DVD Review: Wall•E (3-Disc Special Edition Blu-ray)

The states of bewilderment and wonderment that was colonized in characters and stories involving toys, fish, cars and rats isn’t as powerfully conceived with robots. That is not to say strongemWall•E/em/strong falls flat on its face either. There is truth to be told in a post-apocalyptic animated film that echoes a kids version of emAn Inconvenient Truth/em. Yet, as the ego unceasingly begins to swell at the studios of Pixar, they should realize that conquering space is much more arduous than conquering a boy’s bedroom, a French restaurant, a run down Route 66, and the Atlantic Ocean.
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There is something magnificent lurking in the first half of emWall•E/em, the half that winces at the use of any dialogue for the first 40 minutes and magically pulls it off. The camera comprehends the same magnificence as well as it journeys down from space playing the tune “Put On Your Sunday clothes,” only to find itself coming through the clouds to meet a desolate Earth where the human race is no longer present. We glimpse massive skyscrapers that aren’t made of metal but of neatly packed squares of rubbish. They are neatly placed atop of each other courtesy of the last trash clean-up robot on Earth named WALL•E. He continues his normal routine everyday not really knowing that he’s all alone save for his best friend, a cockroach.
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This life he came to know then gets interrupted by a colossal spaceship that lands where he works. On board is a sleek white robot (looks like an iPod) that was sent from the outer space ship Axiom. It goes by the name EVE and she’s sent to find any life forms on Earth. To go along with that, she finds WALL•E, who’s constantly following her around like a shy boy in love. It’s with this odd and unemotional relationship between two robots that director strongAndrew Stanton/strong, of Pixar’s emFinding Nemo/em, not only hopes to cash in, but bases the entire adventure around it. The outcome is a two-sided film that tips heavily in favor when our robots are stationed on Earth rather than up in space [...]
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