Yesterday was interesting, I watched WALL-E and 9 in the same evening.
I still love 9 as much as I did when I saw it in the cinema. Just shows that 3D animated films don't have to be carried by their comic content, be intended for kids or be brightly coloured. It lacks the polish or flair of a Pixar masterpiece, but has just as much soul (pun intended).
WALL-E was a completely different kettle of fish. Touching, sweet and funny, it made me feel slightly gooey inside. Not quite 'beautiful', but coming up to it. I approve of the montage at the end. It satisfies the audience by showing what happens next without making a crappy sequel.
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