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<blockquote data-quote="Donovan Morningfire" data-source="post: 4360026" data-attributes="member: 39532">At this rate, I'm starting to think it might just be impossible for Pixar to actually create a bad movie, given the constant string of successes they've had to date.I'd long held Incredibles to be their best effort prior to this one, but Wall-E has to rank as one of my top ten favorite movies of all time.Finally got the chance to go see it this past Thursday by myself (got out of work early so opted to hit the theater) and again today with my folks.&nbsp; And if anything, I enjoyed it even more the second time.&nbsp; This as to be one of the best done love stories I've seen on screen, with more chemistry between the two robots than most on-screen couples.&nbsp; Probably doesn't hurt the title character is this lovable well-intentioned little goofball, or that the soundtrack meshes so well with the scenes (listening to it as I type).Too bad there's not a voting poll, as I'd eagerly give this one a 9.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Donovan Morningfire, post: 4360026, member: 39532"] At this rate, I'm starting to think it might just be impossible for Pixar to actually create a bad movie, given the constant string of successes they've had to date. I'd long held Incredibles to be their best effort prior to this one, but Wall-E has to rank as one of my top ten favorite movies of all time. Finally got the chance to go see it this past Thursday by myself (got out of work early so opted to hit the theater) and again today with my folks. And if anything, I enjoyed it even more the second time. This as to be one of the best done love stories I've seen on screen, with more chemistry between the two robots than most on-screen couples. Probably doesn't hurt the title character is this lovable well-intentioned little goofball, or that the soundtrack meshes so well with the scenes (listening to it as I type). Too bad there's not a voting poll, as I'd eagerly give this one a 9. [/QUOTE]

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