Wall-E 4K - The Criterion Collection (US Edition)

A high-water mark of digital animation, this prescient vision of a dystopian future is wrapped in a dazzling pop-science-fiction love storyÑan urgent fable for our troubled millennium. In the twenty-ninth century, humans have long since abandoned Earth, leaving WALL·E, the last functioning trash-compacting robot, to clean up a pollution-choked planet, one piece of garbage at a time.

When he encounters EVE, a sleek automaton sent to detect signs of plant life, the two are launched on an intergalactic quest to bring humanity back home. At once a heartfelt homage to the silent film era and a futuristic marvel, WALL·E is a soaring ode to the power of love, hope, and art to heal a dying world.

DIRECTOR-APPROVED 4K UHD + BLU-RAY SPECIAL EDITION FEATURES

¥ 4K digital master, approved by director Andrew Stanton, with Dolby Atmos soundtrack

¥ One 4K UHD disc of the film presented in Dolby Vision HDR and HDR10+

¥ Two Blu-ray discs containing the film and special features

¥ Alternate 5.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio and stereo soundtracks

¥ Two audio commentaries:

¥ One with Andrew Stanton

¥ One with character supervisor Bill Wise, coproducer Lindsey Collins, story artist Derek Thompson, and lead animator Angus MacLane

¥ New featurettes on Stanton’s cinematic influences and production designer Ralph Eggleston’s color scripts

¥ Tour of the Pixar Living Archive with Stanton

¥ Behind-the-scenes segments from early animation reels and the making of the film

¥ The Pixar Story (2007), a documentary by Leslie Iwerks

¥ Over a dozen mini-documentaries exploring the film’s production and robotic characters

¥ Anatomy of a Scene: The Plant Ñ a masterclass with Andrew Stanton

¥ WALL·E: A to Z, a new program with Stanton and co-screenwriter Jim Reardon

¥ Deleted scenes with optional commentary by Stanton

¥ A Story (1987), a student film by Stanton

¥ BURN·E (2008), a short film by Angus MacLane

¥ Theatrical trailers

¥ English SDH and English descriptive audio

PLUS:

¥ Essay by author Sam Wasson

¥ Selections from Stanton’s sketchbooks, script notes, and early concept drawings

¥ Artwork from the WALL·E creative team

New cover art by Jason Raish