Which Pixar moment has the feeliest feels in all of Feeltown?

[Aprikurt]

They have gotten better over the years, Remember Me is the best they have done. Everything they learned up to that point they put together in Coco. It has the most story impact, it is a godamn song being sang by a character, it could mean the end of one character's existence, it is about an elderly character remembering when she was a toddler, and has the entire family of the characters crying in front of them.

It's like they took all the most effective bits from their filmography and distilled them into one.

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A lifetime of longing for her father, coupled with that heartbreaking bit earlier in the movie where a supposedly senile Mama cries out for her father in her sleep.

And this isn't the usual soppy romantic fare Disney movies go for, this is intensely relatable. Without being dark, we will all lose someone close to us within our lifetimes. I'd actually lost my Grandmother weeks before watching this film. It hit me where I lived, hard.

Ugly, ugly crying. Snot. Sobbing. Everywhere.

 

[Vitet]

I voted Up first, but I almost forgot (no pun intended) about Remember Me. As a Spanish-speaker musician that ending destroyed me hard. I watched the movie in English and Spanish and it got me everytime.

 

[Kevinsky]

I've been staring at this poll for 10 mins and can't choose between Remember Me and Sailing No Mo.

 

[Wackamole]

Ellie and Carl > Jessie abandoned > Furnace/"So Long, Partner" > Remember Me > "Take Riley to the Moon for me" > Depressed Buzz > Everything else


"Ellie and Carl" is Up

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Thanx.

 

[DrEvil]

The part where the Toy Story characters nearly burn in hell.

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This. Nothing else comes close. I was bawling like a child in the theatre during this scene.

 

[Ithil]

They had it down on day one. You walk in seeing this nice funny kid's film with groundbreaking CG and a lot of hilarious dialogue then bam, a devastating existential crisis for one of its leads.

Granted his breakdown in the next scene is absolutely hilarious and is played to be funny, but still.

 

[jotun?]

The airplane in The Incredibles

 

[Temtastic Muns]

Monsters Inc's Kitty and

This, by far:

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Yup. Although Monsters Inc.'s "Kitty?" is a close second.

Pete Docter is the master of the feels. :'(

 

[ChrisR]

I can only place three of the moments, so it was easy for me to pick Up.

 

[Skiptastic]

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First thing that came to my mind.

 

[Baphomet]

When Buzz realizes he is a toy and can't fly.

 

[Serein]

Opening of UP gets me every God damn time.

 

[Midnight Train]

For me it's Moana. Just... all of it.

 

[Deleted member 42055]

Yea E+C , it's not even close

 

[dark_prinny]

UP and Wall-E for me.

 

[Garlador]

Full on ugly crying. Breaks me.

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I took my dad, stepmom, and my wife to this movie. All of us were holding back sniffles.

 

[Massive Nights]

It's Wall-E dancing with EVE, but from that poll it's Remember Me.

 

[RedBlue]

Full on ugly crying. Breaks me.

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stick a fork in me, I'm done. She says "Pa pa" and I'm like, there's something in the kitchen I need to get right this second. I'm also a sucker for seeing others cry, so Ma ma crying doesn't help either.

 

[Ithil]

For me it's Moana. Just... all of it.

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That isn't Pixar.

 

[JaseMath]

Carl and Ellie's story is just brutal. I want to find love like that. 😭

 

[Zero315]

Full on ugly crying. Breaks me.

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The end of this movie fucking broke me and made me feel things I hadn't felt since my great-grandmother passed away.

 

[bgbball31]

I wish I were more emotional during scenes, because normally I can see what they are going for but just don't feel it, or feel it to the point of getting goosebumbs but no further than that. That said, Sadness helps Riley is the first time that I really, really felt it in any movie, not just Pixar, and I teared up in the theater. That moment hit hard; far harder than Bing-Bong. It still gets me to this day. Specifically the line, "You need me to be happy," because I personally have felt that.

 

[Burrman]

Up is just brutal.

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Ya I showed the movie to my sister in law a little after she had a miscarriage. I wasn't thinking about that scene at all and it fucked her up. I'm n asshole:(

 

[GokouD]

Up, but not the intro, the bit near the end when Carl looks through the photo album. Something about that bit just chokes me up.

 

[Deleted member 12224]

Up, but not the intro, the bit near the end when Carl looks through the photo album. Something about that bit just chokes me up.

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It was the sweetest god damn thing. That part ruined me too.

 

[DirtyLarry]

I have seen the beginning sequence of Carl & Ellie's life together at least 20 times and every single time I cry like a damn baby. Every. Single. Time. Like it was the first time I am seeing it.

I also got married in November of 2007 so UP came out about a year and a half after getting married. Since I have fortunately always been happily married and I could never imagine myself to be otherwise (meaning I am madly in love with my wife and she is no doubt my best friend), the sequence for sure had more importance to me than if that was not the case.

As such, I believe it is pretty much the most finely crafted emotionally charged tug-on-your-heartstrings sequence in cinema period. Animated or otherwise.

 

[thewienke]

I've only seen most of these movies just the once so I'm kinda confused about which one is which.

which one is the death of the imaginary character in Inside Out?

 

[Midnight Train]

That isn't Pixar.

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Ah, fair.

 

[HustleBun]

1. Either of Toy Story 3's scenes (are neither of them included?)
2. Ellie and Carl
3. Coco Remember Me
4. Ending of Inside Out
5. Toy Story 2 Jessie flashback

 

[TheMilkman]

My brother has this running thing where whenever one of those feely-feels moments in a Pixar joint comes up, he says "Awwwww, that's so fucking special" Gets a fucking laugh out of me every fucking time and I've found more and more that I can't take those moments seriously anymore; I just think about what my brother would say.

 

[bdbdbd]

The airplane in The Incredibles

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I was wondering if there was going to be anyone who felt the same. This scene and the follow-on to it later where Mr Incredible explains that he's not strong enough to lose them again, get me pretty consistently.

 

[Dixie Flatline]

I broke down when Ellie was crying in the hospital.

 

[enzo_gt]

Toy Story 3's ending is a gut punch like few gut punches

I didn't even think that that movie should have been made, but damn, after that ending I couldn't have felt more wrong in my life.

 

[DJMicLuv]

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This. Probably the only time I've cried at the cinema.

 

[LuigiMario]

Up is one of the best short films ever followed up by a very good full length film.

But it's toy story 3. Jesus the End of that film is just a culmination of the time past and messed me up in a way only Linklater films have done to me.

 

[NHarmonic.]

Up, followed by Inside Out's "Take her to the moon for me".

 

[Kevin360]

This, by far:

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This for me.

 

[Thorn]

I'm really surprised to see people say the incinerator scene in toy story 3. it had a fear factor and a bit of sadness to it, but it had nothing compared to the ending where Andy is letting go of his childhood and passing his toys on to Bomnie

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Yup. Cried like a bitch. Probably why I haven't seen 4.

 

[Middleman]

Inside Out is brutal. Thinking about my kids going through all that shit....

 

[skeptem]

When Arlo and Spot part ways needs more recognition. That movie is underappreciated.

 

[Advance.Wars.Sgt.]

Yup. Cried like a bitch. Probably why I haven't seen 4.

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I can only speak for myself, but 4 didn't reach that same emotional level to me largely because there's no onscreen avatar (i.e Andy) to see the film through.

It's still a fantastic watch and well worth your time, but IMO it shouldn't make you cry.

 

[S-Wind]

The beginning of Up, and the incinerator the scene in Toy Story 3

 

[Transistor]

I can only speak for myself, but 4 didn't reach that same emotional level to me largely because there's no onscreen avatar (i.e Andy) to see the film through.

It's still a fantastic watch and well worth your time, but IMO it shouldn't make you cry.

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I agree with this sentiment. I at most got a little misty eyed at the end, but no actual tears.

 

[Chakoo]

Kitty!

Finding Nemo also gets me a lot, specially when he cradled the remaining egg.

Still need to watch CoCo.

 

[Chakoo]

It might not be the most feelingest, but I do think that the music playing during Nemo's title reveal has more emotion than decades worth of Hallmark Channel programming.

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I don't think this scene doesn't get enough credit for being a precursor to up's intro. It still gets me every time.

 

[RoKKeR]

Remember Me... shit.

 

[RoKKeR]

"Our town". Fight me.

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Oh god damn this is actually the right answer.

 

[Veliladon]

Ellie & Carl. I'm not a father so I can't speak to Nemo but the thought of losing my wife like Carl lost Ellie. JFC.

 

[Citizencope]

Which choice is Up?

 

[Veliladon]

Ellie and Carl.