Some minor inconsiderate cinematic behavior from fellow patrons spoiled the viewing experience for me. Nevertheless, WALL.E, which is filled with lots of cute moments failed to entertain me enough. In fact, I was actually bored during the quiet front bits, and when things got exciting towards the end, those felt pretty generic to me. That said, WALL.E does follow the Pixar mould of strong character development and quality story-telling. And the backdrop of how humans have made Earth so uninhabitable makes for a good subtle way to teach the kids about the bad, bad things that mankind does to the Earth.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
WALL.E (2008)
Some minor inconsiderate cinematic behavior from fellow patrons spoiled the viewing experience for me. Nevertheless, WALL.E, which is filled with lots of cute moments failed to entertain me enough. In fact, I was actually bored during the quiet front bits, and when things got exciting towards the end, those felt pretty generic to me. That said, WALL.E does follow the Pixar mould of strong character development and quality story-telling. And the backdrop of how humans have made Earth so uninhabitable makes for a good subtle way to teach the kids about the bad, bad things that mankind does to the Earth.
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