BURN-E is an enjoyable short that engages in a BTTF 2-style re-exploration of its source, Pixar's excellent WALL-E. There's probably a more highbrow analogy than Zemeckis' underrated 1989 sequel, but I can't think of one. The story follows a robot whose maintenance work is continually interrupted by WALL-E and EVE's escapades. It's high-concept stuff, and it works well, with a handful of hilarious jokes. There's not much of an emotional hook, compared with the feature, but it's lot of fun.

A bit fun-e.

flurryheaven’s review:
Oh my god this was hysterical. Showing the incredibly bad day of Burn-E, that robot that got locked out in Wall-E. All he wanted to do was fix that damn light, it's all Wall-E's fault.

A fun little behind the scenes look at the main plotline of Wall-E as a repair robot battles to replace a broken part.

Nicely animated and you get to see Wall-E and EVE flying through space together again which is one of the most joyful scenes in recent cinema.

Poor little Burn-e. A funny little back story to Wall-e.

So funny!

Adorable and fixes a plot-hole.

Poor BURN-E

The music at the end made me laugh. :D

BURN-E is an enjoyable short that engages in a BTTF 2-style re-exploration of its source, Pixar's excellent WALL-E. There's probably a more highbrow analogy than Zemeckis' underrated 1989 sequel, but I can't think of one. The story follows a robot whose maintenance work is continually interrupted by WALL-E and EVE's escapades. It's high-concept stuff, and it works well, with a handful of hilarious jokes. There's not much of an emotional hook, compared with the feature, but it's lot of fun.

A bit fun-e.