Gonna see it tomorrow.
Can't wait for the Blu-ray, the previews of it on the Blu-ray are really stunning!
Can't wait for the Blu-ray, the previews of it on the Blu-ray are really stunning!
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Really? Is it better than Finding Nemo? That's definitely my all-time Pixar favorite, followed closely by Monsters, Inc. and Toy Story (both of them).
I'm looking forward to seeing it, although that won't happen for another month or so. :-\
I absolutely loved it. I put together a little review if you would like to check it out or tell me how poorly done it was.
Review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLo4FFDnPu4
Review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLo4FFDnPu4
I guess it looks like a good movie. But I would not recommend any adults to go and see it alone. Lets be honest it's a kids movie and really not for us adults, and secondly most cinema venues don't let adults in who are without kids into children's films because of the fear they might be pedophiles. No kidding these things happen.
Oh happylittlemac, silly silly you. Firstly the film is far more "adult" that you give it credit and secondly I suggest you put aside your paranoia and political correctness. Just because an adult sees a kids movie, doesn't make them a pedophile. There is no causality between that at all and it's a parent's duty to protect their children from whatever is out there. And one of the main issues that is presented in Stanton's last movie, Finding Nemo is that "fear denies a good father from being one" and when you are absorbed in correcting your children and trying to protect them from everything, you miss out on being "present" with your child. A complex lesson that a lot of people need to learn, all from a "kids movie" so-called. And whatever theatre isn't allowing them in is clearly in violation of the law. Since when is ageism acceptable but racism, sexism, and homophobia not?
Anyway, I absolutely loved the film. For kids there's a good amount of cutesy characters and humor, but for the adults there's a simple love story and more complex issues like consumerism, pollution, and much more in the subtext.
I put together a little review if you would like to check it out.
Review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLo4FFDnPu4
Anyway, I absolutely loved the film. For kids there's a good amount of cutesy characters and humor, but for the adults there's a simple love story and more complex issues like consumerism, pollution, and much more in the subtext.
I put together a little review if you would like to check it out.
Review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLo4FFDnPu4
Thanks for the review, but I shut in down at the "one day Walle's world is turned up-side-down".
I want to see this for myself.
I want to see this for myself.
Apple in Wall-E
Pixar has made another artistic triumph with Wall-E. For those of you into all things Mac, you may notice a subtle but humorous nod to Apple that occurs twice in the movie, when Wall-E boots up.
Pixar has made another artistic triumph with Wall-E. For those of you into all things Mac, you may notice a subtle but humorous nod to Apple that occurs twice in the movie, when Wall-E boots up.
I read somewhere (here I'm sure) that Jonathan Ive (from 
) was a major consultant for the movie. Can't wait to see it.
) was a major consultant for the movie. Can't wait to see it. 
What?!? Have you not seen any Pixar movie before this? Have you ever heard of Bullwinkle, or seen any Warner Bros. cartoon? Cartoons are more for adults--and have been for decades--than I think you realize.
What what what?!? Where in god's name do you live that this is a belief? Does haggis turn people's brains to such pudding that this is actually a policy in your neighborhood?
Either you forgot where the
button is, or you have been fed some truly sad views. Go. See. The. Movie. Borrow a kid and their parents if you have to.Good idea. It's best to see it firsthand. I didn't go too far into spoiler-territory, just until the end of Act I. Anyway thanks for the kind words!
Yeah, he designed Eve.I read somewhere (here I'm sure) that Jonathan Ive (from
Are you freaking kidding me?! I went to see it today with my girlfriend and we're both 22.
I hate to say it but I wasnt that impressed with it -- i did enjoy the "short" before the movie though
I just saw WALL-E with my wife and 4-year old. It was fantastic. It is by far Pixar's best, and as mentioned filled with many Apple references and Easter Eggs.
But our theater showed it in DLP (Digital Projection). Wow. The quality and the colors were phenomenal. If you can see it on a digital projector screen, make the effort. It was worth it.
But our theater showed it in DLP (Digital Projection). Wow. The quality and the colors were phenomenal. If you can see it on a digital projector screen, make the effort. It was worth it.
This movie truly proved to me of how big of a wimp i am
Wall-E is the cutest thing ever! And all his noises and stuff just made me go "awwwwww"!
I also would say this has to be one of my favourite movies of all time!
I guess i really liked it
Wall-E is the cutest thing ever! And all his noises and stuff just made me go "awwwwww"!
I also would say this has to be one of my favourite movies of all time!
I guess i really liked it
You gots some catchin' up to do!
I searched the forums for "Wall-E" before I posted and got nothing. Oh well, it doesn't hurt to talk up a good thing, I guess.
It would make sense that Ive designed Eve: very simple lines, as iconic as Mickey Mouse.
Two words: South. Park.
"Complete this phrase: 'I hate n _ g g e r s'. I'll give you a hint: They're really annoying, and everybody hates them."
"The answer is *****s! *****s!!!!"
*gasp from audience*
"What is hell is wrong with you?! The answer is 'naggers'. It's 'naggers', you racist!"
That and the Simpsons (and Family Guy, for that matter) are all progeny of Moose & Squirrel. Weekday, prime-time evenings, politically pointed, challenging of authority, all pretty much created in the '60's, and not rediscovered until Groening and Parker & Stone came along. And not a moment too soon, either.
It warped the minds of all of us young 'uns that spent our time soaking it all in. Parents and our elected leaders were none too fond of it then, either...
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Two words: South. Park.
"Complete this phrase: 'I hate n _ g g e r s'. I'll give you a hint: They're really annoying, and everybody hates them."
"The answer is *****s! *****s!!!!"
*gasp from audience*
"What is hell is wrong with you?! The answer is 'naggers'. It's 'naggers', you racist!"
Lmao i loved that episode.
I saw this movie tonight This is pixars best movie to date yes better than nemo the movie was heart warming funny and just overall perfect this is one you have to see this summer i give it a 10/10 also would say walle is disney/pixar's greatest charchter they made in a long time.