Pete Docter’s “UP” is one of Disney’s most critically acclaimed movie, that satisfy the audience with an emotional rollercoaster throughout the movie. It has been recognized as one of the “must watch Disney movies” of all times, but in all honesty, which Disney movie wouldn’t? Jammed packed with life lessons, stunning visuals and deep character arcs, make most movies stand out among the rest. One critic has mentioned that, UP is by far the most emotional human drama of any Pixar movies thus far”. Carl Fredricksen is presented as a respectable character that has seen better days before him, like every human being on this planet, who has a person precious to them, he struggles to find meaning after the tragic loss of his life
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Don’t be quick to judge when receiving aid or supervision. In a world where expression of self is everything, one should keep one’s mind open towards other people. As accented in the movie, Carl did not see Russell as a companion but more of a nuisance. Eventually Russell in a way help Carl achieve his dream. Do not judge any situation of a person’s life. It just might be exactly what one needs to accomplish a certain goal. By putting ego aside, not only will the significant other grow, but through this growth one can appreciate the presence of others. Humans tend to shy away from their very own faults as it is a trait that is parallel to weakness. The insecurities of something new may offset the balance one may perceive it. It is as simple as putting someone down to make oneself feel better. It is this very notion that must be avoided as it gives people a better and safer environment that may benefit both parties in the …show more content…
Disney has proven itself worthy as it has illustrated one of the best love stories in a mere 4.30 minutes. From Carl’s young persona all the way up to the marriage and death of his wife Ellie, life was indeed an exciting journey. Giving up their dreams of adventure just to be with each other pulls on everybody’s heart strings as that in the end meant happiness between one another. Although one is caught up with busy schedules and plans, make it a point at least once in a while, to prioritize the people that truly matter and has shown great significant in this adventure called life. The movie incorporates, “heartfelt emotion, vivid imagery and a score to match- a thoughtful montage that takes Carl from childhood to widowhood” as one critic has
Don’t be quick to judge when receiving aid or supervision. In a world where expression of self is everything, one should keep one’s mind open towards other people. As accented in the movie, Carl did not see Russell as a companion but more of a nuisance. Eventually Russell in a way help Carl achieve his dream. Do not judge any situation of a person’s life. It just might be exactly what one needs to accomplish a certain goal. By putting ego aside, not only will the significant other grow, but through this growth one can appreciate the presence of others. Humans tend to shy away from their very own faults as it is a trait that is parallel to weakness. The insecurities of something new may offset the balance one may perceive it. It is as simple as putting someone down to make oneself feel better. It is this very notion that must be avoided as it gives people a better and safer environment that may benefit both parties in the …show more content…
Disney has proven itself worthy as it has illustrated one of the best love stories in a mere 4.30 minutes. From Carl’s young persona all the way up to the marriage and death of his wife Ellie, life was indeed an exciting journey. Giving up their dreams of adventure just to be with each other pulls on everybody’s heart strings as that in the end meant happiness between one another. Although one is caught up with busy schedules and plans, make it a point at least once in a while, to prioritize the people that truly matter and has shown great significant in this adventure called life. The movie incorporates, “heartfelt emotion, vivid imagery and a score to match- a thoughtful montage that takes Carl from childhood to widowhood” as one critic has