Where did you see it? I can’t imagine that there were too many showing in these past few days… and based on your comment we saw it around the same time.

I was so excited about Wall-E, the trailer looks great, the visuals… awesome. I was not good at all. I feel bad writing this review. Its like talking crap about a good friend. Again, Wall-E and his unverse of misfits is really, really cute. But not enough to keep you interested. The plot has too many story lines going on and then, they mix real people with CGI humans (didn’t work in Happy feet, neither here) The first half of the movie, fun, different, full of cultural references than if you are less than 20 you might not get. And then, the plot goes bezerk, in a ‘what da…’ way
It was a love/friendship story but never fully developed, or forced.
This movie is an excellent prove that amazing CGI cant beat a good story. I mean, come on guys, when you see the final cut, you gotta see the wholes in the story. Is marketing pushing the release date so hard?? Maybe Im way too saturated of CGI. I love Pixar, I have all the toys, DVD’s and shenanigans ever imaginable.
And I know that merchandising a rat was not easy, and I wasn’t expecting Nemo or The Incredibles (maybe I was)but Brad Bird knows how to tie a not in a story. Wall-E feels boring for kids, and so to adults. Again, It looks cool, but…not enough, at least for me. Cute, flashy…but boring, like some guys I dated before. :yawn:

I would have watched Kung Fu Panda Again.

Im sorry Pixar.
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