WALL·E (2008)
The year is 2805. WALL*E, a robot, spends every day doing what he was made for. But soon, he will discover what he was meant for. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Andrew Stanton
Written By: Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter, Jim Reardon
Starring: Sigourney Weaver, Fred Willard, John Ratzenberger, Kathy Najimy, Jeff Garlin, Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter, Ben Burtt, Paul Eiding, Jeff Pidgeon, Teddy Newton, Elissa Knight
Genres: Romance, Sci-fi, Family/Kids, Animation
AKA: WALL-E
Country: USA
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doctor7 | 95 98th |
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Pixar has not only done it again but with Wall-E they have made one of the best animated films ever. It's a beautiful and touching love story with the one of the sweetest protagonists ever conceived. It's incredible how much emotion Pixar manages to get out of WALL*E without (almost) any speech. The animation is top notch, the movie is packed with great humor and it's got some impressive social commentary. This movie is an absolute must see for for anyone, adults and kids alike.
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omgfridge | 10 97th |
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Pixar launches you into the ultimate journey. Cinematic beauty is shown throughout in unbelievable animation. WALL·E the lovable waste unit has one of the great romances in film with EVE. Succeeds in humor and exceeds within the opening 30 minutes of the complete opposite. Haunting yet spectacular imagery coincide with gut wrenching themes and yet with the flip of a coin, it becomes as pleasant as a rainbow. A masterpiece.
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Mentaculus | 97 97th |
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This is not a children's movie. WALL-E is both a love story and a science fiction fable, grounded by the Tramp-like qualities of its arresting protagonist. The film is a truly horrible glimpse into a perceivable future where the most human character is a robot, who has earned his humanity by sifting through our discarded crap. The title pan is a frightening illustration of loneliness, underscored by deep pathos. Though somewhat undermined by the human characters, it is still a transcendent film.
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frederic_g54 | 8 77th |
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The crew at Pixar amazed me once again, the first 30 minutes were magnificient, now it doesn't get saggy after that, but I felt the rest was too simple and well, everything was happening really fast, too bad the film didn't last longer. Still, the animation is flawless and Wall-e is adorable, bring everyone to the theater and enjoy...
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td888 | 90 95th |
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Fantastic movie, especially the first 40 minutes are briljant. Higly enjoyable.
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XakkMaster | 95 96th |
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For consideration as Pixar's most compelling masterpiece, Wall-E is a family film that transcends the genre. While pulling inspiration from 2001: A Space Odyssey, Brazil and other sci-fi standards that kids know nothing about, Wall-E manages to be amazingly original. Fred Willard is hilarious as a CEO from the past trying to help clean up a littered Earth. Brilliance is in the memorable and unique robot characters, who portray many human emotions better than some live actors could ever hope to.
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cowfrappe | 93 99th |
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A truly great love story...in an animated movie...between robots. It sounds ridiculous, but that's what Pixar has crafted. Most credit is due, though, to Andrew Stanton's excellent vision and direction, which are virtually unmatched in his field. A beautiful, heart-wrenching adventure.
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emtilt | 90 93rd |
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The first third of this film is stunningly perfect. The rest of it is merely great.
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Beer94 | 82 94th |
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Another very strong Pixar movie. Nice storyline, great visuals and wonderfully humourous. It's extraordinary how good a film can be with little dialogue.
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Luna6ix | 90 97th |
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Very well done cinematography for an animated movie, the lack of speech for the majority of the movie gives it an extra flair. I absolutely loved the parallel to today's fast food society.
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Filligan | 92 85th |
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Pixar's astounding track record is held strong with the addition of Wall-E. The visual style, thanks to help from the brilliant Roger Deakins, and sound design create an environment that is unrivaled in the colorful field of animated films. Topped off by Newman's poignant score, this package is hard to resist. But it gets better: at the soul of Wall-E is a story more touching than any other Pixar film. Wall-E found its way deep into my heart, and for that it's my favorite Pixar film to date.
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TedDedon | 91 87th |
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Wall-E is one of the most endearing characters ever created. With those big robot eyes gleaming into the screen in such a melancholy lonely way, you can not help but fall in love with him and with this movie. A purposeful lack of dialog is done so exquisitely and, for the most part, this movie outshines most every animated movie of the last 25 years at least. Wall-E is poised to be a classic from the get-go. This is the summer's best so far.
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Tripwyre | 97 98th |
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Stanton's follow-up to Finding Nemo is not just Pixar's best effort, but perhaps the best animated film I've ever seen. A lot of the film is dialog-free, which puts a lot of the storytelling duties onto Thomas Newman's score (which is splendid), and the expressiveness of a mouthless robot who only speaks his own name. The result is an overwhelming success; WALL·E dazzles. It's cute, it's funny, it's touching, sweet, beautifully animated, and packs a smart message. A rare film-going treat.
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| 5 | theficionado | 88 87th |
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Its satire is thornier than Idiocracy, but it's the melancholy undercurrent of this love story that really makes Wall-E stand out.
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AnnMovie | 98 87th |
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A very sweet movie! Hats off to the sound, animation & all other departments involved, for making me tear up over robots who barely speak, for even without words they convey loads of emotion & thought! Some people may be turned off by the environmental & lifestyle messages in the movie, but I thought they were well handled and done in a positive way (i.e. - things are fixable). It's so easy to fall in love with Wall-e - he's absolutely lovable and positive!:D I only wish the movie was longer.
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purgatos | 88 88th |
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A touching love story about two robots who say little more than each others names, yet are able to communicate better than the majority of movie characters with a full vocabulary.
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Jeb | 96 89th |
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Stunning and amazing picture from Pixar. Technically perfect on ever level of animation, and for me in 20 years will be considered a gem among moviegoers. The enviroments are beautiful to look at also, and not only is this the pinacle point for animation, it's also a very effective and crushing love story! Highly recommended!
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e_e | 85 91st |
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Y'know, standard kids movie: Loneliness, isolation, dystopian themes, religious symbolism, environmental destruction, consumerist satire... Wait, what?
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MartinTeller | 84 81st |
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Once again, Pixar is doing their anthropomorphizing schtick, though with more restraint than usual. It is often moving and terribly cute, all the more so because they're generally doing things the way you would expect robots to. They're not talking like surfers or dropping pop culture references. Still, there were a few spots that were a bit tedious. Not many, but a few. At these points, however, you can eyeball the magnificent animation. There's some jaw-dropping stuff. Also fatphobia.
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| 4 | cruelclown | 90 91st |
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Superb storytelling. But again, it is implied that "human" is what is malfunctioning and not in an ideal order, so are Wall-E and his friends-in-need-of-repair. The capitalism critique was a bit too much but everything else was very good. Visually breathtaking.
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Kojiless | 70 75th |
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Despite 90% of the dialogue consisting of variations on "waaaahl eee!" and "eve-uh?" the script is still better than those of every Rob Schneider movie ever. Hmm... Doesn't really sell the film, does it?
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| 4 | Skenkere | 85 92nd |
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Magical. Just amazing, a wonderful experience. The first act is beautiful. A beat up robot with no dialogue manages to be a wonderfully expressive character thanks to the animation and the score. The second act can be funny or depressing, but its satirically sharp. The conclusion is satisfying, and the love story throughout is perfectly played with the right touches of melancholy longing, and joyous reward. This is an amazing movie, that can be loved by all ages.
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| 4 | Matthias99 | 94 89th |
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Visually stunning, and very different from their other films. Lighter on dialogue (especially in the first reel -- er, hard disk?), heavier on morality (save the environment = good, let machines run your life and do nothing = bad), more adult than "Toy Story" or "Monsters Inc." It's hard to really explain what pulls the movie together. You can tell that Pixar really poured their heart into this one; it feels more personal. Ultimately, it's a love story. With robots. And a damned good one.
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TheRealJ-Ro | 100 99th |
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Definitely came within an eyelash of crying at the end. There is a lot more going on in this movie than it looks. Moving, lovable... you can't hate this movie.
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| 4 | tef | 100 97th |
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WallEEEEE. EEEEVAH. I think my favourite part of the film was recognizing Eve as a woman purely because she blasted shit to hell at the drop of a hat.
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aliceporto | 43 5th |
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boring
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Rufam | 95 99th |
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"WALL-E" has everything. It has action, humor, great animation and memorable, instantly likable characters for the younger children to adore and, simultaneously, it features one of the most daring scripts in the history of modern cinema, perhaps the sweetest romance of all time, environmental concerns (not mouth-fed though, as in "Avatar", for example) and typically great direction from Andrew Stanton. Overall, it is a breakthrough in animation, a modern classic and an undisputable masterpiece.
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vincente | 92 97th |
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SlrSoapbox | 95 96th |
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Quite possibly the most adorable movie I've seen in a while. Pixar apparently can't do wrong, ever. The moral and ethical lessons are shown rather than told, which heightens their impact. My only complaint? I wish there wasn't so much "Hello Dolly".
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JohnnyZombie | 93 91st |
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While I love The Incredibles, Ratatouille, and Toy Story 1 & 2 more, this is Pixar's technical masterpiece thus far. There are moments of genius (at times this almost feels like a Charlie Chaplin film) but overall the movie didn't move me as much as the aforementioned movies.
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| 3 | CatScandal | 74 82nd |
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I did not expect Pixar to ever make a brilliant cyberpunk epic loaded with social commentary and homages to everything from 2001 to Hello Dolly, but here it is. And they've pulled it off. This is one of the best films of the year, romantic, emotional, dark, meaningful, timeless. I'm not even sure how a child would react to it, but there is more substance here than a few subtle jokes for adults; this is the first Pixar story that I felt was truly important.
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djross | 70 76th |
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Imaginative and well done animation. The confidence of the filmmakers is shown by the decision to refrain from all dialogue for the first 20 minutes. While some cutesiness is inevitable, it is mostly kept within acceptable bounds. The narrative is for the most part involving, and if perhaps the second half doesn't quite maintain the level of the first, nevertheless as a movie for children it succeeds in being entertaining, amusing, touching and even interesting.
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Pickpocket | 9 93rd |
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Pixar's most visually amazing film and probably there most ambitious. Amazing score and Jeff Garlin's voice acting was perfect.
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TheDiceman | 75 89th |
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I was expecting something special with Wall-e but it's just a good Pixar animation. The robot is charming but in a lot of ways is simalar to Johnny 5 from Short Circuit.It is a good story but could have been a lot deeper,it's a shame this could have been the classic it's hyped up to be.See "Silent Running" to get an idea of what Wall-e should have been.
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cagedwisdom | 100 90th |
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The single best animated film I have ever seen. What an incredibly, incredibly charming film this is. Outstanding animation. Wall-e is the best robot ever. Has the best, most touching and most convincing romance I've seen, which is a remarkable achievement.
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Ytadel | 9 98th |
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A gorgeous and highly original work of art that functions as a fascinating character study, a Chaplin-esque slapstick comedy, and probably my favorite piece of hard sci-fi since Minority Report. The animation is stunning, the character of WALL*E is just perfectly realized, and there were some beautiful moments that definitely caused it to get sniffly in the theater. Solid, even for Pixar.
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twincinema | 70 53rd |
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I prefer the first half of this film. The second half, less so. The first half played like a wonderful silent, experimental-for-Pixar film, before settling into the ordinary.
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gtown1479 | 84 81st |
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I think it's pretty neat (maybe brilliant) how this movie gives emotion to a robot that barely talks and has no mouth or facial features. It is really hard not to like this robot. I also like the little music number he dances too. One question that my date brought up was "Do you really think a five yr-old would sit still watching this when no one talks (during the first half of this film)?" It is a good question, but luckily I am a little older than five, and that's all that matters to me.
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c3mgur | 90 93rd |
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absolutely magnificent
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babamots | 85 79th |
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Very good, with the exception of too few small surprises in the last half. This kept it from feeling unified. There were also a few too many rounds of the-innocent-and-helpless-in-peril. However, the morals abound, which always chokes me up, so I will want to see it again.
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Kusanagi | 100 99th |
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Gorgeous and heartwarming, this movie will put a smile on your face.
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Leonardis | 99 99th |
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In all honesty, this is probably Pixar's best movie. WALL-E boasts amazing visual effects, cinematography and visual effects, which in term makes it feel all the more extraordinary. The story itself feels more original in my opinion as well, with characters that quickly become easy to care about. Undoubtedly a technical achievement and one of the most underrated films ever.
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jacobclark12 | 98 97th |
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Pixar's most majestic film is also its most mature and adult. Wall-E discusses deep themes of environmental stewardship and longing on a complex level with little to no dialogue; yet somehow this film exudes charm and humor throughout. Functionally, it almost acts as a direct companion piece to Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, and to be able to say that about any film--let alone one from Pixar--is no small feat. One of my favorite science-fiction and animated films ever made.
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howellchuck | 95 81st |
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The first half is one of the best silent films I've ever seen...
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mdruskin | 89 96th |
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Incredible first hour. Beautiful animation and liveliness and really creates a mood and an atmosphere. Unlike all previous Pixar movies, there are less vibrant colors and no happy disney songs and it's less funny. But the movie is more adult and I am amazed by how they made this silent 45 minutes so touching and emotional. The second half is not as good, though still very strong and has beautiful sequences in space. It does get stretched out a bit too long, and hits you over the head with the me
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supergloo | 3 9th |
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A friend said I should watch this even though he knows I detest Disney/Pixar output. I watched it. It lived up to all my expectations.
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TheAlliance | 81 68th |
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Definitely a bit overrated.
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ozymandius10 | 82 81st |
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Though the message is pretty heavy handed (no pun intended), the visuals are positively gorgeous. The story is cute, and though there isn't any real dialogue between the two main characters, the romance is very effective (as much as it can be). The first 20 minutes alone are worth the price of admission.
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tails32x | 95 98th |
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Pixar's finest to date. Poignant on so many different levels. An easy winner for Best Animated Film come oscar time and a serious contender for Best Picture.
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timmo | 95 88th |
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Truly beautiful in every way with a timeless story, and very, very funny, too.
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CinematicESP | 97 98th |
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You truly amaze me, Pixar. Way to not cross the line into green propaganda, like some other happy-footed animated movies that I know. The development of the characters and their romance warrants the title of masterpiece.
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Spunkie | 60 65th |
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Nor the satire, neither the needless references that makes Pixar look like they're out of inspiration got me hooked up with the movie. What is left is wonderful animation, great camerawork, fair dose of comedy with the rouge robots gang and some sentimental moments.
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Mini-T | 92 94th |
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Wall-E looks amazing and adorable , and will charm absolutely everybody. Another great piece of art by Pixar. And not only animation-wise , but alsow a good story with a message. Could serve as a SF-movie , but now shines as a great animated movie. So not only good humor , but alsow heart and emotion. ( One of ? ) The best work of Pixar !
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sebby | 70 71st |
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For whatever reason, lubby-dubby stories work better with non-humans. No exception here. Wall-E has some of the typical Pixar pitfalls (not as clever as it presumes to be, just a little too long) but avoids some of the others (poor voice casting -- although, really, hard to mess that up on a movie with so little dialogue). Pixar's best effort to date.
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jstry | 91 93rd |
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I loved this movie. Not only was it adorable, but it also had really cool animation AND an important message to boot. I thought it was admirable that they pushed it so far as to have an entire society of overweight slurpee-drinkers, which was pretty risky. I also loved how the characters barely spoke to each other...and they didn't need to. I will definitely be seeing this again soon.
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hellsditch | 80 62nd |
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My God, there are ALOT of scores in the 90s on here. It was good, but it was not the be-all and end-all of animated features that I heard that it was. I enjoyed it, and I think the message is a good (and important) one for young kids to hear. And yes, it's visually stunning. But I didn't really invest in Wall-E as a character to the degree that the movie wanted me to...or rather, expected me to, simply because he was "cute". Enjoyable, with a good message, just not the masterpiece I expected.
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Bitch Alert | 80 78th |
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Could've been a lot better. Rushes into things losing much of its intriguing athmosphere. The first half is pure brilliance though, and the second half just great kids action. The environmential commentary deserves its place even in its obvious form - after all, this is a film for the younger audience. So maybe they didn't even want to make a new 2001: Space Odyssey - just use the Also Sprach Zarathustra.
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miss jesus | 29 9th |
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The most extraordinary CGI I've ever seen... of garbage. Way to go, Pixar! The story is decent, though not terribly original... The biggest problem (and it's very big) is that Wall-E just isn't appealing. He looks, sounds, and behaves pathetically. He isn't adorable at all, he's sad and unpleasant. The "romance" is also very unappealing, since it's more of a mother-child relationship, mostly composed of Wall-E behaving like a clingy child and Eva fixing him repeatedly. Yuck!
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dst7175 | 87 95th |
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great movie
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melvin | 68 28th |
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to tell the truth i was exepting better it s still a bit a movie of children but still have a good like love story but never reached my expectaions .a bit over rated but watchable
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| 2 | jameskey | 95 97th |
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A wonderful lead charachter who seems to channel Chaplin and other silent movie stars, a really touching, fun story, and flawless, incredible animation. A perfect length at 90 minutes, and just top class filmaking all round.
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| 2 | mxw | 54 9th |
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Though I give thumbs up to the director for the concept, I felt that the writers felt the need to explode the 'cuteness' meter. With a little romance randomly forced in, and with some scenes similar to Titanic except with overweight lards of fat- this animation is neither memorable nor anything spectacular.
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Eric S | 90 84th |
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Lovable and magical feature from the Disney/Pixar workshop. The first half of the film is almost entirely unspoken, which is just perfect. It's a nice homage to silent film greats, such as Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, and even Harpo Marx (even though he came debuted in the sound era...still a silent funnyman). The second half is a romantic opus aboard a space ship, with an entertaining cast of voice actors.
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RealMacgyver | 90 94th |
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Fantastic! Wall-E is a instant classic character. The film is let down a bit by the human plot that causes some slow moments, but the robots are fantastic. And you will laugh HARD.
The short before the movie is fantastic too.
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nauru | 75 85th |
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The first half-hour is fantastic. Then they add dialog and the film loses a lot of its effect.
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SirStuckey | 75 67th |
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A brilliant beginning that makes a trashed Earth look beautiful is almost ruined by a horribly tacked on story with a bunch of fat humans who become so reliant on technology they can hardly even stand up. I seem to like this less than almost everyone else, but I just lose all interest in it once the humans show up.
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Okkervil | 90 96th |
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Pixar once again deliever a level in imagination and intelligence that their rivals can only dream about. Multi-layered genius, that appeals to all ages, "WALL·E" is a true work of art. Pixar remain the only 3D animation house who can regularly instill a true sense of character depth and development into their pictures and thus create a truly emotive and humanistic experience. Genius. Gets better with time and re-watches.
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purup | 60 40th |
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Sure, it's beautifully made; I loved the landscapes on the abandoned earth. Wall-E is cute and has got personality. But after 45 minutes of cute robots prancing around, I was getting bored. It felt like a Pixar short stretched on for too long. The Earth-scenery looked very realistic, so the way the humans were animated threw me off. That they used to be "live action"-humans didn't help. In spite, it was a great animation film with an original story, but not the wonder that the critics made it.
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misterlizard | 95 98th |
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This is why Pixar will always be kings of the CGI film world. One mostly-silent little waste management bot has more heart and character than Dreamworks' entire back catalogue. The story, the characterization, the visuals with their imaginative range of visual gags (no relying on fart jokes or pop culture references here), everything about this is as close to flawless storytelling as it gets.
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| 2 | keysercomp03 | 93 83rd |
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Pixar's movie Wall-E was captivating, both visually and emotionally. Although some might disagree with the political stand made regarding the environmental issues our country faces today, I believe they provided the facts with a positive outlook on the situation. The relationship that evolves between Wall-E and Eve is touching. The timeless love story captures all audiences without the need for dialogue, but through social interaction which is also greatly valued in life. It's a must-see movie.
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hellboy76 | 96 99th |
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My favorite Pixar movie, vastly underrated especially considering there is no speech for large portions of the film. It is beautifully animated and wonderfully performed. The few flaws it has are minor.
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| 2 | Scorpus | 98 99th |
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From the brilliant story and superb animation right down to the sound and humor, Wall-E is one of the finest animated films ever made
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Matija D | 90 94th |
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Everyone should see this to learn about some important values in life which we are forgetting more and more every day in this capitalism driven world of ours!
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| 2 | bratings | 92 86th |
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Yet another classic from Pixar, WALL-E features beautiful animation and a moving story with a lot of heart.
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| 1 | StarSiren | 95 99th |
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Loved, loved, loved it. It's a gorgeous movie and the characters are incredibly sweet and charming. It's amazing the emotion you can find in two robots that can barely speak.
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cmull | 89 86th |
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Yeah, this movie is pretty much pure magic. I'm sure I'll be showing it to my kids in 10-15 years, and once they have kids they'll show it to them, and so on. This film will endure.
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max22 | 100 91st |
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I didn't see the greatness of Wall-E on my first viewing. I thought the movie was best when it focused on non-verbal comedy, and always beautiful to look at - but humanity's role in the film felt a little flat. However, the second time I was prepared for the fact that Pixar aims more for grotesque parody than subtle satire with the humans; my one big gripe was just a misreading. And look at Wall-e on the side of the rocket. Twice removed from a living thing, but see the wonder in those "eyes".
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somms | 95 99th |
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Devastatingly beautiful. This fable warns of the dangers of losing emotional connections with one another, and reminds us of the beauty of love and importance of companionship. It's satire is perfect, and can be understood by young and old alike. Touching on every level.
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Shoran | 90 97th |
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Where can I buy my very own Wall.E?!
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Dorkovsky | 10 99th |
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Pixar's finest achievement, but I still like The Incredibles more.
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Kavu | 88 90th |
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Looks fantastic just like you'd expect from Pixar, but also has a warm and intelligent story that should work for viewers of all ages.
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bojanpopic | 92 92nd |
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It can't get any cuter than this.
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lrampartl | 79 75th |
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Not bad. It's probably the most visually appealing Pixar flick yet, and the soundtrack is pretty dang awesome. For the first 15-20 minutes, the story had me in the palm of its hand, but eventually became the standard cutesy Disney fare. That's not a bad thing, just not anything new. But man, those initial scenes were something.
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| 1 | Jherman89 | 90 93rd |
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A soothing and memorable Pixar experience...
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adrianavb | 86 96th |
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Awsome movie, with great graphics and a lovely story.
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Derekstar | 80 68th |
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I've heard some RIDICULOUS high praise for this movie. "The Citizen Kane of animated features" comes to mind. It's good, but it 'aint all that. It almost goes without saying that the Earth portion is absolutely fantastic, but if you took the non-Earth portion and showed it out of context, it would seem like any other well done but generic computer animated flick. Well done, yes, but predictable and silly.
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angrypierre | 95 98th |
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Pixar never cease to amaze me with the originality, innovation and fabulous execution of the well written stories they continue to turn out. Magnificent.
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| 1 | Ohad | 56 20th |
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Maybe the worst Pixar ever. This movie is a paragon for animation and character design, but the movie body is a bunch of rapid slapstick scenes. if the movie was half as ingenious as the ending titles it would have been amazing.
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Alex Watkins | 4 70th |
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Eve-a?
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Nathan S | 3 45th |
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Wow, the animation is really spectacular; I wish I could've seen this in theaters. The love story is simple and sweet, though it tends to go through some formulaic motions. I also thought the ecological and technological warnings were laid on way too thick, but this is generally a good time.
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parcaliham | 90 88th |
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#815 - 15 Agustos 08, 00:10am. & "Ask hakkinda hersey bundan ibaret!" . Pixar yapimlari icinde favorim! Daha dogrusu animasyon filmleri icinde favorim! Kubrick'in 2001'inin muzigini duymak ve saygi durusunda durulmasi cok hos hostu. Wall.e, tazmanya canavari ile birlikte favori cizgi-animasyon karakterim :)
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HalfJapanese | 85 76th |
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I'll admit I haven't followed Pixar's output like I should have, but if Wall-E is any indication, I need to rectify that. (I'm still not going to finish Cars, though, the first twenty minutes were horrendous).
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| 1 | MajorB | 87 50th |
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structurally flawed
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MJVmovieMan | 95 98th |
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Pixar delivers a fabulous script with quite a sci-fi story. What a mature way of approaching such a cute and amiable character like Wall-E. Audiences will fall in love him. His expressions, movements, mannerisms and the expert animation used to create him all combine to make one of the best Disney characters in quite a while. The film boasts a terrific message for audiences, touching on the desire for companionship and the human overdependency on technology that may destroy us in the future.
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MonsterGear | 97 97th |
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This movie has far, far more charm and subtlety than a CGI picture about robotic shenanigans has any right to.
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caocao | 77 90th |
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There's a feature on the Sound Design on the DVD and that's appropriate because in so many ways that department had as much to do with the storytelling as the animation. Remarkable effort by Pixar.
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| 1 | Zephonith | 80 82nd |
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Lovely characters, great animation and funny - let down by the depressingly bland American future, but visually makes up for it.
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JokerXgg | 90 97th |
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Eve is such a hotty
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illimey | 99 97th |
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I guess I understand why they felt the need to have this movie develop the way it does, but I DON'T understand why they didn't ignore that feeling. Oh well - still a simply incredible piece of art.
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flatluigi | 97 80th |
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A great movie. Very well done, if a bit heavy-handed on the message.
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msprague | 70 61st |
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Idiocracy for the kiddies.
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mr rigard | 88 92nd |
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This is one of those movies that should be seen on the BIG SCREEN. If you wait for dvd, you'll be sorry that you did. The visuals are the best of any Pixar movie to date; the storyline is the most mature of all of Pixar's endeavors. Highly recommended.
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Jarmann | 92 95th |
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For each time I watch this, molre wonderful details are presenting themselves. Absolutely amazing.
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| 1 | pati | 72 33rd |
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It was a very good movie until the preachy part started when humans were introduced. If only they had had courage to make this a silent one.
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recklessmess | 85 87th |
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A cute movie, no doubt, but what I don't understand is that if the directive to return to earth was canceled by the CEO of the corporation, why did they continue sending out the scout robots to look for plants? If nobody really knew it was happening, why do it in the first place? Seems like an extreme expenditure of cash, considering the fact that they had no intention of returning to earth.
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Wiche | 92 96th |
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Really creative, full of emotions and funny scenes and a very good story that is brought superbly. I think you've noticed already that I really loved this film. One of the best (the best?) animation that I've seen! Also a great way to raise a number of problems in our modern society.
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Biedronski | 89 92nd |
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The way humans were portrayed in this movie was hilarious, and pretty much true.
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Barthalen | 87 94th |
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I can't believe how emotionally invested I became in the well-being of a tiny robot in a dystopian wasteland. Little fella just wants 'im some robot love. Initially, I disliked the whole 'hurr fat and stupid Americans' theme as soon as we enter the spaceship, but it quickly turned out to be a logical and not too terrible plot element. Great designs, cute nods to classic sci-fi, looks gorgeous and with a ton of heart. Wall·E is just grade A entertainment.
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| 1 | yoshifan | 10 96th |
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The single best movie I have ever seen. Affects your heart as well as your mind, making you feel everything that WALL-E feels, and is just one of the most beautiful movies ever. At it's heart just a great love story.
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pernographer | 90 84th |
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I don't care for the fatties, but the bots are wonderful: Wall-E, a clumsy romantic, as expressive as a silent comedian; Eve, a deadly white oval with LED eyes, impossibly commanding and charming for something that could be an alarm clock. The storytelling is subtle: we learn by taking in the scenery, we feel through iconic little characters who mostly beep at each other. It's pretty daring, until the stinking humans show up and ruin the mood with talking and stuff. Still a smart, touching film.
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andreuzeda | 99 98th |
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Poetic, new, charming!
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whatismyname | 80 94th |
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A joy to watch, not just a kids flick, adults can/will enjoy this as well.
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ofallpieces | 97 92nd |
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Adorable, amazing, wonderful. And the main character had a 7-word vocabulary.
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TangVampire | 95 79th |
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Extremely adorable with a very nice "green" message behind it.
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Saintes | 95 84th |
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Pixar rulez. I really love Pixar movies. Wall.e is sweet, touching and charming.
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Gr8Googly | 97 99th |
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Not only the most visually stunning Pixar movie yet but one of the most moving. Despite the loneliness this movie provokes, it's a heartfelt and wonderful adventure. Proof that Pixar can do no wrong.
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brettjm16 | 100 97th |
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Perfection. Wall-E is a masterpiece, plane and simple.
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Obdurate | 95 97th |
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My favourite animated flick. It has a lot of heart, it's darker than one might expect going in, and the first 30 minutes where he's all alone is some of the most heart wrenching stuff I've ever seen. But then they throw in the ending as well...
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TK421 | 90 78th |
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Succeeds on every level possible: outstanding visuals, compelling characters, perfect scoring...even the dialog, which is composed mostly of computerized blips and beeps, is excellent. A grand heartwarming tale in the vein of Pixar's near-flawless storytelling tradition.
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tathiel | 90 95th |
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I really liked this movie, its pictures are close to realism, the characters are great. The only thing that I kind of disliked was the ending because, imo, I think this is the wrong message: Oh, Man destroyed Earth, leaves Earth, comes back 700 years later, only to begin anew when everything has gotten better... I don't know, I'm sceptical about it... but the rest, especially the cynical view on human-machine relationships are absolutely great.
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Yohen | 100 99th |
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Waaaaaaaaaaaall-EEEEEEEEE!!!
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Green Goblin | 34 14th |
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Overrated. The only good thing in this was Wall-E. He was a great character. Some scenes looked stunning and...that's it. The story was awful. The fat captain was so annoying, God, I hated him. I also hated the 2001 references. The film wasn't funny at all. It tried to be but it failed.
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NathanDarko | 98 98th |
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awesome some moments leaves me breathless.
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luc | 70 70th |
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Good movie but nothing special. Wall-E is even ugly and works alone in a lonely ugly world. Luckily a second robot was to see in this movie after half an hour. Nice to see the relationship between Wall-E and Eve. Negatif were the people, who looks ridiculous. Good for 1 time to watch.
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Garlonuss | 95 96th |
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Amazing movie. Even in the scenes without dialog, you don't miss out on any story. The animators breathe life into this little lunch box on wheels. You can tell what he is thinking. It's just phenomenal. But that's just eye candy. The full meal is the story. There's a message here of caring for the earth and checking technology, but you simply want more between Eve and Wall-e. Their relationship evolves realistically, with a heart wrenching scene toward the end. See it.
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| 1 | dippyblonde | 92 82nd |
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Only Pixar could make a film that evoles around a robot that doesn't talk and pull it off. Wall-E is a highly endearing character you find really find yourself wanting to succede. The animation is top notch and has a great story with an enviromental undertone. This is great for both adults and children
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UniqueName | 100 99th |
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It doesn't get any sweeter than this, beauty, love, loneliness, and more captured digitally on film.. for all time.
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Nearphotison | 93 97th |
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A terrific animation feat, the backgrounds and design are superb in every area. I could have done without the live-action parts, though, they felt awkard. The writing was touching, and Pixar does a terrific job with active storytelling and working with few words. A fantastic flick that's perfect for any age group.
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| 1 | juicestice | 90 95th |
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Heartwarming, brilliant, amusing, visually stunning.
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JacoIII | 50 97th |
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One of, if not the, best animated films ever created. I only wish that the second half of the film had maintained all the silent film charm from the first half.
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| 1 | tripper54 | 80 53rd |
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fun, but not awesome as I was led to believe
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ABUNCHOFCATS | 96 98th |
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Pixar have utterly outdone themselves with Wall-E. The visuals, story, ideas and characters are formed with such loving care and skill that Pixar have come to show again and again, and they are in top form here. This is easily the best kid's movie I have seen and it truly astounds me. It's just such a fun and love filled movie with an excellent sense of playfulness and humour about it. This is animation at its finest.
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jfen | 100 99th |
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Sometimes a movie is perfect. WALL-E is beautifully animated, unique, exciting, and adorable. The greatest romance, sci-fi, and children's film all rolled into one.
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FunkyAstro | 95 97th |
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There hasn't been such a beautiful deep space epic since 2001:ASO. What wonderful imagery with keen attention to detail. This movie is definitely a re-watchable treat!
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oldgoat | 70 51st |
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Was cute, and had a point, but just felt lacking
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CaptTesticle | 90 94th |
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Yes officer, I'd like to report a crime. OK, I went to see him by myself, cos, well, I'd had similar experiences before - a good laugh, a little exhilaration and a warm embrace to finish. Not long after the lights went out I knew this was different. He was touching me. I shook it off, I was imagining things. There it was again, he barely said anything, he just kept touching me. He'll say it was all a laugh, a gag, but I'm telling you WALL-E touched me and I want people to know. Bastard!
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Bown | 88 88th |
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Pixar's best. Very moving.
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| 1 | imkv | 40 1st |
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Don't understand why ppl enjoy this movie.
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DavidBlast | 40 28th |
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Psychotic robot isolated on junk pile-planet Earth, finds other robot and decides to "take her on dates" even though she's "sleeping". And they show this sick filth to children! (Actual complaints are: This pathetic message movie is so clumsily handled. The opportunity to do a love story, between two artificials on a desolate planet Earth is drowned in Disneyfication and clichéd physical humor. Remember when Pixar made movies for everyone? Well. This ride is "kids only". Disappointing.)
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JakeFace | 4 96th |
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this movie is cute and cool and probably pixar's best along with up!
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| 1 | Foobekah | 90 63rd |
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The first half (sans dialogue) was artistic. Once they got to the fat people ship it lost a lot of steam, I thought.
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antitype | 86 85th |
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Amazing first half-hour, like everyone says. Really, truly incredible. After that it's a little bit less amazing and the consumerist fatty satire is silly, ruining the mood and detracting from what started out as a surprisingly dystopian movie (being for kids and all) about isolation and melancholy longing... between adorable robots. Love blooms in a wasteland. My favorite Pixar.
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tinysausage | 69 39th |
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Left me curiously cold.
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MArkjp | 70 53rd |
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I'm not entirely sure, but...is this a fable about how all things Apple will eventually absorb and degrade the mind of the entire humanity and ultimately ruin civilization as we know it and that we have to rely on an old and rusty, but charming PC-like creature to save us from our selves? Anywho: sub par Pixar movie, but it's still pretty ok...this is Pixar, right?
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| 1 | TDG | 65 32nd |
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Has the usual pixar charm and stunning visuals, but I wasn't too into the robot love story, or the humans all being fat. I'm also not sure why a single plant was the cue to return to still-ruined Earth. And the "plot twist" was incredibly transparent. Not pixar's best.
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| 1 | yolanda7g | 60 13th |
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Sorry, I just found this movie boring, although the concept was sweet and cute. I just couldn't get into it.
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CMonster | 92 96th |
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This is one of the best animated films of all time and much of it was done with very few words. I love this movie. Its funny, badass, and heartbreaking all at the same time.
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| 1 | mizuka | 70 5th |
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It was good, but overrated.
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| 1 | braddad68 | 70 1st |
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very disappointed in this one.
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| 1 | moviemanwill | 50 24th |
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Ugh.
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chmul_cr0n | 74 74th |
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awesome first half. then they started talking.
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| 1 | myfavchords | 69 27th |
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Many will disagree but I found this movie to be overrated. I found it boring in parts; it was hard to be interested in two robots.
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magdabag | 100 99th |
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the love i have for this movie is astronomical.
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talonmalon | 90 81st |
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WALL-E is a huge step and is Pixar's most ambitious movie yet. The minimalistic storytelling with the lovable characters make this movie a wonderful experience. And the animation is just fabulous and, like Finding Nemo, truly does a great job of pulling you into this world. It is one of Pixar's absolute best movies ever.
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| 1 | PluggedIN | 100 98th |
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That's not the core of the WALL-E story, anyway. This isn't a post-apocalyptic sermon determined to blast overweight moviegoers. It's the love story of two adorable robots who discover what it means to take care of one another. And along the milky way, they remind humanity what it means to be human. (pluggedin.com)
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karamazov. | 50 67th |
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-So close- to being Pixar's masterpiece.
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Judgewestenn | 70 42nd |
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Way too obvious. Meh.
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MacSwell | 80 80th |
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The opening act is absolutely spellbinding; watching this charming little robot interact with humanity's garbage would be entertaining for hours. As the story progresses it becomes a less compelling and more generic children's movie, but there's more than enough humour and whimsy peppered throughout, as well as a nice environmental message at its core, to ensure another winning entry in the Pixar oeuvre.
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| 1 | Ric | 100 99th |
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Animated poetry
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backwardsuit | 80 80th |
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Loses some of its charm in the middle as the "messages" start to become way too obvious and in-your-face but still superbly emotional and beautiful animation. Loved all the nods to classic cinema. The first third essentially plays out like a lovely old-school silent film.
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joel-w-m | 6 44th |
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Sort of feels like an extended short film, with the beautiful, meditative first act being followed up with an unexpectedly plot heavy next two that, while entertaining (see the reject bots), lose a bit of the film’s initial quiet poignancy. Still, the eco-future themes and imagery are striking, and the character and relationship development for WALL·E and EVE is present throughout, is remarkable given their lack of faces and dialogue, and rightly gets center stage back at the climactic re-boot.
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| 1 | Waterbender | 45 14th |
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Okay, but this is meant for kids. Honestly, the plot was okay
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envercterzi | 90 94th |
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Unexpectedly emotional,beyond sweet and inspiring.One of the best animation of all time.
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Vaudevillian | 100 93rd |
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This is the goodbstuff, people!
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