We’re talking about the house from Up, lifted into the air by thousands of balloons, setting Carl and Russell off on their adventure. Of course, we know that such a thing is impossible.

In the new Pixar film Up, a crotchety old man named Carl ties thousands of balloons to his house and proceeds on an awesome flying adventure to South America. This left several Explainer readers ...

The conceit of the new Disney/Pixar cartoon epic, Up, is that an old guy's house gets attached to a bunch of helium balloons which lift it up out of the city and on a wonderful adventure.

The heart-warming film Up follows the story of 79-year-old Carl Fredricksen. At risk of losing his home because of local planned construction the elderly widower attaches balloons to his house to ...

Growing up my brother and I tried tying balloons to action figures and trying to float them around the house. We never got the buoyancy just right; the action figures either stayed on the ground ...

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.

NEW MEXICO -- Looking for a unique vacation destination? Airbnb is offering customers an opportunity to stay in famous homes and places such as a re-creation of the "Up" house from Pixar's 2009 ...

The house, like the one featured in the movie, floats. While Carl Fredricksen, the character that stars in "Up," has a home that floats with the help of balloons, Airbnb appears to use a crane to ...

It looks like German retailer JB Spielwaren has given fans an early look at the upcoming Lego Up House 43217 ... set comes with Carl’s house, and a bunch of balloons, just like in the Pixar ...