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[Sean P Kelly]

Talk about the film here.

I hope to see it tomorrow.

[Calamity Panfan]

I still need to see this, Night at the Museum, and Terminator.

Good thing I'm done with school.

[Booyakasha]

'Up' is really, really good.

[Ace Mercury]

I caught it over the weekend. Entertaining movie, two and a half stars, in my opinion. Not quite movie-of-the-year, but I really appreciated the message it conveyed re: letting go of the past and the value of things. Also, Doug was totally like Caboose from Red vs. Blue.

Also, there was this takeaway that I didn't realize until I read it somewhere else:

[spoiler]This sure was a great movie. And what a great message! A human life is worth less than preventing a rare animal from being put in a zoo. And if you find an old recluse in the wilderness, you can kill him and take possession of his belongings. Thanks, Pixar!
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[Sean P Kelly]

Saw it on Monday.

I really have to say that the opening montage was surprisingly dramatic for a Disney animated film. Good thing the film lightened up for the main plot or else there would have been a lot of crying kids.

[Marilink]

I thought Up was freakin' fantastic. I may have liked it more than Wall-E, but I'm gonna give it some time to settle.

[1-up Salesman]

I liked it alot. Also, did anyone else see a preview for Toy Story 3 when they saw it?

[Sean P Kelly]

yeah

[Calamity Panfan]

preview for Toy Story 3? Now I have to see it.

[Marilink]

Lame, I didn't see a preview for Toy Story 3...

[SephirothKirby]

I didn't see a "preview" for Toy Story 3, just an announcement for it. Showed no actual footage.

I was underwhelmed by Up, but like Ace, I enjoyed the message it conveyed.

[Calamity Panfan]

Cars < Monsters, Inc. < Finding Nemo < Ratatouille < A Bug's Life < Toy Story 2 < The Incredibles < Wall-E < Up < Toy Story

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