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Up (2009)
description written by member Zara:
After a lifetime of dreaming of traveling the world, 78-year-old homebody Carl (voiced by Ed Asner) is lured into an unbelievable adventure, thanks in part to the persistence of Russell, an 8-year-old Wilderness Explorer (Jordan Nagai). Together, the unlikely pair embarks on a thrilling odyssey full of jungle beasts and rough terrain. Other voices include the renowned Christopher Plummer as the villain and Pixar stalwart John Ratzenberger.
| Release Date: | May 29th, 2009 |
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| Up Movie Review by Martin (11/20/2009) |
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I can honestly say that "up" is one of the most enjoyable movie experiences i have had at the cinema. At least this year anyway. This film has everything you could want (except swearing and stuff considering its a kids film) and is the only film i have seen so far that does 3D some justice, but could infact live without it...
(complete Up review by Martin)
Up Movie Review by Zara  (5/31/2009) |
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I won't compare this Pixar movie to WALL-E, another Pixar movie that I loved equally as much. Because they're really different movies. But, they're both Pixar and they're both absolutely fantastic. So there's the comparison. Other than that, you can't compare the two.
From the start, meaning from the animated short that...
(complete Up review by Zara)
Pixar has definitely set the gold standard for animated features. There was a time when Disney dominated the industry, back when the movies weren't just motivation for Happy Meal toys and straight-to-video sequels. But each year, Pixar proves that, without them, Disney wouldn't have a mouse leg to stand on (when they go it...
(complete Up review by Farmer Waltz)
| Up Movie Review by Jarrod (6/1/2009) |
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'Up' is a truly wonderful animated feature; the best of its kind since last year's Wall E. Pixar has another huge success on its hands, and probably another shoo-in Oscar winner. Thematically rich and dramatically potent, 'Up' focuses on the relationship between an old man and a young boy; the old man is a widower, and...
(complete Up review by Jarrod)
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