#10, Wall-E

Title: Wall E (2008)

Signature Quote: "Waaaaall-E"

Script: 4.8

Directing: 4.8

Acting/Voices: 4.7

My Grade: 4.7

Abstract: Wall-E is a earth robot programmed to find and locate pieces of remains and allocate them. When Eve, a space robot arrives to earth to find traces of life, Wall-E falls in love with her. As a gift, Wall-E gives Eve a plant he found on land. Once Eve receives the plant she is sent back to her command center in space, which hoists people who have awaited to go back to earth for 800 years. So now, Wall-E is on a chase to find Eve and save the fate of humanity.

Critique: As I said in a previous post about WAll-E, is indeedly is a great film to watch and enjoy. Wall E is a story unlike any other. Wall-E is a film unlike any other Pixar are film, because it relates to the older ages and deals with serious and beneficial issues. Wall-E is a film to savor and enjoy watching as Wall-E chases Eve across the universe.

Recognitions: Wall-E won the award for best animated feature in 2008 and was nominated for five more including Best Original Screenplay and Best Original Score.