Today with family: 17 years ago, Pixar Studios offered us one of the best science fiction films of all time

Humans have been leaving the earth for 700 years after the Blue Planet has become a giant landfill. Among the waste mountains that are now watching dusty skyscrapers, as a result of pollution under the sun under the sun, one small cleaning robot continues the mission.

His name is Wall-E, and after centuries of loneliness, he began to develop a singular behavior, showing compassion for a small cockroach that sometimes stores it, collecting a multiple objects that is interesting and in particular a fragile green plant.

One day, before it deals with daily activities, there is a giant missile near it and the robotic investigation of the excellent generation of excellent generation.

Tonight with his family: 17 years ago, with this film, Pixar Studios offered us an absolutely tasty show

But where will Pixar Studios artists stop?

In the late 2000s, after being consistently astonished at Toy Story, Monsters & Cie, Nemo World, Indestructibles, Cars and Ratatouille, this is an issue that all viewers have arisen.

Craftsmen who work in the light of a small office lamp are able to not only create stories and create characters, but they also respect themselves to resume themselves with each film, to get out of their beaten song, to take something new and therefore to take risks.

After studying the worlds as the seabed, the small desert roads of the United States and the great restaurants of Paris, they decide to have time to give life to the project that has been asleep for many years in their trays, so to sign up … their first science fiction fiction Film.

One of the largest sf films of all time

Without ecological morality, deep, sensitive, intellectual, brilliant, Wall-e unlike any other pixar film, and nevertheless, manages to concentrate all the features of the studio. Its greatest feature should be clearly started within 39 minutes of the slightest line of dialogue, which was only taken by the force of animation and the effects of a small robot (locked by Ben Burt, which also signed the star’s sound effects).

Visually unusual (even when you look at him 17 years later), musically enormously, in the service of timely story, Wall-I has won the world in 2008 and won the Oscar from the best animated film.

Years have passed, but the public love of the 9th animated trait of Pixar Studios has never died. This is how it separates, the Wall -E enjoys a spectator of 4,352 stars, making it the 10th largest science fiction film of all time, according to internet users.