Ember and Wade are as good a romantic pair as any live-action couple. That’s not to say that the story itself handles both characters equally. Elemental is ultimately Ember's story, not Wade's.

Never mind Elvis and Priscilla, two of the year’s most captivating movie hairstyles belong to Ember and Wade, the animated heroes of “Elemental.” In Pixar’s anthropomorphic rom-com, these ...

Elemental weaves together the opposites-attract love story of Ember and Wade with a moving, first-generation immigrant tale; Ember's parents came from far away to settle in Element City, ...

Where Wade comes from a well-to-do aquatic clan that lives in a fancy high rise, Ember is an immigrant from the world of fire who is bent on honoring her parents by taking over their shop, which ...

During a tantrum, Ember’s high-temperature rage bursts a pipe. Out pops Wade (Mamoudou Athie), a city inspector prone to crying jags. (What, you thought there wouldn’t be waterworks jokes?) ...

In their first iterations, Ember and Wade came off as superheroes, throwing their fire and water around as displays of energy (they represent Pixar’s first fully-simulated, volumetric characters ...

In Elemental, it's Ember and Wade who need to push past their shared assumptions. Ember first meets Wade when the watery city inspector washes into the store's basement.

Wade and Ember take in a movie in "Elemental." (Disney/Pixar) Kristen Lopez. June 18, ... Ember and Wade (voiced by Leah Lewis and Mamoudou Athie, respectively), who fall in love with each other.

I love all the elements, and it was so nice to see them in a movie. I actually first saw this movie in the theater with my daughters, nieces and my father. We all enjoyed this one a lot.

Wade can walk through gates or turn into droplets that reassemble, as if he’s an affable version of the shape-shifting T-1000 from “Terminator 2,” while Ember can create things of beauty and ...