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From WorstPreviews.com:
Director Pete Docter spoke to MTV News, revealing that he cut a large subplot from his "Up" movie that previously included Carl Fredricksen protecting a giant egg that had to do with a fountain of youth.
"That was early on," he said. "We had the bird give birth to this egg, and Carl then felt like he needed to take this baby — it needed tending to, and needed to get home. [Carl needed to] get away from these awful dogs and things."
He added: "[The egg] had a larger picture involved with Muntz," Docter said of the film's geriatric nemesis. "Muntz wanted the egg because it was this youth potion that made you grow young. [He] was after the bird and all that; it was really interesting. But it kind of got more bizarre... it was an element that we dropped out from the story."
Director Pete Docter spoke to MTV News, revealing that he cut a large subplot from his "Up" movie that previously included Carl Fredricksen protecting a giant egg that had to do with a fountain of youth.
"That was early on," he said. "We had the bird give birth to this egg, and Carl then felt like he needed to take this baby — it needed tending to, and needed to get home. [Carl needed to] get away from these awful dogs and things."
He added: "[The egg] had a larger picture involved with Muntz," Docter said of the film's geriatric nemesis. "Muntz wanted the egg because it was this youth potion that made you grow young. [He] was after the bird and all that; it was really interesting. But it kind of got more bizarre... it was an element that we dropped out from the story."