Part two.
Personally, I love this movie.
SF Debris: Wall-E
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Re: SF Debris: Wall-E
Did anyone else enjoy the Burn-E short film that nicely goes along wit the Wall-E movie?
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Re: SF Debris: Wall-E
I was rather bored in parts of Wall-E. I think it could of been 20 minutes shorter and lost nothing.
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Re: SF Debris: Wall-E
I just wanted to hug the guy at the end.Coalition wrote:Did anyone else enjoy the Burn-E short film that nicely goes along wit the Wall-E movie?
Re: SF Debris: Wall-E
I thought the same thing too.Teaos wrote:I was rather bored in parts of Wall-E. I think it could of been 20 minutes shorter and lost nothing.
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