Just Another Brick in the Wall-E

[thog]

Hello again, dear readers! It's been a while since my last *proper* post, but I don't have a lot to share that I consider news

Comments

[supiluliumas]

Wall-E was the greatest! So many awesome moments in a single movie. I actually went to see it with my folks, and my Mom said it was the first time she can remember wanting to cry at the end of an animated film. ;o;

I also found Michael Barrier's biography of Walt Disney at the public library bookstore in Little Rock! The "other" Walt biography that I've mentioned. Now I'll put both of them to the test! I wonder if the reason they had so many was because Mr. Barrier actually lives in Little Rock...?

[thog]

Pixar is the Babe Ruth of moviedom. They knock it out of the park every time ^^

Your theory is extremely plausible. In keeping with the baseball analogy, Little Rock's library system could very well be rooting for the home team!

By the way, I almost forgot about your comics. Provide me with a current address and I'll mail them to you before they become yesterday's news!

[supiluliumas]

I appreciate the effort on my behalf in regards to the comics! My current address is:

1407 Cobblestone Blvd
Fayetteville, GA 30215

I'll reimburse you for shipping the next time we see each other, at NekoCon or AWA or whenever! :)

[supiluliumas]

Also, I'll loan you the Barrier biography when I'm done with it. :)

[samurai_x2]

WALL-E is one of my top movies right now. Its going to be hard for another animated movie to knock it off that spot. It was simple for the kids but had so many messages in hidden little things in it. I got the message right away.

I love the music, everything... I wanted to go watch it a second time.

[thog]

Yeah, man, if there's any movie out that I want to watch again, WALL-E is it!