Wall-E [DVD] [2008]

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Notes on a Score" (10:39) turns the focus on composer Thomas Newman, the Newman second most-employed at Pixar.

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During the credits, humans and robots turn the ravaged planet into a paradise, and the plant grows into a mighty tree, which EVE and WALL·E rest beneath. McCrea is used to sitting back while his robotic AI autopilot helm, nicknamed AUTO, pilots the ship. Her limited design meant the animators had to treat her like a drawing, relying on posing her body to express emotion. Ben Marwick has written how the character of WALL-E resembles an archaeologist with his methodical collection and classification of quotidian human artefacts. He named it as one of his twenty favorite films of 2008 and argued it was "the best science-fiction movie in years".

On DVD, most of the bonus features are exclusive to Disc 2 of the Special Edition, but the movie also enjoys notable supplemental accompaniment on Disc 1, i. One day, WALL·E's routine of compressing trash and collecting interesting objects is broken by the arrival of an unmanned probe carrying an egg-shaped robot named Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator (EVE) which is sent to scan the planet for signs of sustainable life. Henne Rendering supervisor Susan Fisher Casting Kevin Reher Casting Natalie Lyon Visual consultant Roger Deakins Visual consultant Dennis Muren Story supervisor Jim Reardon Story manager Sabine Koch Story artist James S. But it will be aided tremendously by distributor Disney's recent declaration that they will campaign the movie for the Academy's top honor.

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In the DVD commentary, Stanton said that he has been asked if it was his intention to make a movie about consumerism. Elissa Knight as EVE (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator), [20] a glossy white egg-shaped probe robot with blue LED eyes, whose directive is to verify the habitability of planets for humans.Originally, the humans were gelatinous, unintelligible alien blobs (sort of like the characters from the short Lifted). Captain's Log: The Evolution of Humans" (7:55) looks not only at the changes WALL•E foresees for humanity, but the journey to depict mankind in the film.