“It’s not possible.”
“No, it’s necessary.”
Watching this in a packed theater in IMAX was a borderline religious experience. The docking scene alone felt more euphoric than almost any moment in the MCU
Chris Nolan truly is one of the best to ever do it
I said in my review for The Wild Robot that I didn’t think anything could top it as the best animated film of the year.
I love being surprised.
There are at least fifty shots in this movie that I want framed and hung up on my walls. I’ve never seen anything like it. PLEASE go out and see this in a theater if you can, it’s an experience you won’t soon forget. What a reward for finishing up my first animation class.
I might be a cat person now
The Substance before The Substance (but lighter and funnier and gayer)
Was debating over whether or not I wanted to make this a Wobot Wednesdays watch and then I realized, how could I not?? It’s pretty much THE robot movie. It really has no right being as good as it is. It’s not an amazing movie, but the whole thing just carries this wild energy that never lets up. There’s genuinely so much to love here: the worldbuilding is incredibly engrossing and inventive, the characters are fun, the animation…
Getting to see this in theaters on my 22nd birthday was the best present I could’ve asked for
Also shoutout to my theater for not having working wall lights and making the audience find their seats in the dark, it made the whole experience even better
Those people were in space for so long they literally turned animated. Wow.
This is it, chief. One of the best animated films of the century, one of my top 5 favorite movies ever, and my favorite Pixar movie to date… WALL·E. I already reviewed it when I first started my Letterboxd account last September, but what the heck, it’s too good to be a one-and-done.
I’ve seen a lot of people mention how this is the Pixar film that’s…
