thoughts on the movie? WALL-E
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96% the reviews are positive, but the few outliers at rottentomatoes.com are a battlefield for political rants atm perhaps I shouldn't have used the word "split" |
yeah, but it never really pushed that point... it was obvious, but never in-your-face. great film. Now Playing: GH:OT, Scene It Want to Play: Wall*E (Yeah, yeah), FFT:A2, FFIV, CivIV, Space Invaders Extreme |
The film was brilliant, period, and I don't even really consider myself a Pixar fan. TC is hilariously off the mark. |
I thought it was great, I took my 6 year old son to see it becuase the rain stopped us from enjoying the pool. I loved it, thought it was Pixars best movie in years (Incredibles and Cars was garbage IMO). The whole ecological lesson was good because it was a significant part of the movies story, yet it wasn't overly preachy, but can you really disagree with the point the movie is trying to make? I can't. Also, I second that Portal simularities, I thought the same exact thing a few time during the movie. 007-373-5963 |
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Seriously one of the best movies. I loved it beyond belief. And it did have good subtle points. |
this is the best movie I have ever seen! Wall-E and Eve show a lot of emotion with so little dialogue |
My thoughts on the movie are pretty much summed up in this blog I did. http://wallevisual.blogspot.com/ MY CALL OF DUTY 4 VS CRYSIS VIDEO - http://youtube.com/watch?v=gyQTCeobZlg MY TOP 10 GAMES OF 2007 - http://sanjurotop10.blogspot.com/ |
I was hoping the cockroach would die, but no. |
I was hoping they would explain how he didn't die after being crunched. That was seriously the least realistic part of the film and it took me right out of the experience. |