WALL·E

I have not seen WALL-E in it's entirety since I saw it in theaters when I was 7 and seeing it as an adult I can say that is one of the most beautiful animated movies I've ever seen. Pixar is known for creating stories about things that aren't human feel human and WALL-E is perhaps the best example of that sentiment, the love story at the core of WALL-E made me feel something special and it's impressive how Stanton crafts it purely through movement. The sequence of WALL-E and EVA dancing together is one of the greatest scenes in all of cinema it's romantic, cute, and intimate. The comedy in WALL-E is also on point much like Andrew Stanton's previous film Finding Nemo the comedy is blended into all the other more heartfelt and melancholy moments in the film extremely well, where as Finding Nemo's comedy was more dialogue based WALL-E perfects it through subtle physical comedy. This really might've dethroned Toy Story 2 as my favorite Pixar film, WALL-E is an achievement in film like no other.