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Damn you beat me by only a couple hours, why did i have to sleep in, WHY?!

Yeah, I was going to post this too. Join the late-procrastinating-Sifters club! Cute little bugger though, isn't he?

The premise seems very intriguing :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WALL-E

A good sifter never sleeps. He's constantly trolling the interwebs for gems.

looks cool. he does look rather similar to #5 though, no? that's where the stepping on the bug thing is taken from. "Reassemble, Stephanie; Reassemble!"

I see they used the Doom III engine.

It looks to me like they are going to make a point about our destructive nature. The planet looks to be in a post apocalyptic state, I hope it might wake up kids and their parents to what we are doing to this earth, and what it might result in.

Yeah, very Johnny 5 inspired, but looks all the better for it.

I'll be impressed when Pixar stops beating the dead horse of "cute graphical shit for kids with pop culture references for adults" framework and actually makes a work of art.

But then again its not as easy and isn't guaranteed to make billions.

They are just making us used to the idea of robot overlords!

Don't fall for this! And remember to wear your tinfoil hat.

It's a metal ET that sounds like artoo!

The advancement in graphics for each movie is amazing. Which is another reason why Cars was so disapoointing for me.

walliewallie
http://www.wallie.co.uk/

Number Five is alive!

Whats the problem with my laptop? Myspace embeds never work.

Farhad2000: I respectfully disagree with your assesment. Pixar have been great at making movies without direct pop-culture references (finding nemo, cars, incredibles, ...) unlike Dreamworks (Shrek 1-through-crap, shark tale).

Wall-e looks extremely interesting to me.