DISQUS

Robert Fure · 1 year ago

I think this will be similar to An Inconvenient Truth in that they're both fiction.

ZING

Although Wall-E looks to be way better and more accurate in terms of what will happen to the earth. So Pixar for Nobel Prize?

Kevin · 1 year ago

Wall-E is Pixar's attempt at breaking critic's opinions that Pixar movies give the same old morals. It's probably going to be more of the same. It's not like their last two pics bombed.

AllyDear · 1 year ago

From what I have read, the plot for the film does sound like its going to be an interesting take on the future that hasn't been done before.. but at the same time I want to wait and reserve my judgement of the film until after someone has actually seen it and its not all just speculation based on someone's "sources" .. The trailer does look magnificent ..

Cole Abaius · 1 year ago

Waiting to see a movie before forming an opinion of it? Blasphemy!

the new guy · 1 year ago

what a shock that you Americans think it's okay to gorge yourself and use up all the planet's resources. watch more movies to distract yourself from any contemplation of what's going on.

Barry Jack · 1 year ago

Why are you even repeating the bs jim hill spews? He's a hack--mostly wrong, and always badly written. He's reviled in the animation and Disney community--especially by fans.

TM · 1 year ago

Seriously I have no problem with the idea of humans becoming so dependent upon their robot underlings that they slowly devolve into an obese race. I mean seriously, think about it - what's wrong with a movie that points out that a majority of American's are becoming shut-ins who do not venture outside?

A new generation of children right now are weaker than the previous generation, why? Because they don't do anything, except spend their time inside playing video games and watching television. What's wrong with going out and getting a little exercise? People that are offended by a movie pointing out the danger of being so side tracked in the little things, that they lose touch with a healthy lifestyle, is just silly.

Look I know there are people that are overweight, who are very outgoing and active and particularly good role models. But this movie, like all forms of theme based stories is taking the extreme cases that sadly is becoming more common everyday. Selfishness and single-minded interest is what will destroy us, Wall-e is a curious robot, he's curious about the world around him and through this curiosity he learns to care for the world. In the movie the people have lost their curiosity, the sense of wonder, and they fall back on the 'well nothing to do but indulge' and stop accomplishing anything.

To think that this movie is supposed to blame fat people for all the problems in the world is to be blind to what the message is really being presented. For those that think, 'This movie says fat people are the reason for the destruction of the human race' really need to look around at the world. It isn't that lazy fat people are the destruction of the world, but the fact that humans selfishness can result in the destruction of the world as well as what it is to be human.