Movies and TvShows featuring "floating-in-the-air" theme.

78-year-old Carl Fredricksen travels to Paradise Falls in his house equipped with balloons, inadvertently taking a young stowaway. Young Carl Fredricksen, a quiet bespectacled boy, watches a film reel in a theater depicting his hero Charles Muntz, a famous explorer. Carl runs down the street with his balloon and passes an old, rundown house. He goes inside and meets a young, outgoing tomboy named Ellie. They eventually get married and plan to travel to Paradise Falls, but Ellie's declining health prevents them. After Ellie's death, Carl remains in his home, a retired and sour recluse. When he is forced to move to a retirement home, he attaches balloons to his house and flies away to South America. He is accompanied by Russell, a young wilderness explorer scout. They land near Paradise Falls and encounter a giant bird named Kevin, and a talking dog named Dug. They also encounter Charles Muntz, who has been hunting the bird. In the end, Carl and Russell save Kevin and defeat Muntz. Carl realizes the importance of adventure and fulfills his promise to Ellie by placing their house on the cliff overlooking Paradise Falls.

Mirror is a surrealistic autobiographical film that follows the life of a poet in Russia. The film explores themes of childhood, memories, illness, and the historical events of the Spanish Civil War and World War II. Through dream-like sequences and stunning imagery, Mirror delves into the poet's thoughts and emotions, creating a unique and introspective cinematic experience.

In ancient China, Young Detective Dee is appointed by the Emperor to solve a series of mysterious events in the Sea Dragon's Palace.

After a young couple moves to a small town, they discover that their new neighbor, a druid, has sinister plans for their unborn child.

In a small town in Italy, Oscar, a young man who was born with the ability to float in the air, grows up facing challenges and discovering the truth about his existence. Through a journey of self-discovery, Oscar faces love, loss, and the intricacies of human connections.

Float is a touching story about a little boy who has the ability to float in the air. His father tries to hide this unique ability from the world, but ultimately learns to embrace his son's differences. The film explores themes of acceptance, individuality, and the unconditional love between a parent and child.

Mickey and his friends experience a whirlwind which leads to various comedic mishaps and chaos. They deal with a tornado, a cake thrown in someone's face, and the wind blowing off hats. The animated short film showcases their adventures and the humorous situations they find themselves in.

Fantasmagorie is a pioneering animated film that features a series of surreal and playful scenes. It showcases the innovative use of simple black and white lines to create various characters and objects. The film takes the viewers on a whimsical journey filled with transformations, humorous antics, and imaginative visuals.

In this sixth installment, director Kudo enlists the help of powerful psychic Dogen , physicist Masahiko Saito, and idol Akari, to make a big movie while investigating the abandoned "Tatari Village", where anyone who enters goes insane or dies.

Donald Duck commits a crime and begins to imagine his guilty conscience as he faces life on the run from the law.

When a teenage girl and her family move into a haunted castle, they encounter the mischievous ghost of Sir Simon, who is cursed to haunt the Canterville Castle until he can find someone brave enough to release him from his supernatural chains. With the help of the girl, Sir Simon must overcome his cowardice and find the courage to break free from his haunting.

Dizzy Pilots is a slapstick comedy that follows three inventors who constantly get into trouble with their wacky inventions. From flying in a biplane with a hydrogen-powered engine to getting splashed with water from their own contraptions, their attempts at inventing always end in chaos and hilarity. Along the way, they find themselves in funny situations like marching drills, duck chases, and well mishaps. With their slapstick humor and knack for trouble, the inventors keep audiences entertained with their outrageous antics.

Bugs Bunny spoofs the classic Goldilocks and the Three Bears story.

Bluto thinks he needs a complete rest (and a pretty nurse), at Havarest Hospital. Popeye, however, soon teaches him that honest toil is best as he puts him through a workout in the rest hospital.

It seems to be mostly a stereotypical depiction of the Chinese-here portrayed as rats-and the way they run their laundry.

This atmospheric short will leave you contemplating just what awaits us as we venture beyond our own small world. What strange journeys lie in store, and what piece will humankind add to the grand design?

A waiting room, a talking duck-man, a severed arm, a mysterious woman, a young man in a black suit and his doppelganger thumbs-upping each other. Smoke - FIRE.