just burst out laughing at this and I feel horrible but I CAN’T STOP-😂😭😂

I think you mean future dreams dying 😢

oh no...

I am hungry no wonder why you are hungry with that communist flag in your profile

@@javierjimenez8290 *whisper* that's why it's funny...

To me the most emotional part of the movie was near the end when he flips through the photo album, realizing that living with him and spending her life together with him was her dream adventure. I was broken for the rest of the day.

For me it's the ending after that, which is just so overwhelmingly happy. Hector is one of the best characters Pixar ever created. That look on his face as he crosses the bridge with Mama Coco and his family breaks me.

Facts

Daniel_Playz ROBLOX That ending is trash and coco is overrated

f89ry7 PS4 Like your life

Luis Bernal I’m sorry but it’s really bad

I had a small fight with my mom the day I watched Bao. That scene hit me so hard and I loved it. When I made up with her it felt that much better

Cried just reading your message!!!

@@nicolab2075 me too 😭

I remember when I watched that scene with my wife.. she cried a lot. A pure and real love makes a difference.

cruiserhog1.....i know.......i´m a monster..........and not the good type like sully....

I didn't because I'm a kid why didn't you mention that well not trying to be mean

The first time I saw it I was too young to understand now I’m twelve and I have sweaty eyes but I held it in as best as I can

I'm soulless? I didn't know i forcefully need to cry in order to have a soul. This comment is offensive. I only cried in the toy story 4 beggining and ending.

Nope I'm 2006. Pls understand me, I was doing my new lego

I was watching so much depressing shit before this

Ending of Coco made me cry like crazy. Happy tears in that one, but still. That ending is just so overwhelming.

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I know! They all make me cry an ocean every single time!

That is the worst of the bunch form me.

And then immediately become a lost toy in the 4th movie

I mean it's sad but not enough to make me cry.

It depends. The more close aged siblings/cousins you had while growing up, the less actual physical toys mean. For only childs, or 10 or so years gap with the closest sibling kids, yeah, possibly. For a fifth on six siblings, with a couple of cousins you saw almost every day? Not so much. On the other hand, being closer to your gramps up until you're grown up, that makes the Up scene hit like leaden core bricks drop un you, and if you've lost a pregnancy at some point of your life on top of that, then its on Saturn and from orbit.

I didn't cry when they sang together, I cried before when Coco's dad sang to her (the flashback), because my father suffered from Alzheimer's and passed away when I was 15 but he also used to sing to me, so the last 20 minutes of the movie, I just cried.

Remember a poor austrian boy who wanted to be a painter and loved his country. I cried when he couldnt fullfill his german dream.

Me to idk if I’m weak for sad movies or they are just food at making people sad

My thoughts exactly. Toy story 3 I cried

I know :(

Yeah literally..

Yeah I know right she totally didt care about woody..;(

Awesome 25292 sad ):

Krutesh Jathar ):

I'm so sorry to hear that.. stay strong

im so sorry about that...but monster inc. was a def crying one for me and UP that one was sad to

@Paolo Gran Don't think so? I've seen some cinemasins episodes, but I didn't have any in mind when I wrote that.

I sure as hell took the L before even clicking on the video lol

Nearly All Pixar Movies Is Sad .