good movie

this is a movie! not real life. of course it will be overrated and probably extremely dorky or dumb, but when you take your five year old to see dora the explorer, do you get mad and trash the movie on some reveiw site because it was BORING and made no sense???!!! of course you dont. you ask the five year old if the movie was good and the take her out for icecream, you get on with life. this is a kids movie! and, it was not that bad. i think this is one of pixar's best movies and everyone in my family does too. if anyone of you stuck up adults didnt like this movie, then never see a g rated movie again and cause the people that actually DID like the movie less problems so they dont have to spend ten minutes on the computer telling you to DEAL WITH IT!!!!!!!!!

its pretty boring and I hate Hello Dolly with a passion and that played a part in this flick. Don't get me wrong pixar is pretty good animation and my favorite animated movies are pixar its just not there best.

for a movie where the two main characters speak two or three words each, wall-e is adorable. don't think it would scare very little kids, but they wouldn't find it nearly as funny. also, they wouldn't really get a lot of the jokes- like why wall-e loses his memory. but it's really cute, pretty fun, and the boring-ish stretches are few and far between.

Wall-E was one of my favorite movies this year. I've always been very pleased by Pixar, ever since I saw Toy Story I was hooked. For me Wall-E was one of their better films. It's deffinetly a movie for kids around 7 b/c I think they'll understand the message a little more. Nevertheless it's a great family film with good clean humor and a great story.

This was the first full-length movie my son (2 1/2)saw in the theater, and I was pleased with it. He gets scared easily, and there was only one scene that he didn't like: when the rocket lands on Earth the first time. Otherwise, he seemed to enjoy the rest of it and had no trouble being entertained by the first 20 minutes of dialogue-free action.

My son was so excited to see it. We figured it was pretty safe since it was Pixar. Wrong!! He was bored after 20 minutes of it and started to ask to go home. Hating to waste money, we stuck with it through the show. It was still a waste of money. While the graphics were wonderful, the plot was completely out there and the entire thing was a political statement. If I wanted to pay $30 for a political statement, I'd buy tickets to the presidential debates. Seriously, I go to the movies to be entertained, not force fed someone's messed up version how life will be. Besides, my family already recycles, reuses, and goes to the gym several times a week.

When I watched this, I was surprised at all the realism in this children's movie. It teaches lessons such as enviromentalism, compassion, and the ill affects of laziness, with consequence rather than a picture perfect example. Wall-E was a wonderful movie for the whole family to watch together and discuss.