They packed so much damn silliness into the new Transformers movie that it is getting horrible reviews. Had Transformer Wall-E made an appearance, the movie would have been saved. Wall-E makes everything better.

This is apparently a one of a kind knock-off toy from Japan, so sadly the Transformers movie still sucks. It could have been a whole different movie. I would have been happy with just the scene depicted above, of Wall-E forcing himself up the tailpipe of some poor truck.

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Cute and cuddly is in these days, so how about getting this adorable Robot, dubbed The M-O (micro-obliterator) from the adult-kid movie, Wall-E. Like a little mini vacuum, it sucks up dirt, dust, crumbs, and maybe even those pesky ants on your counter (not advised), but its only goal is to get rid of the dirty marks. It has a little trash can that all the dirt is stored in, so unlike a Swiffer, you can just empty the trash can in the garbage. It isn’t that large so i wouldn’t recommend sending it on large vacuuming trips, but rather just a final sweep of the table after dinner. Surly you could let your kids play with it, but it is probably better used to clean up. On Amazon.com, it is sold for $21.99.

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The guy who built this awesome and highly detailed Wall-E case for his computer is certainly devoted. Before they assembled the parts, they made the gear-wheels etc out of solid metal blocks. It must have taken a huge amount of time to build this. You can check out a ton of pics in the link below if you want to build one yourself.

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This one comes from a clever Russian modder. It may not have a screen in it’s belly like this one, or a game cube, but it’s still a quality mod. Further proof that everyone wants their own Wall-E even if they have to build one themselves.

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This fake trailer gives Wall-E a Watchmen feel. I’d love to see a movie like this. A darker, grittier Wall-E. Good stuff!

Now you can collect Wall-E and all his robot friends from the movie. This mini figure set includes eight robots from the “prison break” scene in WALL-E. And it is mini…When assembled, it measures a mere 5.5″ in length. $17.99 for 8 robots on a plastic base? Count me in.

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A team of Malaysian students hope that the creation above will be a solution for robotic trash collection. A rover that would clean the streets just like Wall-E, picking up trash with two conveyor belt arms and dumping it into a bin on its back.

The robot firstly will make a full 360 degrees of rotation, to allow the ultrasonic sensor to scan the nearest object… The light sensor will scan the colour of the object, and if the colour of object is red, the conveyor will be rotating to move the ball up… Then, the robot will wait until it hear any sound before stop the conveyor motor.

It will probably pick up litter-bugs too as it’s programming evolves to recognize the bastards responsible for all the filth.

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Wall-E parties are all the rage apparently. Join in on the fun. You can throw an entire party for the lovable bot with a cake topper, cups, plates, table cover and napkins. A party for 8 for less than $30. The cake is up to you.

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The adventures of WALL-E is an interesting Flickr set by cappndave. Hit the link below to see the lovable robot in all sorts of settings and adventures. It’s a great visual story

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It’s a great day for cute robots and animation studios. Wall-E has won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Sadly Wall-E himself did not accept the statue. For those keeping count, they gave an award to someone who is no longer with us and a robot who never existed.