Rarely does a movie tickle my funny bone enough, or touch my heart enough to make me cry, with "up" both occured.

And so I'd like to talk with you, not about the movie itself (spoilerz be bad ) beyond reccomending it to you with every fiber of my being. Rather I'd like to talk about Pixar. Over the years pixar has made many computer generated movies that have been watched by child and parent alike. And what continues to amaze me is how they never fail to make both laugh. They keep you in stitches no matter what age you are, and the best part is, it's all pure, clean comedy. There are no pop culture references, no dirty or inappropriate jokes, not even the screaming of a loud, obnoxious idiot. And I hope they will continue to pump out this brand of comedy with every movie they make for generations to come.

Another thing that amazes me is that they make you care about their characters, when the characters themselves are some of the most insignificant and unlikely things to care about. They've made you care about an old cowboy ragdoll, an ant, a terrifying monster, a fish, a washed-up superhero, a car, a rat and (this one throws me the most) a trash compactor. And now, of course, theyve done it again with an crotchety old man. And yet when these characters are in mortal peril you can hardly stop yourself from crying out in the theatre for someone to help them. The way they breathe life into their characters simply astounds me. In fact, I'm practically hitting myself right now for even daring to describe these characters in such a simple and demeaning way.

Lastly, just a brief word about their shorts, though they hardly even say a word you get more entertainment from them than from some of the feature length movies out there.