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>>brudge+(OP)
The first time this went around in 2007, watching it made me feel like an alien. Everybody seemed to find it so inspiring, but I just found it kind of sad. The whole thing about being a Disney engineer seemed like such a manufactured dream. I don't want to criticize someone who died too young, but it just all seems so empty to me. I don't understand why a tenured professor who has all the freedom in the world would choose to go out of his way to work for such an evil corporation. It's kind of funny that Disney ended up being the embodiment of all the villains in their movies.

>>qntty+0F5
I dont know why you are being downvoted I thought the same. People were raving at the time and I couldnt get the point. I mean, I understand that personally for Mr Pausch it was a cruel tragedy and I see that he spoke from his heart, but the message was pedestrian if not cliche. I think we can be adult enough to empathize with the person and offer a fair criticism of his work.