WALL-E

I've been trying to refrain from writing about this movie, but I haven't been able to get it out of my head. Anyways, I'll just get to the point. WALL-E was probably one of the best movies I've seen all year and will probably go down as one of my favs of all time. It's probably one of the cutest, sweetest movies I've ever seen. It made me a little teary eyed a few times during the movie (which I tried to hide from my date (hope I was successful)). It makes me a little sad every time I think about it. As soon as the movie opens, you almost instantly start becoming emotionally attached to WALL-E. This excerpt from Time magazine's review kinda explains what I mean:

"There's an instant poignancy to his puttering around the late, great planet Earth like a solitary child on an abandoned playground, or an oldster among his souvenirs. WALL•E's special ache is his nostalgia for a life he never lived, for the intimate connection only humans enjoy." [Source]

Blah, I'm sad again.