Wall-E
I have to be honest, this film goes straight in to the top five best films ever made. It's beautifully shot (well, animated), the direction is great, there are some fantastic little nods to other films and in-jokes (like the Macintosh boot-up sound used when Wall-E reboots - Steve Jobs owns Pixar and started Apple, etc). The first half an hour or so is genuinely breathtaking (far better at the apocalyptic aftermath than things like I Am Legend, etc) and there is real emotional depth in the performances. Bearing in mind the dialog is pretty much limited to "Wall-E!" and "Eeeeve!" and it's amazing at how well you can follow the rollercoaster of emotions in the film.

You'll laugh, cry, be on the edge of your seat and come away feeling drained, but richer for having seen it. And immediately start praying for the Bluray release!
(Chad, Mon 21 Jul 2008, 12:44, Reply)