After yrs of churning out lifeless romantic comedies, Hollywood has finally rediscovered the joys of pure, unadulterated love. Which, in Pixar's latest computer-animated tour de force, just happens to occur between two robots. Wall.E, a trash-compactor doing mop-up duty on earth after everyone has fled, falls head over rollers for a probe-droid named Eve- following her into space as she is whisked back to her ship. The film features little dialogue but is fluent in the language of love, from Wall.E's awkward initial attempts at affection to bliss of a first kiss. Bravo. Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Nice WALL.E
Nice WALL.E
After yrs of churning out lifeless romantic comedies, Hollywood has finally rediscovered the joys of pure, unadulterated love. Which, in Pixar's latest computer-animated tour de force, just happens to occur between two robots. Wall.E, a trash-compactor doing mop-up duty on earth after everyone has fled, falls head over rollers for a probe-droid named Eve- following her into space as she is whisked back to her ship. The film features little dialogue but is fluent in the language of love, from Wall.E's awkward initial attempts at affection to bliss of a first kiss. Bravo.
After yrs of churning out lifeless romantic comedies, Hollywood has finally rediscovered the joys of pure, unadulterated love. Which, in Pixar's latest computer-animated tour de force, just happens to occur between two robots. Wall.E, a trash-compactor doing mop-up duty on earth after everyone has fled, falls head over rollers for a probe-droid named Eve- following her into space as she is whisked back to her ship. The film features little dialogue but is fluent in the language of love, from Wall.E's awkward initial attempts at affection to bliss of a first kiss. Bravo. 
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