Be honest. You know you tear up every time you see this. -- Pixar's "Up" is the first ever animated film—as well as the first ever 3D film—to open the Cannes Film Festival in France. The movie has been nominated for five Academy Award nominations including Best Picture.

Awesome + Awesome = more awesome

I believe one of the greatest Harrelson and Murray movie.

I could never get tired of watching this film

Jimmy Malone tells Eliot Ness what it will take to get Al Capone.

The 2005 Oscar-winning French documentary "March of the Penguins" was originally titled "La Marche de l'empereur" (literally "The Emperor's March"). Several elements were changed for the English version including the narration and the soundtrack.

Best film ever

The best and one of Kubrick's only hand-to-hand fight scenes

My favorite fight scene from the new movie.

Some info from the youtube comments: "The cop's reaction to Benicio Del Toro during the line-up ("In English please") was unscripted and unrehearsed, as was Del Toro's rather strong reaction. The cop, incidentally, is played by screenwriter Christopher McQuarrie." "This scene was not supposed to be in the film but because it was so funny they put it in.You can see that ad-lib takes over during the filming." "according to the interviews on the dvd they kept laughing because benicio del toro kept farting.."

a fun scene by ben affleck and matt damon

Also one of the funniest!!

Kathryn Bigelow, an ex-wife of James Cameron, directed the films "Point Break" (1991) and "The Hurt Locker" (2008). Both Bigelow and Cameron have been nominated for Best Director in this year's Academy Awards.

The same frozen breath effect used for Leonardo DiCaprio in "Titanic" was reused on actor Edward Norton for the cave scene in "Fight Club."

The "Colonel Bogey March" was famously whistled by British POWs in the 1975 Best Picture, "Bridge on the River Kwai." The tune is mistakenly called "The River Kwai March" because of the popularity of the film.

Daniel Day-Lewis is the only non-American two-time Academy Award winner for Best Actor. He received Oscars for his portrayals of Christy Brown in "My Left Foot" (1989) and Daniel Plainview in "There Will Be Blood" (2007).

an amazing performance by Ed Norton.