Brilliant show from start to finish, great graphics, great story line and you just fall in love with Wall-e. He is so cute. Lovely film you can just happily watch it again and again! Highly recommend!

I dragged a good few people with me to see this one, and the response was mixed. I couldn't have praised it higher, but my friends' reactions ranged from mildly amused to "a waste of time and money". I just wanted to iron out the rifts between so many differing opinions, and pedal the only one that makes sense. Mine.

I'm kidding of course, but I really have found it difficult to see what problems people have with it. The film in itself is so sweet and endearing as a whole, and I think that's what the creators went for - a lot of my friends found it boring and particularly anti-hilarious, but it's not the laughs you go for, even though there are a good few. Don't get me wrong, I realise that people didn't walk out of the cinemas roaring, but there really are moments you'll laugh out loud at. For me, Wall-e was more about the accomplishment Pixar studios have made with the animation - in a hyphened word it's mind-blowing. It's hard not to be impressed by the effort put into each detail.

However, visuals aside, Wall-e has the biggest heart and imagination I've seen in a film in a long time, and I really appreciated it. The messages being conveyed about emotion, personal connection and the fate of the planet are all poignant and ring like bells afterwards. If you like a film that leaves you thinking, this is one of them, and I can guarantee some pretty heated discussions afterwards, concerning, for instance, how very bleak mankind's future is.

All in all I thought Wall-e was an absolute winner. It's a departure from previous hits such as Monster's Inc. and Finding Nemo, because there is less humour, but there's heaps and heaps of imagination. I've thought a lot about the humans in the film: the animation is decidedly less impressive where the humans are concerned, but again I think that's part of the message- don't we need to forget about ourselves sometimes? A friend told me she found the view on mankind's future too bleak, but I think it's down to clever films such as Wall-e to wake us all up and get us thinking about each other more, thinking about the environment. It's a gem of a film, and one which I guarantee you'll enjoy, kids and adults alike. And try to ignore the fact that he looks a little like Johnny 5. Enjoy!