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katex

28-07-2008 17:57

Re: wall-e

I loved this film, the only time I got bored was when they were chasing Wall-E through the space station, thought went on a little too long.

Don't really think is a film for the very, very young .. perhaps 9 years >>>> quite a lot of the observations are of an environmental/social nature and extremely amusing and clever. Will go over their heads. Adults, don't be afraid to go and see this.

Did wonder though how all those babies got conceived LOL ... as us humans had grown so fat and had robots to do everything for us. :eek:

WillowTheWhisp

28-07-2008 21:43

Re: wall-e

They probably had some artificial reproduction system, It was supposed to be far far into the future.

Busman and I went to see it without the kids and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The lack of dialogue didn't spoil it at all. I found it quite fascinating getting into who Wall-e was and why he was doing what he was doing. His delightful characteristics emerged in those scenes of him alone.

Roblaw89

29-07-2008 11:55

Re: wall-e

= ] Even now thinking back to when i watched it makes me laugh :P it's funny to say they dont really say much :P

emamum

05-08-2008 19:19

Re: wall-e

we went to see it today. Ty loved it! there was enough slap-stick to entertain a 6year old and that made up for the lack of speech.

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