Cult Confessions: WALL-E
Ian is joined by PLANT-E aka Mark Plant to cover the Pixar classic WALL-E. But why has dystopian sci-fi fan Ian only just gotten round to watching it?
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That One Scene From...WALL·E
This episode we discuss that epic post-apocalyptic 8-minute opening scene from Pixar's WALL·E and revel in the scope and thoughtfulness of this kids movie. Enjoy the discussion!
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Episode 61 - WALL-E
This week, we watch the highest rated Pixar film on the list! Even John, who has frequently mentioned a “dragging middle third” in Pixars story structure, didn’t see that happening here. Lovable robots, funny slapstick, and heartwarming relationships fill this visual and design masterpiece. WALL-E (2008), directed by Andrew Stanton.
Episode 5: John Carter (of Mars)
Ellie and Tim choose to fight for Helium by taking a look at John Carter, the 2012 adaptation of Edgar Rice Burrough's Barsoom novels. Warning: Contains explicit language, spoilers (both film and book), and much wistful grumbling about lost sequels.
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