I just hate Matthew Broderick.  I mean, I love Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Dazed and Confused and Weird Science and Sixteen Candles and Some Kind of Wonderful and License to drive and other various high school adventures.  I just hate Matthew Broderick.  He's so emotionless and boring and has no personality that the idea of him being interesting or cool at all just blows my mind and makes the whole movie unwatchable.  Also, the principal in the movie is a convicted pedophile, which gives that movie and Howard the Duck bonus points for having a pedophilic villain.

But yeah, Titanic was boring as shit.  I didn't care about a single character or action or anything.  I was just waiting for them to die.  And that crap about the diamond trying to bookend it or whatever?  Booooooooooring, weak, forced, too little too late.

I think the obesity of the humans in WALL-E was hilarious and not even far-fetched.  Look at Table 1 right here:

http://obesity1.tempdomainname.com/subs/fastfacts/obesity_US.shtml

The amount of overweight, obese, and severely obese people in the U.S. has been on the rise for 30 years.  64.5% are overweight.  Given the trend, in 700 years they'd all be over a ton.  WALL-E was holding back.

wall-e is amazing best pixar movie and one of my favorite movies

I really haven't watched enough of his movies to give a good opinion. The only other movie I remember him starring in is one with Jim Carrey, in which Broderick and Carrey were both playing basketball and Carrey was acting like a retard (it was a random scene that came on TV). And the principal was a pedophile? I don't know, he doesn't have the demeanor of a pedophile, although I guess it differs. Usually pedophiles looking for teenage girls will be assholes, whereas pedos looking for young girls will be just creepy as shit.

But yes, the Titanic was so awful. And what made it worse was how popular it was. It has to be one of the most boring movies ever until they crash into the iceberg, and then you have some decent action, and then it gets emotional again and I just want to puke. Bleh!

And your last paragraph implies that everyone will be like Americans. Are we suggesting that everyone who is not American and possibly Canadian will just die in the uninhabitable earth while the lucky few live like fat lazy morons in space? Damn, that would be the ultimate example of a sci-fi future that would suck. And I happen to be against pessimism when it comes to the future. How could life suck more than it does now?

Well the majority of the planet is African, Chinese, and Indian, so the skin colors might not match up, but the vast majority of the world's resources belong to rich white people, so if there's a crisis that insane I don't think it's too crazy for them to just hide while all the colored people starve and kill each other.


And you're thinking of The Cable Guy, directed by Ben Stiller. It was good, but not due to Matthew Broderick's lack of acting.

Obviously none of you ever played Ocarina of Time

We saw Wall-E and loved it. The animation is beautiful and we love the fact there's very little talking in the first half. The only Pixar film that's not held my attention is Cars. We also just saw Toy Story again this evening and loved it.

The character Wall-E is a great little guy and has more personality and charisma than most hollywood actors whose films will probably earn more than Wall-E the movie. I love the bit where he squashes his pet cockroach. The other half shed a little tear at the end.

If quality was a true reflection of box office revenue then The Mummy 3 would certainly not have made $40M on it first week. 12% on rotten tomatoes & 31% on metacritic.

I saw it a month ago.

I wish I could remember how I felt about it.

Anyway, Pixar makes incredible movies. I rewatched Cars a few days ago.