Wall-E

I have a friend who is obsessed with Pixar and wants to work for them some day. Maybe he will because he has over a million hits on his Youtube video lol.

is he the guy who made mathmaticious? or was that someone else haha...

my best vid only got 3766 views >.<

alex-likes-running wrote:is he the guy who made mathmaticious? or was that someone else haha...

my best vid only got 3766 views >.<

Yeah.

yeah that was a pretty sweet vid.

that math video was funny

You never grow out of Pixar movies. My day (54) maintains that Toy Story is the best movie ever made. If anyone at my school expresses any distaste for any of the good Pixar movies (pretty much all but Cars and maybe The Incredibles, though the latter was entertaining), they get pretty thoroughly blackballed.

As for Wall-E, it was great, but I'd say it ranks behind Ratatouille and Toy Story as the best Pixar movie. It just barely beats out Finding Nemo.

funrunner wrote:You never grow out of Pixar movies. My day (54) maintains that Toy Story is the best movie ever made. If anyone at my school expresses any distaste for any of the good Pixar movies (pretty much all but Cars and maybe The Incredibles, though the latter was entertaining), they get pretty thoroughly blackballed.

As for Wall-E, it was great, but I'd say it ranks behind Ratatouille and Toy Story as the best Pixar movie. It just barely beats out Finding Nemo.

Cars and the Incredibles were bad. Ratatouille, Toy Story, and finding Nemo were the best. I haven't seen Wall-E yet but I hadn't pictured it being better than Finding Nemo.

finding nemo is the bestttttttt.

Trackaholic wrote:your status of coolness in my book has taken a very steep drop today, alex.

I am ashamed of you.

begone, go listen to dragon force or something you wall-e hater.

lmao. Thats funny cause he plays guitar hero alot.



I haven't watched it yet but I did see Kung Fu Panda. Very hilarious. RECOMMENDED!!!

I dont watch computer animated kid flicks unless they are from pixar. FAIL.

FK wrote:

funrunner wrote:You never grow out of Pixar movies. My day (54) maintains that Toy Story is the best movie ever made. If anyone at my school expresses any distaste for any of the good Pixar movies (pretty much all but Cars and maybe The Incredibles, though the latter was entertaining), they get pretty thoroughly blackballed.

As for Wall-E, it was great, but I'd say it ranks behind Ratatouille and Toy Story as the best Pixar movie. It just barely beats out Finding Nemo.

Cars and the Incredibles were bad. Ratatouille, Toy Story, and finding Nemo were the best. I haven't seen Wall-E yet but I hadn't pictured it being better than Finding Nemo.

+1, i love ratatouille the most, then nemo, then wall-e, then toy story

toy story and finding nemo were my favorite.
incredibles was ok.
i never saw ratatouille.

FK wrote:

funrunner wrote:You never grow out of Pixar movies. My day (54) maintains that Toy Story is the best movie ever made. If anyone at my school expresses any distaste for any of the good Pixar movies (pretty much all but Cars and maybe The Incredibles, though the latter was entertaining), they get pretty thoroughly blackballed.

As for Wall-E, it was great, but I'd say it ranks behind Ratatouille and Toy Story as the best Pixar movie. It just barely beats out Finding Nemo.

Cars and the Incredibles were bad. Ratatouille, Toy Story, and finding Nemo were the best. I haven't seen Wall-E yet but I hadn't pictured it being better than Finding Nemo.

Exactly. +1 on all counts.

I saw Wall-e last night.
It would have been a really cute movie, except all I could focus on was the stupid political messages behind the movie... that ruined it for me.

it looks cute. i might see it. i'll probably wait for it to come out on DVD though.

baby got track x3 wrote:I saw Wall-e last night.
It would have been a really cute movie, except all I could focus on was the stupid political messages behind the movie... that ruined it for me.

+1

thelagwagon wrote:

baby got track x3 wrote:I saw Wall-e last night.
It would have been a really cute movie, except all I could focus on was the stupid political messages behind the movie... that ruined it for me.

+1

+2, but I didn't let it ruin it for me. Had to tune out my critical thinking for 90 minutes, but it's summer break, so it wasn't too difficult.

runner_dude wrote:

thelagwagon wrote:

baby got track x3 wrote:I saw Wall-e last night.
It would have been a really cute movie, except all I could focus on was the stupid political messages behind the movie... that ruined it for me.

+1

+2, but I didn't let it ruin it for me. Had to tune out my critical thinking for 90 minutes, but it's summer break, so it wasn't too difficult.

What were the political messages?

FK wrote:

runner_dude wrote:

thelagwagon wrote:

baby got track x3 wrote:I saw Wall-e last night.
It would have been a really cute movie, except all I could focus on was the stupid political messages behind the movie... that ruined it for me.

+1

+2, but I didn't let it ruin it for me. Had to tune out my critical thinking for 90 minutes, but it's summer break, so it wasn't too difficult.

What were the political messages?

There were quite a few anti-corporate and environmental messages in their. Some of them weren't too subtle.

funrunner wrote:

FK wrote:

runner_dude wrote:

thelagwagon wrote:

baby got track x3 wrote:I saw Wall-e last night.
It would have been a really cute movie, except all I could focus on was the stupid political messages behind the movie... that ruined it for me.

+1

+2, but I didn't let it ruin it for me. Had to tune out my critical thinking for 90 minutes, but it's summer break, so it wasn't too difficult.

What were the political messages?

There were quite a few anti-corporate and environmental messages in their. Some of them weren't too subtle.

I didn't see the movie so I wouldn't know.

FK wrote:

funrunner wrote:

FK wrote:

runner_dude wrote:

thelagwagon wrote:

baby got track x3 wrote:I saw Wall-e last night.
It would have been a really cute movie, except all I could focus on was the stupid political messages behind the movie... that ruined it for me.

+1

+2, but I didn't let it ruin it for me. Had to tune out my critical thinking for 90 minutes, but it's summer break, so it wasn't too difficult.

What were the political messages?

There were quite a few anti-corporate and environmental messages in their. Some of them weren't too subtle.

I didn't see the movie so I wouldn't know.

I wouldn't say it ruins the movie. Go see it now!

funrunner wrote:

FK wrote:

runner_dude wrote:

thelagwagon wrote:

baby got track x3 wrote:I saw Wall-e last night.
It would have been a really cute movie, except all I could focus on was the stupid political messages behind the movie... that ruined it for me.

+1

+2, but I didn't let it ruin it for me. Had to tune out my critical thinking for 90 minutes, but it's summer break, so it wasn't too difficult.

What were the political messages?

There were quite a few anti-corporate and environmental messages in their. Some of them weren't too subtle.

There was a lot about obesity too, and American life becoming too dependant on technology.

yea but it was supposed to be part of the humor.

Something tells me if all the humans had just been normal people on a ship, that would have made wall-e alot more boring. I mean think of it, the people being fat and lazy was half of the plot. otherwise, the second half of the movie would have been nothing but cliche, because nobody else has ever done a movie about a giant space ship full of fat people, trust me.

wall-e does have subliminal messages and some undertones, but if you think about it, wall-e is a very ORIGINAL movie. I dont think a plot like it has ever been explored before.