| Schwimmer secretly marries girlfriend David Schwimmer has secretly married his girlfriend Zoe Buckman. feeds.breakingnews.ie |
WALL-E: No 15 Andrew Stanton, 2008He is a scrawny yesterday's man and she is a sleek, top-of-the-range supermodel. But he makes her laugh, pokes pinholes of light into her work-centric worldview and knows where to take her to get the best views of the setting sun. And that's how he winds up getting the girl. Set on a future earth which has been reduced to a deserted wasteland choked up with landfill, this brilliantly imaginative Pixar-animated tale of the relationship between WALL-E, a rust-addled waste disposing machine, and EVE, a vegetation-evaluating robot, unfolds with all the poetry and emotional pull of the greatest movie love stories. WALL-E is one of Pixar's most successful creations; he has the geeky comedic value of Michael Cera and the cross-generational allure of the baby-eyed ET, but, guided by wonder and hope, he is also a strangely credible romantic lead. When WALL–E and EVE kiss in zero gravity, they spin around each other in a space-dance that leaves twinkling trails of stardust in their wake, the central force in a Fantasia-like explosion of colour and light which beautifully sums up this heartening film. As a gush of love spreads around the human-run ship like a virus as a result of their robot union, only the most stone-hearted viewer's spirits will not soar alongside.RomanceAnimationJane Grahamguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
Harry Potter wears Hermione's bra SEE Daniel Radcliffe's Harry Potter in a bra in new trailer to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. news.com.au |
Perry and Brand set to marry today Chart beauty Katy Perry will today tame the one-time lothario Russell Brand as they marry in an Indian ceremony. feeds.breakingnews.ie |
Art Stolen by the Nazis Now Cataloged Online in Database During World War II, the Nazis pulled off the biggest art heist in history, looting thousands of paintings worth untold millions. Now, thanks to a newly available online database, some of them can be returned feedproxy.google.com |