The Earth is dead. Humanity has long since abandoned the planet, leaving behind a trash-filled wasteland populated only by artificial intelligence. This might sound like your favorite gritty science ...

The movie, written and directed by Finding Nemo’s Andrew Stanton, opens to the strains of Hello Dolly’s “Put on Your Sunday Clothes” as the virtual camera closes in from space on an abandoned Earth, ...

Although I've actually seen Wall-E, I can't yet talk about how amazing it was. Instead, I'll continue to share with all of you the best featurettes and videos to continue to get you in the mood for ...

This is a revision of an earlier posting. The new Pixar picture Wall-E is one for the ages, a masterpiece to be savored before or after the end of the world — assuming, like the title character, ...

I know it's Superbowl Sunday, but if you're bored waiting for the game to start, or are just now catching up on the latest happenings on the web, you NEED to watch this video. Every new footage I see ...

Wall-E is unusual: Set 800 years in the future, its first half does entirely without human dialogue and lives instead on a nourishing diet of sound effects and music. Our hero is a robotic trash ...

Andrew Stanton and Wall-E.Photo: Getty Images; Courtesy of Pixar Wall-E, Pixar’s latest animated cash-cow-in-waiting, is two parts robot love story, one part cautionary Mother Earth tale. Well, unless ...

I had the great fortune to attend an early screening of WALL*E, Pixar’s latest feature film, on Tuesday night. And, like just about every Pixar movie ever, it’s absolutely phenomenal. As much as I ...

“WALL-E” director Andrew Stanton on the film's arthouse origins and why it makes sense for the Pixar hit to be in the Criterion Collection. I always imagined that Hayao Miyazaki’s “My Neighbor Totoro” ...