And the crowd went wild! Just kidding. This week some new photos found their way to the web (click here for more). But not only that, since we sneaky put up a Wall-e trailer that wasn’t meant to last month, a new official trailer has been posted. You can skip the first half, it’s about the same as the other, but definitely check the second half!
All I can say is, this robot is a real real charmer. Andrew Stanton, the director, got the idea even before Toy Story. And as a million other movies, it got shelved. But when Finding Nemo was done, and he had "achieved the physics of believing you were really under water," it was time for him to do the same in space.
I don't think I've ever been this hyped for a Pixar and I'm sure it'll break some records. And only because we, the people, forgot to turn off a little robot called Wall-e (that's Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class) when leaving earth. So we are not that stupid after all?
As you might have noticed February 2008 is over, and this means it’s time for a movie top 10 for last month! We’ve been doing this for a little over a month now and what a fun time it has been. Thanks everybody for visiting, taking the movie polls and leaving your kind comments. It has been fun to build this small community with all of you. A small community of movie lovers out there on this very very big internet.
As I said, I thought it would be cool to do a monthly movie top 10. So based on your votes, here are the ten most and best voted movies in February: Read the rest of this entry »
Because the earth got too dirty for mankind to live in, everybody had to leave — bye people! A bunch of robots had to stay around to clean up the place. However, the plan to save the earth failed miserably and there was only one robot left to fulfill his duties, Wall-e. But during the years, Wall-e developed a personality. And when Eve, a female robot, visits earth, he soon falls in love with her. Only to find out that Eve doesn’t have any feeling, at all.
Wall-e is the new baby of Andrew Stanton, also responsible for Finding Nemo. One of the better Pixar/Disney collaborations if you ask me. The most recent trailer, featuring Eve for the first time, shows an even more promising Wall-e than before. Not to mention the stunning visuals we saw in the earlier trailers. And going by their track record, I'd say it's safe to say we can get ready for another entertaining and funny movie, with a very big heart.
