WALL-E
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures | Release Date: June 27, 2008
8.8
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10
MargritE.Jun 27, 2008
A post-apocalyptic love poem to robots and "Hello Dolly"--an instant classic. Pixar's best character yet, Wall.E, is so strong with the cute side of the force, who can resist him? Haunting and hilarious.
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10
PaulR.Jun 27, 2008
Incredibly touching, almost heart rending at times, and very funny!
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7
JamieS.Jun 27, 2008
Okay, saw it this morning. My verdict, a 7. Graphics are stunning as usual, but the story got a little out of hand later in the show, bordered on absurd. WALL-E is loaded with personality however and kept the show moving. The "political" Okay, saw it this morning. My verdict, a 7. Graphics are stunning as usual, but the story got a little out of hand later in the show, bordered on absurd. WALL-E is loaded with personality however and kept the show moving. The "political" message will turn off some, it's a bit heavy handed towards Wal-Mart and "our" consumption lifestyle, mostly true however, but kinda depressing to see if this is how we end up in 700 years :) Lastly - It's simply NOT good for kids younger than 10. Not that it's violent, it's not, no bad language, it's just they won't understand much of what is going on and will be bored. The "short" before the movie called "Presto" is a 10 however, so if you can just pay $1 to see that, go, but WALL-E isn't nearly as entertaining as you currently might think.… Expand
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10
TylerLJun 27, 2008
I have to say this is on par with Finding Nemo, Toy Story 2, and The Incredibles as one of Pixar's best but for different reasons. There are no celebrity voices, no uniquely funny characters. I'm not going to talk about the I have to say this is on par with Finding Nemo, Toy Story 2, and The Incredibles as one of Pixar's best but for different reasons. There are no celebrity voices, no uniquely funny characters. I'm not going to talk about the Chaplin-esque elements or the clear references to 2001: A Space Odessey. I can't grasp how this film got past the Disney exec's because most young kids are probably going to be bored by the end. The adults thought are going to have a blast with the social commentary. Pixar hasn't made a great animated film, but a great science fiction film. Put down the iPod's, Cell Phone, Video Games and look around!… Expand
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KevinJun 27, 2008
Pretty good. But certainly not the masterpiece the critics are making it out to be.
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9
BrandonT.Jun 27, 2008
A great movie. Probably not Pixars best but definitely a classic and a hit for everyone.
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10
ChadS.Jun 27, 2008
The people at Pixar sure love their dystopias. In "Cars", the auto-morphic vehicles played like an inside joke for J.G. Ballard(or David Cronenberg) fans. What exactly happened to mankind? In "Wall-E", we know. When the green planet became The people at Pixar sure love their dystopias. In "Cars", the auto-morphic vehicles played like an inside joke for J.G. Ballard(or David Cronenberg) fans. What exactly happened to mankind? In "Wall-E", we know. When the green planet became the brown planet, they went in exile. It's been seven-hundred years. A robot named WALL-E is the last terrestrial-based entity left on Earth. Eve is man-made too, but she's practically an alien, since the human race no longer has any recent affiliation with their ancient home. The smooth, white surface of the feminized "other" is so much more technologically advanced than WALL-E, just as the black monolith in "2001: A Space Odyssey" was an otherworldly presence to the apes. Since the alien's name is Eve, the knee-jerk impulse would be to name the junk-compacting robot, Adam. But since "WALL-E" operates from a Kubrickesque Weltanschauung, the "male" robot's name can't bear any biblical inference, because "2001: A Space Odyssey" exalts the concept of evolution, not creation. "WALL-E" also borrows liberally from "AI". As in the Spielberg/Kubrick collaboration, a merciless dystopian world is softened by the cute presence of a toy. The morbidly obese humans who seat themselves vegetatively before a computer screen doesn't look the least bit extrapolative, sad to report, as they suck down fatty calories with their fatty mouths. "WALL-E" is a prescient commentary of our times. "AI" tipped in Spielberg's favor(the teddy bear was awfully cutesy), but "WALL-E" is as close to a Kubrick film that's possible within the parameters of a family entertainment. Like "2001: A Space Odyssey", the exiled humans need to relearn that they're not just flesh and blood, but intelligence. The reimagining of the Star Child sequence, scored to Richard Strauss' "Thus Spake Zarathustra", is clever and awe-inspiring, not at all parodic, or self-consciously referential. "WALL-E" will blow your mind.… Expand
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10
GrantP.Jun 27, 2008
No matter what age you are, you must see this movie. I absolutely loved it. It is, in my opinion, one of the best movies ever, and by far the best animeted film. It is beautiful, cute, funny, and offers an amazing story with a powerful and No matter what age you are, you must see this movie. I absolutely loved it. It is, in my opinion, one of the best movies ever, and by far the best animeted film. It is beautiful, cute, funny, and offers an amazing story with a powerful and effective social statement.… Expand
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10
KristenY.Jun 28, 2008
An intelligent depiction of humans and our treatment of the earth. The storyline of the two main robots will entertain everybody.
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10
AaronS.Jun 28, 2008
Pixar's exceptional new film 'Wall-E' works on so many different levels. As a comedy, as a very touching love story, as a fascinating piece of speculative science fiction, as a subtle but pointed social commentary on our Pixar's exceptional new film 'Wall-E' works on so many different levels. As a comedy, as a very touching love story, as a fascinating piece of speculative science fiction, as a subtle but pointed social commentary on our values and mores and as a breathtaking and visually dense work of art. The wizards at Pixar have really outdone themselves and I'm AMAZED at how they continually set a new bar for themselves and keep surpassing it with each new film. Pixar's peak achievement-the best film of the summer-the best family film of the year-the best sci-fi film of the year. It's just the best film of 2008 so far (and likely to remain so by year's end).… Expand
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LionFishJun 28, 2008
PIXAR delivers movie magic yet again! The best movie of year so far. You have to admire the intelligence and courage it took for the creators of this film to make this film the way they wanted to. It reminds you what going to the movies PIXAR delivers movie magic yet again! The best movie of year so far. You have to admire the intelligence and courage it took for the creators of this film to make this film the way they wanted to. It reminds you what going to the movies should be about!… Expand
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MichaelBJun 28, 2008
There's just so many good things about this movie, and they've all been said. The characters have amazing depth and personality with basically no lines. The cgi/art direction is unparalleled. There is political/social commentary, There's just so many good things about this movie, and they've all been said. The characters have amazing depth and personality with basically no lines. The cgi/art direction is unparalleled. There is political/social commentary, but it's not heavy-handed at all. It's pretty much just Pixar's take on the classic sci-fi dystopian sort of commentary. At different times it's both incredibly sparse and lonely and absolutely loving and optomistic. Jeez, just see it already.… Expand
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10
adkfjhlajsfdhakjJun 29, 2008
People who rated this movie badly, I just don't know what to say. How could you think this movie is bad??? I'm mortified? This movie was beautiful, in every aspect.
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10
AaronF.Jun 29, 2008
Beautiful, epic, touching and funny. I expected the best going in, received nothing less than perfection. Well done!
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10
TrevorO.Jun 29, 2008
We live in an era of corporate enterprise, of chaotic consumption and consumerism. Mega-corp retail gods have trash-compacted all of our worst-set needs into a clean, white warehouse box, and we are glued to our recliners and fed luxury and We live in an era of corporate enterprise, of chaotic consumption and consumerism. Mega-corp retail gods have trash-compacted all of our worst-set needs into a clean, white warehouse box, and we are glued to our recliners and fed luxury and entertainment at warp-speed. Consumerism is consuming our humanity. Wall-E begins in a setting where we have been consumed and then digested. This is the most serious approach film has ever taken to addressing this oncoming reality.… Expand
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10
KenwanC.Jun 29, 2008
Another amazing film from PIxar. Although it has already been said, the first 30-40 minutes of the film are simply amazing. The film is far more touching than any other love story I've seen in recent times.
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10
OwenP.Jun 29, 2008
A great film. You wonder when the plot is gonna kick in, and fifteen minutes in you really don't care. The characters of Wall*e and Eve go beyond conventional storytelling, THEIR ROBOTS FOR CRYING OUT LOUD. But their not, they carry a A great film. You wonder when the plot is gonna kick in, and fifteen minutes in you really don't care. The characters of Wall*e and Eve go beyond conventional storytelling, THEIR ROBOTS FOR CRYING OUT LOUD. But their not, they carry a human element that everyone will come to appreciate, admire, and cheer for in the end.… Expand
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10
PhilDJun 29, 2008
Absolutely an incredible film. The visuals were stunning, the storyline was adorable, and there was even a noble, pertinent underlying message. Pixar has brought more life to two animated robots than I have seen some actors bring to Absolutely an incredible film. The visuals were stunning, the storyline was adorable, and there was even a noble, pertinent underlying message. Pixar has brought more life to two animated robots than I have seen some actors bring to live-action characters. Amazing movie.… Expand
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RCMJun 29, 2008
WALL-E is well worth watching just to see Pixar up the anti in digital animation once again. That being said, they still need to create better looking human characters, especially considering they also use a live actor. Like many people, I WALL-E is well worth watching just to see Pixar up the anti in digital animation once again. That being said, they still need to create better looking human characters, especially considering they also use a live actor. Like many people, I wasn't in love with the "social commentary" of the movie (it's just so obvious and annoying), but the love story at its heart is so fraking cute that only a monster could not find it charming in some way, and it completely pays off beginning and end. That, some well placed Sci-fi throw-backs, and steady humor make WALL-E excellent.… Expand
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10
MN.Jun 29, 2008
The first 45 minutes will be studied in film schools. The second 45 minutes will be ripped off by lesser lights. This movie manages to tie them together wonderfully. Without the end, the film would have no hope. Without the beginning, the The first 45 minutes will be studied in film schools. The second 45 minutes will be ripped off by lesser lights. This movie manages to tie them together wonderfully. Without the end, the film would have no hope. Without the beginning, the film would have no meaning. I'm not surprised that negative comments come from the brutish, the thick and the threatened, who see themselves rightly exposed as the bloats that they are. The time is right for this film. The timing is perfect.… Expand
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10
BretJun 29, 2008
WALL-E a post-modern Charlie Chaplain or Buster Keaton, and a classic for so many reasons! I absolutely loved this movie and would recommend it to even the most cynical of self-described film critics!!
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10
EricJ.Jun 30, 2008
It's the first Pixar movie that I'll admit to crying during. Great story, great animation, and an overall great film.
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10
TomBJun 30, 2008
If I could give this an 11, I would. One of the finest movies ever made, and I hope this receives a best picture nomination. Pixar continues to amaze with its blend of storytelling, action, and graphic design. They get all the details right, If I could give this an 11, I would. One of the finest movies ever made, and I hope this receives a best picture nomination. Pixar continues to amaze with its blend of storytelling, action, and graphic design. They get all the details right, they take chances, and they don't stock up their movies with hackneyed Hollywood formula. Pixar is in the middle of the best run in the history of studio moviemaking, and this is likely their finest achievement yet. I can't wait to see it again.… Expand
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MattCJun 30, 2008
Wall-E is touch and imaginative. As well as breathtakingly beautiful. Ranks with Pixar's best. It's a toss up between this and Finding Nemo. Definitely worth and Oscar nom.
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10
TomHJun 30, 2008
Don't let me tell you what to think of this movie - do it for yourself.
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10
WaiteR.Jun 30, 2008
A fun, creative movie with an uplifiting message that the whole family can enjoy! Waaaaaleeeee!
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10
LelandK.Jun 30, 2008
This movie mimics 2001: Space Oddesy, and I am Legend. However, it combines social message, comedy and a great love story to give the audiences happy.
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9
JoeZJun 30, 2008
I was pumped to watch this movie since I saw the first preview over Xmas. I thought it was going to be the best movie of all time. And it was - for the first half. In the second half of the movie we lose some of the humor, and the story I was pumped to watch this movie since I saw the first preview over Xmas. I thought it was going to be the best movie of all time. And it was - for the first half. In the second half of the movie we lose some of the humor, and the story becomes a little jumbled with the over the top warning of big-business' control over people's lives. Nonetheless, Wall-E is so lovable and so pure, you just want to see him make it, and you can feel it in your gut. Its an awesome story. Wall-E is the man.… Expand
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MonaA.Jul 11, 2008
Although the beginning is rather slow, it gets very entertaining. The subtle humor is great and the series of events are enjoyable. It also provides a valuable lesson to all who wish to preserve this fragile world.
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10
RyanW.Jul 11, 2008
Great movie! Very cute, fun and adventurous. Interesting social commentary too.
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VirginiaO.Jul 11, 2008
The best animation I have ever seen, and probably, that I will see. The parts with Walle, and his manners, "feellings" and his big eyes were my favourites. No dialog was necessary in his scenes. It was just a question of feeling and The best animation I have ever seen, and probably, that I will see. The parts with Walle, and his manners, "feellings" and his big eyes were my favourites. No dialog was necessary in his scenes. It was just a question of feeling and understanding. We can suffer when seeing he suffering, and we can smile when seeing he moving his bright eyes, or acting lovely, or just learning at each scene. Truly the film has an important message. We need to take care of our animals and plants, our air and water. Wall-e is lovely and the film is for children an adults. We all have much to learn from Wall-e.… Expand
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CarrieW.Jul 11, 2008
Love how parts of it had no dialogue, no words to muck up the tension of the scenes.
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EricDJul 1, 2008
The people that are giving this movie a zero need to stop. No movie gets a zero. Please watch a movie before you rate it.
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AllenH.Jul 10, 2008
Between the other comments and the critical reviews, there's not much to say that hasn't been said. That being said, if this movie doesn't make you feel warm fuzzies and giggle a few times, you need to re-examine yourself, Between the other comments and the critical reviews, there's not much to say that hasn't been said. That being said, if this movie doesn't make you feel warm fuzzies and giggle a few times, you need to re-examine yourself, because you're dead inside. Easily the best G-rated movie I've ever seen in my life. I left the movie feeling like I hadn't just wasted eight quid and about two hours of my life, which I must say is a rarity nowadays.… Expand
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SteveG.Jul 1, 2008
Incredible. Stunning visual design and charming storyline. Must see!
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CarlN.Jul 1, 2008
A timeless story superbly told without dialog for much of the movie. The character development is outstanding and you really come to identify with the characters. The portrayal of the excesses of consumer culture and possible consequences A timeless story superbly told without dialog for much of the movie. The character development is outstanding and you really come to identify with the characters. The portrayal of the excesses of consumer culture and possible consequences are believable and thought-provoking without seeming excessive or too dependent on pop culture. Andrew Stanton has created another masterpiece.… Expand
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CMSJul 1, 2008
It is OVER THE TOP cutesy, but a great movie, especially for a date. Really funny too. Any critics that gave it lest than an 85 are jackwads who will send you to overrated pieces of junk instead, like a few of the "Acadamy best picture It is OVER THE TOP cutesy, but a great movie, especially for a date. Really funny too. Any critics that gave it lest than an 85 are jackwads who will send you to overrated pieces of junk instead, like a few of the "Acadamy best picture nominated" movies of 2007 I was tricked by the critics into seeing. One critic said it was repetitive... if so, it's the kind of repetitive I love, and I wish I could revoke their critic title.… Expand
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AnthonyS.Jul 1, 2008
Is this the best Pixar movie ever made? That is up to debate as Brad Bird with his Incredibles still has more flawless execution. But with by far the most daring story and plot execution in Pixar history - and the greatest plucky hero since Is this the best Pixar movie ever made? That is up to debate as Brad Bird with his Incredibles still has more flawless execution. But with by far the most daring story and plot execution in Pixar history - and the greatest plucky hero since Keaton - Stanton reveals himself to be a worthy of the animation hall of fame. Personally, Wall E is this century's best film yet.… Expand
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WillH.Jul 1, 2008
Possibly my favorite movie of all-time. Hilariously funny at points, it manages to make an interesting comment on the world.
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MatthewM.Jul 10, 2008
I left this movie saying to my girlfriend, "that is the single best animated film I have ever seen." I loved how the beginning was void of dialogue, yet spoke more than most movies do in their full 120 minutes. I thought the portrayal of I left this movie saying to my girlfriend, "that is the single best animated film I have ever seen." I loved how the beginning was void of dialogue, yet spoke more than most movies do in their full 120 minutes. I thought the portrayal of emotions was downright brilliant. Also, I enjoyed this movie because I agreed with the underlying views that it presented. The only thing I would even remotely say that's negative about this film is that they used an actual human being in one part, which felt awkward to me when all of the other humans were animated. On the other hand I felt it helped to separate the two different time periods of humanity by showing representing them differently cinematically.… Expand
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AndrewR.Jul 12, 2008
I gave this movie a six, not because I didn't like it, but because I don't believe it is as phenomenal as all the hype. It was very well made, but by no means the best pixar movie of all (which is what the metascore suggests). I I gave this movie a six, not because I didn't like it, but because I don't believe it is as phenomenal as all the hype. It was very well made, but by no means the best pixar movie of all (which is what the metascore suggests). I may just be skeptic because I rate pixars movies on how much they can make me laugh throughout. It is by no means a bad movie, but it may be a little too serious and complicated for children under 10.… Expand
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AngelaF.Jul 12, 2008
Simply stunning. Brilliantly done from beginning to end. I have to go see it again.
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JessE.Jul 1, 2008
I thought it was rather boring but cute. The visuals and the graphics were excellent but the movie is designed and geared for adults more so than kids. I think it is highly overrated because of its GREEN theme so I will leave it there. I I thought it was rather boring but cute. The visuals and the graphics were excellent but the movie is designed and geared for adults more so than kids. I think it is highly overrated because of its GREEN theme so I will leave it there. I suppose for one ticket of 10 bucks it is ok but if your are taking the kids and the price is over 30 bucks then I would seriously think about it.… Expand
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JustinP.Jul 1, 2008
There is so much idiocy in Conrad B's comment that I don't even know where to start. I myself am roughly 300 pounds and I find no problem with its message. In fact, I found it to be very true. I don't think it's "okay" to There is so much idiocy in Conrad B's comment that I don't even know where to start. I myself am roughly 300 pounds and I find no problem with its message. In fact, I found it to be very true. I don't think it's "okay" to be fat. I don't think we should trick ourselves into thinking that we shouldn't take care of ourselves. Overeating is an addiction, like alcohol and drug addiction. Should we "accept" alcoholics or coke addicts? No, of course not. Wall-E was right on in its critique of our society. Consumer culture is polluting the environment, convenience is making us fatter and lazier. It wasn't a slap in the face; it was a wake-up call. The rest of the movie was perfect, by the way. The love story was classic.… Expand
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Mr.J.Jul 13, 2008
I rarely see a film that everyone gives a 10 for.. there are a few 0's and 5's etc.. which is normal. Those people are the ones that see a movie getting a 10 and then decide to be the one against the flow.. happens all the time. I rarely see a film that everyone gives a 10 for.. there are a few 0's and 5's etc.. which is normal. Those people are the ones that see a movie getting a 10 and then decide to be the one against the flow.. happens all the time. The majority of votes are 10 so this movie overall is a winner. Those that didn't like it are entitled to their opinions.. but that's all they are , just opinions and I disagree with them. This film has a very strong message. Even if kids do not get all of it... the messages they do get are important. No other animation film comes close to this.. don't try to compare. Only Toy Story and Finding Nemo are in the same league.… Expand
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PeterK.Jul 13, 2008
A bittersweet tale of global pollution, overweight and out-of-shape "big baby" consumers, and a spunky robot with a heart of "green."
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RobertS.Jul 13, 2008
great story and animation. thankfully no dull trite outing based on celeb voicing and poopy humor like most animation. I found it more for adult tastes than little kids.
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CorranH.Jul 13, 2008
I guess Larry saw a completely different movie than I did, because I truly love it and consider it to be Pixar's best so far. The animation was top-notch, the story and characters compelling, the score and credit song absolutely I guess Larry saw a completely different movie than I did, because I truly love it and consider it to be Pixar's best so far. The animation was top-notch, the story and characters compelling, the score and credit song absolutely beautiful. I loved it so much, I saw it 3 more times. The various audiences (kids, college students, adults) all enjoyed it too. Whoever said that animation is only for children never saw Wall-E (or any other Pixar film for that matter). Best film of the past 4 years so far. My only complaints: no teaser for Up (Pixar's next film) and an excrutiatingly horrid trailer for a new Disney atrocity called Beverly Hills Chihuahua. Whoever made/voiced/greenlit that should be sent to Guantonamo.… Expand
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KurtCJul 15, 2008
I'm ashamed of myself for dissing Pixar like this, and I really tried to convince myself after the movie that it wasn't that bad...but I finally admit it...I am really disappointed. Ever since Toy Story I have been a huge Pixar fan I'm ashamed of myself for dissing Pixar like this, and I really tried to convince myself after the movie that it wasn't that bad...but I finally admit it...I am really disappointed. Ever since Toy Story I have been a huge Pixar fan and have yet to be let down by them until now with WALL-E. I will get the good points out of the way now because they're obvious: superb animation, shots, and direction, and I really appreciated the lack of dialog and the focus on non-verbal communication throughout most of this movie; it all helped tell the story of the Earth being left behind by humanity for clean-up by robots. However, what really sinks WALL-E is the introduction of the human characters and the confusingly poor choice by the director to combine live actors with clearly cartoon animated "actors". This really did not work. Not mention having Fred Willard as one of the main human characters; his funky humor worked well in Best In Show, but it was totally out-of-place here. As well, the development of the animated characters was sub-par and too cartoonish; they came off as unfinished to me. The other disappointing and at times annoying part of WALL-E is the overtly political and environmental tone it attempts to take on yet fails miserably. WALL-E tries to make a case for being less greedy and materialistic, and more green and caring for the Earth (how trendy). While I agree whole-heartedly with this sentiment, I felt the argument presented by WALL-E was like that of a rebellious teenager who doesn't quite know what they're fighting against but uses their emotional angst to push their point over on the world around them with little impact other than to make themselves appear naive and in vain. WALL-E came off as pushy and childish in this respect, not to mention unbelievable in its "vision" of the future should humanity continue on its mass-consumeristic course. In closing, maybe I was expecting too much from Pixar with WALL-E. I mean, the majority of reviews (critics and readers alike) as evidenced by Metacritic, are overwhelmingly great. Not to mention Pixars track record thus far. I can't help but feel perplexed at how well this movie has been received and just what it was that I missed.… Expand
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AnnaF.Jul 16, 2008
This film is brilliant. Wall-e is kind of a cross between E.T and the robot shown in Short Circuit. This film is one of the funniest films i have seen in a wile and appeals to all age ranges. You cant help yourself falling in love with this This film is brilliant. Wall-e is kind of a cross between E.T and the robot shown in Short Circuit. This film is one of the funniest films i have seen in a wile and appeals to all age ranges. You cant help yourself falling in love with this extremely cute new Disney character. See the film its brilliant!… Expand
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ChadSJul 17, 2008
"I think its ridiculous that this garbage outscores the dark knight. Totally vapid, emotionally turgid and the latest installment in Pixars never-ending "quick-buck" series, it spends more time looking at itself in the mirror than actually "I think its ridiculous that this garbage outscores the dark knight. Totally vapid, emotionally turgid and the latest installment in Pixars never-ending "quick-buck" series, it spends more time looking at itself in the mirror than actually doing anything meaningful. These films forced the end of 2 dimensional cartoons, and I've yet to see anything to justify its demise." D.C., you are a complete and utter moron. Honestly now, how many times did you have to use the thesaurus to write that ridiculous review? Can you even define vapid without looking it up in the dictionary? The Dark Knight isn't even out yet, so why in god's name are you comparing Wall-E's scores with the Dark Knight's? How is Pixar spewing out "quick-bucks" when all 9 or so of their films have come out in a 14 year span? On top of that, every film they come out with has been critically acclaimed. Not to mention everyone else in the world seems to like them, and that's why they are so financially successful. You neglect to point out a single valid reason for why you disliked the movie. All you state is that Wall-E somehow "spends more time looking at itself in the mirror than actually doing anything meaningful." please tell me how Wall-E spends time looking at itself in the mirror and why it is supposed to be meaningful? Last time i checked movies were a form of entertainment and in being so they are there merely to entertain you, and if Wall-E didn't entertain you then you are a stubborn, ignorant, heartless obese person who came into the theater in a pessimistic cynical mood, and is refusing to accept the fact that Pixar consistently makes high quality movies. You say that these 3D films forced the end of 2D, but why would we want to still be watching movies in 2D? That's like playing an atari today when you could be playing on a wii or 360. The truth is D.C., Wall-E was a hilarious, cute, heart warming movie that had everyone else in the audience leaving the movie theater happy, so ask yourself why you are so different from the rest of us. Oh and while you are reflecting on why you are a miserable person who wakes up everyday and decides to hate the world for no reason just remember that Wall-E is a movie geared for children and their parents and the Dark Knight which you compared it to is entirely the opposite. Now that i think about it, the Dark Knight probably only appeals to you because it in itself is a dark and cynical movie just as you are. Hmmm yeah case closed. Go see Wall-E because it's easily the best movie of the summer.… Expand
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KenE.Jul 2, 2008
This movie, as expected, looks amazing. The first 40 or so minutes of the film are its strongest, and are really what allows us to grow so fond of Wall-E (they also show the talent of Pixar--essentially making 40 minutes of desert-digging This movie, as expected, looks amazing. The first 40 or so minutes of the film are its strongest, and are really what allows us to grow so fond of Wall-E (they also show the talent of Pixar--essentially making 40 minutes of desert-digging and robotic clicks more interesting than most films i've seen--kind of like how 2001 kept your attention despite being almost intentionally boring ). After that point, the movie is good, but never quite reaches its full potential, what we would have LIKED to have seen happen. This isn't to say that the film is ever bad, but that perhaps things could have come about in a slightly more realistic manner, or that it could have achieved the same message in a slightly more subtle way). Point is: go see it. It may have a few flaws, but it still ranks as Pixar's most ambitious project to date, and may be one of its best.… Expand
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DallasM.Jul 21, 2008
The best pixar movie I've ever seen, and I saw them all.
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UrbaneN.Jul 21, 2008
Based on the reviews, I went to this movie anticipating being blown away. Unfortunately, it was little more than tepid. While the animation is breathtaking at times, the weak story was was further undermined by the heavy-handed Based on the reviews, I went to this movie anticipating being blown away. Unfortunately, it was little more than tepid. While the animation is breathtaking at times, the weak story was was further undermined by the heavy-handed "sustainability" rhetoric. Watch the first half hour on a continuous loop and look away once the humans come on the scene.… Expand
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GeorgeH.Jul 2, 2008
How funny is it that the only people giving this classic negative ratings are fat? Go diet so you can enjoy this sensational film.
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MiguelH.Jul 21, 2008
An exciting visual march of effects and fellings wr can apreciate in conscience that only are machines, what amazing creations for th new century made PIXAR.
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SteveBJul 2, 2008
My family has loved all of the Pixar films...but WALL-E is brilliant in both its storytelling and emotional impact. Hilarious, poignant, and beautiful. I hope it wins best picture.
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JoeyK.Jul 2, 2008
People, this movie was not a social commentary. The premise was environmentalist, but the message was not. It was also partly a cautionary tale about rampant consumerism, but that wasn't the point of the movie, and it was NOT People, this movie was not a social commentary. The premise was environmentalist, but the message was not. It was also partly a cautionary tale about rampant consumerism, but that wasn't the point of the movie, and it was NOT anti-corporate. I have no idea how so many people missed this, but the corporation in the movie was not portrayed as evil. Consumerism made us fat and lazy, but the corporation wasn't good or bad. In fact, there was no evil in the movie. There wasn't a single malevolent thing in the movie. This movie was overwhelmingly optimistic. The movie is touching, funny, exciting, romantic, beautiful, hopeful, and all around fantastic. I'd rather not go into details, so that I don't spoil the experience for anyone, but I have to defend it against these absurd accusations of being bloated with social commentary. Whether you liked it or didn't like it, if you thought this movie was about the environment or the state of humanity, you missed the point completely.… Expand
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CatherineP.Jul 20, 2008
Beautiful and uplifting - a rarity it seems these days in cinema.
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MikeMJul 22, 2008
I rarely hand out a 10, but this movie definitely deserves it. May be the best animated movie ever. The first half of the movie is jaw droppingly animated, I was excited to see this from the first trailer. Awesome film, best movie - animated I rarely hand out a 10, but this movie definitely deserves it. May be the best animated movie ever. The first half of the movie is jaw droppingly animated, I was excited to see this from the first trailer. Awesome film, best movie - animated or live action - I've seen for a long time. It's the kind of mivie Idiocracy should have been, the creators just weren't sophisticated enough to figure it out. Anyone who didn't like it probably accidentally ended up at Space Chimps and didn't realize the difference.… Expand
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BrianL.Jul 22, 2008
I thought this movie was amazing. The first 40 minutes are poetry. A masterpiece at first which falls back into simply just amazing.
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JeremyW.Jul 2, 2008
The fact that people are debating the politics of this film is enough to give it a 6.... it gets a nine because it's good, and it would have gotten a ten if the theater wasn't so loud for my 3.5 and 2.5 year old. I apologize for The fact that people are debating the politics of this film is enough to give it a 6.... it gets a nine because it's good, and it would have gotten a ten if the theater wasn't so loud for my 3.5 and 2.5 year old. I apologize for the bad grammar, but I'm wiped out, but otherwise happy!… Expand
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DonaldM.Jul 23, 2008
A beautiful story, irrespective of the classic plot and the fantastic visuals.
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RobO.Jul 25, 2008
The polar opposite scores from the users here highlights just why this movie is so great... it takes a huge chance in breaking with the conventional movies, and delivers a thing of visual and emotional beauty. The message in the movie is The polar opposite scores from the users here highlights just why this movie is so great... it takes a huge chance in breaking with the conventional movies, and delivers a thing of visual and emotional beauty. The message in the movie is clear and poignant, and yet it doesn't detract from the fun of it all. Great movie, will go down with Toy Story and Ratatouille as one of the significant achievements in film and animation.… Expand
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ShaunH.Jul 25, 2008
Seems like something that should be an animated series all bunched together. I think the scores in the press are weighted as a family film. Unlike Finding Nemo or Toy Story though, I don't think it's a film that can be enjoyed as Seems like something that should be an animated series all bunched together. I think the scores in the press are weighted as a family film. Unlike Finding Nemo or Toy Story though, I don't think it's a film that can be enjoyed as an adult, but It's not without it's moments though. Doesn't seem up to Pixars usually high standards.… Expand
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christopherjJul 27, 2008
If you were to look up "charming" in a thesaurus, you might see trash-compacting robot listed. At least, we will after seeing this movie. The movie beats you over the head with the fantasy that following the feelings that result from If you were to look up "charming" in a thesaurus, you might see trash-compacting robot listed. At least, we will after seeing this movie. The movie beats you over the head with the fantasy that following the feelings that result from infatuation will eventually lead to happiness. It also tickles you aggressively with situations involving a bunch of obese, devolved humans. But you don't notice the bruises on your body after taking the beating because the film is so darn charming. Everyone wants to laugh at fat humans, and they also want to believe that they can be permanently happy with others that really tickle their fancy. So, if you want a dark, gritty film... this isn't it. But if you're looking for a pain-killer, this is good stuff. Now I feel like a drug addict for liking the movie.… Expand
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GeoffreyA.Jul 28, 2008
Altogether I believe it is by the far the best in Pixar's oeuvre, which given Pixar's almost perfect record of films, is quite an accomplishment. But more specifically, the first 30 minutes may be the best sequence I've ever Altogether I believe it is by the far the best in Pixar's oeuvre, which given Pixar's almost perfect record of films, is quite an accomplishment. But more specifically, the first 30 minutes may be the best sequence I've ever witnessed, combining the most careful attention to the details of things, both worldy and other-worldly, with a grand Kubrickian sense of satire, to create an emotional experience like I've never felt before: a sublime mix of horror, humor, and love. Absolutely marvelous.… Expand
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LorenH.Jul 30, 2008
An incredibly memorable movie with real heart -- WALL
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FelixGJul 3, 2008
This movie is a masterpiece. It clearly separates itself from the regular and over-used 3d-animation-kinda-fun-with quick-jokes-for-parents- movie once it thrives towards art. There are some ranting about the "fat people" plot, but that is This movie is a masterpiece. It clearly separates itself from the regular and over-used 3d-animation-kinda-fun-with quick-jokes-for-parents- movie once it thrives towards art. There are some ranting about the "fat people" plot, but that is simply a fearsome critic to many of today's society aspects - yes, including the growth of obesity - and therefore bound to cause disconfort in some. Which does not mean that is supposed to not be said or that it is unhealthy to society. Quite the oppposite, actually.… Expand
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ChristyM.Jul 31, 2008
Unlike some other people who are being payed by Pixar's rivals to give this film unnessecary 1/10 ratings, I actually thought it was a good movie. The graphics were the best i've ever seen on a CGI film, and the story was Unlike some other people who are being payed by Pixar's rivals to give this film unnessecary 1/10 ratings, I actually thought it was a good movie. The graphics were the best i've ever seen on a CGI film, and the story was heart-warming and a delight to watch. However, towards the end the film became more stereotypical in a sense, Hero saves the day blah blah blah, but it was carried out in such manner that softened the blow, well one, by not using any magical fairytale lands, and two, rasing awareness of environmental issues although I won't spoil it for you. To be fair, the movie is aimed at children, so as long as it pleases them, nothing else matters, right? Anyway, a worthwhile watch with an odd Twist.… Expand
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LaraGJul 3, 2008
Renaissance genius of the 21st Century, it's a masterpiece.
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MissyBlankenshipJul 4, 2008
The beauty of this film is that you can enjoy it on many levels: a pure and simple love story or a story of mankind's attempt at self-destruction. Either way, I loved. Our kids loved it so much, this was the second time they saw it. I The beauty of this film is that you can enjoy it on many levels: a pure and simple love story or a story of mankind's attempt at self-destruction. Either way, I loved. Our kids loved it so much, this was the second time they saw it. I feel obligated to comment on the person who blasted Pixar for a story that dares to "equate garbage, eating, fat, and lazy? Is it necessary to gleefully portray a ship full of obese people plop around, unable to walk or reach or anything". Ok, here goes: (1) eating and lazy = fat, (2) we have shown ourselves to be a gluttenous, wasteful society = garbage and fat, (3) extended space travel has been shown to create bone loss which could potentially result in the inability to walk. I loved WALL-E (and EVE) from the simple story to the underlying warnings it includes. Let's get real: Fat is not beautiful, fat is unhealthy, for the individual and for the world.… Expand
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JonathanFJul 4, 2008
One of the most adorable films I've ever seen, and easily the best animated movie I have seen in a long time. The movie is funny, beautiful and compulsively likeable.
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TwylaB.Jul 4, 2008
Awesome movie. The graphics rendering was awesome. The storyline was classic, yet original in it's own way, as I've only seen PIXAR accomplish. The love-story was sweet. The interaction of the robots was unique, and as a Awesome movie. The graphics rendering was awesome. The storyline was classic, yet original in it's own way, as I've only seen PIXAR accomplish. The love-story was sweet. The interaction of the robots was unique, and as a computer-geek I found it very fun to watch (I do believe computer gain personalities of their own...Many are created to "learn" and how else to individual personalities develop?). The depiction of our future was very realistic, in that we are becoming a lazy society. We let things we could do ourselve be done by others, or even by machines, even in this day. Who's to say that, some couple hundred years in the future we have forgotten much of our vocabulary (as the words are "obsolete"), and use "hover-chairs" instead of walking. A fun, emotion-filled movie that can be enjoyed by all ages, I believe.… Expand
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Peterman81Jul 5, 2008
Really good movie. Appeals to young and old. Has a serious message but also is very funny and entertaining. Everything is great about this movie.
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JimmyH.Jul 5, 2008
The "Earth" segment is pure and simple genius, if it was stretched over the entirety of the movie instead of only the first 30 or so minutes, this might have been a 10
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JWJul 5, 2008
My 3 year old holds still for nothing. Even with as little dialog there is in this flic she was still frozen in carbonite. Pixar is proving to be a cut above at telling unique and creative story.
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PaulF.Jul 6, 2008
I was pleasantly surprised to find WALL-E not only entertaining but also sporting an environmentally friendly message which exposed the problems of a society built on mass consumerism. The movie was consistently funny though not often laugh I was pleasantly surprised to find WALL-E not only entertaining but also sporting an environmentally friendly message which exposed the problems of a society built on mass consumerism. The movie was consistently funny though not often laugh out loud. It was more of a consistent grin that left you feeling a little more hope for the world if only that there is such a movie that can potentially spark one to think about how they are living and what consequences it may be having on the world. There was also a love story interwoven though strangely not of that of between humans. This sub plot I found entertaining and even somewhat touching. It also is what drove the story to it conclusions. Not to be corny but it was the power of love that saved humanity and the world not that of simple cold logic. In any case I highly recommend any adult or child to see this movie. It is good clean fun with a very apt message for the times.… Expand
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bnJul 7, 2008
Although I agree with the message and appreciate the animation, this movie is horrible. I could maybe suggest renting it as you could start it over where you fall asleep. Boring.
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AndrewGJul 7, 2008
The funniest Pixar movie, and possibly the most beautiful. The second half of the movie was not as good as the spectacular first half, but all in all I loved it.
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ChelseaD.Jul 8, 2008
What a terribly overrated mess Wall-E is. Despite Stanton's best efforts to make his characters likable, I found myself as annoyed with Wall-E as I did with Stanton's completely over-the-top portrayal of future society, and was What a terribly overrated mess Wall-E is. Despite Stanton's best efforts to make his characters likable, I found myself as annoyed with Wall-E as I did with Stanton's completely over-the-top portrayal of future society, and was thus bored entirely by the film's love story. Where I failed to make any sort of emotional connection with any of the robots in the film, I hoped to at least be entertained by the film's message. Unfortunately, Stanton's vision of the future is about as subtle as Hello Dolly! is colorful. Preachy and didactic, Wall-E is too simplistic for adults, yet too sophisticated for children. While watching, I couldn't help but compare it to the equally terrible Idiocracy, but with robots. If you're looking for an excellent children's film, go watch just about any other Pixar film, and if you're interested in the film's pro-environmentalist, anti-consumerist message, rent The End of Suburbia or The 11th Hour instead.… Expand
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RCRJul 8, 2008
Oddly touching and imaginative, this is a fantastic sci-fi film. A couple of winks to "2001" paired with social commentary ain't bad neither.
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ColinG.Jul 8, 2008
One of the best movies I have ever seen, definitely worth seeing.
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LouisH.Jul 9, 2008
I just returned from watching this movie, and it was OKAY. I expected better, but I don't know how though. SPOILER(I liked the thing between Eve and WallE, and the jacked-up massage robot, but other things in the movie, like the I just returned from watching this movie, and it was OKAY. I expected better, but I don't know how though. SPOILER(I liked the thing between Eve and WallE, and the jacked-up massage robot, but other things in the movie, like the fatso's and the somewhat boring plot, didn't overly surprise me).… Expand
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GabeL.Aug 1, 2008
A great movie for adults and kids. Pixar continues to create fun movies that are smart and have a good story.
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JackLAug 17, 2008
One of the best films to grace the big screen! There's more character development and heart in this film than most live action films in recent years. It was heartwarming, funny, and smart, traits that seem to be missing in most movies One of the best films to grace the big screen! There's more character development and heart in this film than most live action films in recent years. It was heartwarming, funny, and smart, traits that seem to be missing in most movies nowadays. I left the theater along with my children (3,5, & 9yrs old) with that sense that a movie just touched you in more ways than one. The film is engaging contrary to what the minority of those who saw the movie claims. The characters exhibit humanly emotions that anybody with a heart and open mind will find it extremely difficult not to engage and feel for the characters.… Expand
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JorgeP.Aug 18, 2008
It was a great movie; funny, emotional, and with a nice message. I find it unbelievable that people actually call the movie "propaganda" for promoting taking care of the planet and your body. Must be conservatives who think it's our It was a great movie; funny, emotional, and with a nice message. I find it unbelievable that people actually call the movie "propaganda" for promoting taking care of the planet and your body. Must be conservatives who think it's our right as master species to do whatever we want to the planet as long as the cash keeps flowing in.… Expand
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JanikousAug 21, 2008
Beautiful CGI, and genuinely lovable main character make this my favorite entire-CG movie, ever.
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RosalieM.Aug 22, 2008
I think that all those who gave 0's and 1's didn't really understand what this movie really was... First, I don't think it was intended for kids. When I was in the movie theater, I quickly noticed that they weren't I think that all those who gave 0's and 1's didn't really understand what this movie really was... First, I don't think it was intended for kids. When I was in the movie theater, I quickly noticed that they weren't enjoying the movie as much as the adults. Normal, though. Which kids are informed about global warming and CO2, and which of them are concentrated enough to see the poesy in an almost silent movie, tell me? So, my advise would be: «Do not take your children to see this movie, but go see it with your boyfriend/girlfriend. And let the images do all the work.»… Expand
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EdwardT.Aug 20, 2008
A joy to behold! This film stands way above the likes of Shrek (1,2, &3) and even some of Pixars own exemplary work. What puts this film on top is its' non-reliance on incessant pop culture/potty humor, as well as it's boldness to A joy to behold! This film stands way above the likes of Shrek (1,2, &3) and even some of Pixars own exemplary work. What puts this film on top is its' non-reliance on incessant pop culture/potty humor, as well as it's boldness to be a tale that is far far deeper and complex than most animated fare (and even live action fare) in recent memory. The Blu-Ray disc can't come soon enough. I'm gonna catch this one again before it leaves my local megaplex… Expand
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PatrickS.Aug 26, 2008
It's been a long time since I left the theater with a permanent smile on my face. There is indeed a strong political and environmental message in this movie... yes it gives a frightening vision of not so impossible future of our It's been a long time since I left the theater with a permanent smile on my face. There is indeed a strong political and environmental message in this movie... yes it gives a frightening vision of not so impossible future of our civilization... and critics and viewers are discussing it for hours ! Why ? Why can't we just watch a movie in simplicity especially when a movie makes you forget about your day and put dreams and stars in your eyes ! Sometimes "silence is gold". I wish I could meet the writers and designers of this movie, shake their hand, and have a cup of coffee with them.… Expand
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krAug 3, 2008
Best movie of the year so far, including The Dark Knight, which I also loved. And you don't have to be just a kid to enjoy it. Just because a movie is animated doesn't mean it's made only for children. And it's so Best movie of the year so far, including The Dark Knight, which I also loved. And you don't have to be just a kid to enjoy it. Just because a movie is animated doesn't mean it's made only for children. And it's so refreshing to see a movie that tells a story visually instead of verbally. THAT'S why movies are made. If you want great dialogue, pick up a book. Or better yet, shut off your computer or your boob tube and talk to a REAL person. That's one of the issues this movie brings up with such wit and style it's easy to miss. We live in such a virtural world now it's easy to forget what joy and happiness real human can bring to us. Funny it takes a robot to point this out.… Expand
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KassidyA.Aug 3, 2008
Just close the computer and see it for yourself.
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JosephT.Aug 6, 2008
People who like this movie get it. People who hate this movie...well, they probably connected with the humans onboard that ship and hate it so. This movie worked harder than The Dark Knight even if it is the best comic movie ever made. So, People who like this movie get it. People who hate this movie...well, they probably connected with the humans onboard that ship and hate it so. This movie worked harder than The Dark Knight even if it is the best comic movie ever made. So, the number of good reviews are correct.… Expand
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StanR.Aug 6, 2008
I kept waiting for the dialogue to be witty, or the sight gags to have a funny twist - and neither happened. This is certainly not in the league of previous Pixar films. The Walle character was charismatic, and you could like him, but the I kept waiting for the dialogue to be witty, or the sight gags to have a funny twist - and neither happened. This is certainly not in the league of previous Pixar films. The Walle character was charismatic, and you could like him, but the Eve character was uninspiring and dull in design (terrible). I was in a full theater and heard a few chuckles, but no out-loud laughs. Seems like they put the "B Team" on this film. Some stunning visual affects, but the cleverness is missing.… Expand
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ClauRSep 11, 2008
My daughter loved it. I loved it. My girlfriend loved it and it does leave a warm feeling throughout the day.
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MariaV.Sep 19, 2008
This is one of the most amazing 3D animated movies ever created. it should win the Oscars for best movie of the year award.
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NickFSep 24, 2008
Awesome movie. The graphics are fantastic. The love story between robots is a good idea.
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PeterH.Sep 5, 2008
Best animated film of the year? Definatly. Best film of the year? Probably. I went to the cinema not knowing anything about this film, it seemed to me that WALL-E was not advertised as heavily as some of Pixar's previous films such as Best animated film of the year? Definatly. Best film of the year? Probably. I went to the cinema not knowing anything about this film, it seemed to me that WALL-E was not advertised as heavily as some of Pixar's previous films such as Ratatouille, which I thoroughly enjoyed. But I must say, I personally think this is Pixar's best. WALL-E was engaging and entertaining from start to finish. Comedy is mostly subtle and well-thought out, which I think is an huge improvement on Finding Nemo. WALL-E might not be as children friendly as some of Pixar's previous, but I actually prefer it that way and I think a much broader audience can enjoy the film. WALL-E is easily one of my favourite animated films of all time. If you haven't seen it yet, don't be put off by supposedly "kiddy" visuals or storyline: WALL-E is a masterpiece for everyone to enjoy. Go see it now! 10/10… Expand
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DavidVJan 14, 2009
This is by far the best movie of 2008. The movie appeals to all audiences. It has a clear message that kids can understand, but it also has an infinity of more subtle messages that adults can love.
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