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Pete Doctor says Carl Fredricksen's house in the movie was inspired by a Bay Area home. Is this it?
It was just one of dozens of Easter eggs featured in the film.
If you saw the movie, we hope you'll be able to stop crying for long enough to check out some awesome production art by Pixar illustrator Lou Romano.
Both movies feature elderly people fighting against the loss of their homes. How will audiences keep them straight?
It's already earned spotless raves from both trades, Roger Ebert, and Richard Corliss.
"The worries keep coming despite Pixar's track record," says some blowhard from an investment bank, "because each film it delivers seems to be less commercial than the last."
Plus: Tristan Wilds is killing people again!
After movies about cars, rats, and waste-disposal robots, we suppose it's nice to see one about an adorable puppy for once.
We don't care which films win awards next year — which ones will Hugh Jackman sing about?
Is there any possible chance that this won't be next year's best movie? No!
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