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up 2009 animated film review and film story

up 2009 animated film storyline


The film *Up* starts with Carl and Ellie's innocent childhood, their dreams and wishes, and quickly moves through their life stages, filled with happiness, love, and facing life together at every turn. Then it shows their old age, which didn’t lessen their love, and Ellie's illness and death, leaving Carl alone and sad.


The first ten minutes of the film are, in my opinion, one of the best openings of any animated film. They tell a beautiful love story between Carl and Ellie that might break your heart in two, filling you with both joy and sadness, and making you long for a love like that.


It also sets the stage for Carl's goal of fulfilling Ellie's wish to visit Paradise Falls, a dream that serves as an alternative to her other dream: having a child with the love of her life, Carl.


Then the comedy and adventure reach their peak when Carl decides to leave the harsh city and all its troubles for a peaceful and cozy place, carrying with him all his memories and dreams with his late wife, Ellie.


True love was Carl's main motivation in completing this journey, and it's truly remarkable that Carl's character showed such rare devotion to his wife, even after her death.


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Messages from the animated movie Up


The film conveys many messages for the audience—messages that deserve careful reflection, as they embody the core of life, our dreams, and the goals we constantly pursue. It also explores the nature of relationships between humans and all other creatures—connections that might be the reason we keep going, even after losing people or dreams.


The bonds between the characters gradually strengthen throughout the film, clearly demonstrated as we discover the true nature of each character and creature, and what they hold in their hearts for others.


The adventure is truly amazing and full of incredible twists. Although Carl doesn't like being around others, the responsibility that unintentionally fell on him forced him to continue his journey with Russell, the young Boy Scout, against his will.


This also indirectly saved him, and it teaches one of the most important lessons in life. Things may cross your path that you don't want, but their presence isn't random. They are there for a reason, and they can completely change your destiny and direction, or even help or motivate you in ways you never expected.


The film showed us that loyalty and love aren't just for humans. There are other creatures that can give us much more love, care, and sacrifice than humans can provide.


The unusual group that came together, carrying love and care within them, was like opposite poles of a single magnet, but fate guided them onto a single path, and they were pulled toward it.




















Change of goal



Carl’s dream was his top priority; it was his life because he wanted to spend the rest of his life fulfilling his wife’s dream. It was his ultimate goal, but it quickly changed when he sensed imminent danger threatening him and those with him. This was his final lesson: he did not find the solitude and comfort he expected in being away from people, but rather in love and mutual care shared with others who deserve it.




If you believe your dream is out of reach, it will stay that way unless you shift your perspective to see how close you are. Just begin moving toward it, and you will likely achieve it quickly.



















Creativity Clauses



The film's stunning visuals are complemented by its captivating music, which evokes emotions, communicates with us in every scene, and whispers inspiring poetry to every heart.



The truly masterful character development and evolution across different time periods create an extraordinary connection between the audience and these characters. This is exactly what creativity does for people.



Many people worldwide who have watched "Up" have dreamed of experiencing an adventure like this, filled with deep emotions, meaningful connections, and rare love and loyalty.



The film weaves together two stories: one, no more than ten minutes long, is the first part of the film, while the second makes up the rest of the adventure.




















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