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The WALL-E DVD features Pixar’s 2008 film directed by Andrew Stanton, winner of the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. A lonely trash-collecting robot on an abandoned Earth meets the probe robot EVE and follows her into space. The film runs about 98 minutes. It is in stock and ships free within the US, so add it to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 2 |
| Studio | DISNEY/PIXAR |
| Released | May 29, 2016 |
| Run time | 1 hour and 38 minutes |
| Condition | Not specified |
| Availability | In stock |
The WALL-E DVD brings home Pixar's 2008 animated feature about a lonely trash-compacting robot who falls in love with a sleek probe named EVE. Directed by Andrew Stanton, it won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and runs about 98 minutes.
It is a standard DVD, so it plays in any DVD player and in Blu-ray players too, which makes it an easy pick for a family room or a kids' player.
In the year 2805, Earth is a deserted, uninhabitable wasteland, and a single robot, WALL-E, has been left behind to clean up the garbage. He spends his days compacting trash and collecting trinkets from the garbage, until EVE, a probe robot sent from the starship Axiom, arrives on the planet.
WALL-E falls for EVE at once, and his devotion takes him far from home and into space. Ben Burtt, who was also the film's sound designer, voices WALL-E, and Elissa Knight voices EVE. Jeff Garlin plays the Axiom's Captain B. McCrea, and Fred Willard appears as Shelby Forthright.
The ship's autopilot, AUTO, is voiced by the MacInTalk text-to-speech program, and Sigourney Weaver voices the Axiom's computer. Disney released the film in US theaters on June 27, 2008.
Besides its Oscar win, WALL-E earned Academy Award nominations for Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Score, Best Original Song, Sound Editing and Sound Mixing. Its early sequences tell the story with minimal dialogue, so even young viewers can follow along.
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment released the film on DVD and Blu-ray on November 18, 2008, and various editions included the shorts Presto and BURN-E. It was one of the best-selling DVDs of 2008, and owning the WALL-E movie on disc means it is always ready for family movie night.
Add another family classic with Dumbo (60th Anniversary Edition) on DVD, or browse our full range of animated movies and series. Our list of gifts for movie lovers has more ideas. For cast, production and awards, see the Wikipedia article on WALL-E.
WALL-E DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
Who directed WALL-E?
Andrew Stanton directed the film for Pixar Animation Studios and co-wrote the screenplay with Jim Reardon.
Did WALL-E win an Oscar?
Yes. It won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature at the 81st Academy Awards.
Will it play in my DVD player?
Yes. It is a standard DVD, and it also plays in Blu-ray players.
How long is the movie?
WALL-E runs about 98 minutes, a comfortable length for family viewing.
The WALL-E DVD is in stock, ships free within the US and is dispatched within 2 business days. Read our 30-day return policy, then add this Pixar favorite to your cart for your next family movie night.
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This is the DVD edition, 2 discs.
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One of Pixar’s Best
4.5 Stars. Pixar writer [Toy Story movies (1995, 1999, 2010), Monsters, Inc. (2001), Finding Nemo (2003)] and director Finding Nemo takes social commentary to a new level by incorporating a dystopian future into a lovable children’s tale. Earth is covered by garbage after mass consumerism took control. It because of Buy ‘n’ Large (BnL), a mega corporation like Walmart that even held the presidency. To solve the problem they sent everyone into space on luxury cruise ships, where they’ve been for 700 years. The ships are run by robots as people grew fat from sitting in their floating chairs, where they never had to move again. They stare at the screens in front of them and the roam the ship’s decks, not seeing world around them. Their children are also raised and educated by the robots. WALL-E is a garbage robot whose job is to turn all the garbage into cubes. As the only robot left on Earth, he’s found a love for our discarded junk. EVE is dropped off on Earth one day with the directive to find plant matter. When WALL-E presents her with plant, a space adventure begins that will change the fate of mankind. Besides being cute with the love story of EVE and WALL-E and nostalgic with items from the past, the movie addresses risks on human civilization and Earth by consumerism, corporatism and the human impact on the environment. It also has an artificial intelligence element, where robots are more in command they people think. The movie is amazing, because it does all that and remains fun and exciting. It pertains to all ages and gained critics praise. It also racked up the Academy Awards for Best Animation, Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Score and nominations for Best Original Song, Sound Editing, and Sound Mixing. On a technical note, Pixar wanted the computer animated movie to look like it was shot with a film camera. They brought in famed cinematographer Roger Deakins to shoot test footage on their roof that they used to adjust their algorithm. The end result is a beautiful movie, especially on the trash covered Earth. It’s definitely worth watching over and over.