While there has been some concern that Pixar’s latest releases – Cars and Ratatouille – haven’t been the box office behemoths to match the likes of Finding Nemo, there’s no denying the company is committed to quality product.
Their latest, Wall-E, the story of a rubbish-clearing robot on a dead Earth of the future, is yet another wild step forward for the animation team. At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, director Andrew Stanton revealed that most of the dialogue has been created by sound expert Ben Burtt, since Wall-E can’t actually talk. But he still manages to fall in love…
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