Why WALL-E Is Pixar’s Most Important Film Ever

WALL-E just might be Pixar’s most powerful film, and that’s saying something for a studio that’s won 18 Academy Awards.

I feel like WALL-E is a largely forgotten about film that gets lost in Pixar’s catalog of mega-hits like Toy Story, The Incredibles, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc., and Up.

And that’s a shame, because I think WALL-E might just be the most important Pixar film ever made.

In this article I’ll break down why.

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1. It Deals With Very Important Topics

Let me ask you this — how many animated movies are about the apocalypse?

I had to look it up. Apparently there’s only one other one about the apocalypse — a PG-13 animated movie called “9” with voice acting provided by Elijah Wood, John C. Reilly, and Jennifer Connelly.

The thing is, that movie came out in 2009, whereas WALL-E came out in 2008 and was actually first…