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United States1302 Posts
I know I am like 4 years late to it all, but I just watched Up, the animated movie with the dogs, the old man, and the little boy.
Well, I knew it was a good movie, but it's a definite 9.5/10 in my book, the .5 taken away because of all the un-logical things (old man with infinite strength, and people that don't need to eat). I also did not expect to be shedding some tears 5 minutes in. Lol. This is by far the movie that has made me cry the most, but it is suchhhh a good movie so it's ok.
Anyways, before watching this, I was sad at bisu's recent retirement. More specifically, his post-retirement interview. I grew up watching him, and he was my role model as well. I always asked how can I improve my mechanics to be more like bisu? He played a large role in my life and I am both sad to see him go, but happy to see him happy and ready to move on with his life.
During the movie, there was a part of Ellie's adventure book that really just hit me hard (and produced more tears).
![[image loading]](http://www.itinerantpreacher.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/UP-Thanks-for-the-Adventure.png)
Thanks for the adventure - now go have a new one!
Well, I gotta thank bisu for the great adventure he's lead me through. I am happy that I got to know who he was and watch him play many years of broodwar, but now we must be moving on. And instead of being held up in the past, I will look to the future for new adventures 
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This movie is at least a 9.5 if any movies are. And, of course you cried at the beginning, if you have a heart!
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I liked it a lot as well, but imo I think wall-e is a bit better.
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37084 Posts
UP is so flipping good it's ridiculous. Disney/Pixar OP...
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I remember going to the theater to see this with my son when it first came out. I went in expecting the place to be filled with lots of screaming tots and frazzled parents as usual. I was quite surprised to see the place at least half full with retirees sitting there in anticipation.
I think that speaks well for how good Up is and how it reached across generations to touch people.
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Hmm I had never heard of this movie prior to the blog (I don't watch many movies). I'll check it out, thanks for the recommendation.
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I'm so glad we have artists in the world that are truly about their passion, and make amazing movies such as this.
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I wish I saw it in theatre... that would have been exceptional.
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1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
Saw it in the theater with a bunch of friends and we all acted like we didn't cry. Of course we all did.
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I just finished watching it, around 7/10 for me. It was good at the start, but as the movie wore on with the everyday problems stopping the journey I started to dislike the main character. It is probably a matter of how you view private finances.
The scenes etc was well done, but past minute 20 it trailed off a lot for me.
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United States1302 Posts
On October 05 2013 00:15 Yurie wrote:
I just finished watching it, around 7/10 for me. It was good at the start, but as the movie wore on with the everyday problems stopping the journey I started to dislike the main character. It is probably a matter of how you view private finances.
The scenes etc was well done, but past minute 20 it trailed off a lot for me.
lol I agree it had its logical fallacies. It makes it more difficult to look past the faults to see the better aspects of it and takes a lot more effort validating those illogical things haha
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At least watch an HD-rip next time...
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