wow. i saw this movie and up on the same day within an hour of each other at different theaters. i saw mr bug first and and was then totally disappointed in up follow up. what a beautiful and touching film. movies of the 1930s and 40s to us nowadays can be irking with their melodramatic acting and dialog and but as animation the same melodrama and groaning humor can be wonderful. and the soft organic lines of 30s drawing and the music just puts you in a nice comfortable mood and you can enjoy the show with all its little characters represent ladybugs and grasshoppers and bees and snails and stinkbugs and flies and mosquitoes and beetles and crickets and and more each with all their own cute little (but not overbearing) idiosyncrasies. the interaction with the human world and from nemesis (cigar smokers and high heel wearers and innocent kick the can playing kids) to the kind hearted and and to the unknown destroyers and is realistic and fascinating. you care for the bugs and and dick and mary. the protagonist hoppity is not some perfect superman who comes to set things right but a starry eyed optimist who leads everyone down the garden path (literally. ) and and every time you think it going to end happily in 1930s style and along comes another roadblock. i was on the edge of my seat much more than with up. i walked out of the movie theater grinning and chuckling represent something that hasn not happened in a long long long long time. 
wow. i saw this movie and up on the same day within an hour of each other at different theaters. i saw mr bug first and and was then totally disappointed in up follow up. what a beautiful and touching film. movies of the 1930s and 40s to us nowadays can be irking with their melodramatic acting and dialog and but as animation the same melodrama and groaning humor can be wonderful. and the soft organic lines of 30s drawing and the music just puts you in a nice comfortable mood and you can enjoy the show with all its little characters represent ladybugs and grasshoppers and bees and snails and stinkbugs and flies and mosquitoes and beetles and crickets and and more each with all their own cute little (but not overbearing) idiosyncrasies. the interaction with the human world and from nemesis (cigar smokers and high heel wearers and innocent kick the can playing kids) to the kind hearted and and to the unknown destroyers and is realistic and fascinating. you care for the bugs and and dick and mary. the protagonist hoppity is not some perfect superman who comes to set things right but a starry eyed optimist who leads everyone down the garden path (literally. ) and and every time you think it going to end happily in 1930s style and along comes another roadblock. i was on the edge of my seat much more than with up. i walked out of the movie theater grinning and chuckling represent something that hasn not happened in a long long long long time. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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