WALL·E

Similar to WALL·E in its poignant storytelling and endearing characters, Up takes viewers on a heartwarming adventure of an unlikely duo – a grumpy old man and an enthusiastic young scout. Like WALL·E, it weaves a tale that resonates with both young and old audiences, full of emotion and stunning animation.

As another Pixar classic, Finding Nemo tells the story of an overprotective clownfish searching for his son. It’s a tale filled with humor, breathtaking underwater landscapes, and a poignant message about family and perseverance akin to WALL·E's narrative.

Fans of WALL·E’s lovable robot protagonist will surely find a similar charm in Big Hero 6's Baymax, a healthcare companion robot. The movie's blend of future tech, friendship, and personal growth aligns with the themes explored in WALL·E.

Set during the Cold War, The Iron Giant features a giant extraterrestrial robot and a young boy who form an unlikely friendship. The movie delves into themes of acceptance and the fear of the unknown, akin to the touching narrative explored in WALL·E.

Wreck-It Ralph explores the life of a video game villain who wants to become a hero. Like WALL·E, this movie provides an interesting take on identity and the quest for personal meaning, set in a colorful and creative universe.

Robots is an animated film set in a world populated entirely by robots. Its focus on a young inventor robot trying to make it in the big city shares a similar whimsical take on sentient machinery and values, reminiscent of WALL·E's charm.