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Look what you made me do.
It's the directive of the movie. I knew it.
It actually wasn't terrible. Normally I find Pixar films annoying anymore (except Toy Story, that's my childhood we're talking about), but this one wasn't bad. It dragged on after awhile, but it wasn't bad.
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It was cute as hell and I willingly fold to it.
And I don't disagree with that. It was a great movie overall. 
Nice wallpaper, too!
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It's funny how they can do a movie with only a few words that the main characters say lol.
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It's cute, but somehow I *highly* doubt this movie deserves all the older-then-14 attention it's been getting. Even The Nightmare Before Christmas didn't have REAL geeks making wallpaper out of it (that doesn't include squeeing(tilde) anime fangirls - they're in a different category I think - maybe one similat to the people who play WoW but only for an hour per week).
Course it doesn't, but at least it isn't another Cars
Well. At least you didn't spend over 100$ on Wall-E toys and plushies... girls go nuts for them. They are REALLY adorable and soft. Especially Eve, who is really fluffy. They're normally 5-7 bucks each but high demand caused eBay to sell them for 20-40$. Coincidentally they sold out right when I was gonna buy a bunch of them for my friends. And I spent about 40$ on this electronic interactive Wall-E. Which is kinda cool but I gave it as a birthday present. Damn Pixar for pulling on our heart strings.
Reality swirled in a wholly blue manner, revealing absolutely nothing of merit. Things flashed madly in and out of existence like some entirely other sort of phenomena. On a whim, Kurt Vonnegut imploded, taking a sizeable hunk of Massachusetts with him. However, seeing as Massachusetts wasn't entirely sure it existed, the chunk wasn't all that big.
Reality swirled in a wholly blue manner, revealing absolutely nothing of merit. Things flashed madly in and out of existence like some entirely other sort of phenomena. On a whim, Kurt Vonnegut imploded, taking a sizeable hunk of Massachusetts with him. However, seeing as Massachusetts wasn't entirely sure it existed, the chunk wasn't all that big.
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I love Wall-e/ I think It's my favorite movie ever! I've watched it at least 20 times, just since it came out on DVD.
Wall-E is my personal favorite overall Pixar projects. It shows that you don't need words or very few to make a good movie. I, personally, like Burn-E even more. I can relate to him quite well.
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