Disney Pixar's Wall-E: An Environmental Disaster

In WALL-E, humanity is put in a situation where earth can no longer provide them with a safe place to live. Without the role of technology in the making of a humongous spacecraft capable of occupying the whole human race, the people of earth would not have survived the consumer apocalypse. Not expecting to spend thousands of years in space, the president formed a cleanup plan for earth with the use of robots named WALL-E. Their job was to collect all the garbage and make the planet clean for the return of the humans.

The film Wall-E is related to the science and description area because it talks about the environment and what can happen in the future. The film starts with a robot named Wall-E and he has been assigned to clean up Earth from all the waste that the humans have left behind. It shows him coming out of his house that is full of little different things that humans would think are trash but he does not know what they are and considers them treasures. As he is performing his duties he hears another ship land and drops off another robot named Eve. Eve’s mission is to find any living

The world is in a state of emergency. Global warming and harmful actions by humans have caused the Earth to face substantial effects. Many Hollywood producers and directors are working together to use the movies as a stage to promote what is right. Disney and Pixar are known partners and have worked together once more to create the movie, WALL-E. WALL-E is a movie about a robot that is fighting to bring the humans back to Earth so they can re-civilize on the planet. WALL-E is a heartfelt movie for every age, and it also supports a positive message. A healthy Earth brings prosperity to the human race.

The film Wall-E is a dystopia that took place 700 years in the future. In the begging of the story, the earth is filled with garbage and without plants or animal life. The surviving humans were living in a spaceship called Axiom. The plan was that humans would live in space for 5 years while a robot called Wall-E cleans the earth. However, even after 700 years there was still no one on earth except for Wall-E. Wall-E spends his days cleaning the earth and picking up debris. He had

The result is effective because it shows how the human civilization is coping with the outcome. Wall-E takes place far in the future in which Earth is inhabited by a single robot named Wall-E, whose sole task is to collect trash that the humans have left behind. A barren wasteland of trash as tall as skyscrapers and dirt emphasizes the catastrophic results of what happens when humans repeatedly abuse the environment. Because there is no plant life, there is no human life on Earth. The humans, having abandoned Earth seven hundred years earlier, live on an intergalactic cruise ship. In the Dr. Seuss film, The Lorax, everything is artificial in the walled-in city of Thneed-ville due to the total deforestation of all the trees. In the city with no vegetation, the air quality is atrocious. The people of Thneed-ville would not be able to

In the film Wall-E made by Pixar, a daring robot by the name of Wall-E, saves humankind from themselves. Wall-E is the prominent main character in the film whom showed Eve evidence of life on Earth, a plant, which Eve, another robot, then takes into possession and then signals out to the Axiom, the biggest technological ship invented so far. In the article “Wall-E on the Problem of Technology”, Sean Mattie deposes the literal and symbolic distinctions of the widespread control of technology in the film Wall-e and the Philosophical argument that Francis Bacon depicts of his “ambition for technology to relieve humanity of all inconvenience of life” (Mattie 12). Mattie’s article delves into deeper analysis of the problems of the overwhelmed earth with humans passivity to the control of technology and the

The film is set in the year 2805, Earth has been abandoned and largely contaminated with garbage, with its people evacuated by megacorporation Buy-N-Large on giant star-liners. BnL has left behind Wall-E, who is a robot that is supposed to compact trash to clean up Earth. However, all the Wall-E’s have stopped functioning, except one unit who has gained sentience and is able to stay active using parts from other units. One day, Wall-E discovers a healthy seeding, which he returns to his home. Later, an unmanned spaceship lands and deploys an Eve probe to scan the planet. Wall-E is infatuated with Eve,

Having recently seen Pixar’s Wall-E, it suffices to say that I have been completely enamored by the film, its visuals, and the overall story the film provides. I have always enjoyed Pixar and Disney films and Wall-E is no different; as such, I have numerous thoughts and opinions concerning this dystopian film where humans live in a dehumanized, gluttonous state, are confronted daily with consumerist propaganda, and are controlled by their own piggish behaviors and by old-fashioned robots. Well into the future (approximately seven hundred years from present day), Earth is a desolate land. Mankind, fueled by consumerism and urged on by a prideful corporation, has abandoned Earth and have retired into the Axiom, a luxury spaceship that sails

In the opening scene of WALL-E, it zooms in on the polluted wasteland known as Earth, with billions of artificial satellites circling around it and no indication of life whatsoever on its surface. As the surviving humans have evacuated the inhabitable Earth in a giant spaceship called the Axiom. When the main protagonist Wall-E appears on screen, he appears to be the only robot remaining, working his daily job of collecting the waste that was abandoned. This part of the storyline represents the director's first attempt at criticising the current lifestyle of mankind, advising us that our beautiful planet may end up in a state of pollution so severe that it could no longer allow for proper living conditions if we keep on polluting. Later in

Something I learned that I did not know before I took this PBA is the 4 environmental themes. I probably did know this in the past but it’s a refresher. The 4 environmental themes were Geography, Society, Economy, and Transportation. In addition I was educated new Vocab. The words that were new to me was Industrial revolution, which is when machine started taking over for building man-made objects. The cotton gin, which was a machine that Eli Whitney made. There are many more words I

In the film Wall-E, we are exposed to multiple types of narratives. Throughout the first 10-12 minutes we are given many questions that are answered quickly and some that are answered over the course of the movie. These questions probe our interest and draw us deeper into the plot of the film. Questions such as, “What types of events lead to the abandoning of earth?”, “Why is the store Buy ‘N Large referenced so much?” and “What is the importance of the robot Wall-E?”. Throughout the film all these questions are answered for the audience through the hermeneutic code. This keeps the audience interested.

Summary and Protagonist Wall-e was directed by Andrew stanton and was released June 23 2008. In this film you meet a goofy little robot named Wall-e. He lives on earth but not the version of earth we live on today. This version of earth is infested with trash and no plant life. Wall-e was created as a trash collector and has been left to clean up the mess us humans made. Antagonist

At the beginning of the time, there was nothing, but pure light and love. This light and love was God. God then began to create countless number of planets with different versions of Adams and Eves to experience life in the physical form. These initial versions of Adam and Eves were the literal expressions of God. They were created in the image of God and they were given everything that they would ever need to enjoy life. They were living in the paradise that knew nothing about negativity or problems. The only difference between Heaven and the place where billions versions of 20th century Adams and Eves live right now is this - in heaven, there is no negativity, no problems, no lack, no physical death, and no darkness.

Wall-E a suffered damage when chased by inter AUTO, brought by EVE to Earth for repairs, damage to the memory Wall-E-Wall-E lead to losing her memory about what was experienced by him over the past 700 years. However, as the story of cartoons, there is always a happy ending. Wall-E again conscious and can remember remember what he experienced. The House of humans back to Earth and restore it while Wall-E get thinking angannya, i.e., holding the hand of EVE, as a sign of love.

First of all, the setting of earth in WALL-E is clearly a resemblance of other post-apocalypse films. 28 Days Later (2002) is one obvious example of this. Both films take place in the post-apocalyptic world and the earth is portrayed as the abandoned planet. Also, there are clips within the films which describe the preceding events that commence the apocalypse.