Wall-E

Category: Animation  |  Tags: animation

posted by: happygurl 54 days ago          

I'm going to be honest. I'm a sucker for a good Disney movie. All of them have really nice messages behind them, and are visually beautiful. All of their characters are lovable, and you feel so satisfied after watching a Disney [animated] film. The newest installment in Disney's long line of animated films is a movie about a little robot (Trash compacter to be exact) who lives in a Post-Apocolyptic earth, where everyone and everything has died out except him, and a little friend cockroach. Thirty minutes into the movie a space object (Not a flying saucer, but something like it) reaches earth, sending off little Extra Terrestrial Vegetation Evaluators to search the planet to find any form of living life. Wall-E gets scared and doesn't know what is going on. He scoots up behind one of the Extra terrestrial Vegetation Evaluators, but nearly gets shot at because those things like to shoot at everything. Finally Wall-E introduces himself, and finds out that the little white evaluator is named EVE. Wall-E takes EVE back to where he stays at and shows her his gadgets. He also shows her a little plant in a small shoe that he waters and takes care of everyday. As soon as EVE sees that, she takes the plant and goes off with her Outerspace crew. Wall-E runs after EVE and hooks onto the space saucer, and goes up into outer space with her. Wall- E runs into tons of funny obstacles, causing a ton of commotion towards the people and robots of outerspace. Finally, Eve and Wall-E meet up again and fall in love, while trying to be able to get back to earth again.
Wall-E is basically a cute, robot love story for children. But i hate to say that these magnificent Disney/Pixar movies are only for children- because they are not! Adults can enjoy them just as well. "Wall-E" is funny, charming, adorable, and heartwarming. It's somewhat more mature in a sense then other animated movies, for the fact that this one has to do with a Post-Apocolyptic setting- something that little kids may not understand. I'm not sure if "Wall-E" is as good as "Finding Nemo" or "Toy Story", which are as great as Disney movies get, but it comes rather close. "Wall-E" is easily a better film than something like "Ratatouille" or maybe even "The Incredibles". Wall-E is also the cutest little character in Disney history. He is adorable to look at. "Wall-E" has often been mentioned for being Oscar worthy, maybe even for best picture. Besides me agreeing with that, i think it would be great for once to have a FAMILY movie at least nominated. Sadly, some of these films just don't get enough attention. Hopefully, "Wall-E" may change that.