WALL·E (2008)

“WALL·E is amazing but thats to be expected its a pixar film everything from its visuals to its emotionally charged stroy is simply outstanging. I kno”

“WALL·E is amazing but thats to be expected its a pixar film everything from its visuals to its emotionally charged stroy is simply outstanging. I know many have this as their favorite Pixar film and i wouldn't argue that but for me i still put Toy Story and Finding Nemo ahead of this but thats me. The movie follows a little robot named WALL·E he is the only robot left on earth it has now become overrunned with garbage to a point where it was unlivable for humans the only things that live are cockroaches in which WALL·E makes one of them his pet. The first part has no little to no talking but we get to experience what has become of earth and see what WALL·E has done to make it better. Then we meet EVE an advanced robot sent to probe earth for vegetation indicating that earth might be li” read more

A detailed, animated classic

“Pixar have touched us with years of movies which are enjoyed by many, 'WALL-E' is one of my favorites

'WALL-E' is a detailed, animated classic! Wanna know why? The story is certainly very interesting; in the 29th century, humans have left a whole load of waste all over Earth which is cleaned up by a robot WALL-E, he falls in love with another robot called EVE, who also has a programmed task, and follows her into outer space on an adventure that edits the destiny of both his kind and humanity. Both robots exhibit an appearance of free will and emotions similar to humans, which develop further during the movie

Like all Pixar movies, the animation is just gorgeous, 'Toy Story', 'A Bug's Life', 'Monsters Inc', 'Finding Nemo', 'Cars' and 'Ratatouille' all had different chara” read more

“For those who may not yet 'know' mu ?views? (especially about THIS film)- I consider it to be the MOST EXCEPTIONAL animated tale EVER told. A prophetic "Romeo & Juliet" meets [the world's] "Gone with the Wind" - presented by the inexplicably talented team at Pixar with ingenious imagination. It truly "HAS - something for everyONE" AND, a message we all need to heed. - jts” read more

“Many will attempt to describe WALL-E with a one-liner. It's R2-D2 in love. 2001: A Space Odyssey starring The Little Tramp. An Inconvenient Truth meets Idiocracy on its way to Toy Story. But none of these do justice to a film that's both breathtakingly majestic and heartbreakingly intimate-and, for a good long while, absolutely bereft of dialogue save the squeals, beeps, and chirps of a sweet, lonely robot who, aside from his cockroach pet, is the closest thing to the last living being on earth.” read more

“This is one of the greatest movies ever made. Breaking barriers, flying beyond live action or animation genres. Pixar picks these risky subjects to make into a film. In the end, all that risk pays off as a fresh film. Who would watch a movie with two robots that don't even exist in the real world? We would, Pixar has made such an amazing film and that's why we would watch it and we should! Creating something out of nothing and making it work and click with audiences around the world. Uniting us in the process as we share our love and appreciation for this beautiful work of art. Deserves every bit of money spent at the theatre and would be great to own the DVD or Blu-ray. The ending will make you cry like a little girl even if you have the ability to control your tears, you will still be ch” read more

“An excellent accomplishment, Wall-E is undeniably Pixar's strongest release to date, as well as the most adult and probably the most tear-jerking, although Monsters, Inc. is deserving of holding the top spot. Come on, who didn't choke up on the ending. Anyway, Wall-E is enjoyable by both adults and children. Children will be fascinated by the visuals - which were top-notch, by the way - and by the robot's, Wall-E, mannerisms and all the funny bits. Adults, however, get to see beyond more than just laughs, more than just a robot whose vocabulary is limited to just 5-6 words. We, the adults, get to see the destruction of our world, and the people, in a frank, straight-forward, and shocking it may sound, truthful way. The people in the film have become obese, bloated and lazy. They have long ” read more

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"Andrew Stanton If two robots can fall in love, why can't I? "EVE-A! EVE-A!" An excellent accomplishment, Wall-E is undeniably Pixar's strongest release to date, as well as the most adult and probably the most tear-jerking, although Monsters, Inc. is deserving of holding the top spot. Come on, who didn't choke up on the ending. Anyway, Wall-E is enjoyable by both adults and children. Children will be fascinated by the visuals - which were top-notch, by the way - and by the robot's, Wall-E, man"

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"The Happy Ending: The humans decide it’s time to head back to Earth, relearn to use their limbs and start rebuilding the planet. The Depressing Implications: Wall-E’s out of a job, surely. Yeah, he’s got Eve now, but a man who doesn’t bring home the bacon and all that…"

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"WALL·E "It only takes a moment To be loved a whole life long""

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"One of my favorite film from Pixar and I still enjoy this movie. Everything was visually entertaining."

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"18.11. Blu-ray, re-watch DIRECTED BY Andrew Stanton A really sweet love story with striking visuals, great sound design and enchanting main characters. The first 40 minutes with almost no dialogue are magical. The film takes a bit of a slump after that as I'm not that interested in the human characters but it's solid all the way through. What's also noteworthy is how expressive the robot characters are! They (almost) don't need words or tones of voice. Remains one of Pixar's finest moments, ev"

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"day 14 - a movie that no one would expect you to love Yeah, animation isn't really my thing, unless its more adult-oriented and hollywood-free. Wall-E was pretty good though. "