Who went to see Wall*E this weekend?

I haven't gone to see it yet. I actually have a date to go see it this upcoming weekend. I'm glad that you enjoyed it. I've got a feeling I will enjoy it as well. Hopefully I can post a better responce after I see it next week. I'm glad to hear I'm going to see a good movie though.

I have not seen a movie in a theater for soooo long! It's an issue with my back pain. So I probably won't see it until it is on disc or television.

I know what you mean. People will walk away from a movie that leaves a strong impression with me, but they'll all be doing the same things they did before, lol. It's so noticeable!

You weren't the only one, I can assure you. I can very well see that happening to the human race, being exiled to space, and still doing the same things that make it a hell right here to this very day.

And especially the communication devices with the screen pressed to the face. That reminded me of today's cell phone users, always talking with the piece in the ear, blissfully unaware of what is around them. Though a few are entertaining when they are arguing with their relationship partner, but totally inappropriate when they start using bad language with a crowd about. I always wondered what happens to such a person when their battery (and their spares) run out.

The obesity is another issue ("Oh, we have a gym?")

... as well as the captain not able to operate a book ...

It is not my favorite, though. It is tied for third with Finding Nemo. 2nd place is Ratatouille.

1st place is still Oliver!, the musical from 1968.

I didnt see this movie yet but I do want to it looks like a good and cute movie. I remember hearing about this movie since last summer and wanted to see it. But I dont know if I will see this in the theator since I usally dont go to the theators and see this type of movie so ill probally just wait for it to come out on dvd which will be in 4 to 5 months.

I was going to start this very same discussion on Monday but had too much work to do!

I agree, the movie was very entertaining. My 3 kids and I enjoyed it alot. And yes, the messages are very sobering. The environment as as well as the state of human beings in the future. Both are very REAL possibilities that will come true if we don't start changing our habits - and drastically!

I watched it today, and I gotta say it's the best movie of the year. I still think Jumper comes in a close second, though.

Hi I am from India, wish to see this one day. I will have to search for a cd or dvd, thanks for sharing here.

I saw the movie today with my friend and worker. In a weird way it reminded me of Terminator and the Matrix. The world was basically run by machines and we humans are either slaves (in the Matrix and Terminator) or pets (in Wall-e). I hope all the socio-political commentary wasn't lost on the more mature audience members.