What I loved most: nothing at all

What I really hated: whole show is so boring and slept a few times during the show

I had watched Wall.E yesterday midnight and really feel this is a meaningless, boring and I totally don understand the show at all..regret that I had waste my time and money to watch this show,that is a totally childish show without any communication at all...

What I loved most: The cute Wall-E

Who can ever imagine the "love story" of robots can be soo sweeet, lovely & simple? Although in truth, Wall-E may probably meet alot of competitors for the sweeet-loOking Eve. But still, he won her "heart" by his relentless pursuit for a companion... Love story on the side, the main story actually outlines the current situation that we are all facing: The creation of rubbish & depletion of Earth's natural resources. Although one may need a lot of imagination to imagine ourselves living off the resources of outer space, but the problem we see here is very real. This movie brings the message that it is imperative to find renewable energy & to conserve our environment...! I especially like the part which portrays all human beings as so sedentary till everyone gets so fat and cant even do simple things without the help of robots...! Yes, we may all be indulging too much in luxury that we may someday become like one! Unlike other animated movies, this is one story which is really meaningful and applicable to everyone living on this Earth. I hope Pixar can come out with more movies like this to create awareness of the situation we are in. Definitely one of the more worthy movies to watch nowadays....

What I loved most: Everything.

Wall-E is a very organised movie which shows the versatility of Pixar once again. The movie starts with a 5 minute clip of Presto, some random rabbit and magician short movie from Pixar, then snippets of the universe and the song 'Put on Your Sunday Clothes' starts playing. Then shows our little Wall-E cleaning up Earth. Soon, Eve came along to Earth looking for signs of life (Plants). Wall-E, after 700 years of loneliness, developed 'Love At First Sight' with Eve. As a token of love, he gave Eve a plant he had found. Here's when the plot starts. They got back to Axiom, a spaceship where humans moved to. Everything is robot-controlled. So humans can no longer walk, and gone fat. It's a battle of wheter going back Eath or not. And by the end, you'll feel light-hearted and touched even by the robots. Pixar has already bought your sympathy in the beginning, the por Wall-E with slanted eyes living and cleaning Earth alone, and falling in love with a robot Eve with no feelings. Really a delight. Winning Oscar this year (again) is the best reward.

What I loved most: Very expressive scenes

It's a very good movie for the family or to anyone who wants to know about love (in all forms), self-worth, and knowing one's purpose in life. The only thing I'm a little bit confused are two scenes that have explosions where you dont know where they came from (probably from radiation or weather phenomenons). But, to sum it all.. GREAT MOVIE to WATCH!