Ultimately charming and heart-warming Pixar effort is a sheer delight from start to finish. Homage’s to 2001, E.T and all your favourite childhood Sci-Fi movies are plentiful and just to realise so much emotion from an animated robot that hardly talks throughout the entire movie is a feat in itself. The Blu-ray version will be stunning!
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[...] I don’t get how some people still don’t count animation on par with live action films because Pixar make much better films than most live-action filmmakers. Wall-E isn’t my favourite Pixar film but it’s damn close. Watching this brought me back to being a child in the same way E.T does and it’s clear the filmmakers have that strong sense of childhood nostalgia ingrained in their mindset. Wall-E rules! (read review) [...]