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Apologies to RC - I know this is not WALL E. This clip is from Entertainment Weekly "back in the day." You can tell, the writing was always very good. The commentaries are out there still should you want to download and hear for yourself. I listened to all three last night I will say that...

https://www.avclub.com/wall-e-criterion-andrew-stanton-interview-1849806714 interview w WALL E director Andrew Stanton.

When that was released on DVD in the early 2000s, there was no one at Paramount that was present when that film was made. I doubt anyone advocated for it. This was still the era of video stores and Blockbuster etc. and all the studios were putting their catalogs out. It was guaranteed money...

Well I hope this makes a lot of money for Criterion. They do God's work and deserve it.

With titles like the Wes Anderson films, I want to own the Criterion for the packaging, the booklet, the essays, the little bits of ephemera, the small touches that make owning it a joy. It becomes an object d'art. Like a beautifully designed hardcover book by Abrams.

Wall E is a singular film. I would bet - apart perhaps from Up - that it is the one Pixar/Disney Criterion that would also be in the same collection that also had Seven Samurai, Bicycle Thieves, City Lights, La Strada, Ikiru, The Parallax Vie, Barry Lyndon. It will be interesting to find out...

I love it ! Wall E is perfect for Criterion. Pixar's finest achievement artistically/visually. Such a beautiful, sweet film.