This document provides an overview and summary of the 2009 Pixar animated film Up. It introduces the film's release date, director, producers, voice cast, and storyline about 78-year-old Carl Fredricksen who ties balloons to his house and flies to South America, taking along 8-year-old Russell. The document discusses characters, box office earnings, award nominations including wins for Best Animated Feature and Score, and concludes with unknown facts and the moral of the film.

1. Welcome

3. Presented by
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4. Contents
Introduction
Credits & Summary
Characters & Storyline
Box Office
Best Scene & Best Dialogue
Sound and Music
Awards and Nomination
IMDB Ratings
Unknown Facts and Moral

5. Introduction
Release Date:
29 May 2009 (USA)
Language:
English
Running time
96 minutes

6. Credits
DIRECTED BY
Pete Docter
PRODUCED BY
Jonas Rivera
STORY BY
Pete Docter, Bob Peterson, Tom
McCarthy

7. Summary
Carl Fredrickson, a 78-year-old
curmudgeonly balloon salesman, is
not your average hero. When he
ties thousands of balloons to his
house and flies away to the wilds of
South America, he finally fulfills his
lifelong dream of adventure. But
after Carl discovers an 8-year-old
stowaway named Russell, this
unlikely duo soon find themselves
on a hilarious journey in a lost
world filled with danger and
surprises.

8. Characters
Carl Fredricksen
Edward Asner
as
Carl Fredricksen
(Voice)

9. Characters
Jordan Nagai
as
Russell(Voice)
Russell

10. Characters
Charles F. Muntz
Christopher Plummer
as
Charles F. Muntz

11. Characters
Elie Docter
as
Elie
Elie

12. Storyline

13. Storyline

14. Storyline

15. Storyline

16. Box Office
Budget
$175,000,000 (estimated)
Up earned $293,004,164 in the
United States and Canada, and
$438,338,580 in other territories,
for a worldwide total of
$731,342,744.
Worldwide, it is the sixth highest-
grossing film of 2009

17. Best Dialog
“I was hiding under your porch because I love you.”
– Up

18. Best Scene

19. Sound and Music
The theme music is scored
by Michael Giacchino,
He ploted, from "Muntz's
Theme," which opens the
film with the heroic strains
of a 1930s newsreel,
to "Ellie's Theme," a simple
piano motif that grows
dramatically over the film.
It is the first score for a Pixar
film to win the Oscar

20. Awards and Nominations
3D Society
Winner of the Stereoscopic 3D Lumiere Award for
Animated 3D Feature
Academy Awards
Winner for Animated Feature Film: Pete Docter
Winner for Music (Original Score): Michael Giacchino
Nominated for Best Picture: Jonas Rivera
Nominated for Writing (Original Screenplay):
Screenplay by Bob Peterson, Pete Docter. Story by Pete
Docter, Bob Peterson, Tom McCarthy

21. IMDB Rating

22. Unknown Facts
There are 10,286 balloons attached to the house.

23. Paradise Falls from Up was inspired by the very
real Angel Falls in Venezuela
Unknown Facts

24. Moral

25. The End
Thank You