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<p>As Pixar Month draws to a close, Joe takes a look at the last of Pixar &#8220;classic movies&#8221;. Will &#8220;Up&#8221; soar through the sky, or fall like a house.</p>
<p>Short Review: Up is a great, emotional adventure. The first 10 minutes are a cinematic marvel, and should be watched in every film school. The protagonist and his struggle is great and extremely relate-able, though many of the other characters fall a little flat in comparison. There are also too many pointless comedy characters that take away from the film overall.</p></div>
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