Paradise Falls

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Paradise Falls is the remote, towering South American waterfall and cliffside destination central to the adventure in Pixar's animated film "Up."

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Paradise Falls canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cliff
fictional location
waterfall
appearsIn 2009 animated film Up
Pixar film Up
Up
associatedWith Charles Muntz
awardContext Academy Award for Best Animated Feature
surface form: Up won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature
category Fictional locations in South America
Fictional places in animated films
continent South America
countryOfLocation Venezuela
surface form: Venezuela (fictionalized)
creator Pixar Animation Studios
depictedAs hard to reach
majestic
remote
distributor Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
surface form: Walt Disney Pictures
firstAppearance 2009 animated film Up
surface form: Up (2009 film)
genre fantasy setting
hasPart jungle surroundings
plateau top
sheer cliff face
towering waterfall
inspiredBy Angel Falls
tepui formations in Venezuela
languageOfWork English
medium computer-animated film
narrativeRole childhood dream location of Carl and Ellie
primary destination of Carl Fredricksen
setting of final confrontation with Charles Muntz
notableFeature isolated cliffside plateau
massive vertical drop waterfall
plotSignificance represents adventure and exploration
symbol of Carl and Ellie’s lifelong dream
productionCompanyContext Pixar Animation Studios
surface form: Pixar Animation Studios is a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company
releaseContext Up was released in 2009
settingFor protection of rare bird Kevin
scenes with talking dogs
travelMethodUsedToReach house lifted by balloons
visitedBy Carl Fredricksen
Dug
Kevin
Russell

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Up notableLocationInPlot Paradise Falls
Carl Fredricksen destination Paradise Falls
Russell goesToLocation Paradise Falls
Charles F. Muntz setting Paradise Falls