Been there. Seen that. I'll be looking for the t-shirt to show up.

WHUAHHHHLEEEEE.

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I thought it was outstanding. Visually stunning, great story, characters, and humour. Seems to be a lot of stuff going on in the background too. I noticed a couple of things, but a second viewing will likely reveal much more. I saw this in a packed theatre on Sunday, with young kids, teens, and adults of all ages. Everyone seemed to enjoy the experience. A lot of people even clapped at the end when the credits started rolling. I see several movies every month, sometimes every week, at the cinema. It's really rare to hear people clapping at the end of a film; I've only experienced this three or four times in twice that number of years. I'll be going to see it again. Two thumbs way up!

what a great film . i was glued start to finish

Knowing pixar, there will be enough in there for the kids but a lot for grown ups too. I love their movies. They tell a great story those guys

I started with 2 robots but before I knew it, well, it's a disease I tell you.
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Loved it, great story, great characters (especially the mix-match of broken robots) and visually stunning scenes. I gave a few hearty laughs at times, sometimes no-one joined me but then I was in a cinema of mostly kids. At the end we were two of the seven folk remaining to watch the 8-bit capers in the credits while the staff cleaned the cinema for the next showing.

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markcra said: At the end we were two of the seven folk remaining to watch the 8-bit capers in the credits while the staff cleaned the cinema for the next showing.

Wifey, Son, and I were three of three who stayed for the credits. 8-bit Wall-E reminded me of E.T. on the Atari 2600.

I really, really hate it when I stay to watch credits and they turn up the house lights and start cleaning around me. I paid good money to watch the whole movie, which includes the credits, right up to the bitter end. Especially a Pixar movie which often has easter eggs. At our local theater I gave up complaining to the manager about it a few years ago though, since ~10 years worth of complaints before that didn't help.

Watch out, don't step in the anthropomorphization.