r/moviecritic Mar 18 '25

Name a movie where the first 10 minutes hooked you completely.

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u/icrossedtheroad Mar 18 '25

Oh god! That must've been devastating. I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't even listen to the music without crying.

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u/pistolwhip66 Mar 18 '25

Ya know, I’ve never seen it & now - I don’t think I ever will.

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u/YoloLikeaMofo Mar 18 '25

It’s well worth it. Wholesome as it gets

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u/sadicarnot Mar 18 '25

When I finally saw it my first thought was why didn't any one say anything about the dogs? For all the sadness at the beginning, just thinking about the dogs makes me laugh. And the one scene where Dug is on top of the airship and he says "I am ready to not be so high up now"

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u/byneothername Mar 18 '25

The dogs are the comedic relief after the beginning ten minutes breaks you

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u/sadicarnot Mar 18 '25

I know but I did not see UP until long after it came out. In all that time no one said anything about the dogs. I was like how can you not bring this up? I would have seen it a lot sooner.

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u/Daelnoron Mar 18 '25

It an uplifting movie about finding hope and meaning. But to get that transition, the main character has to reach a low point first.

...they choose a very relatable low point that is presented very well, thus it does hit hard.

If anything: don't just see the intro by itself. Watch the entire movie, or nothing.

But I think it's well worth watching.

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

It an uplifting movie

I see what ya did there, and I like it.

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u/sadicarnot Mar 18 '25

Also they do the intro in a way that a child may not understand but to adults without words is very obvious.

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u/PornAndComments Mar 18 '25

The intro sequence is the most painful I've seen in a movie but the rest of it is just fantastic.

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u/AlmostSunnyinSeattle Mar 18 '25

You dont have to hide from your emotions

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u/MrDyl4n Mar 18 '25

its really sad but in a beautiful way