The Real-Life Story Behind Pixar's Up Is More Heartbreaking Than The Film
The events of Pixar’s Up happen because Carl refuses to sell his house to constructors, but the real story behind that house is more heartbreaking.
Pixar's Up follows widower Carl (Ed Asner) who travels to South America with young wilderness explorer Russell (Jordan Nagai) by attaching thousands of balloons to his home after the bank threatens to foreclose on it. Discovering the legendary Paradise Falls, Carl meets his childhood hero, explorer Charles Muntz. However, Muntz isn't the kind-hearted man Carl hoped he would be, and the grieving widower finds himself pitted against his former idol.
The events of Pixar’s Up happen because Carl refuses to sell his house to constructors, but the real story behind that house is more heartbreaking.
Up doesn't give much of a resolution to Carl's story with Ellie, but a recent Pixar short has finally given the character a brand new ending.
Up's Carl (Ed Asner) returns in Carl's Date, a new Pixar short featuring the old widower preparing for a first date in a bittersweet trailer.
Disney’s Making Wonder recreates Carl’s house from Pixar’s Up with over 68,000 LEGO bricks before actually taking flight with balloons.
"Carl's Date" wraps up Carl's story and the Dug Days shorts in a heartwarming finale that perfectly concludes Ed Asner's time as the beloved Up lead.
A new Pixar short film is going to premiere in theaters, playing right before Elemental and returning to the world of a beloved Pixar movie.
Co-writer/director Pete Docter explains the importance behind Carl and Ellie's heartbreaking Up opening montage and surprising audiences with it.
Disney’s new short continues Up’s story while also making the Carl’s saddest moment from the original film even more important and impactful.
Like other Pixar films, Inside Out has many Easter eggs, one of which has spawned a theory speculating that Up exists as a film in Inside Out's world.
Pixar's Up features roughly 20,000 balloons to make Carl's house fly, but here is how many helium-filled balloons Mr. Fredricksen would really need.
From The Mummy to Up, the users of Reddit have identified a number of movies which, it seems, nobody actually hates.
Viewers will experience a rollercoaster of emotions when watching Pixar's Up. On Letterboxd, some have shared their most hilarious takes.
Lightyear voice actor Chris Evans admits that it doesn't take much to make him cry during Pixar movies and reveals which ones have made him sob.
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While Pixar's animal and inanimate object characters often take center stage, their human characters are equally memorable. But which are the best?
Between underrated sci-fi adventures, one of the most exciting Pixar movies, and a Matrix anime, these animated films should have gotten sequels.
Prolific actor Ed Asner, star of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Lou Grant, and Up, among hundreds of other titles, passes away at the age of 91.
Soul's story isn't close to the quality of Pixar's two biggest critical successes over the last 20 years - 2009's Up and 2015's Inside Out.
Disney just announced dozens of upcoming titles, and nine of them are animated series produced by Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios for Disney+.
Fan favorite and squirrel-lover Dug from Up will return alongside Carl for the first of three new Pixar TV series on Disney+, titled Dug Days.