WALL·E is the last robot left on an Earth that has been overrun with garbage and all humans have fled to outer space. For 700 years he has continued to try and clean up the mess, but has developed some rather interesting human-like qualities. When a ship arrives with a sleek new type of robot, WALL·E thinks he's finally found a friend and stows away on the ship when it leaves.
Ben Burtt Elissa Knight Jeff Garlin Fred Willard John Ratzenberger Kathy Najimy Sigourney Weaver Teddy Newton Bob Bergen John Cygan Pete Docter Paul Eiding Donald Fullilove Teresa Ganzel Mickie McGowan Laraine Newman Lori Alan Jeff Pidgeon Jan Rabson Lori Richardson Andrew Stanton Jim Ward Colette Whitaker Kim Kopf Angus MacLane Niki McElroy Garrett Palmer Sherry Lynn Jess Harnell Show All…
Eunkyoung Lee Swearingen Jeremy Vickery Charu Clark Afonso Salcedo Frank Strzalkowski David Shavers Julien Schreyer Dale Ruffolo
Andrew Jimenez Edward Hirsh Jeanmarie King David Park Christopher James Hall Sarita White Tolga Goktekin Chris King Nathan Matsuda Richard E. Hollander Juan J. Buhler Mach Tony Kobayashi Jeanie King
Tom Myers Larry Hopkins Dustin Cawood E.J. Holowicki Ben Burtt Jana Vance Dennie Thorpe Frank Rinella Michael Semanick Kevin Sellers Juan Peralta Teresa Eckton Al Nelson Matthew Wood
WALL-E, 월-E, ВАЛЛ-И, VALL-I, Wall-E, וול-E, 瓦力, 太空奇兵·威E, Wall E, ვოლ·ი, WALL•E, 机器人总动员, Wall.E, 机器人瓦力, WALL-E (2008), WALL·E - Der Letzte räumt die Erde auf, ВАЛЛ·И, WALL·E: Batallón de limpieza, Vol.i, وول-ي, וול-אי, 월•E, Γουόλ-Υ, ウォーリー, ВОЛЛ-І, УОЛ.И, วอลล์ – อี หุ่นจิ๋วหัวใจเกินร้อย, WALL·E: Batalló de neteja, ВОЛИ, وال-ای, Wall-E: Šiukšlių princo istorija, Wall-e, Robot Biết Yêu, VALL·I, VALL-E
Humanity and the world around us Monsters, aliens, sci-fi and the apocalypse Action-packed space and alien sagas Imaginative space odysseys and alien encounters Emotional and captivating fantasy storytelling Thought-provoking sci-fi action and future technology Adorable animals and heartwarming families Show All…
USAG
Bolivia
Chile
BrazilL
CanadaG
Colombia
Costa Rica
El Salvador
Honduras
Panama
Uruguay
Kazakhstan
Kuwait
Russian Federation0+
Ukraine
MexicoAA
Argentina
Israel
IrelandG
Lithuania
PolandAL
UKU
Hong Kong
Hungary12
Peru
Taiwan普遍級
Belgium
FranceTP
Iceland
NetherlandsAL
Switzerland
Egypt
South KoreaALL
SpainAi
Croatia
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Latvia
Thailand
Indonesia
Philippines
Czechia15+
Malaysia
PortugalM/6
Slovakia
Estonia
Singapore
Slovenia
Denmark7
India
Norway
Bulgaria
FinlandS
Romania
SwedenBtl
AustraliaG
GreeceG
New ZealandG
Germany0
Austria0
Switzerland6
Turkey
ItalyT
Switzerland
Japan
NetherlandsAL
SwedenBtl
NetherlandsAL
NetherlandsAL
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Bolivia
Brazil
Bulgaria
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Croatia
Czechia
Denmark
Egypt
El Salvador
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Honduras
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Japan
Kazakhstan
Kuwait
Latvia
Lithuania
Malaysia
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Panama
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russian Federation
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
Thailand
Turkey
UK
USA
Ukraine
Uruguay
Bold of Disney to finance and release a movie about a megacorporation that destroys the Earth
WALL·E is a creepy old man who stalks a young girl and takes her out on dates while she's unconscious.
EVE is a high-strung woman who destroys everything around her and won't even explain what her job is.
And it's the most adorable thing ever.
WALL·E continues to convince me that part of Pixar's brilliance comes from their understanding of visual storytelling. They know that character doesn't come from having your actors read their characteristics to the audience, it comes from their actions. It comes from WALL·E waking up groggy and trying to put his "shoes" on. It comes from the fact that he can't resist showing EVE all the cool stuff he's collected over the years. It comes from…
I always imagined that Hayao Miyazaki’s “My Neighbor Totoro” would be the first movie I ever showed my son. But sometime last summer — about 30 minutes into an eight-hour flight, or roughly 29 minutes after his 2-year-old mind grew bored with sitting inside a massive steel tube as it rocketed across the sky at 300 mph — I delegated the honor of choosing Asa’s first movie to the fine people who program Delta’s in-flight entertainment.
The options were rather uninspiring (you can’t bring a bottle of water through security, but “Sing 2” is safe?), and even the higher-quality fare seemed like it might fry my kid’s brain. It wasn’t until I neared the end of my A-Z search that…
And here's to the fools who dream
Crazy as they may seem
Here's to the hearts that break
Here's to the mess we make
I’ll just say this: if this movie came out today, I would be tweeting about its never-ending subversive brilliance all day every day.
The spaceship pilots from 700 years in the past are portrayed by live-action actors, showing how the humans essentially devolved into cartoons overtime?!
The story explicitly shows how massive unregulated corporations will destroy the world and then monetize its destruction and frame themselves as the savior?!
The technology in the story is framed as neither good nor evil, just a tool that can either enhance or restrict life?!
There are multiple overt 2001: A Space Odyssey references?!
It’s a movie with almost no dialogue in the entire first half, just pure visual storytelling which endears the viewer to the characters immediately?!
The credits continue the story though cave-drawings and hieroglyphics, highlighting the new start for humanity?!
We don’t deserve this movie.
*nudges boyfriend at 3 AM* pretty fucked up that we assume that wall-e is a boy. it's a robot. chad? wake up chad. listen. it's sexless.
I am absolutely disgusted by the negative stereotypes the media perpetuates about sentient computers with glowing red eyes. Just because an artificial intelligence has a glowing red eye does not mean it is necessarily evil and wants to destroy humanity. This idea is repulsive, and it needs to stop.
Stunning. Way better for me as an adult than it was as a kid. The fact that Wall-E barely talks and yet manages to be one of the most well-realized and charming characters in animated history speaks volumes. The environmental message is well handled, the romance is believable. The weak villain is really the only thing holding this back from a perfect score.
