Where's WALL-E?

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Anyone seen WALL-E? He's cute, box-shaped, and his eyes resemble a pair of binoculars...

Lee Unkrich recently tweeted this awesome illustration by Richard Sargent, and it's probably one of the coolest things I've seen all week. As you can see, it's titled "Where's WALL-E?", and features tons of famous robots from movies and TV. There's Rodney from Blue Sky's Robots, R2-D2 and C-3PO from George Lucas' Star Wars films, even Jimmy Neutron's robotic dog, Goddard, from The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. Of course, there's also EVE and M-O from Pixar's WALL-E...but where's WALL-E himself?

I'll tell you one thing; WALL-E is in the picture, but he's probably the most difficult to find in the whole illustration.

See how many of these iconic robots you can recognize, and see if you can find the #1 robot of all...WALL-E.

Cool Pixar Pic: Homecoming

One week ago, Toy Story 3 took home the awards for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song at the 83rd Academy Awards. Lee Unkrich posted this picture on Twitter. That big, big crowd of Pixar workers was waiting for him at the studio when he returned. That looks like it must have been a really awesome moment, and not just for Lee, but for everybody at Pixar. Not everyone knows how difficult it is to make an animated movie as good as Toy Story 3, so I think it's great that these people's talents are recognized by winning an Oscar. Again, congratulations Pixar.

Also, Lee tweeted this other cool picture, related to his Oscar win. "Safety first." Funny.

Note: I'm sorry I haven't been able to keep up with my Cars 2 Character Profiles. I will begin catching up this week starting with Shu Todoroki.

Cool Pixar Pic: Tom Hanks Doing Voicework for 'TS' Shorts

This picture has been online for a week now, I just haven't gotten the chance to write a post on it. Seen above is picture which Tom Hanks, known by Pixar fans as the voice of Woody, tweeted last week.

He simply said:

3 directors boss "Woody" around for Toy Story shorts. Come on, guys! Hanx

The three directors appear to be Bobby Podesta, Mark Walsh, and Angus MacLane. Could they be working on the previously announced 'Hawaii' short? Or possibly another one of the anticipated short films? After all, 'Hanx' did say 'Toy Story shorts', with an 's'. Plural.

The first of the ought-to-be-fantastic Toy Story shorts hits theatres alongside Cars 2 on June 24th, 2011!

Are you excited for the upcoming Toy Story Toons?