Wall-E Movie Review

"Wall-E" and "Eve" are basically the only words that are said in the movie Wall-E. The movie is shown mostly threw body language and the voices are mainly robotic and there are only a few human voices. I was glued to the movie and I was fasinated by the way the writer could show emotions in a cartoon without using words. I rated this movie 4.8 out of 5 stars. I think this movie satisfies any age group, from young children to moms and dads. At times this movie was very sad, like when Eve leaves Wall-E. And there were times that were very funny, like when Wall-E found a spork and didn't know whether to put it with the forks or spoons.

I think it was really clever how the writer of Wall-E kind of poked fun at our weight problem and garbage use. In the future it showed that instead of sky scrapers, there are huge piles of garbage and that the earth is too poluted to maintain human life. I also found it funny how all the humans that were living in space didn't know how to walk because machines carried them around and did everything for them. I also found Wall-E to be very cute and I loved his outlook on life, even though he was a robot. He found the simplest things fascinating and he risked his life for Eve, the robot that he loved.