Jesse Kornbluth: WALL-E: why Pixar is more valuable than General Motors
Sort by The Huffington Post (Free subscription) - 06/30/2008 - YouTube
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Jesse Kornbluth: WALL-E: why Pixar is more valuable than General Motors
Sort by The Huffington Post (Free subscription) - 06/30/2008
The trailer's been on YouTube since December, 2007. Disney ran a commercial for it during the Super Bowl A bunch of previews followed, including one...
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Disney Q3: In-Line Revenue And EPS
Sort by Silicon Alley Insider (Free subscription) - 07/30/2008
Release out . Disney isn't booming -- revenues and operating income are up just 2% -- but it's Q3 is in line with Wall Street's expectations. And it doesn't appear to have had any "whoops-sorry-about-that" ad declines that plagued Viacom yesterday. Revenue at Disney's cable networks, including ESPN, were up 12%, but broadcasting revenue was flat. Revenue at the parks was up 5%, so that business has...
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‘The Dark Knight’ Conquers BitTorrent
Sort by TorrentFreak (Free subscription) - 11/17/2008
Amassing over a million downloads in under seven days, 'The Dark Knight' is by far the most pirated movie of this week. Earlier this year, Cam and DVD-screener versions of the latest in the Batman series already found their way onto the Internet, making this blockbuster the most pirated movie of 2008.
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"Wall-E" Pushes The Right Buttons [Vhs Or Beta?]
Sort by Idolator (Free subscription) - 08/01/2008
Ed. note: It's time for another installment of "VHS Or Beta?", where Andy Beta looks at the music behind the movies—from preserved-by-Criterion classics to completely inane summer blockbusters. In this installment, he looks at the music that serves as the backdrop to Wall-E 's scorched earth: Not that my eyes are the most discerning sensory organs, but after watching the computer animated sequences...
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Hancock Was Not Good
Sort by Hollywood Grind (Free subscription) - 07/07/2008
Despite earning the top spot at the box office, and $107,321,000, Hancock was not a good movie. I went with a group of people who all felt, along with myself, that Hancock was a disappointment. The lure for us to see the movie was Will Smith. Hopefully he’ll do a better movie next time. Wall-E, on [...]
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Rubbish about Wall•E (actual and perceived)
Sort by Eyeteeth: A journal of incisive ide (Free subscription) - 07/02/2008
I took my nephew Seven to see the new Pixar movie Wall•E , a funny, sweet and prescient animated reflection on personal responsibility, technology and the environment. The basic premise: Earthlings, having scuzzed up the planet to such a degree that it's uninhabitable, have lived for centuries on space-yachts, buzzing about on hover-chairs as their asses grow more and more monumental and robots like...
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Going To See A Movie This Weekend?
Sort by Wal-Mart Watch (Free subscription) - 07/03/2008
You might want to check out WALL-E. we hear good things.
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Wall-E
Sort by Antony Loewenstein (Free subscription) - 08/25/2008
Wall-E is the wonderful new film from Pixar Studios. Tonight I was lucky enough in Sydney to see a sneak preview with the director and voice of the main characters. It tells the story of two robots who fall in love in a world far into the future. If this sounds like an unlikely premise [...]
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Previewing WALL-E (2008)
Sort by Memories Documented (Free subscription) - 06/24/2008
PIXAR studios prove once again that you really don't need to have a huge amount of dialog to convoy a very entertaining message. The movie is just stunning! It's a simple story, what will happen if someone forgot to turn the last robot on the face of the planet? How he would spend his days and grow a charming personality. The movie is very cute, again, I use the term cute because it gives you that...
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Wall-E
Sort by The Daily Background (Free subscription) - 11/10/2008
I just saw Disney/Pixar’s Wall-E for the first time tonight. If you haven’t seen it, you owe it to yourself to give it a try. It’s one environmentally-minded movie that might end up being more important than An Inconvenient Truth in the long run.
