WALL-E (Page 2)

Took off Friday afternoon and met the wife, kids and our old nanny at the theater.  We all enjoyed it.  My wife did think it was a little slow at some points.

Hearing the 2 year old walking around going "EVE" afterwards was worth the price of admission.

Picked up a couple of the other Pixar references, but other than Cars have not seen that many of the movies.

Anyone else see the irony of casting Kathy Najimy as the voice of the woman?????  Maybe I just have a warped sense of humor ......

I saw Wall-E on Saturday afternoon with my husband and 4 y.o. son. We all LOVED it.  Very cute movie, very well done.

Did everyone also see the 'short' before the movie, Presto, with the rabbit and the magician?  We were in HYSTERICS!!  The gags were great, the animation was fantastic, and it really felt like a really hip, modern version of the Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner cartoons we all used to watch as a kid. 

Major props to Pixar on another success   I hope they keep coming!

I'm glad you brought this up.  I was in tears over PRESTO.  I totally agree it was a modern version of the Loony Tunes...

x3.  We all seemed to enjoy that more then WALL-E.  My son was cracking up. 

We went Friday evening (my kids are 8 1/2 and 6 1/2).  We came out saying this is one we will buy on DVD.  Thought it was excellent.

Oh yeah!  I forgot all about it while watching Wall-e, but I loved it!  

We also said that this is one we'll buy the day it comes available.  I suspect I'll be buying several copies to give for presents as well. 

Snuck out of the office to meet my wife and 6yr old daughter for a matinee. We all loved it.

First, Presto was hilarious. Probably my favorite pre-movie short  (the goofy bird on the wire comes close second - - forget which Pixar film that was).

Second, I didn't see any leftist propaganda. My personal feeling is you can find whatever you're looking for if you want (if you want leftist propaganda, you could probably find things to support your argument. Of course, it looked to me like big business had taken over and there was less gov't - - does that sound leftist?)

 Lastly, it was a very cute kids movie. I was surprised that I liked it as much as I did without all the dialogue (and that it held my daughter's attention). We'll end up owning this one as well.

Well as a sub contractor to the 'evil' Disney Pixar empire, I'm very pleased that so many of you liked the film and top marks to the ones considering the DVD. It keeps a roof over my head and puts food in my family's mouthes. I've now watched WALL-E about 30 times and I still enjoy it.

Now don't forget to BUY SOME MERCHANDISE! 

Took my 2.5 year old and he definately didn't get the premise of the film but for sure loved it. Can't wait for the next Pixar. Cars is still his favorite!

I'd love to see it

my kids are past that age though - 19, 17, and 12 

my nieces and nephews that are the right age - well...............their parents took them

maybe I'll just have to go on my own  

But recycle it when you are done, right?

I TOTALLY agree! So much so that when I first saw the preview of Wall-E I thought they'd re-made Short Circuit!!! *lol* Remember "Number 5 is alive" ???

Well, I got right up to the part where they leave earth when my 2 year old decided she had had enough. 

My 4 year old always gets skittish so he was more than happy to leave.

Guess I will be renting this one.

One of the best Pixar films ever!  My whole family loved it!  Although Gracie's now totally sick and tired of her little brother constantly saying, "Waaaalleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee".  Which of course now that he knows it annoys her, he only does it more.

Ahhhhh...  We're into that "annoying little brother" phase!