WALL.E: A love story

I finally watched WALL.E after a long long wait and anticipation. And its not just me, but thousands others who swore allegiance to anything that Pixar Studio's come up with. After all they carry an enviable track record of churning out back to back gems out of their creative factory. It all started in 1995 with:

• Toy Story
• A Bug's Life
• Toy Story 2
• Monster Inc
• Finding Nemo
• The Incredibles
• Cars
• Ratatouille
• WALL-E

For me it started with Finding Nemo when I fell in love with them. Since then I have been a loyal and ardent fan of Pixar.
With WALL-E, I was awestruck with the creative genius behind it. When I heard about it a couple of months back, it intrigued me to read a weird name as this, WALL.E. When I found out its full form, it read : Waste Allocation Load Lifter, Earth class. And my curiosity rose higher which only got satiated last weekend.

WALL.E tells a story of earth after 700 years from now when life here becomes unsustainable and humans were transferred to spaceships away from earth. WALL.E remains the last moving entity on earth. The amazing thing is the movie doesn't have a dialogue in the first 30 minutesm but would keep you engrossed nevertheless. I wont reveal the plot or the gist but take it in writing that it would be worth every penny spent.

It was so touching and poignant that my girl friend has begun calling me her WALL.E. ;)

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