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I never thought it would happen… Pixar & Disney actually made a movie specifically for ME. I mean, I’ve been a fan of the films for ages now and have exclusively owned Apple computers, but I never thought they would go out of their way life this… Let me give a quick synopsis of the movie for those of you who haven’t seen it:

Man makes garbage, flees earth for 700 years, leaves behind robots to clean up, all robots eventually stop working except one, this robot is unique, it collects garbage, eventually it falls in love with a probe sent by humans on spaceships to find out if planet Earth can sustain life, robot follows prode back into space, saves mankind in a Mr. Bean fashion.

Some pretty thorough shit right there… Anyway, what I found interesting was that 75 percent of the movie contains zero dialogue. But, even though most of the film is void of speech, it speaks directly to all of us. The stories of love & the search for ones self are abundantly clear and Pixar does a great job of conveying these messages through very subtle and simple sounds and movements. This is a technique used throughout film and television for ages, but it has yet to look this good. Beautifully rendered and colored, Pixar’s Wall•e is an absolute masterpiece. Even though it was made for me, I recommend you check it out. I can share and stuff.