Writer and director Andrew Stanton delivers another classic for Pixar and takes animation to new heights with this stunning film. This time he aims high beyond the children to address the issue of saving planet and humankind along paying homage to classic films such as 2001 and Star Wars. The title character is inspired by the film "Short Circuit" where a robot lives and has human traits and feelings. The love story is cute but not the only thing that drives the film. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Saturday, January 3, 2009
WALL·E
Writer and director Andrew Stanton delivers another classic for Pixar and takes animation to new heights with this stunning film. This time he aims high beyond the children to address the issue of saving planet and humankind along paying homage to classic films such as 2001 and Star Wars. The title character is inspired by the film "Short Circuit" where a robot lives and has human traits and feelings. The love story is cute but not the only thing that drives the film. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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