WALL·E (2008)

“This is one of the greatest movies ever made. Breaking barriers, flying beyond live action or animation genres. Pixar picks these risky subjects to ma”

Great Movies My Friends Dislike (9 movies items)

"2 of my friends dislike this movie."

Listal's Favorite Animated Films Poll (352 movies items)

" 28 Voters: Coby, Ozzy the Film Freck, Villiana, johanlefourbe, Orpheus Anathema, Bml93, Petri, Joshua "LF", Only_Sony, Nakki, The Mighty Celestial, BradWesley123, Harmonica, Miss MillenniumForce, rewster, Noitpecni, jewgreen, Rossjm, nathan, LordDarkrai, Hattrick, Severin Severin, EmmSton, JCase, PolarCow, Saffron, TGWTG fan, JessicaJane"

“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

Greatest Film Tearjerking Moments Q - Z (51 movies items)

"In the final scene of Pixar's and Disney's animated science-fiction, odd-couple love story, a crushed and 'dead' WALL-E (short for Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-class) (voice of Ben Burtt), the last lone garbage-compacting robot on Earth, was rebuilt by EVE (short for Extra-terrestrial Vegetation Evaluator) (voice of Elissa Knight), a sleek, white-shelled probe droid-robot, who used WALL-E's own spare parts collection to reconstruct him, but he appeared to have lost his acquired sentience, "

BradWesley123's Movie Journal- May 2009 (30 movies items)

" First Viewing I could go on, and on, and on about how great this was. It's one of the many Pixar films that contends to be one of the best movies ever made. Forgetting Sarah Marshall"

My Top 20 Favorite Films (With Comments) (20 movies items)

" Number 4 (Wall-E): It certainly wouldn't be an outlandish statement to say that Wall-E is Pixar's most controversial film. Dealing with subjects like environmentalism and over-reliance on technology, Wall-E turned off many viewers on it's seemingly heavy-handed themes alone. Still, these messages are delivered with grace and limited preachiness, and that in itself is a victory. Wall-E is often considered Pixar's most innovative film, as well as it's most adult. Most children I know struggle"

A Complete review of John Lasseter's work (17 movies items)

"It was actually directed by Andrew Stanton. John Lasseter was executive producer on this feature. It is pure and simply my favorite Pixar feature. In my opinion, the whole thing was just mind-blowing. Where should I start? The animation was great, the story (which has been criticized as unoriginal and weak) was really entertaining and deep enough in my opinion and the main character was just awesome. I mean, in our modern age, it is a really bold move to have a non-talking robot as your main ch"