Wall-e
30 June, 2008
Pixar continues to put out adorable, morally upright, exquisitely animated films. I have nothing bad to say about the piece. Even the movie in-jokes were hilarious, though I was frequently the only person in the theater laughing at them- a position to which I am quite accustomed at this point. I especially appreciated the end credits, with their condensed history of art.
1 July, 2008 at 9:13
I’m waiting for Pixar to make a flop. Ratattoulli or how ever you spell it, was terrible, but got rave reviews. Same with Cars and Monster Inc. I don’t want to see this but I know I will since I have 2 kids. The only thing these films are good for is distracting kids for 2 hours and for getting Hollywood Reporter reviewers to say something positive. I, personally, think they purchase good reviews.