Wall-E Supervising Animator Tells His Story
Denofgeek wrote in to tell us about their story where "Pixar's supervising animator Angus MacLane gives an interesting interview about the technical challenges in bringing Wall-E to the screen. Plus he squeezes in a bit on his love of Lego, too..."
Ah, but no documentary on beans would be complete without the clip from "Blazing Saddles". Would it then be G rated?
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"Get these motherfucking beans out of my motherfucking documentary!", as narrator Sam Jackson would say ...
A documentary on beans could be rated G and would be so boring as to make kids run screaming from the room.
Especially if it's narrated by George Wendt.
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>Then putting out Walle happy meal toys
Hey, this month's happy meal toy is Tranformers.
No. Wall-e is not a transformer.
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Seen on Superpunch.
Wall-E: Best movie ever... featuring a creepy guy who lives in a garbage dump, drugs a girl into unconsciousness after she spurns his romantic advances, ties her up, and takes her bound, comatose body on dates. Naturally, she falls in love with him.
Ladies, better keep a close eye on your drinks if you meet anyone that works at Pixar.
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Y'know, I haven't seen the movie, but I really find this to be impossible. Indeed, the lack of dialogue is the single biggest reason I'm not going to see the movie until I, at the very least, pirate it to see if it's any good: stories without dialogue don't work. Period. There's a reason why we quit making silent movies, and it really disappointed me that Pixar is taking a step backward in that regard.
You know what also sucked? Radio dramas. Stories without pictures suck. I will right now say it is absolutely impossible to make a good story with just words. The people who listened to them were all congenital idiots. What were humans doing around campfires for thousands of years? Just making due with what they had. The moment we could combine pictures with those words, bada-boom-bada-bing, campfires became passe. And for good reason! People who listen to talking books are philistines and possibly communist.
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Um, if I say I thought the lack of dialog hurt it, will you get me two tickets too? I wouldn't mind seeing it two more times while it's on the theaters...
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