Bolt was Robbed by Wall-E

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jcvaldez
I know this is an old subject to talk about, but nevertheless here it is.

I thought that Wall-e was a cute movie. I thought that the animation was fabulous. I love the message. Overall, I liked the film. However I thought that Bolt was better. Of all the current Cg animated films, I thought bolt was moer like classic Disney. I thought the story (eventhough it not as original as Wall-E) was more touching. I thought the animation was better in Bolt as well. Wall-E eventhough it was good, I thought had a few problems. I guess I like dogs better than robots. big grin

What do you guys think?

Quincy
NOPE

jcvaldez
Originally posted by Quincy
NOPE

thanks for your highly detailed and articulate opinion very insightful

Quincy
stoned

jcvaldez
big grin

Quincy
What's the message of Bolt?

jcvaldez
Friendship, Loyalty, Being with the one you love. happy

Don't get me wrong, Wall-E has a great message. I don't know, I just thought Bolt was better.

jaden101
Wall-E is vastly superior to Bolt.

Impediment
Originally posted by jaden101
Wall-E is vastly superior to Bolt.

BackFire
Wall-E was robbed by Slumdog Millionaire.

jcvaldez
Originally posted by jaden101
Wall-E is vastly superior to Bolt.

I don't think so.

Mairuzu
Originally posted by BackFire
Wall-E was robbed by Slumdog Millionaire. drylaugh




still hate you uhuh

chidori210
Originally posted by Mairuzu
drylaugh




still hate you uhuh

LMAO y?

MildPossession
Wall.E was the correct winner for awards over Bolt. Compared to Bolt, Wall.E pushed the boundaries in Animation. Vastly complex in both animation and storyline, unlike Bolt.

I still adored Bolt though!

Accel
I liked Bolt, but its simple story of a dog finding his way back home w/ a Truman Show twist doesn't really measure up to the story of the emotional dorky robot venturing into space to find his soul mate while bringing humanity back to its roots.

Kento
Originally posted by jaden101
Wall-E is vastly superior to Bolt.

roughrider
This thread is bullsh*t. wacko

First_Tsurugi06
I enjoyed Kung Fu Panda over either one personally.

...guys?

MildPossession
You suck. stick out tongue

First_Tsurugi06
Eat me smokin'

jaden101
Originally posted by First_Tsurugi06
Eat me smokin'

I eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast.

You eat pieces of shit for breakfast?





















































































No

SnakeEyes
Originally posted by BackFire
Wall-E was robbed by Slumdog Millionaire.

The Wrestler was robbed by Slumdog! mad

dadudemon
Originally posted by SnakeEyes
The Wrestler was robbed by Slumdog! mad

No, Slumdog robbed Speed Racer!


I can't BELIEVE no one here has good tastes.


doped

XanatosForever
Speed Racer had some of the best vehicular combat that wasn't tied to transforming vehicles I've ever seen. Plus it had John Goodman beating up a nonja.

Joker1237
Originally posted by jcvaldez
Friendship, Loyalty, Being with the one you love. happy

Don't get me wrong, Wall-E has a great message. I don't know, I just thought Bolt was better.

Just like the Fox and the Hound and a dozen other Disney movies. Open your eyes.

The Nuul
Originally posted by jaden101
Wall-E is vastly superior to Bolt.

Mr. Rhythmic
Originally posted by jcvaldez
I know this is an old subject to talk about, but nevertheless here it is.

I thought that Wall-e was a cute movie. I thought that the animation was fabulous. I love the message. Overall, I liked the film. However I thought that Bolt was better. Of all the current Cg animated films, I thought bolt was moer like classic Disney. I thought the story (eventhough it not as original as Wall-E) was more touching. I thought the animation was better in Bolt as well. Wall-E eventhough it was good, I thought had a few problems. I guess I like dogs better than robots. big grin

What do you guys think?

"Wall-E" was better.

Firestormed
Wall-E for me, overall superior movie

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