Wall-e
(G)- Release Date: 28th August 2008 (Showtimes)
- Language: English
- Running Time: 103 mins
- Genre: Animated
- Director: Andrew Stanton, John Moore
- Cast: Benjamin Burtt, Fred Willard, Jeff Garlin
- Local Distributor: Buena Vista International
What if mankind had to leave Earth and somebody forgot to turn the last robot off? WALL-E, a robot, spends every day doing what he was made for. But soon, he will discover what he was meant for. From Academy Award-winning writer-director, Andrew Stanton ("Finding Nemo"), Disney-Pixar's "WALL-E" is the story of one robot's comic adventures as he chases his dream across the galaxy.
Latest Review
A truly masterpiece..
What I loved most: The story,music and the love expression between the robots
What I really hated: None...honestly
The first time i watch this movie,i was expecting another cliche of animation movie,but it was wrong.The way they show Wall-e feeling and loneliness really touch my heart.Being alone in the world is unbearable,and imagine that wall-e being through that for hundred years.This movie is well made and there were so many lesson behind it.One of the lessons are to appreciate and treasure our nature before its too late.The earth in the movie is not more than a planet size junkyard due to human activities.People wont realized the important things they had untill they losing it. About the music,'It only takes a moment' really suits with wall-e and Eve scenes.This is one of the touching moments in this movie. This is my favourite qoute in this movie,from the captain of the Axiom; "I dont want to survive,i want to live!" p/s:Sorry for any grammar mistakes:p
Story: 
Acting: 
Direction:
Visuals:
Overall:
A truly masterpiece..
What I loved most: The story,music and the love expression between the robots
What I really hated: None...honestly
The first time i watch this movie,i was expecting another cliche of animation movie,but it was wrong.The way they show Wall-e feeling and loneliness really touch my heart.Being alone in the world is unbearable,and imagine that wall-e being through that for hundred years.This movie is well made and there were so many lesson behind it.One of the lessons are to appreciate and treasure our nature...More
The first time i watch this movie,i was expecting another cliche of animation movie,but it was wrong.The way they show Wall-e feeling and loneliness really touch my heart.Being alone in the world is unbearable,and imagine that wall-e being through that for hundred years.This movie is well made and there were so many lesson behind it.One of the lessons are to appreciate and treasure our nature before its too late.The earth in the movie is not more than a planet size junkyard due to human activities.People wont realized the important things they had untill they losing it. About the music,'It only takes a moment' really suits with wall-e and Eve scenes.This is one of the touching moments in this movie. This is my favourite qoute in this movie,from the captain of the Axiom; "I dont want to survive,i want to live!" p/s:Sorry for any grammar mistakes:p
Story:
Acting:
Direction:
Visuals:
Overall:
Coolest cartoon movie ever!:D EPIC!
What I loved most: The animation!:O
What I really hated: The junk and cockroaches.:P
It's an combine of after the world has ended,robot taking over earth,love story between Eva and Wall-E,and cartoon. Awesome!:D This movie came out before 2012 was out,and it was awesome.:) I felt exactly the same that if,humans,*touch wood*have all died,robots will take over Earth. and most cartoons,didn't have love in them.But this cartoon movie have it!Ohmiigod,it's awesome to...More
It's an combine of after the world has ended,robot taking over earth,love story between Eva and Wall-E,and cartoon. Awesome!:D This movie came out before 2012 was out,and it was awesome.:) I felt exactly the same that if,humans,*touch wood*have all died,robots will take over Earth. and most cartoons,didn't have love in them.But this cartoon movie have it!Ohmiigod,it's awesome to the very max!:D
Story:
Acting:
Direction: 
Visuals:
Overall:
Pixar scores again!
What I loved most: Sweet and affecting storyline
What I really hated: nothing
Pixar's latest offering revolves around a charming and adorable robot by the name of Wall-E, whose main objective on the abandoned earth is to recycle mountains of trash left behind by humans who have left for space to seek refuge from the environmental catastrophe they have spawned. The hero here may have a body of metal, but the heart and soul of a human, and it's due to the many humane...More
Pixar's latest offering revolves around a charming and adorable robot by the name of Wall-E, whose main objective on the abandoned earth is to recycle mountains of trash left behind by humans who have left for space to seek refuge from the environmental catastrophe they have spawned. The hero here may have a body of metal, but the heart and soul of a human, and it's due to the many humane qualities attributed to wall-E that we feel so much for his character; how much he yearns for companionship and affection and how he shares human's fondness for music. The introduction of Eve, a space robot sent by humans to scavenge for live-form on earth, sparks off the one of the most sentimental and touching romances on screen for a long time, putting other weepy and maudlin melodramas to shame.
Story:
Acting:
Direction:
Visuals:
Overall:
Worse movie
What I loved most: Before movie start 10 minutes cartoon
What I really hated: Almost whole story
At first I though this was a funny, cute and interesting movie. However after watch only 15 minutes. I started feel this E Wall no cute at all, I even feel E wall friend cockroach very disgusting and horribe. I feel whole movie was wasting time, not funny and their animation was not cute.
Story: 
Acting:
Direction:
Visuals:
Overall:
At once disarming, WALL-E as an animated character is the finished article, compared to what CJ7-type pretenders were reaching for - a completely likeable life form that can transcend its cyborg, android, animal or alien essence to deliver a human importance. WALL-E may not possess the fuzzy charms of Stephen Chow's Chinese New Year toy but his is a Bambi-eyed bashfulness that is dedicated to love and friendship. WALL-E doesn't need to be cute to be liked. He just is.
Oh - an introduction then. In a case of cold hard metal coming to life, our titular robot is a sort of advanced garbage collector, one charged with the unenviable task of scrap yard compression. After 700 years of doing what he was built for, he discovers what he is meant for; or so the tagline goes.
What is he meant for?
He twiddles his thumbs and records "Hello Dolly!" on a cranky old TV. He fiddles with old Zippo lighters and discoloured Rubic's Cubes. He even chases a cute cockroach around. Where have all the people gone?
Clever, really. That's why "WALL-E" needs very little dialogue. By reducing things to their basic operational cinegredients, the film has to strive extra hard to say twice as much in half the time with every given scene. If this does not happen, then the movie would ride out as a concept film heavy on spectacular CG alone. Storytelling has always been Disney's fort-e (ha!) and the dreamy yet substantial setting in "WALL-E" provides the right balance for a family film that doesn't offend more serious cineastes.
If only every other animation project decided against using celebrity voices, it's possible that a superior film will almost always be coming this way.
"WALL-E" opens a wonderful window to a post-apocalyptic world that only Pixar could have managed to make romantic. Weaved within the subtle sociology of "Wall-E" is not only a discussion on the depersonalisation of humanity (what with our mouse-click, brand name conveniences of modern living) but a solution to the same consumerist decadence. The picture tells us that saving humanity is not only about saving the environment - or merely drawing a distinction between the things we want and the things we really need - but saving the desire to dream and hope for a better life, wherever one may come from.
That is the magic of Disney, I guess. Watching this was easy and loving it, easier. Wall-E had me at hello - and you'd soon wish you never had to say goodbye.
THIS WEEK'S FEATURE
A college lecturer takes off to Paris to start anew after a scandal had cost him his job.
NEW FEATURE
Life Happens
A single mom ends up with full-time custody after the kid’s pro surfer dad takes off on tour.
LATEST REVIEW
Black Swan
"2 words - Natalie Portman"Allan
4A young ballerina - Nina's passion of ballet dancing takes to new heights as her company searches for a new lead to play both the roles of White and Black...