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Synopsis: Carl Fredricksen as a boy wanted to explore South America and find the forbidden Paradise Falls. About 64 years later he gets to begin his journey along with a Boy Scout named Russel with help from 500 balloons. On their journey they discover many new friends including a talking dog and Carl and Russel figure out that someone evil plans. Carl soon realizes that this evildoer is his childhood idol. Will they be able to defeat him and will they find Paradise Falls?
Director(s): Pete Docter, Bob Peterson (co-director)
Production: Walt Disney Pictures
  Won 2 Oscars. Another 74 wins & 81 nominations.
 
IMDB:
8.3
Metacritic:
88
Rotten Tomatoes:
98%
PG
Year:
2009
96 min
$292,979,556
Website
18,669 Views


Shake.

Aha. Speak.

Hi, there.

Did that dog just

say "Hi, there"?

Oh, yes!

My name is Dug. I just

met you and I love you.

My master made me this collar.

He is a good and smart master

and he made me this collar

so that I may talk. Squirrel!

My master is good and smart.

It's not possible.

It is because my

master is smart.

Hey, cool! What

do these do, boy?

Would you cut...

I'd use that collar... I

would be happy if you stopped.

Russell, don't touch that.

It could be...

radioactive or something.

I am a great tracker. My master

sent me on a special mission.

All by myself. Have

you seen a bird?

I want to find one and

I've been on a scent.

I'm a great tracker.

Did I mention that?

Hey, that is a bird. I have

never seen one up close,

but this is the bird.

May I take your bird up

to camp as my prisoner?

Yes, yes, take it.

And on the way, learn how

to bark like a real dog.

I can bark.

And here's howling.

Can we keep him, please?

Please, please, please?

- No.

- But it's a talking dog!

It's just a weird

trick or something.

Let's get to the fall.

Please, be my prisoner! Oh,

please oh, please, be my prisoner!

Oh, here it is! I picked

up the bird's scent!

Wait a minute, wait a

minute. What is this?

Chocolate. I smell chocolate.

I'm getting prunes

and ginger cream.

Who are they?

Oh, man, the master

will not be pleased.

We'd better tell him someone

took the bird, right, Alfa?

No.

Soon enough the bird

will be ours again.

Find the scent, my compadres,

and you, too, shall have

much rewarding from the master

for the toil that you did.

Hey, Alfa, I think there's

something wrong with your collar.

You must have broken it.

Yeah. Your voice sounds funny.

Beta, Delta!

Perhaps you

desire... Squirrel!

Perhaps you desire to

challenge the right that

I have been assigned by

my strength and cunning.

No, no. No.

But maybe Dug would.

You might wanna ask him.

I wonder if he's found the bird

on his "very special mission".

Do not mention Dug

to me at this time.

His fool's errand will

keep him most occupied...

Most occupied, indeed.

Do you not agree with that

which I'm saying to you now?

Sure. But the second the master finds

out that you sent Dug out by himself,

none of us will get a treat.

You're unwise, my

trusted lieutenant.

This is Alfa. Calling

Dug. Come in, Dug.

Hi, Alfa. Your

voice sounds funny.

I know, I know!

Have you seen the bird?

Oh, yes. The bird

is my prisoner now.

Yeah, right.

Impossible. Where are you?

I am here with the bird

and I will bring it back

and then you like

me. Oh, gotta go.

Dug, who are you talking to?

- Wait, wait!

- What is Dug doing?

Why is he with

the small mailman?

Where are they?

There he is.

Come on!

Please, oh, please,

be my prisoner.

Dug, stop bothering Kevin!

That man over there

says I can take the bird.

And I love that man there

like he is my master.

I am not your master!

I am warning you

once again, bird!

- Hey, quit it!

- I am jumping on you now, bird!

At this rate we will

never get to the falls!

I am nobody's master, got it?

I don't want you here

and I don't want you here!

I'm stuck with you!

If you two don't clear out of here

by the time I count to three...

A ball! Oh, boy,

oh, boy, a ball!

Ball? You want a ball?

Yes, I do! I ever

so want the ball!

Go get it!

Oh, boy, I will get it

and then bring it back!

Quick, Russell, give

me some chocolate.

- Why?

- Just give to me!

Bird! Bird!

Come on, Russell.

Wait! Wait, mr. Fredricksen!

What are you doing?

Hey, we're pretty far now.

Kevin's gonna miss.

I think that did the trick.

Hi, master.

Afternoon.

Well, thanks for keeping

us dry, anyway, Ellie.

Which one is the front?

Well, boy...

Is this step

three or step five?

There.

All done. That's for you.

Well, tents are hard.

Wait, aren't you

super wilderness guy

with the GPS and the badges?

Yeah, but...

Can I tell you a secret?

- No.

- All right. Here it goes.

I never actually built a

tent before. There! I said it.

You've been camping

before, haven't you?

Well, never outside...

Well, why didn't you ask

your dad how to build a tent?

I don't think he wants

to talk about this stuff.

Try him sometime, maybe

he'll surprise you.

He's away alot, I

don't see him much.

He's gotta be home sometime.

I call, but Phyllis told

me I bug him too much.

Phyllis? You call your own

mother by her first name?

- Phyllis isn't my mom.

- Oh!

But he promised he'd come

to my Explorers Ceremony

to pin on my "Assisting

the elderly badge".

So he can show me how

about the tent then, right?

Hey, why don't

you get some sleep?

We don't want to wake the

travelling flea circus.

Dle Fredricksen, Dug says he

wants to take Kevin prisoner.

We have to protect him.

Can Kevin go with us?

All right, he can come.

Promise you won't leave him?

Yeah.

Cross your heart?

Cross my heart.

What have I got

myself into, Ellie?

Good morning, sweetheart.

We'd better get moving.

The bird's gone. Maybe

Russell won't notice.

All right, everybody up!

Where's Kevin?

He's wondered off!

- Dug, find Kevin! Kevin!

- Find the bird, find the bird!

Point!

Oh, look! There he is...

Point!

Hey, that's my roof!

Get off my roof!

Yeah, get off of his WROOF!

What is he doing?

The bird is calling

to her babies.

Her babies!

Kevin is a... girl?

Her house is over there,

on those twisty rocks.

She's been gathering food for her

babies and must get back to them.

Wait, Kevin is just leaving.

But you promised

to protect her.

Her babies need her. We gotta

make sure they're together.

Sorry, Russell. We've

lost enough time already.

Yeah...

It was her favorite chocolate.

Because you sent her

away, there's more for you.

Kevin?

Where's the bird? You

said you had the bird!

Oh, yes, oh, yes.

If I had said that,

I can see how you

would think that.

Where is it?

Oh, tomorrow. Come back tomorrow and

then I will again have the bird. Yes.

You lost it. why do I not

have a surprised feeling?

Well, at least you now

have led us to the small

mailman and to the one

that smells as prunes.

The master will be most

pleased we have found them.

He will ask them

many questions. Come.

Wait! We're not

going with you.

We're going to the fall.

Get away from me!

Down!

You came here... in that?

Yeah.

In a house? A floating house?

That is the darnest

thing I've ever seen!

You're not after

my bird, are you?

But if you need to borrow a cup

of sugar, I'd be happy to oblige!

Well, this is all

a misunderstanding.

My dogs made a mistake.

Wait. Are you Charles Muntz?

Well... yes.

The Charles Muntz?

Adventure's out there!

It's really him!

That's Charles Muntz!

It is?

Who's Charles Muntz?

Him!

Carl Fredricksen. My wife and

I, we were your biggest fans.

Oh, well, you're a

man of good taste.

Now you must be tired. Hungry?

Atention, everyone! These

people are no longer intruders.

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Pete Docter

Peter Hans "Pete" Docter (born October 9, 1968) is an American film director, animator, screenwriter, producer and voice actor from Bloomington, Minnesota. more…

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