Taking A Break

Ok, been a couple days since my last update. Will be taking a (hopefully) short break on blogging, as I will be going on a roadtrip that will last several days, and I won't access to the compuuter by then. Expect the Toy Story Movies 1 and 2 to be on my blog soon. Have a great summer!

WALL-E 2nd Anniversary and 50th Post: Credits

WHOOOO!!!!! 50 POSTS!!!!!!!!! YEAH!!! (Ahem) now that I've reached THAT milestone, enjoy the credits to WALL-E. BEST Credits I've ever seen, as they continue the story (using animation) combined with some great music. (The song is called By "Down To Earth") So, enjoy, comment, celebrate the two year anniversary of WALL-E, and hope I can reach another 50 posts, all the way to 100!!!!!

WALL-E 2nd Anniversary: Garbage Airlock Disposal Scene

The garbage airlock disposal scene. Enjoy more WALL-E vids as our marathon continues. Enjoy and comment!

WALL-E 2nd Anniversary: Superbowl Spot

The superbowl spot for WALL-E, and a crossover between Toy Story characters talking about WALL-E, while our litlle trash compactor was busy playing with a Vacuum cleaner. Very funny commercial. Enjoy and comment! (I do not wanna know what WALL-E was doing at 35-40 seconds. Don't ask.).

WALL-E 2nd Anniversary: Ending Scene

The ending scene of WALL-E, one of the most saddest, yet most beautiful moment of the whole film. I nearly cried when I first saw this, HONEST! One of the best ending I have EVER seen in a film like this, another reason to like this film. So, enjoy, comment, and maybe shed a tear or two, one for sadness, and then for happiness...(sniff).....

WALL-E 2nd Anniversary: La Vie En Rose Scene

Another favorite scene of mine from the movie, and the song playing is called "La Vie En Rose" by Luis Armstrong, which fits perfectly in the movie. Very funny, yet romantic scene as WALL-E tries to interact with Eve, resulting in an accident to himself every time. Enjoy and comment! And on with the marathon!

WALL-E 2nd Anniversary: Beginning Scene

Another clip from the film, this time right at the very beginning. Really like the background music that plays. Really ironic considering the background music is all cheery while setting for the first half of the movie is on a post-apocalyptic Earth with no human. But then again, for a film that had almost no dialogue for the first half, nobody really cares, because it's THAT great of a movie. So enjoy this WALL-E clip, and comment as we continue the Marathon celebrating the 2nd anniversary!