The new trailer for Pixar’s next film WALL-E is set to hit the Internet on Tuesday, but there is some robot fun out there to be had while you’re waiting. We’ve told you before about the “official” Buy n Large website which lets you see the world of tomorrow and what the company that creates robots like WALL-E is like. Now we’ve found something we hadn’t seen before: a promotional video specifically selling the WALL-E model robot – a model that isn’t listed among Buy n Large’s models on their website.
I always love when companies do their best to build connections like this with their movies, making elements of their fictitious world accessible. It really shows off how the Internet can be used as a promotional tool, but primarily it’s just a lot of fun.
Take a look at the promotional video for the WALL-E robot model:
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Is there someplace I can print out a WALL E that I can assemble myself? In the theatres, they have a cardboard WALL E. I'd like to find a smaller one I can make using cardstock.
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The new trailer for Pixar’s next film WALL-E is set to hit the Internet on Tuesday, but there is some robot fun out there to be had while you’re waiting. We’ve told you before about the “official” Buy n Large website which lets you see the world of tomorrow and what the company that creates robots like WALL-E is like. Now we’ve found something we hadn’t seen before: a promotional video specifically selling the WALL-E model robot – a model that isn’t listed among Buy n Large’s models on their website.
January 2nd, 2008 at 04:26
Is there someplace I can print out a WALL E that I can assemble myself? In the theatres, they have a cardboard WALL E. I'd like to find a smaller one I can make using cardstock.