Morally I did not see anything wrong with the film. Will they pay attention? Will they enjoy a love story about two robots? Certainly they will love the robots, but what about the larger social commentary?
MOVIE WALLY MOVIE
The first half of the movie has nary a word of dialogue and might seem slow to children used to Superhero movies and the fast paced action designed for the ADD generation. “Wall-E” is a thoroughly entertaining movie, but as someone who does not have children himself, I wonder if children will enjoy this one as much as some parents. There the people's every needs are taken care of by computers and robots, but Wall-E and Eve soon help mankind realize that his future is back on Earth making things called “farms” and doing things like “dancing.” As “Wall-E” and “Eve” leave the Earth they arrive at a spaceship full of the only human survivors from Earth. It is also a social commentary on corporations and about the human condition. Of course the movie is about far more than that. One might call it a love story between two Robots (one of which is called “Eve”). Their latest picture, “Wall-E,” is allegedly one of the first they thought of, but they could not sell the idea until recently.
Pixar Studios has produced some of the best family entertainment since Walt Disney died.
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