
The movies are (increasingly) amazing to look at, sure, but what's set the studio apart from cheap CG imitators and dwindling 2D endeavors is a commitment to storytelling; emotional connection, lack of audience pandering, and willingness to push boundaries toward the experimental.
Case in point: this summer's Wall-E, which, among other things, features no spoken dialogue in its first act. Rotten Tomatoes got a look at the first 30 minutes, and conducted a great interview with writer/director Andrew Stanton (Finding Nemo). So far, sure seems like another winner...

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