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[Enid]

Anyone seen it yet?

I thought it was brilliant. Massive props to Pixar for yet again, making an animated movie not just full of silly slapstick comedy.

[Princess]

I really wanna see it! Can't really afford the cinema right now though :(

[GypsyGoth]

Did you see it in 3d or 2d?

I want go to it, I might go to the 2d one its a bit cheaper.

[Niamh.]

Up? never heard of it whats it about?

[GypsyGoth]

An old man and his house take flight to another land.
http://i37.tinypic.com/be60du.jpg

[Niamh.]

oh, it's a kids film, might take mine to see it

[GypsyGoth]

oh, it's a kids film, might take mine to see it

Yep, it looks wonderful, amazing colours, the clips make it look a lot of fun.

[Niamh.]

Yep, it looks wonderful, amazing colours, the clips make it look a lot of fun.

is out in the cinema already, might take them to see that on Sunday

[Enid]

Did you see it in 3d or 2d?

I want go to it, I might go to the 2d one its a bit cheaper.
Saw it in 3D. It really is a sweet movie.

[Enid]

is out in the cinema already, might take them to see that on Sunday
Came out a couple of days ago.

[Niamh.]

Came out a couple of days ago.

cool, might take alook at the weekend so

[Firewire]

I seen it yesterday.

It was amazing.

[Tom4784]

I wanna see this.

[setanta]

It's a beautiful kids film but what's become increasingly apparent to me is how Pixar are producing more challenging and artistic creations, not merely satisfied with churning out the same trusted formula that's worked so well in the past. Up and Wall-E have more in common with old classic cinema then they do with animated features, with a sparcity of dialogue and a committment to mood and texture, which is to be highly commended in an age of slowly decreasing attention spans. And to do this in the medium of animation is really awe-inspiring. They're artists.

[Braden]

this movie sounds amazing

[Arneldo]

It's SO good. And the short before it is the besty Pixar short ever, IMO.