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    Love and Wall-e

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    Wall-E Pixar’s Wall-E is a heartwarming story about a lonely little robot left alone and dejected by humans. After hundreds of years of compacting trash‚ he developed a charming personality and was love struck by a search robot named Eve. This triggers an exciting and beautiful journey across the galaxy in search of her. Wall-E is part love story‚ part sci-fi‚ and part adventure‚ which all coincide to form a masterpiece. Pixar’s Wall-E has a run time of 98 minutes‚ so it is not too long but not

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    Wall-E Themes

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    Texts‚ whether it may in the form of a novel or in a long film‚ revolve around the aim of expressing an important theme or motif. Trash an award-winning novel by Andy Mulligan and Wall-E‚ a film directed by Andrew Stanton both explore important themes such as over reliance on technology and social sustainability. The themes explored play a major role in the plot and storyline. Over the last several years‚ technology has rapidly evolved. We now have supercomputers in a device no bigger than our hand

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    Summary of Wall-E

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    created a robot which is capable to clear the trash by crushing it into cubes. However as days go by‚ Wall-e was the only robot left as the others malfunction. While collecting trash and putting it into cubes‚ Wall-e found a small plant in the midst. Coincidentally‚ Eve‚ a robot shaped as an owl which functions to look for any signs of living plants was sent down to earth by the humans. Wall-e then fell in love with Eve and he finally brought Eve back to his storage house where he kept all the

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    Wall-E Analysis

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    lifeless objects that humans call their own creations with the intent to embody the technological genesis of a world that will soon consume the future of time. When comparing Joseph Kosinski’s post-apocalyptic‚ Oblivion‚ and Jim Morris’ animated film‚ Wall-E‚ similarities between both struggling protagonists are revealed‚ leading the reader to realize that the human instinct of survival has evolved into an impulse for humans to forge a world of their own‚ though when humans periodically forget to reflect

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    Consumerism In Wall-E

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    WALL-E By: Micah D-S Environment and waste WALL-E is a film with many maessages‚ however I think it is a very environment related movie. In WALL-E‚ Pixar critsizes people taking things for granted‚ and consuming absurd amounts of things they think of as the norm. This means Pixar is critisizing consumerism. They are trying to raise awareness of how easy it is to destroy a society‚ so that it doesn’t happen. WALL-E is a great film because it brings up real issues that the world. It brings up issues

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    beliefs” based on the environment. In the movie‚ Wall-E‚ there is an idea given to the audience of the future polluted world where robots have to stay on Earth and clean up the mess. Whereas‚ on the other hand‚ the people get to live in space in a better environment. This shows a very selfish ideology from the people towards the robot‚ Wall-E and others who stayed on earth since the people left Wall-E alone (the people left their responsibility to Wall-E) in a messy world that they produced. This an

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    Film Analysis: WALL-E

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    WALL-E directed by Andrew Stanton and produced by Pixar in 2008‚ is an animated science fiction movie‚ . What is so unique and very intresting about this movie is that you understand everything with just the images only and with so few dialogues‚ you can still be captivated and feel very strong emotions while watching WALL-E. I believe that this movie has a strong mix of science fiction and a love story the relationship between the two robots is just as important as the general plot. This film takes

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    Wall-E Character Analysis

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    WALL-E WALL-E is a very interesting‚ human-like character. He posses many qualities that can relate back to the human nature. Although WALL-E is a very old and dirty robot‚ left to clean up the trash on Earth‚ he has a sense of unique traits. WALL-E is funny‚ caring‚ and most definitely hard working. However‚ his most interesting quality is his will to love. WALL-E shows his abilities to love many times in the movie. At the beginning of the movie‚ it shows WALL-E listening to music and

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    Wall-E‚ one of the main characters of the film‚ demonstrated the beatitudes through his heroic deeds such as saving the plant‚ going after Eve for thinking she was in danger‚ and showing such care and compassion towards other people. To start with‚ Wall-E demonstrated the eighth beatitude which states‚ “Blessed are they who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness‚ for theirs is the kingdom of heaven”‚ through his valiant acts of putting himself in danger to merely do the right thing. In the

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    Wall-E Film Analysis

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    its audiences to the future with its films. Andrew Stanton’s film Wall-e and Spike Jonze’s film Her are examples well-made science fiction films identify and explores the ideas of technology and humanity. In the film Wall-e‚ the main character Wall-e is a lonely robot living on earth after all the life forces has died or left the planet. Wall-e’s main function and purpose within the film is to collect garbage and minimize waste. Wall-e later meets Eve‚ a robot who comes to earth to explore if the planet

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