This movie was my childhood.

if you do not love Wall-E you are lost.

*to the caption* yes. This. Yes!!

"Watercolor" is the first town that I had ever purposely visited because it had been used as a movie location. It was just like I expected, an overly fantastic, small, white, world. Just like the premise presented in the movie!

This movie was absolutely ahead of its time in its story line and special effects.

It saddens me how many people haven't watching this film. It is hauntingly beautiful

Not to mention, Vin Diesel does a pretty good job as the voice of the Iron Giant. I suspect this is what led to him playing the role of Groot in Guardians of The Galaxy.

Someone just broke the first two rules1

What made this movie so brilliant for me was how obvious the twist became when I watched it a second time.

PSA: the rat's name is Remy, not Ratatouille

While Shrek can be funny at times, I don't think it's a classic.

I heard the author of the comics (original source) didn't like this film, though...

Wes Anderson´s use of color and its aesthetics are simply majestic.

That is already a classic

This already is a classic.

This was an amazingly accurate representation of South African culture and attitudes and a brilliant reflection of the apartheid mindset against minorities. And a fantastic story, to boot. An excellent film, well worth watching.

This is no longer entertaining to me because it became my reality.

This quote really stuck with me: "Has anything you've done made your life better?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgIMuTELzXI

“How happy is the blameless vestal's lot! The world forgetting, by the world forgot. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind! Each pray'r accepted, and each wish resign'd”

Also released in the same year and dealing with magic was The Illusionist, which was just as good.

Not bad, nothing more.

The film had a great story, but I disagree about the "gorgeous cinematography", it was too dark for my taste. And I don't mean thematically or atmospherically I mean literally- the actors were in shadow half the time. It seems to be a trend of the last few years and I don't like it. Decreasing the brightness doesn't create atmosphere or mood it just makes the movie harder to watch.

I can't remember seeing this...

it made me empathize with an AI device. Go figure.

I know a lot of people dislike Alfonso Cuaron because of Prisoner of Azkaban, but this movies is great.

Oh God, the scene where they try to speak Italian. I remember everybody in the cinema laughing at that.

First of all, Papa Smurf didn't create Smurfette. Gargamel did. She was sent in as Gargamel's evil spy with the intention of destroying the Smurf village. But the overwhelming goodness of the Smurf way of life transformed her. And as for the whole gang-bang scenario - It just couldn't happen. Smurfs are asexual. They don't even have reproductive organs under those little white pants. That's what's so illogical, you know, about being a Smurf. What's the point of living... if you don't have a d**k?

It's so spot on. Those who don't get it are the ones putting Brawdo on their crops.

This needs to be shown to high school kids as a PSA against drugs

I liked the trilogy, even the Dark Knight Rises. I don't understand all the hate it gets.

"Get in the car, losers, we're going shopping!"

Listen to the some "'39" by Queen. This is the story of that song.

Amazing movie! Unpredictable, scary real, fantastic actors, great rhythm...highly recommended!

i hate that movie so much. so overatted. yeat it's in 3d but what else is in it? so… so… so… cliché!!! it's beyond the limite of boring

This film was intense, blown away.

I really, REALLY tried to like this movie, to understand what the fuss is about. Four times I watched it, with an open mind, ready for it to hit me like a nail from Chigurh's captive bolt pistol. I just don't get it.

so cool! and fun! yeah, stupid but fun to Watch.

a true masterpiece

The Depahted!!

Barely made it to the half point. What everyone sees in this movie I'll never understand. I get it- it has real stunts and not CGI, but still you can't make a movie out of stunts alone.

McLovin forever.

I was pleasantly surprised by how good this movie was. My expectations for hollywood films have really gone down lately.

A movie for people who can think.

I can't stand this movie I'm sorry

Bowie was supposed to be in this movie, but he was too sick by the time they were shooting. He decided to finish his own work instead. :'( I'm sure he would've been magnificent per usual.

Don't know anything about this movie...never heard of it

great interpretation, but i find it so boring.

I´m a cinephile, but BORING AF.

Nope. Jesse Eisenberg is a s**t actor, Facebook is not exciting/dramatic enough a topic to have a movie made about it, Mark Zuckerberg is a d**k who can't protect your information, and I also think he stole the idea from the Armie Hammer twins.

Hell no. If I want to watch a movie with a lot of singing in it, I watch Little Shop of Horrors, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Corpse Bride, and Nightmare Before Christmas. There's a theme here, but my point is it's a 2-hour song-and-dance-fest about whether the two main characters will end up together, and in the end, she starts a family with someone else, because they broke up over petty b******t. Then the movie has the audacity to tack on a "what if...?" dream sequence at the end, just to rub it in the faces of everyone who cared about the main characters. Newsflash, Damien Chazelle, some of us didn't give a f**k. Leave this kind of b******t for some mediocre Broadway wannabe theatre, and maybe Hollywood will finally make a movie about The Book of Mormon.