WALL-E

G | 1hr 37min | Animation
Produced by Jim Morris
Written by Andrew Stanton, Jim Capobianco
Directed by Andrew Stanton
Starring: Fred Willard, Jeff Garlin, Sigourney Weaver, John Ratzenberger, Kathy Najimy
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This was a truly cool flick. I didn't focus on what other reviewers saw a depressive and bleak (maybe that's just their hindsight kicking in after having had time to reflect on the film) but instead simply enjoy the curious, cute, playful and very lovesick ways of Wall-E. First and foremost, this is a story about finding love. Althought kids in the theaters were laughing and having fun, the lack of consistent dialogue or silly gags had them bored here and there, and becoming restless. For me, as an adult, I enjoyed it from start to finish and didn't see anything boring about it at all. Top-notch animation with a huge heart. I admit I was teary-eyed many times during this film (and not because of the Earth's conditon) due to the romance. And to think I almost didn't see this because I felt the running time was too short, so it wasn't worth the money. Saw it and El Capitan, and what a magnificent experience. The pre-show with dancers, and Disney characters running around and the special effects, etc, must have lasted at least 15 minutes. Go see it VERY soon at El Capitan, if you can, because I think the last showing is next Saturday.

We do not usually like alot of dialogue in a movie so this one was perfect. A simple but engrossing story. Unique. Endearing. And worth seeing.

Andrew Stanton creates a horrific vision of a wrecked future Earth, and his animators built a world that is beautiful only in its ugliness: covered with the waste humans consume -- everything from fast-food wrappers to old cars and abandoned shopping malls; a weak sun just barely breaks through an endless cloud; you can practically taste a metallic smell in the air. It%u2019s a classic science fiction dystopia, rendered so realistically that it%u2019s almost impossible to believe all of this is computer animation... and yet the heartbreak of it -- it made me cry, it%u2019s such a poignant representation of human senselessness -- is constantly warring with Wall-E%u2019s joy, for he doesn%u2019t realize that he%u2019s in a dystopia. He%u2019s alone, but he%u2019s not unhappy.

I thought it was a really sweet movie. It also gave a good message to the children. I would definatley buy it for my nieces when it comes out on dvd

Very, very slow in the beginning w/ cheesy music and a lot of wandering around. It picks up once you go into the ship and see people. Very realistic w/ fat slobs everywhere being catered to and the Earth is a dump. They were better off staying on the ship in my opinion. Cute movie though and a must see.

You'd think Pixar would at some point make a movie that doesn't live up to it's others, but that's still not the case with Wall-E. This movie was excellent. On top of having all the funny moments you'd expect from a Pixar film, it also has some mildly intellectual views. Go see this movie if you haven't, it definitely caters to a vast majority of tastes.

OK, my Grandson was over for the week and he chose this. Oh the things we do for our kids, I thought. But you know what I got into it and the time was not wasted. GO SEE IT if you have not. The time we spent "priceless" and not wasted I enjoyed it as much as he did.

Wall-E is a very cute movie worthy of the pixar name. Although if you look at it from the human perspective it is a very bleak vision of the future.

Pixar has done it again. this time their animated movie magic brings us a great story with a good message about the environment and friendship. Great movie to take the kids to. Very enjoyable. 3/5 stars.

cute movie. don't over think the message, it won't kill you. just try to see the humor in it. fun light and entertaining. relax and enjoy.