I laugh every time I think of the squirrel joke. It isn’t funny at all, and I think that is what makes it funny!
My avatar was of Carl for awhile on my OS X account, but I’m not as addicted to UP as I used to be. I really love the movie though, and that’s why I made my video.
I hope you guys watch that movie! It’s a fun movie to watch with my parents. My dad loved it. My mom even loved it, even though she doesn’t like cartoon movies. she loves Disneyland, but she’s not big into the movies!
Thanks! My parents sometimes don’t like the same Pixar movies as me. For instance, they aren’t huge fans of Ratatouille and it is my second favorite. Then again, my dad loves Monsters, Inc. and that just happens to be my first favorite. Considering both are Pete Docter, there is a good chance he will like it!
My mom watched it with me back in December and she really liked it.
When you start imagining what really goes on in the mind of your dog
When you and your boyfriend want to start writing together their own “Adventure Book” and filling it with pictures and events that happened in their lives together.
When you seriously think you can use your own tool shed as a floating house
When you go around the house talking in Alpha’s squeaky voice
You start mixing up the Boy Scouts with the Wildnerness Explorers
7)You still get teary eyed after the millionth time watching the film!
“UP” is really one of my top favorite Pixar films…there is something so pure, so simple, so adventurous…and UP-lifting about it! PIXAR HAS SCORED AGAIN!
LOL My dad does that all the time, it’s annoying. I have to keep correcting him, and in my head I’m saying “The Wilderness must be explored! Caw! Caw! RAWR!”
When you have listened to the soundtrack at least 15 times straight through and have listened to Married Life almost 200 times and have listened to Upular 975 times and have seen the movie 15 times.
I literally used to exclaim “SQUIRREL!” like Dug whenever any form of squirrel was seen. (yes, even in Diddy Kong Racing lol) Maybe I should start doing that again.
When your mother makes an Adventure Book for you for your high school graduation out of a brown photo album, with photos from the day you were born to your senior trip. Complete with written note at the end of the book. It is the only thing that makes you cry on graduation day.
When you make squabbling noises and wildly flail your arms in an imitation of Kevin on a regular basis.
When you talk in a Dug voice to your neurotic dog. Who, in fact, is so insecure and follows family members around so frequently that she would actually hide under a porch because she loves said family.
When you go to Edgewater Park, NJ, to visit your friend, and flip out knowing that Michael Giacchino was there (it’s his hometown).