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• Dean M

  
  Hilarious! The story-telling is quite good shows the beings inside the UFO. This is much darker effort than the earlier Pixar shorts but having that strong sense of slapstick running throughout - poor smallest alien is a klutz who is having trouble with several controls.

• Ken S

  
  My favorite Pixar short

• Bradley W

  
  One of my all time favorite Pixar shorts

• Matthew Y

  
  The beginning of the humor centric Pixar shorts. Prior to this film most Pixar shorts were more artistic and subtle in nature. This one is constructed for full on laughs as a student alien abductor practices how to abduct a sleeping human. I prefer the more artistic shorts but just… More
  The beginning of the humor centric Pixar shorts. Prior to this film most Pixar shorts were more artistic and subtle in nature. This one is constructed for full on laughs as a student alien abductor practices how to abduct a sleeping human. I prefer the more artistic shorts but just about anything Pixar is worth watching.

• Steven V

  
  Remember the days when cartoons were king? When each and every movie was preceded by the latest <b>Tom & Jerry</b> or <b>Looney Tunes</b> adventure? At least <u>Pixar</u> remember and they are fighting almost single-handedly to resurrect the… More
  Remember the days when cartoons were king? When each and every movie was preceded by the latest <b>Tom & Jerry</b> or <b>Looney Tunes</b> adventure? At least <u>Pixar</u> remember and they are fighting almost single-handedly to resurrect the practise. Following on from <b>Boundin</b> and the brilliant <b>One Man Band</b>, their latest big screen outing gives them the perfect opportunity to showcase their talents on <b>Lifted</b>, a much darker effort than their earlier shorts but still having that strong sense of slapstick running throughout. <b>Lifted</b> opens in typically <b>X-Files</b> style - an isolated house is suddenly lit up by a flying saucer as the sleeping occupant dreams on, blissfully unaware that he is about to be abducted. Fortunately for him, the alien manning the controls has no idea which one of the thousands of switches in front of him will actually get the man into the craft. As his frustration mounts, a larger and more senior alien looks on and makes occasional notes on his clipboard like a disapproving driving instructor. Given that the opening moments are genuinely dark and tense, it's something of a surprise that <u>Pixar</u> chose this to show before something as decidedly kiddie-friendly as <b>Ratatouille</b>. However, it isn't long before the humour takes over and makes for a very amusing five minutes. Naturally, it is over-shadowed by its bigger budgeted stable-mate but <b>Lifted</b> is still an accomplished piece of work in its own right. I'm hoping that <u>Pixar</u> don't neglect this dying art-form as things like <b>Lifted</b> and <b>One Man Band</b> show that there is still some life left in the animated short.

• Anthony V

  
  Hilarious. Was the best thing about Ratatouille.

• Wu C

  
  The best Pixar short I have seen so far. It's a companion piece with the 'Ratatouille' release.

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