Did Pixar's Up make you cry?(spoilers)

Made me kind of sad when the old lady died..because that's what happened to my great grandparents..

When the kid was talking about his relationship with his parents, i teared up a little.

the begining and the end nearly made me cry

especially when he hits the man

Most sad pixar Movie

I wasn't crying, I just had something in my eye! *sniff*

Never saw it or particularly wanted to see it...chessmaster1989

What are you talking about?! Go see it nao!

No, but I remember it being a little sad.

I haven't seen it yet. Should I? horgen123

[QUOTE="horgen123"]I haven't seen it yet. Should I? harry_james_pot

Parts of it were sad, but they weren't that sad.

Nope. Good film, but it's not like they suffered. They had a good life together, so it wasn't that sad just a tragic inevitability.

It put a tear in my eye when Carl pinned the badge on Russel at the end.

Ive never watched itFree_Marxet

[QUOTE="Free_Marxet"]Ive never watched itxTheExploited

I wasn't close to getting teary eyed, but the movie was definitely very touching.

no not really. closest thing that made me cry was toy story but i didnt cry ether.

Yes it did. Not only do I think Up is the best Pixar movie made to date... but the use of pure imagery to solicit such an emotional reaction was absolutely genius on behalf of the writers/designers.

it was pretty sad at the beginning. i didn't cry though.

I almost cried two times, both involving his memories of his late wife. It was truly a heart-felt movie.

No, but I was close of doing that in a couple scenes like the beginning part.

Never saw it or particularly wanted to see it...chessmaster1989

Almost! In the beginning, and when he was looking at the "Stuff i want to do" pages.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]Never saw it or particularly wanted to see it...Nerd_Man

Ehhh... I said that more to get you guys off my back. :P

It saddened me, but I was far from crying. Other animations have left me sadder.

Heck AIR tv (anime) ending episodes left me depressed for a solid week.:( (but I still did not :cry: )

[QUOTE="Nerd_Man"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]Never saw it or particularly wanted to see it...chessmaster1989

Ehhh... I said that more to get you guys off my back. :P

Of course. The beginning of the movie got me. :cry:

I didn't cry, but I found it to be a very heartwarming movie.

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[QUOTE="Nerd_Man"] You said you would when it came out on DVD/Blu-Ray.Nerd_Man

Ehhh... I said that more to get you guys off my back. :P

It won't, but there are movies I haven't seen that would be much higher priority.

I almost did at the two parts you mentioned, which is surprising considerering I don't even cry when my own family members die. :P

The only Pixar movie that has a chance of making me cry is Toy Story 3, and that's only because I grew up with the series.