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Hamida Kinge | Jan 22nd, 2009 | Topic: | Region: | Cities: New York |
Hamida Kinge reviews presentations by Leila Darabi, Bill Kirkos and Elizabeth Royte, who took on a single topic: America’s garbage. (
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Brian Krier | Jul 8th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: | Cities: |
WALL-E, the latest animated feature from Pixar Studios, presents some unsettling images of Earth 700 years in the future: uninhabited cities built out of infinite fields of garbage; a planet devoid of human civilization; a landscape in which the color green has been removed from the spectrum; and one robot that rules all. It only takes a minute to realize that
WALL-E is not your typical kid’s movie. (
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WALL-E, the latest animated feature from Pixar Studios, presents some unsettling images of Earth 700 years in the future: uninhabited cities built out of infinite fields of garbage; a planet devoid of human civilization; a landscape in which the color green has been removed from the spectrum; and one robot that rules all. It only takes a minute to realize that WALL-E is not your typical kid’s movie. (keep reading…)
