Wall-E (the movie)

So, if you haven't seen this yet, you should go. It was oddly sad, and didn't hit you over the head with the message, and was funny as well.

and any movie that features music from "Hello Dolly" is well worth seeing.

Tony Dow has a new movie out?

this wall-e:

not this one:

Disney's Wall-E actually looks more like this Wally:

With you, it's always about cocks [sp], isn't it, pow?

did you ever look at Wally Cox's IMDB page?

you'll be amazed at all the stuff he did.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0185281/

i'll save you the trouble, here's the link.

by the way, do you know where he was born?






michigan.

I can only guess that Mr. Cox was born somewhere in Michigan or else you would never bother mentioning it.

My favorite Wally Cox fact is that he was friends with Marlon Brando.

And yes Mr. 95, I admit to being a sucker for a good dick joke.

who doesn't love a good dick joke?

clothier wrote:

who doesn't love a good dick joke?

Ellen Degeneres

isn't she one?

clothier wrote:

So, if you haven't seen this yet, you should go. It was oddly sad, and didn't hit you over the head with the message, and was funny as well. and any movie that features music from "Hello Dolly" is well worth seeing.

Caught it last night with both my eight-year-old daughter and her friend. Dark. Overly-complex. (The movie not my daughter's friend.) Sweet character development, though, of the main "character," a "Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth class" otherwise known as the film's title, "WALL-E." But, still, strangely barren and way too deep for the average eight-year-old WITH THE EXCEPTION of the core "love" story and hence the throughout-the-film reference (as clothier mentioned) of the 1969 film, "Hello Dolly" ("your heart knows in a moment, you will never be alone again. It only takes a moment, to be loved a whole life long. And that is all that love's about").