‘Up’ The Movie

Up is a movie directed by Pete Docter and produced by Pixar Animation Studios. Its lead actors are Edward Asner, Christopher Plummer and Jordan Nagai. Up is an animation, adventure, comedy, drama and family movie which was released on the 3rd of September 2009 in Australia. This film struck me for its stunning and fair images. No doubt we face one of those movies that are meant to be adoreed by children and their parents at the same time.The story tells about an elderly widower, grumpy, stubborn dreamer, Carl, who decides to find his childhood dream, a dream that once shared with his late and love life wife to travel to Paradise Falls in South America. When her loved little house is turned into an island surrounded by skyscrapers and he is pressured by real estate deals, and authorities want to send him to a care for home, Carl decides to escape by tying thousands of balloons to his home with a rudimentary notwithstanding ingenious navigation system. The first surprise of the trip is to discover that carrying a stowaway, Russell, a nice boy scout who became his travelling partner.The story is fast-paced, with moments of humour, incredulity and overall sleek and stunning animated images. The actors did a very substantially roll making the voices for every character and they made us accept and feel what the story was about, they made us feel sad and well-chosen at the same time. I must confess that the first transactions of the film are very depressing. The first minutes are a stark summary of Carls life. We see it in his childhood, when he was mediocre a child, the stage where he meets another girl who would become his incoming wife.We quickly turned into young love, marriage, happy moments, sad moments, diseases and Carl burying his high-priced wife which is truly shocking and hard. Music plays a very of import roll in this part of the movie because no one negotiation and the music does everything, they try to make you feel happy and sad but wi th the music and it is very effective. It is a very good movie that everyone would enjoy and it is very well produced too. I think it is suitable for children and adults who want to return an entertaining time.