Meanwhile, Up co-director Pete Docter recently told Ballooning magazine that techniciansat Pixar estimated it would take 23.5 million party balloons to lift a 1,800-square-foot house like Carl’s ...

Have you ever wondered if the house in Up could really float away on balloons? So have I but that is not the most INTERESTING question! You see, people have tried to figure that out before. What I ...

The YouTube creators called Corridor Crew (or Corridor Digital) made a video looking at the balloon house from Pixar's Up with the goal of creating a VFX sequence based on actual physics.

Up (2009), which centers on a house that travels to South America via thousands of balloons, isn't shooting for realism, but it's more plausible than other films from the animation studio.

National Geographic Channel team successfully floats little house held aloft by 300 weather balloons. Why can't life always mimic a charming Pixar movie? Balloons float real-life 'Up' house near ...