WALL·E
Animation • PG • 2008 • 1 hr 38 min
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One of the very best Pixar movies. Watch this with you family and be prepared to have some fun.
Absolutely stunning film, great characters, great story, and spectacular visuals. This is Pixar at their best
An amazing animation movie, still relevant today. No need for dialogue to show a strong and touching relationship. Pixar at its best !
Such a moving, impactful, and beautiful story. Filled with heartwarming moments, and a surprise good score.
One of Pixar’s most spellbindingly human stories, centered around the experiences of a robot.
Very clever plot for an animation!I love it!
This movie is precious and has such a strong message for a "kids" movie.
There is barely any dialogue, yet this beautiful story touches all hearts. The graphics are stunning. A must watch!!
One of Pixar's finest motion pictures. Story, rendering, emotional angle - all polished to perfection. A must watch.
Nonverbal storytelling at its best, adorable robot love + social commentary on humanity. Hot take but this is Disney/Pixar’s best hands down
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