I finally caught up watching modern movies and dodging everything else out, once I found wall e on demand, there was nothing to lose... Or was there?

First off, the chemistry of the two are surprisingly played out pretty nicely, seeing the emotions of two souless objects really had achieved a bit of emotion-evoking scenes and whatnot.

The most interesting thing the two bring to the scene is absolute development at each moment, it started sad, went up to lonely, in love, worried, paranoid, and all the way drama again. Pixar regained some of their character development skills back.

But that's as far as this movie goes in terms of quality, it doesnt offer much else and that is pretty disturbing- As in what it gives all of us in the end, or maybe, the beginning middle.

When I first seen the citizens of the habitat spacecraft, I thought to myself, oh no they aren't, they are not thinking of doing what I just saw. I hope the inner rationalist wasnt blinding me with liberal/conservative babble....

Let me shake you're hand Pixar, you got so many people laughing and crying, then laughing and crying at the end, to not really see what the hell you just did.

Here's a simplification of the ending-

-Overweight 400lb Alumni get off their asses to grow a plant, and shout "THIS IS CALLED FARMING, WE CAN MAKE FOOD!"

-Apparently the new BC is ran by obese american stereotypes.

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Meh, the ending is assinine and the plot shook throughout the middle.