Comments on: Wall-E

By: B

Mon, 30 Jun 2008 04:16:26 +0000

Wall.e is a love story in which chic flic rules apply - not real life scenario. All the other crap was just fillers, Wall.e was not sacrificing himself for the greater good - he was doing what he thought he had to do to get the girl. If you apply the chic flic rules I think you might find it less disappointing. I found it more adorable since I scrutinize it less once I realized the real deal.

There are only so many devices in a chic flic an you can’t be tooooooo critical if you want to be a fan - I generally am not a fan nor do I want to be.

I think the best parts were when Wall.e was left to his own devices!!!!

I also found it interesting that when he was mucking up the way of life on the ship no one got mad at him - they were all just confused. I think I would have been highly irritated to have such interruptions to my “life” or lack thereof. No one got mead just that craphead AutoPilot. What’s that about?

By: Tory

Tory — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:35:21 +0000

I agree. If it had been the robot show — or the Wall-E and M-O show — I would have peed my pants.

I am overthinking it. It is trew.

Verily there is some B in M-O — M-O gets pissed when Wall-E makes his job harder, but seems to get a strange thrill out of being able to do his job under impossible circumstances. Eleven pallets of truck in three hours? SURE WHY THE FRICK NOT?!

By: Tory

Tory — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 01:24:33 +0000

Part of my problem may be how protective I feel about fat people. I am the Lorax of fat people! If the Lorax had some tree experience, and still looked like a tree in some photos.

By: FormerUni

FormerUni — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 18:37:52 +0000

The first time I saw a trailer for WAll-E, I thought, “Isn’t that Short Circuit?” I mean, he looks EXACTLY like Johnny 5.

Thanks for letting me know where NOT to spend my few pennies.