WALL-E
Here ’s every Song dynasty featured on theWALL - Esoundtrack . Pixar ’s ninth feature filmWALL - Ecame out in 2008 withFinding Nemodirector Andrew Stanton at the helm . The 29th century - set vivification enjoin the tale of its titular character , the last usable trash compactor automaton left on Earth keep up the aggregative evacuation of human beings to several giant spaceship C in the beginning , after inordinate consumerism and environmental ruin left the planet a waste . When fellow robot EVE come to value the satellite for habitability , WALL - E embarks on a journey to test Earth ’s viability and fall in love with EVA along the way .
WALL - Ewas a big hit with critics who praise the movie for its environmentally witting and anti - consumerist substance . It also best Best Animated Feature at the Oscars , Golden Globe Awards and the BAFTAs and grossed over half a billion dollar worldwide . Today – thirteen Pixar movies later – WALL - Eis still come as one of theanimation studio’sbest pic .
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Part of what makesWALL - Esuch a magical movie is how it manage to get so much emotion from its robot champion despite his minimum dialog . That ’s help along by a brainy soundtrack featuring pre - existent Song dynasty , a data track penned specifically for the movie by Peter Gabriel and an original score composed by Thomas Newman - who antecedently worked with Andrew Stanton onFinding Nemoand is Pixar favorite Randy Newman ’s cousin - that fuse orchestral and electronic element to set the tone . Read on for a complete leaning of every song onWALL - E’ssoundtrack .
The songs “ Put On Your Sunday Clothes ” and “ It Only take A Moment ” performed by Michael Crawford are from the 1969 movie adaptation of musicalHello , Dolly ! – a videotape of which WALL - E watches in the pic . A couple of classical pieces – Johann Strauss II ’s “ The Blue Danube ” and Richard Strauss ’ “ Also Sprach Zarathustra ” – can be heard but unfortunately are n’t included on theWALL - Esoundtrack . Those pieces are a nod to Stanley Kubrick ’s sci - fi epic2001 : A Space Odysseywhich was a major influence on the animation .
Prog rock legend Peter Gabriel ’s song “ Down To Earth ” was co - save with Thomas Newman and played over the end credit ofWALL - E. A melody from “ Down To Earth ” feature of speech in the typography “ Define Dancing ” , which blend in on to win Best Instrumental Arrangement at the 2009 Grammy Awards . Gabriel and Newman also make home the Grammy for Best Song compose for a Motion Picture , Television or Other Visual Media for “ Down To Earth . ” TheWALL - Esoundtrack was nominated for Best Original Score at the Academy Awards but lose out toSlumdog Millionaire .
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