skippy's got i don't remember.

god what a terrible song.

The Auto Pilot was made by Diebold.

SO
Dont Give Up - Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7aaynDhaVc

Saw the movie.
Loved it.
Telling everyone.

hey, skippy, thanks for the I Don't Remember tune by PG. Who knows, maybe that scenario is what will be in store for all of us in the near future. Great song and video, though.

I too loved the movie. Can't wait to see it again. It almost had me in tears. My only complaint is that I felt that it ended too abruptly. Anyone else feel that way too?

Cute movie, we enjoyed it.
Fred Willard, an American original.
Look for Sigourney Weaver.

Peter Gabriel, BIKO.
Sound familiar ?

A little historical perspective on Peter Gabriel.
Well, the start of a historical story at least.
here

calgarylady @ 21:

mudshark, San Jacinto, me likey too. :-)

Hey Calgal who you doin this evening?
Let me see if I can find something special for you.
hang on a second

This is Genesis, after Peter Gabriel left. Los Endos.
From the Album. "Trick of the Tail"

Ah, yes ... The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway ... what a great song, especially the On Broadway part at the end that surprises a first-time listener like me. Wow.

Thank you, muddy.

It's always great to hear new music from one of the giants, Peter Gabriel. This song may not rank up there with his best, but still great. Can't wait to see the movie.

... I'll be here ...

Genesis, Squonk.

Home by the Sea
Genesis

I know what I like(in your wardrobe)
Genesis with Peter Gabriel.
Me, I'm just a lawnmower, you can tell me by the way I walk.

OK last one.
Jesus he knows Me.
All you gotta do is listen.
Good Nite Calgary Lady. Be well.

The license plate frame on my first car:

GENESIS IS GREAT

BUT GABRIEL IS GOD

RalphB. @ 14:

I too loved the movie. Can't wait to see it again. It almost had me in tears. My only complaint is that I felt that it ended too abruptly. Anyone else feel that way too?

When you see the movie again--and it's well worth repeat viewings, without question--stay through the end credits, if you didn't before. No, there's no final secret scene at the end, but the drawings accompanying the credits show not just Eve and Wall-E gamboling together, but they depict the reflowering of Earth, conveying the idea that the return of humanity does lead to the planet's eventual rebirth. The story ends where it should, with the return of humanity to its planet of origin; the success (or failure) of their "re-seeding" of the planet is another story, one that would necessarily take generations to unfold, but we see in these end credit drawings that--in time--their return proves fruitful. Perhaps this is too utopian a future to assume, given all that we have been shown in the preceding tale, but it is in the nature of humans to be hopeful, and the stories we tell ourselves embody not just our fears but also our hopes, not just jeremiads against what is but also inspiration to imagine and work for that which may be.

Robert1014 @ 42:

RalphB. @ 14:

I too loved the movie. Can't wait to see it again. It almost had me in tears. My only complaint is that I felt that it ended too abruptly. Anyone else feel that way too?

When you see the movie again--and it's well worth repeat viewings, without question--stay through the end credits, if you didn't before. No, there's no final secret scene at the end, but the drawings accompanying the credits show not just Eve and Wall-E gamboling together, but they depict the reflowering of Earth, conveying the idea that the return of humanity does lead to the planet's eventual rebirth. The story ends where it should, with the return of humanity to its planet of origin; the success (or failure) of their "re-seeding" of the planet is another story, one that would necessarily take generations to unfold, but we see in these end credit drawings that--in time--their return proves fruitful. Perhaps this is too utopian a future to assume, given all that we have been shown in the preceding tale, but it is in the nature of humans to be hopeful, and the stories we tell ourselves embody not just our fears but also our hopes, not just jeremiads against what is but also inspiration to imagine and work for that which may be.

Thank you, Robert. Well said.

clytemnestra @ 13:

Did anyone notice how the seal of the head of the corporation looked a lot like the white house picture in the press room and the seal looked like the presidents seal -- except it said CEO??????

I thought it was an excellent subtle comment on where we are going

Not exactly subtle. It's more direct and blunt about our current sorry state of affairs... to which I totally agree. If Bush is an example of a CEO President may God give us only middle managers for leadership positions from now on...

Juan @ 11:

Peter Gabriel's garbage, always has been. "Shock The Monkey" Who can forget that classic.

Yes Juan-Complete garbage. And you should not even consider his Human Rights advocacy either like the song "BIKO".
Oh, by the way are you here in Amerika legally? ICE would like to know

Peter Gabriel has been one of my mentors in life. "Biko" was a song that moved me in a way that opened my three eyes to be empathetic towards international civil rights and to speak up and speak out. Thank you Mr. Gabriel for helping me to be more of a Human Being and less of a Homo Sapien.

mudshark @ 36:

I know what I like(in your wardrobe)
Genesis with Peter Gabriel.
Me, I'm just a lawnmower, you can tell me by the way I walk.

There's a future for you in the fire escape trade-Come up to town
But I remembered a voice from my past
"Gambling only pays when you're winning
Had to thank Ol' Miss Mort for schooling a failure"
Keep those mowing blades sharp!

Sorry-just could not resist myself!

We (parents and 15 year old) really hated this movie. I love Pixar (even got IPO shares of stock), but I didn't find this movie entertaining. Yes, the little robots are cute, even wonderfully animated. But it was too slow moving, tedious and boring watching the little thing work with all those piles of trash. But come on, holding hands? Talking to each other? A star trek-like space ship? Little fat people that can suddenly walk? I mean, how did they design/build that thing? It's just too far out, too slow, to dark, not enough dialog, a very, very simple story line that I hoped would have ended much sooner.