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Pixar can do no wrong. While their movies are not always the funniest of the computer-animated genre, they are certainly the most memorable. Like most Pixar films of late, Wall-E succeeds without a whole pile of heavily-advertized celebrity voices; in fact, there's not much talking at all, unless you count the number of times the word "Wall-E" is spoken in robot-talk. This is a movie that cannot be enjoyed passively; you have to pay attention, since the true greatness is in the subtlety. I'm just mad that I fell asleep for about 15 minutes in the middle (I was tired) I'll have to see it again.

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