One of the best Pixar flicks. Everyone one who watches will feel like Disney hasn't lacked on it's reputation on good quality movies. I recently saw it with about 200 other kids at a school thing and not one laugh was spared from a single person. Parents will be pleased to know this movie is very kid-friendly and acceptable to most age groups. A talk about dyeing may be needed before watching, because of how the love of Carl Fredricks life dies in the begging (of old age). Carl gets a tad bit violent for a second in the begging when he gets in an argument with a construction worker and bonks on the head with his cane. Unlike most movies, his actions are not excused as an ambulence has to come and Mr. Fredrickson is forced to move into a retirement home (which he ends up backing out of, but it still shows kids bad actions will not go without punishment.)

this is the best movie of 2009 phenomenal it is so undesribable it simply blows my mind you have NOT experienced life until you have seen up

a bit depressing for a kids movie and has alot of adult-based problems which kids wouldnt understand.

An enriching movie with exciting and enticing scenes, funny jokes, and beautiful relationships. Sad in the beginning but it cheers up after awhile. I especially love the relationship between Russel and Carl. A bit scary at the end. But a good happy ending. One of my favorite movies.

This film was okay. A lot of people loved it, though. There's more violence in this film than most Pixar films. Also, I think there was some blood. Other than the violence, this is a friendly movie.

some scary things, the dogs can be a little wacky..but very good movie

My MPAA Rating, PG: For tense sequences of action and peril

What the hell? I went into this movie thinking I was gonna get an enjoyable 2 hours of funny, educational stuff. What was basically the first thing that happened? A married couple lose their child, the woman dies, and the man is very depressed. I thought I'd walked into the wrong movie. I know it's a sensitive issue, and I would respect it in another movie, maybe not one that's mainly aimed at kids. I actually saw parents taking their children out of the cinema, and afterwards, people were demanding refunds. I think Disney/Pixar made the wrong decision putting all that depression in the first ten minutes. Kids won't understand what it means, but it was still a pretty bad theme for an animated movie. It was probably Disney/Pixar's worst movie opening since Wall-E, which was so boring. I lost faith in Disney/Pixar's movies until Toy Story 3, when they definitely saved themselves. Anyway, roll on Cars 2.

I'm not here to give a review because if it shows up on my page its a 5 star movie and so therefore you know what i think about it.