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As has now become a tradition of Pixar films, just before you start the movie hall, you get the trailer for Pixar's future films (the trailer for Ratatouille has been seen before Cars, Cars premiere the trailer for The Incredibles, while that before The Incredibles Finding Nemo and so on). This tactic allows for each launch of a new film for the immediate publication (first in theaters, then on the internet)'s next film, probably to secure a public constant. Here, then, that just before the movie Ratatouille will be shown the trailer of the new Pixar film, Wall-E note.

The bets:
The film can be divided into three parts. The first, which occupies the first half hour of the film will be made only by the sounds emitted by the robot. Each dialogue "human" is left to broadcast television movies, which (as they were flash-back) show what happened in the past to our planet. In several ways Wall-E is about to become the greatest challenge in the field of digital animation, a movie for the first half hour is virtually no dialogue must be to counter a very good script and pressing.

Click here to see the trailer in Italian