10-12-2015, 01:59 PM
(10-10-2015, 01:23 AM)DarkGrievous7145 Wrote: Ah...
I have family members who don't appreciate both of those for political or depression reasons...
Although, the message Wall-E sends , be it intentional or not, about maintaining our earth is an important one...
Up, on the other hand...
An EXTREMELY depressing movie... seriously, that man's life was practically destroyed... How it got approved at Disney is beyond me, honestly... Disney doesn't have a reputation for making movies that torture their characters ti THAT extent... Should've called the movie "Old guy's shitty life, that in the end turns out alright but it doesn't matter now because he's only got a few years left to live, give or take, besides is a cripple, thus physically incapable of doing really exciting stuff, oh and some random boy scout kid torments him to no end, as well"
I probably would be alright never watching it again...
Both movies are amazing, yes, but Up was just... a little TOO emotionally draining
This is one of the reasons I like these movies, they create a great amount of different points of view for each person.
Honestly I view Up different from yours. The message that I see is that you can still follow your dream no matter your age or obstacles. But it’s also pointed that following blindly your objectives can also turn a person very selfish and hurt those around you.
I do admit that some parts are really sad.
Back on topic. I’m currently watching some old school 007 (Sean Connery and Roger Moore)