Hype can do a lot of things. It can set unrealistic expectations, bring upon confusion, and face harsh criticism when a movie fails live up to it. Fortunately, this isn't too much the case with Wall-E. The creators at Pixar are true artists and flex their 3D craft muscles as they tell a story of a robot who falls in love. It's part sci-fi, comedy, and drama - developing an unexpected main character who is essentially a mere trash compactor. It's unique and cute, and despite being a little over an hour, stays true to the Pixar brand and is a welcome addition to the 3D movie universe. 9.1/10.
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