WALL·E
Animation • G • 2008 • 1 hr 38 min
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Ben Burtt, Elissa Knight, Jeff Garlin, Fred Willard, John Ratzenberger
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I was super late to watching this, but my goodness, I adore this movie. The story is a bit bittersweet, but absolutely worth watching.
i have no clue.i watched it bc when i told ppl im 17 n havent watched they were shocked.anyway i did anything but pay attention so dk 3/4
Canonically wall-e is a Streisand fan and I LOVE that for him.
I was expecting a silly kids movie, but its so much more. The cool post apocalyptic world, the fascinating story, the emotion. Just perfect.
A beautiful simple film until the humans are brought into the story. Come on you had something good focusing on just two robots.
Kind of a scary way to think about the end of the world. A meaningful message about the importance of taking care of the earth
This movie is funny, smart, cute, deep, inspiring, and is an excellent work of art. I highly recomend it.
I'm 24 and this was the first time I've seen this. I'm in love. I think this might be a favorite. It's so heartwarming and the message... ah
Hated it as a kid. But it actually has depth damn. Love it now.
A big risk by Pixar that pays off. The almost dialogue free first chunk is particularly great.
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