Wall-E clip: self destructing escape pod
Friday, June 20th, 2008I like the emotion in Eve (the chick robot)’s reaction to what she thinks is Wall-E’s death.
I like the emotion in Eve (the chick robot)’s reaction to what she thinks is Wall-E’s death.
Here is a concept art of the new T-face that is floating around the internet claiming to be a leaked picture from Warner Bros:
The movie came out 2 months ago, but I havent seen it and just saw this preview soooo… here you go.
I saw Ben Steins documentary Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, about the wall (cleverly used in an ongoing Berlin Wall analogy in the film) academic elites have constructed around science so as to bar any attempt to explain the existence of the universes infinite complexity by postulating that it was the work of an intelligent being instead of random unguided accidents

The film has already generated the expected lot of haters and then some, but I’ve yet to read an accurate beef about the movie being non-science or at all dishonest - which are the 2 claims that populate every article attacking the movie at least 37 and a half times. There is plenty wrong with the movie in its angle, presentation and delivery, so it seems all the more silly that those who have a problem with religion tampering its filthy little fingers into the purity of science are in such a stink over this film.
I’m going to run down what I observed as being good or bad in the movie, somewhat in the order of severity and in no order between good and bad. See below:
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