WALL-E Revealed!

Over at the Animated News forums say that it is rumored the movie is dialogue

free.

What do you guys think about this?

I really can?t see that robot (in the picture at the being

of this topic) speaking. Can

you?

animated-news.com/forum/view … 8820#28820

forums.cgsociety.org/sho

wthread.php?f=59&t=452545

I heard rumor that the plot

was a robots-in-love kinda story? Thought I’d throw that out there.

Here’s where I saw

it.
jimhillmedia.com/blogs/jim_hill/ … e-then-che

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Aww, he is cute, i mean, for a robot anyway :wink: And that’s great that Andrew Stanton’s directing it! It

would certainly be interesting to have him be like an R2-D2 (whom I love anyway) but i’m not sure how well that

would work to have it be dialogue-free…

Here’s what Wikipedia says about

WALL? E. It’s nothing new.

Hey ! I just get the picture right ! I really need to buy some new eyes :smiley:

At first I

thought he had no mouth. But I just realized that he’s actually holding something like an old photograph in his

claws. So, his mouth his hidden behind, I suppose.

Blind Archibald :arrow_right:

Archibald: I don’t think he or “it” is holding

anything, but you might be right. :confused:

Edit: The top bule circle is where I

think its mouth is, and the bottom bule circle where the rust is appears to me to be a face of some sort.

Lu

xo’s blog thinks it looks like a face

to:

pixaranimation.blogspot.com/2007 … ed_17.html

Hmm…This is interesting…I

won’t speculate too much, as we have only got one picture, so there’s not much to go on here…The robot looks

sweet, but that picture is very gloomy. Maybe this will be one of Pixar’s more down-to-earth, depressing films,

but this is only judging on one picture, and it will be a ‘kid’s movie’ after all, so I’m sure there’ll be

humour in there somewhere. :smiley:

Yeah, maybe his mouth is just

under his eyes. But I still believe he’s holding something in his claws :wink:

Hey yeah, it does look like he’s holding something. Heh

– I always assumed that that was just part of his body. The round spot in the corner of the “picture”

looks a little bit like a planet of some sort, and the blotch on the left looks very similar to a face, like you

guys have said. It looks like a young Clint Eastwood… :stuck_out_tongue:

I

personally don’t think pixar would have a full length feuture film with a mute character.
A short maybe, but

not a movie.

The logo looks “space-y” (if that’s word) and high-tech.

Does anybody else

think the “face” looks kinda like Yoda?

When I showed it to a friend of mine, he immediately thought of

this robot, from

Star Tours (well, he and I saw this robot in Disneyland? Resort Paris, maybe you

know it from a US Disney park :wink: ).

I agree. A big company like Pixar, even if it is a very creative one, will never take such

a risk for a feature film. But they already did it for many shorts - Geri’s Game,

One Man Band, Luxo Jr., and the list goes

on…

By the way - maybe a little off-topic - did any of you see [i]Belleville

Rendez-vous[/i] ? Only a few words spoken in the whole movie, but one of my favourite animated film

ever. Really particular.

Good point. If Wall-E is without dialogue I’m

hoping it’s just as good as One Man Band. Beutiful. Simply beutiful. ( It’s my

favorite short. :wink: )

If the movie has no dialogue then who will John Ratzenberger voice? But it?s still a rumor

so?

Oh there will be dialogues. No doubt

about it :wink:

Mm-hm. Yeah, you’re

right. There will have to be some dialogue in the film to keep it running/interesting, but still – I wonder what

Pixar film would be like if it didn’t have any dialogue in it at all?

Archibald - Hey, I remember that robot from [i]Star

Tours[/i]! I can’t believe I didn’t think of him when I saw WALL-E. :stuck_out_tongue:

it does look like the Star Tours robot!!! O.O

Come to think of it, a robot woudn’t really need a

mouth, only speakers! But then I think it would be hard to sell an animated character talking without using a

physical mouth…

There better be. Otherwise the John Ratzenberger streak/tradition would no

longer exist.

I wonder who whould be perfect to play the voice of

Wall-E. And what will he sound like? Will he sound like a cute, adorable robot, or someone with a deeper

voice?

"There will have to be some dialogue in the film to

keep it running/interesting,"

Ever heard of Charlie Chaplin? Or Buster Keaton? F. W. Murnau? Mary

Pickford?