The Return of the Popcorn Circus: June 2008

By Bill Gibron

If May almost tent-poled itself out of existence, June will be even worse. After all, are audiences really ready for 13 major release in less than two months -- with more to come? [29 April 2008]

Wall-E

By Jennifer Kelly

The first half hour of Wall-E is a lyrical, magical achievement in filmmaking, which if it ended there, would make the movie an undisputed classic. [9 January 2009]

WALL∙E

By Cynthia Fuchs

For much of WALL∙E, the titular robot speaks not a word, but instead whimpers or exclaims, his language an assortment of expressive erps and eeps. [27 June 2008]

Finding Nemo (2003)

By Renée Scolaro Mora

What I find more intriguing is the timeliness of Marlin's dilemma, raising his child in an ever more dangerous and unpredictable world. [29 May 2003]

Short Ends and Leader: Robot Holocaust

In the second half of our Disney discussion, the way in which the dystopian world of WALL*E was sold to a susceptible public is dissected. [30 June 2008]

Short Ends and Leader: Consumer Apocalypse: WALL-E

As part of a double dose of Disney Monday, Chris Barsanti looks at the recent release from CG savants Pixar. [29 June 2008]

Short Ends and Leader: ‘WALL*E’ is Wonderful!

The end is here: 9-11 attacks and the new millennium revive apocalyptic movies [1 October 2008]

‘Wall-E,’ Pixar’s surprisingly political postmodern masterpiece [18 July 2008]