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tktiger and andysquirrel which came out yesterday (Yes, I know you Americans had the film before us again but at least it wasn't delayed by months like Ratatouille was). I'm very impressed that Pixar had decided to make such a bleak story. It seemed a bit strong for a kids movie but then I don't think anyone but Pixar could have got away with it and I guess part of the point of the film is to encourage kids to look after the planet, etc. That aside, there were a lot of funny moments and oddly a great romance tale between the main two characters. Whereas Kung Fu Panda had funny moments and characters but a weak story Wall·E is a much more complete film. Very much recommended :)
tktiger and andysquirrel which came out yesterday (Yes, I know you Americans had the film before us again but at least it wasn't delayed by months like Ratatouille was). I'm very impressed that Pixar had decided to make such a bleak story. It seemed a bit strong for a kids movie but then I don't think anyone but Pixar could have got away with it and I guess part of the point of the film is to encourage kids to look after the planet, etc. That aside, there were a lot of funny moments and oddly a great romance tale between the main two characters. Whereas Kung Fu Panda had funny moments and characters but a weak story Wall·E is a much more complete film. Very much recommended :)
