FIRST TIME WATCHING UP: TEARS IN THE FIRST TEN MINUTES?! | MOVIE REACTION!



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28 thoughts on “FIRST TIME WATCHING UP: TEARS IN THE FIRST TEN MINUTES?! | MOVIE REACTION!”

  1. πŸ˜ŽπŸ‘ As Pixar animated movies go, "Turning Red" is alright, but if you're looking for something that hits you on more of an emotional level like "Up" or "Wall-E" then I would go for any of the following: "Coco" (2017), "Soul" (2020), "Luca" (2021) or "Encanto" (2021). To the best of my knowledge, there are only two Dixney/Pixar films that have a reputation for being absolutely terrible: "Mars Needs Moms" (2011) and "Strange World" (2022). I haven't seen either of them, and if the box-office returns are any indication, very few other people have either. 😏

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  2. I saw this in a theater in the middle of the day on a weekday. It was the new hit Pixar movie, at the time, so I went alone to check it out. It was myself and a few moms with their kids at the matinee show. When I say that I heard people openly sobbing in the theater during that first segment, I heard sobbing cries. It was one of the saddest moments of any movie I’ve ever seen.

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  3. The beginning of Up is the most potent weapons-grade emotional manipulation ever designed. Other Pixar movies, they give you emotions, but you can tell they're laying it on extra thick to get a reaction. Up doesn't need to try hard; the narrative is very natural, and then it destroys you.

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  4. this was the 2nd animated movie to ever be nominated for the best picture oscar. beauty and the beast and toy story 3 are the others. you can see why it was nominated its an emotional rollercoaster. its also one of my favorite movies ever.

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  5. the start is sad, but it is sad in the way that life is sad. It doesn't force the sadness, it just points out the facts of life and love. I personally find it very reassuring that love is a real thing that should be cherished. If the beginning was not sad, it would mean their relationship had no meaning.

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  6. Turning Red is very good in my opinion. It is more contemporary and "fun" than other Pixar movies and not the masterpiece level like Up or Wall-E but still very very good. It has great moments that will make for a very good reaction video.

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  7. Enjoyed this reaction, Mary, it's a beautiful movie.
    You mentioned Turning Red at the end. I loved that movie, almost as much as Encanto; I'm even on a couple of fan pages. Beautiful family saga with a BIG (literally πŸ˜πŸ˜‡ ) jaw-dropping third act.
    Good luck with your baby.

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  8. I'm not sure you caught it but at the end they were counting cars and they say "red" and "blue" then Dug says "Gray!" That makes me crack up!
    Great reaction, Mary. I knew you would would love it!

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  9. When you know that Carl's actor, Ed Asner, died only recently (2021), there's an extra poignancy to his character as a gruff old man on the edge of oblivion, remembering how to live and love again. Rest in peace, Carl/Eddie.

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  10. It may be a "kids movie" – but the brilliant artists at Pixar know how to connect with the "inner child" in all of us. I've watched reactions to this film by many different people, demographically diverse…. and no matter what their age, gender, culture etc SOMETHING in this movie grabbed them by the heartstrings. It truly is an exceptional creation.
    Thanks for letting us watch along with you.

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  11. in case you are not familiar with the term Snipe. A snipe is a mythical animal that is tradition to tease children with. While camping or doing any activity in the country, you tell the child that you are going snipe hunting. You find a random hole in the ground and tell the child to watch for the snipe and you give them a flashlight and something to catch or hit the snipe with. Then you go back to have fun while the child sits in the dark for as long as they are fooled.

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  12. I don’t like the character that is supposed to be a hero and turns out to be the bad guy. What kind of lesson of that teaching kids! And he’s based on the real life actor Kirk Douglas. Who lived 11 years longer than the premier.

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  13. New Hampshire – I guess the pronunciation of place names has changed over the years. Now, I've only heard it pronounced the way you said, New Hamp-shear. I live in the state of Connecticut, which is pronounced Con-net-ti-cut, but I once heard it pronounced Con-nect-ti-cut in an older movie.

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