Wall-E

Wall-E Reviews



Overall 4 star rating4.01 of 5 (by 107 users)



Wall-E Review Summary

"Wall-E is sure to be a summer smash!" Reviewers weren't sure whether this Pixar animated film would measure up to other successes such as Toy Story and Finding Nemo, yet are quite surprised leaving the theater at how much they really enjoyed it. Everyone likes the "cute robot fun," as Wall-E seems to be the only inhabitant left in the world, other than a cockroach. He's joined one day by  another robot, then doesn't want to lose her and go back to his old bachelor ways. Viewpoints parents stress that very young children could become bored in the film because of the lack of dialogue, yet they also call Wall-E inspirational, noting that in the end, "love conquers all, even technology."
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29% of people rated Wall-E as 4 stars
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19% of people rated Wall-E as 3 stars
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3% of people rated Wall-E as 2 stars
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7% of people rated Wall-E as 1 star
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84% 84% of people recommend Wall-E 16% of people don't recommend Wall-E 16%
 

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5 star rating Most Helpful
Favorable Review
JUN
27
2008
I’ve always been a fan of Disney movies and getting older I’m not ashamed to admit that Pixar flicks are probably my favorite. I was a little unconvinced, though, watching previews for Wall-E. Could this high-tech themed film really compare to classics like Toy Story and Finding Nemo? I’m usually... read full review »
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Sara1231
Evanston, IL
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3 star rating Most Helpful
Critical Review
JUN
29
2008

This afternoon I took my kids to see Wall-E and it was not a great call.

My kids are both toddlers and they got bored so easily in the movie. I think it was mostly due to the fact that Wall-E has very limited dialogue (like 20 total sentences!) and simple musical scores by Peter Gabriel. That requires...

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busy mom, mom of 2

Jolie
Chicago, IL
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Wall-E Ratings and Reviews

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looking for something different, into movies that tell a great story, a Netflix subscriber

FEB
9
2009

I'd been looking forward to seeing Wall-E, the latest animated film from the Pixar/Disney people. Surprisingly, I had a hard time staying awake for it. It'll probably keep the kids enthralled but it did less for me than I expected.

The story is relevant. Wall-E is a robot designed to scoop up trash and stack it in tall piles. He toils on a desolate and deserted Earth, with only a cockroach for a friend. Somewhere along the way, Wall-E acquired the ability to think and appreciate things, and he saves little objects that look interesting to him. One day, he's joined by a sleek egg-shaped robot with...

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3 star rating
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bkovacs
Annandale, VA



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Movie Reviewer, a storyteller, A Big Giant Sap, a believer of fate, mother of 2

JUN
28
2008
While we expected Wall-E to be a cute movie about a robot, it was so much more. We saw the trailer of the robot putting a bra on his head, playing paddle ball, and propelling himself with a fire extinguisher, but there was so much more to this animated film that. And most of the bits we saw actually happened in the first twenty minutes or so of the film. I'm not all that surprised to find that Wall-E had a not-so-hidden message on the dangers of too much technology, but I was surprised to see a romance that tugged at my heartstrings. At times I forgot I was watching animated robots.

It turns out...
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5 star rating
2009 Advisor
LauraBelle
South Elgin, IL



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a woman, married, comedy fan, Every day computer user, an infrequent movie goer, waiting for the DVD, watching chick flicks, a city dweller

JUL
7
2008
Wall-E was another cartoon animation film with a target audience of kids. However, a movie goer could delve further into hidden meaning than any child would. This was a movie that makes a person really think about where they are headed.
It starts out showing Wall-E the robot that has been alone for 700 years. He is the only robot left cleaning up the garbage left behind by the human race. While he has been alone he has started collecting things of interest. They also show little bits of newspapers and news stations showing a little bit of what exactly happened.
One day a ship comes down and drops...
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4 star rating
tdiprincess
Buffalo, NY



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an animation fanatic, into movies that tell a great story, a movie reviewer, a character lover

OCT
17
2008
I went and saw Wall-E with my parents and I must say, Pixar just keeps getting better and better.  One of my families favorite parts on Pixar films are the short animation film before each movie.  The one for Wall-E was so freaking cute and I loved the starving bunny.  We were cracking up so hard during the short film.

Plot:  Wall-E is a cute little robot that is the last living thing on the planet, except for his pet bug (I think it's a cockroach).  His soul purpose is to go around and clean things up.  Then one day something happens to change all of this and Wall-E goes on a crazy ride!

5 star rating
2009 Advisor
jazzybean01
Downieville, CA



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a woman, an animatio junkie, a teenager, an animation student, a romance fan, a fan of clever plots

OCT
26
2008
Warning: This review contains a mild spoiler.

WALL-E, despite what many are taking, is not about killing Walmart. It's not about electronics being evil. It's not about obesity (I find it silly people expect humans who've done nothing but sit in their chairs all their lives to not be large, and this is coming from a teen who is large herself. Honestly, I'd find it more offensive if everybody was thin because it looks prettier and has more cinematic glitz.) It's not even about cleaning up Earth (but I never saw the problem with recycling.) WALL-E is, in it's deepest form, a movie about what love...
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5 star rating
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Kirbylover9
Hillsboro, OR



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into Independent Films, an infrequent movie goer, watching with kids

JUN
30
2008
I went to see Wall-E with my almost six year old and my almost eight year old, and their reviews were split. The oldest loved it and really got into the love story and the non-verbal communication tricks that Pixar used for a movie with about 200 words in it. The younger one was bored and ready to leave when she was done with her popcorn. She loved the characters but just couldn't get into the story. I think the lack of dialog, and the fact that Wall-E is the  only character for a significant portion of the show were the issues. Based on their reaction, I'd say it is definitely a movie that works... read full review »
3 star rating
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leon
Chicagoland, IL



4
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a comedy fan, a movie buff, comedy fan, an infrequent movie goer, watching chick flicks, watching with kids, into action flicks

JUL
2
2008

This movie was WAY too political to be billed as a kids movie!  Even as an adult I was thinking, can it end?

Kids under 10 are not going to 'get' that big stores are 'bad' they just keep seeing the same advertisements over and over...they see enough of that.  And I ahve come to really look forward to the colors of Pixar, but this fell flat I thought.  I get it that it is supposed to look destraught, but it was down right depressing!

I want my $23 back.


2 star rating
Jeffgordonsno1fan
Kansas City, MO



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watching chick flicks, a healthy cook, like to try new products, health conscious

JUN
27
2008
I had the chance to watch a sneak preview of Wall-E earlier this week and really was surprised at the storyline.  I was sure what it was about, except that it had a cute robot in it.  This is the latest movie from Disney Pixar and it is really cute.  I think kids of all ages will love it.  The fun began before the movie with a short cartoon that I really enjoyed.  It was about an adorable rabbit and a magician.  Once Wall-E began, the audience once again is introduced to the cute robot named Wall-E who besides his cockroach friend seems to be the only thing lurking on the once human inhabited... read full review »
4 star rating
2009 VIP
stef42678
Las Vegas, NV



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Film music lover, Long-time reviewer, into movies that tell a great story, a writer, Journalism major, history minor, Movie guru, movie lover

DEC
30
2009

Ever since I was around 13 or so, I've resisted going to Walt Disney-produced movies of any genre, in seventh grade I was teased a lot by the older kids when I told them I'd gone to see one of the Disney live-action comedies (The Apple Dumpling Gang, if memory serves). The guys (most of my friends at the time were boys, since I was so darn shy with girls then) rolled their eyes at me and said I should go see movies along the lines of Jaws, Grand Theft Auto or The Omen instead.

"Those are real movies, Alex," they'd say almost in chorus, "not that Walt Disney stuff. That's for babies."

Of course,...

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5 star rating
2009 VIP
Fardreamer
Miami, FL



2
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a comedy fan

DEC
28
2008
I really did not enjoy this movie at all and I am usually very into animated movies. Half of this movie had no dialogue. The rest of this movie consited primarily of two words "EVA" and "WALL-E". I have no idea how this movie rated so high and won an award. This has become the new standard for me of the worst movie. My boyfriend and I recently saw a movie we deamed as " Bad, but not Wall- E bad". That shows the degree to which I disliked this movie. The pros that I do have are that it doesnt have anything offensive for children, and the quality of the animation is well done.
1 star rating
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devilishangelxv
North Aurora, IL



2
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a movie buff

OCT
19
2008
I loved this movie. My son wanted to see this so my Husband and I took him and we all loved it. I didnt take my daughter thinking she wouldnt like it but it ended up being great for boys and girls. I think Disney hit a home run with this movie. I also loved that humans became fat and couldnt walk. The way people are goning with overeating this was a needed message sent out. People need to meditate on what they eat and where it goes. This was a cute lovable movie with a deep message to all. I highly recommend everyone see this and fall in love with it for your own reasons.
5 star rating
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fvaughn26
Silver Springs, FL



2
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comedy fan, waiting for the DVD, watching with kids, a comedy fan, budget conscious, a busy person, married

DEC
1
2008
I just completely fell in love With this movie! It is an awesome movie to watch with your family. Wall-E was about a adorable robot who was lonely and wanted a companion. I loved that his only friend was a roach until he met Eva. It was such a cute movie. I was so excitied when it came out and I diffenitly had to add it to my movie collection. i bought the 3-disc speacial.... it was a pretty desent deal and thinking about buying a few more copies for Christmas presents. I would most diffenitly recommend Wall-E for all ages, its a movie that everyone will enjoy.
5 star rating
2009 Reviewer
robertsonmdl
Midland, TX



2
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Every day computer user, a comedy fan, a fan of clever plots

JUL
10
2008
I went to see Wall-e after hearing a co-worked rave about it -It was definitely one of the good decisions I have made recently with movies. I loved Wall-e and his huge mechanical heart. :) I think Pixar has done a fabulous job of a non-dialogue oriented movie in this case. Wall-e and Eva both mostly jus say each others name but their tone and gestures conveys all that there is to it.

Simple plot, engaging antics and a pet cockroach. What more can you ask for? I say go watch it today! Oh - keep the city clean ;)

5 star rating
tyche
Chicago, IL



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