HOW DARE YOU NOT HAVE SEE IT UNTIL RIGHT NOW, shame on you... D:

Ah well, you're forgiven. And yes, I hope it kicks Avatar's butt in the Oscars.

-Nikira

Geez B6, what took you so long?

It is a fantastic movie, but I still think I like Wall-e better.

About time!

I loved that movie. So much.

~EW~

I like Up better, in large part due to the message it contains. Wall-E, while touching, was all about us killing our planet and getting fat and all that. While I feel those things are important, I don't want them shoved down my throat in a movie. The message I got from Up was simple: enjoy life and have fun. You can't ask for much more than that.

I like Up better, in large part due to the message it contains. Wall-E, while touching, was all about us killing our planet and getting fat and all that. While I feel those things are important, I don't want them shoved down my throat in a movie. The message I got from Up was simple: enjoy life and have fun. You can't ask for much more than that.

Th-that was beautiful. *wipes tear from eye* Not really, but that's pretty much how I felt too.

I cried a bit after Ellie died. It was just so sad.

UP was amazing. It had everything you could want in a family film, and all of it masterfully done.

+1 internets to you, B6.

Of course, being a BZP Admin, your internets are already over 9000.

Wall-E, while touching, was all about us killing our planet and getting fat and all that. While I feel those things are important, I don't want them shoved down my throat in a movie.

That's not the message I got from Wall-E; that was just a subtext. I felt the message from Wall-E was the importance of love - that love *is* the purpose of life. Wall-E becomes more than just an automaton when he learns this.

Wall-E is one of my four favourite films ever made. ^^;

Up made me cry a lot ._.;

Up was terrific. I had a knot in my throat at the end. I wanted to cry when Kevin left, but I stopped myself.

So, yeah. Go buy Up folks!

Wall-E, while touching, was all about us killing our planet and getting fat and all that. While I feel those things are important, I don't want them shoved down my throat in a movie.

That's not the message I got from Wall-E; that was just a subtext. I felt the message from Wall-E was the importance of love - that love *is* the purpose of life. Wall-E becomes more than just an automaton when he learns this.

 

Wall-E is one of my four favourite films ever made. ^^;

 

 

 

 

Up made me cry a lot ._.;

I definitely agree that it was a lot about love, but they could have done it in another subtext that wasn't designed to make me feel guilty about living on this planet.

Am I the only one who wasn't profoundly touched b-*is silenced*

Yes, you're the only one.

I still need to see Up, didn't get the chance when it was in theaters (More cuz I'd be the one paying for it, and I lacked the money/transportation choices) ^^;;;

But I think I can scrap together five or so dollars to go rent it from Blockbuster, as I have yet to see one negative comment about this movie.

Up is my favorite movie of 2009.

Then again I only saw Up and TLR so....

But yeah, it was an incredible movie all around.

Am I the only one who wasn't profoundly touched b-*is silenced*

Yes, you're the only one.

Nah, really, it's not like I hate it, but at at the same time, I have yet to see a movie that got some sort of emotional reaction from me.

Am I the only one who wasn't profoundly touched b-*is silenced*

Yes, you're the only one.

 

Nah, really, it's not like I hate it, but at at the same time, I have yet to see a movie that got some sort of emotional reaction from me.

You've never laughed at a joke, been mad at a villain, been afraid of a monster, or cried when someone died in a movie? You either watch very bad movies or are cold and heartless.

Up is amazing. Though it lacks a happy ending. Which makes me sad.

But like Smeag, I like Wall-E better. It's one of my top five favourite films.

I read an interview with the director of Wall-e. He said he was very reluctant to use obesity/eco themes in the movie. He knew people would confuse the meaning if the movie, he meant that more as a medium for what Smeag said up there.

Believe me, I hate having those things shoved down my throat too. That's why I didn't like Happy Feet.

Up was good but I must agree with Smeag and DV, I loved Wall-e so much more. Love wins. Wall-E is one of my top films ever. And I've probably seen it more than all of you and have yet to get tired of it. I saw it so many times during my shifts at Walmart. Wall-E was better than Up in my opinion, however, Up was still great.

Kohaku

You've never laughed at a joke, been mad at a villain, been afraid of a monster, or cried when someone died in a movie? You either watch very bad movies or are cold and heartless.

Definitely, yes, to the first two, but I can't honestly say I have for the last two. I may have some heart strings tugged at by a sad thing, buy there's no outward appearance.

I'd be perfectly fine if Hurt Locker or Avatar won to be honest.

To be honest, the last time I cried at a movie was at Star Trek.

You see, to me, some of those scenes represented the rebirth of Star trek. Adn to me, that was one heck of a big deal. So I shed a tear a few times.

The only time I was mad at a villain was in Iron Man, when Stane was attacking Tony and putting Pepper's life in danger in the process.

To be honest, the last time I cried at a movie was at Star Trek.

Which Star Trek - the new one? I could see in the opening scene maybe, but by far the most emotional scene in a Star Trek movie is near the end of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. "I have been, and always shall be, your friend..."