Yep. Those losers at Pixar would love to take a moment to point and laugh -if only they could see Jason and the Moronogauts at Libertas Hi-8 Productions through the 127 million dollar pile their ‘disappointment’ reaped.

Suck it up Aputzzo, capitalism is beating you down like a 20 lb. bag of of Red Dawn on Betamax.

Conservatives are understandably up in arms about what is apparently depicted in this film (Earth as Matrix-style, hyper-corporate, eco-apocalpytic wasteland), although we’ve been getting this sort of thing from Hollywood for quite some time.

C’mon National Review folks. You’ve obviously misunderstood the movie. Wall-E is a conservative hero! After all, he’s a mindless robot who endlessly recycles useless crap from the distant past. Also, despite the unmistakable evidence of global climate change which is right before his eyes, he cheerfully goes about his business just like nothing happened.

Of course, he is pretty cute for a conservative. But then who would want to see a movie starring an animated Jonah Goldberg?

Doesn’t that sound a little . . . you-know?

Squirrels! Err..Badgers! I..I..mean.. Wolverines!

If there were such a thing as a big-budget conservative movie it is easy to imagine how the left-wing blogoshere would react. They are not exactly known for moderation.

That’s so perfect that I have to wonder if it’s a spoof troll. But it’s probably not. Self awareness: they just don’t haz it.

Between the post over at LFF, and the ensuing comments, I think I spotted one person who had actually seen the movie that they were discussing.

BTW: Wall-E is indeed an amazing piece of work.

perfect comedic timing – leave a word out of the joke line.

sigh

But he’s so good really thought he was dead.