WALL·E
Animation • G • 2008 • 1 hr 38 min
Starring
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.
Hated it as a kid. But it actually has depth damn. Love it now.
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.
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
A beautiful simple film until the humans are brought into the story. Come on you had something good focusing on just two robots.
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
A big risk by Pixar that pays off. The almost dialogue free first chunk is particularly great.
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