It's probably been discussed ad nauseum here but whatever. I have NEVER cried during a movie, but...

I just got done watching Up and I cried like a goddamn baby the whole time.

Spoilers kinda * * *

Anytime Mr. Fredrickson reflected on his wife, I remembered the beginning of the movie and just bawled.

Any movie that can break down this cold, jaded moviegoer must be great.

Posted Apr 1, 2010, 4:12 PM UTC

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stinklez•

That goddamn scrapbook.

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[deleted]•

My three year old watched UP and it is now her favorite movie. I was completely blown away by the beginning, because as you know, there aren't any words. My daughter got VERY sad and pouty and walked over, sat with me and held my arm, and watched the whole thing. I swear she was about to cry. She completely understood what was happening and knew it was a very sad moment...

Excellent movie, definitely one my all time favorites.

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SmashingTool•

Great movie. All i have to say though, is "Grave of the Fireflies"

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stab_master_arsonOP•

I've seen Grave of the Fireflies and, while it was sad, did not choke me up at all.

I never knew a movie could do that to me!

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ozonesonde•

Give Dear Zachary a try. Don't read anything about it. It's better if you go in with little/no knowledge.

I sobbed.

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hybrid101•

i watched it last night and was bawling. that movie left me emotionally exhausted.

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dano85•

The Green Mile made me it's bitch.

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oldsillybear•

You are not alone ;)

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NoOneOfConsequence•

I still get a little sad just thinking about the theme music.

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Bandude•

'I am Sam', as well as this movie made me bawl, but I am a Father and a devoted husband. I attribute my weakness for those reasons.

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AttackTribble•

yup, Pixar keep taking it up a notch. I think that's my favourite Pixar movie so far. I recommended my mother buy the DVD for my nephew, and watch it with him.

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