Wall-E

[Impact]

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[Impact]

Another winner by Pixar, who has yet to disapoint me.A+

[Heretic]

Incredible film, and so damn emotional. One of Pixar's finest. A+

[AniNate]

I'm very tempted to say this is my favorite film of all time, as nothing else has inspired the interest in film and animation I have now as much as Wall-E has. It's filled with lovable characters, amazing visuals, and a really emotional storyline.

A+

Edited July 9, 2015 by tribefan695

[peludo]

A+. A masterpiece. I'm still expecting a Pixar movie wins the Best Picture Oscar

[Letsuseournoggin]

A+. A masterpiece. I'm still expecting a Pixar movie wins the Best Picture Oscar

If there was ever a movie to win BP, this should have been it. WALL E was exceptional. I fear that Pixar will never be able to revisit the magic they created with WALL E, although Up and Toy Story 3 were incredible as well.

[TheTramp]

I don't know where I would rank this exactly on my list of favorite Pixar films, but I'm certain it's definitely in my top 4. This has everything you could want in a Pixar film, original plotline, engaging characters, breathtaking visuals, and robots in love.

[AniNate]

http://floobynooby.blogspot.com/2011/11/cinematography-of-wall-e.htmlJust looking at screencaps from this movie is enough to inspire awe, knowing this is all animated

[Fanboy]

I'm starting to think this is my new favourite Pixar movie. It used to be my least favourite. The animation and the characters and just everything is masterful.

A+

[mdot1982]

Nice try Johnny Five. Wall-E , Toy Story , UP are all fails. IMO.

[CoolioD1]

Perfection.

[fmpro]

I know i should like this. And it was okey.. But i just was bored most of the movie.. did´ent catch me at all

[Noctis]

A huge achievement in filmmaking. It's incredibly intelligent, visually stunning, and emotionally powerful. I think the first half of the film is superior, and that is a testement to Wall-E's captivating story that even though there were barely any words spoken, it still managed to say everything it needed to with grace and poignancy. Is it even possible for someone not to feel moved when Eve desperately tried to revive Wall-E?

A+

Edited January 8, 2012 by Noctis

[Gopher]

An all-time classic. I've cared about few cinematic relationships more than I cared about WALL-E and EVE.

[druv10]

A++. Absolute classic and my second favorite Pixar behind TS3.

[Plain Old Tele]

A huge achievement in filmmaking. It's incredibly intelligent, visually stunning, and emotionally powerful. I think the first half of the film is superior, and that is a testement to Wall-E's captivating story that even though there were barely any words were spoken, it still managed to say everything it needed to with grace and poignancy. Is it even possible for someone not to feel moved when Eve desperately tried to revive Wall-E?

A+

Dammit, Noctis, stop agreeing with me!

My first viewing of WALL-E was on a teeny production monitor, crappy low-quality resolution, unfinished animation in places, and temp music in spots. It still moved me to tears.

The first half is absolutely amazing and I'd put it up there with the very best science-fiction films ever. It's just a masterpiece of concise, visually-driven storytelling. The second half is a bit more pedestrian and conventional, but still wildly entertaining. And then, of course, the ending is an emotional knock-out, just perfectly executed.

[Travod]

Not the best Pixar movie. Probably the worst.

[DAR]

I love this film. I mean really a movie about a robot made me cry.

[DAR]

The scene where Wall-E takes EVE to his trailer is one of the best scenes ever.

[Gopher]

There's a lot of people who place WALL-E and Ratatouille at the bottom of their Pixar lists. That makes me sad. They're two of the most emotionally resonant and creatively inspired movies I've seen.