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CNN Entertainment's JD Cargill talks with the cast of the new Pixar Animations movie "Wall-E."
What is the premise at the very beginning of the film, what has happened?
We er, bought so much stuff, that we just filled up the world with trash/, almost like a blizzard of snow, and with just no room, and this poor little guy just kept doing his job, even though there was no reason to keep doing it.
And what is the difference about Wall-E?
Well, it's a sci-fi genre, that you've never really seen with this medium. It's a love story on top of that, and it's told through the eyes of this little machine that doesn't speak the way you and I speak.
I've to say I am super excited to interview you, because you actually had lines in this movie.
Yes, I have lines, and most of the lines in this movie,
"Computer, status report?"
I cannot remember seeing a movie with this little dialogue.
Well, it used to work though, during the days of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, so it's sorta, like a combination of science fiction, Buster Keaton movie.
I didn't even notice there was no dialogue, you're so caught up in what's happening in the film.
Its great music and its great excitement and you really feel like you are in another world.
What did you take away from this film as the message?
Never give up. There is always hope, there's always someone out there for you.
(Ten seconds to stop the start.)
There's also the message of, your love may not come in the package that you expect.
("Just a trail, you look gorgeous!")
The one only important message is the love story between Wall-E and Eve. That's the important thing that love is fantastic.
