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WALL·E (2008)

2008 • 1h 38m • Animation, Science Fiction • G
On September 20, 2026
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Reviews — WALL·E

Audience write-ups from TMDB

CinemaSerf

7/10
May 16, 2023

I’d say that even though there were attempts using more serious approaches, this film stands out as an exceptionally well-told story about the risks of ignoring our planet's future – and it manages to be both powerful and appealing. The robot at the center of the narrative spends its days compressing trash into cubes, organizing them, then returning home each evening before the storms arrive! The world has been ruine

The Movie Mob

7/10
Jan 2, 2023

WALL·E manages to be an unexpectedly delightful film that evokes feelings of warmth and amusement. It's a heartwarming movie centered around a robot possessing both affection and tenderness. He resembles Pixar’s Ted Lasso, exhibiting unwavering loyalty and consistent optimism. WALL·E’s gentle nature brings hope to numerous cynical individuals, motivating them to show concern. The characters of WALL·E and EVE are e

r96sk

9/10
Aug 15, 2020

It’s truly delightful. The movie *WALL·E* is crafted with great care, even though it centers on a straightforward idea and doesn't have many speaking roles. A significant part of its appeal comes from the powerful themes and the endearing main characters – WALL·E (voiced by Ben Burtt) and EVE (Elissa Knight). The 98-minute length feels very short, ending with some interesting credits afterward. The animation is

Kamurai

10/10
Aug 13, 2020

This film deserves a recommendation to all ages and is something I’ll gladly revisit. The initial portion, roughly the first half-hour, is simply enchanting. It introduces the setting, Wall-E himself, and humanity with remarkably little spoken language. The encounter between Wall-E and Eve is an engaging depiction of social awkwardness stemming from contrasting personalities—a truly effective analogy for coexis

Uknown

10/10
Aug 16, 2016

A pairing of robots and feelings might seem strange, but Pixar managed to pull it off remarkably well. WALL·E is the solitary robot, the only one left, abandoned by humans on Earth. He’s tasked with cleaning up all the trash people have discarded. Over 700 years, he's somehow gained a small quirk – a personality. Follow WALL·E as he goes on an adventure across space to locate a companion. WALL·E is brief, u

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