One of the most emotional scenes in cinema history. People say its sad, but, its not just sad. It conveys some happiness. Ellie lived a wonderful life with Carl, regardless of not having a baby or an adventure. They both were content. And she was content with her life so she could end it there, but she gave Carl her book, knowing that his story wasnt over yet

The clip alone could have been a award winning short film

Everybody gangsta until you play the "Married Life" clip from Up

The fact that he bought her tickets with the left over money in the jar and was about to surprise her... Breaks my heart how all his effort was crushed.

This definitely has to be the best Pixar scene of all time, hands down.

Honestly, even tho the movie is somehow old right now, I think this is one of the saddest scene of all Disney & Pixar movies...

Hear that? *Its my heart shattering into millions of pieces* But seriously tho that part always gets me :(

for a movie called "up" it sure brings you down

“Thanks for the adventure - Now go have a new one! Love, Ellie” *SOBS*

9 years later the scene still the best and there some tears inside of me.

The saddest part of this movie is that it’s just about getting old. It happens to all of us.

Imagine if Up wasn't a movie, but just a short which is just this scene, that they played before some other Pixar to get you crying before the actual movie even starts...

The moment you realize that one scene in an animated movie can tell a better love story than about 85% of Hollywood movies especially nowadays. Pixar is amazing.

TBH, Pixar didn't even have to make the whole movie. They could have just done this scene as a short before another movie and *STILL* make everyone in the theater bawl

2:39 I actually like the original idea of Carl giving the kids a cool balloon animal instead of just a regular balloon. I think it would've showed how advanced he had become after doing his job for so long he as well as how bright and good he was with kids once upon a time until Ellie's death changed him. Still though, one of my favorite Disney scenes ever!

In the final animation she smiles a lot more, in just about every frame, even as they break the jar. I am glad they did that because it underlines how she was ultimately happy with her life. You get to see from here that what she wrote in the book was genuine.

This is the best scene in cinematic history. It’s told with no talking, no ambient sounds, just through animation, emotion, and music. It perfectly represents how living a Married Life would feel like. It actually envelops the watcher in its emotion.

How to make any man cry within 4 minutes

I saw this on another video but supposedly the music represents Ellie’s heartbeat

Omg. It's been like, 8-9 years since I've seen this movie. I seriously need to watch it again

Why you gotta do this to me on Valentine's day

No, you're crying!

I love these two characters so much! Yes, there’s sadness, but these two had so much joy together. My husband and I had a dream of a wonderful trip some day. We saved pennies in a huge jar, but we ended up using them on various things through the years. Two years ago, we took a cruise and went snorkeling in Cozumel on our 37th anniversary. Best day ever!

"Ok Google what's the definition of sadness?" *Google plays married life* "Why must you hurt me in this way?"

Up is one of my favorite Pixar movies ever. This is one of the most beautiful and emotional scenes I've ever seen.

It isn't a Pixar short, but... it might as well be...

The perfect display of the all emotions involved in the human condition...with zero talking. These 4 minutes are simply an amazing display of life.

Pixar Animation did a better love story in 5 min than Twilight did in 5 season. And that's Facts

Let's be real. This sequence in and of itself is the perfect Pixar short

Uh oh - get ready to cry! Michael Giacchino's waltz took this scene to the next level as told by Pete Docter and crew! Just wonderful!

Up's soundtrack is so simple yet so unique and masterful.

I like how the music gets slower every time Ellie loses consciousness.

this just goes to show the beauty of visual storytelling and how much more amazing a single melody can make something. I truly believe this is the pinnacle of all storytelling and animation.

How dare you break my heart twice at the same time

Pixar is just so good at making films that a younger audience and enjoy, and an older audience as well.

Me: watches this video My mom: why you crying so loud

Carl wore a bow tie to the funeral because Ellie always did his ties I’m big sad

Don’t make me cry, Pixar! 😭

Hands down. The best Pixar couple ever

My teacher had shown me this scene once in class to show how amazingly told it is without its words There’s small details that we went over to be appreciated And overall this scene is very sad but so well done

I cry every time I watch this.

I didn't understand this when I watched it as a kid, but it still made me sad.

it sure shows how life goes to quickly and that every single moment that you get to be with your family

As a middle aged single who has never experienced love.. this hits in a deep heartbreaking way. To realize what one has missed out on is extremely hard to endure

The part where I sobbed the most is at the part where he leaves his wifes funeral, and then comes home. He's like..."what do I do now?" I'm sobbing

*the drawing makes him look like a normal guy, but the actual animation makes him look like a square*

As a kid without much going on, I never understood why everyone was so devastated over this scene. Over a decade later, in a relationship that I couldn't be more grateful for, I finally understand. Now I can't even read the words "Married Life" without almost crying on the spot

1:23 that transition hit the feels. 3:56 that REALLY hit the feels.

This is always so hard to watch, because there will always be tears in the way

We all love great memories together...

Up. That movie, even 10 years later, I still almost shed a tear and I never do even that for any reason whatsoever. This is one of the BEST movies I’ve ever seen.

1:26 i remember i never knew what that scene actually meant

up is the perfect combination of humor and sadness, i love pixar

One of the best animations ever no cap

No matter how many times i watched this scene it always makes me cry. One of the best scenes in hollywood history

The fact that hits me the most is that Ellie always used to lead Carl up the hill and in the final scene Carl is leading her so excited to tell her about paradise falls but then she is ill😭😭😭😭😭😭

It amazes me how there was very little change between the original idea and the end result.

Anyone notice how Carl was more realistic in the story board while Ellie hardly changed? Especially when he was young. It seems the older he got the less realistic he got, while Ellie stayed true to the outcome. But all technical stuff aside, Still brings me to tears. Still a beautiful love story, told in a way... that’s just masterful.

I havent seen UP in like 2 years, and watching this again made me cry again.. :D

2:02 PARADISE FALLS the movie is named UP PIXAR LOGIC

Squidward:hey who put this bowl of onions here?

One of the most gut-wrenching, beautiful, real scenes ever. Still gets me. Every time.

It starts out so happy, then it gets so depressing at the end. Such a great movie.

0:33 Oh god the feels when this constrats with their old age

You can literally put the “The End” right after this scene and I guarantee you people would be more than satisfied. That’s how good the first ten minutes are. I seriously believe it is one of the best animated openings of all time, right up there with The Circle of Life, and Toy Story’s opening sequence.

Growing old gets me Ah great Just what I needed on Valentine’s Day 🙄

To this day, I still tear up.

This video contains Emotional scenes Aging Happy scenes *NOSTALGIA*

Still a tear no matter which one I watch. I never noticed the baby being carried by the crane(1:20)until I saw this

I see myself in this sequence. Although sad it's beautiful, always reminds me what is important in life. Love to all Carls and Ellies in the world!

What is brilliant about this is that in just about 4 minutes, Pixar tells us a love story that has more emotion and meaning than most romantic movies, and not one word is spoken. Beautiful.

This scene must be in top 10 Best Scenes from any Animated movies of all time , maybe even Best movies of all time. The level of detail and the love put into such a short amount of time that leads into such a striking yet simple ending is mind blowing

Nothing but a good cry once in a while.

Pixar wants us to cry in San Valentín, this company is evil, but I still love them. Pd: Animation holds up pretty well, I think that at this moment we can already tell that is timeless.

Awesome! Ive always wanted to be depressed in two different versions 👍

…until one loses or can’t have a kid you will never truly grasp the emotional weight this scene has. We couldn’t have a child for a while and how Carl comforts her…so realistic.

This scene was sad as heck ;-;

How life is so important, love one another, support each other, one day at a time.

Best beginning in a animated feature film! I had tears in my eyes, yet the Film started. The story of the characters was told in view minutes. What a beautiful Film. My alltime favorite of PIXAR Films!

THE finest moment of Pixar. Not before, not after. This is it.

I remember seeing the trailers for this movie and thinking it was just about some old man and boy traveling somewhere in a flying house. Then, I was very surprised by this beautiful scene that nearly left me misty-eyed. I loved how the journey in this movie was motivated by the memory of his wife and the promise they made each other. Even more touching, though, were those words of wisdom she left for him that he finally found and read! Such an amazing movie!

Why must you upload on VALENTINES DAY I DONT HAVE A VALENTINE LET ALONE A LOVE STORY TO TELL

Pixar really outdid themselves on this one, it's the most emotional sequence ive seen in any movie and it does it without saying a word. Show dont tell. I love it.

No matter how much I’ve watch this, it still hits so hard. One of the most amazing and finest film making and story telling ever.

Happy Valentine’s Day Everyone ❤️

I cried more for the storyboard since they looked more realistic, bodywise. And it reminded me of my grandparents who have been married for over 50 years, who have the same love that Ellie and Carl do. I just.. ahhh love this story.

When two people become one, it's so difficult trying to imagine a day or a life without the other. It hurts and it just makes you cherish that person more. I'm sorry, this scene got to me so much. 😌😭

"i swear didnt cry im just sweating from my eyes" -eveyone

I swear when she had that miscarriage I literally wanted to just sob even though I was literally in class in the middle of the moment of silence.

3:56 That’s it! That’s the part!😭😭😭

The saddest thing is that they never have a child together..

"Did you make the 'Married Life' clip?" "Yes" "What did it cost?" "My Entire bag of papers"

I remember going to the cinema and trying not to cry to this scene. All the other kids around me couldn't stand the urge to cry like me... I even saw some parents drying their tears😂 Its one of the best scenes of all time

This never fails me to make me cry, even years later.

Teacher:why are you crying Me:nothing My brain:a romantic love between carl and ellie

Not gonna lie, Ellie looks different on paper

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Me: *clicks*' Me: *cries thinking about it* Sister: What are 'ya crying about. Me: This. Sister: Why? Me: WATCH THE MOVIE UP! Sister: *Watches the movie* She came out of the room crying Me: Told 'ya.

No importa cuántas veces vea esta escena, es tan conmovedora que ya hasta lágrimas faltan

you know what is to be in a cinema full of children and THEM ALL BEGIN TO CRY after only 5 minutes of a movie? I know!!!!!