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Is Wall-E Really About An Aging Gay Robot?

by Riley Jones on Tue 08 Jul 2008 04:19 PM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

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Like many of you, I took a break from the lavish penthouse parties that are my workaday routine to jaunt to my local imax and see Wall-E this weekend.

And I’m here—at least textually—to tell you that it’s not only a wonder of computer graphics, but also a film that dares to stand for something. Wall-E shines some much-needed light and compassion on a largely unexplored sphere of human existence: that of the elderly gay man.

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