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Film School Rejects recently had a chance to chat with WALL-E director Andrew Stanton and find out a little more about this little robot that could.

The Mouse is trying to cash in again on another badass, family-friendly action hero. This time from Children of Men scribe David Arata.

Robert Fure gets animated, and angry, over missing his traditionally animated cartoons.

So, just to let everyone know. My birthday is August 11, and I would want nothing more than this toy. Pixar is going to be my demise. I turn into a babbling 5-year old any time they come out with a new film. Anyways, watch the video and start balancing your checkbook. I guarantee you will want this.

Mouse CEO Robert Iger is lamenting the decision to throw Prince Caspian onto the big screen in the middle of a crowded blockbusting summer. Apparently sales for the film aren’t up to snuff because of its May 16th release date.

The Disney theme parks are building three-foot-tall (which is life-size, in case your were wondering) mobile animatronic versions of WALL-E. These live-action characters will roam the parks and interact with guests and their children.

The all-singing all-dancing teen phenomenon that is High School Musical is showing no signs of disappearing any time soon with the announcement of a fourth installment of the franchise currently being written.

Despite the sugar-coated trailer that’s hit the web recently for Wall-E, the main premise of the film is a strong indictment of American society – a population of obese humans have trashed and polluted their planet beyond inhabitability.

Time to admit to yourself that Wall-E is cute and that you are going to love him…

Disney looks to total world domination in the Spring of 2011 with ‘TRON’, ‘Pirates’, ‘Cars’ and ‘National Treasure’ updates.

After being shut down then resurrected, the TinkerBell movie is back up and running.

Alright, I give up! Wall-E is cute and he is going to rule the summer. Are you happy now?

Without a doubt, the biggest surprise for me at this year’s WonderCon was my reaction to Pixar’s new film Wall-E.

The Wall Street Journal dishes the details on the long-awaited sequel.

How can you not be falling in love with this little guy?

Disney is planning on releasing Pirates of the Caribbean 4 and two new sequels to National Treasure.

The Rock goes head-to-head with fatherhood.

Disney puts some muscle behind the Blu-ray format by opening up the vault and bringing out a few classics for 2008.

If you have not yet met Wall-E, then you are in for quite a surprise.

The first trailer for the upcoming Chronicles of Narnia sequel Prince Caspian has hit the web.

With high-quality pictures already released this year such as “Bridge to Terabithia,” and “Ratatouille,” along with the mildly recommendable “Meet the Robinsons” and “The Game Plan,” and now “Enchanted,” it has been a good year for Disney indeed.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Reject Report to all of you, and a big hello again to all you Writers Guild of America people who plan to spend Turkey Day on the picket line. We’ve got a big week of movies ahead.