The Film Wall-E

To start off Wall-E fits almost all of the parts of the first part of the hero’s journey. It is sort of shown that he is created to clean up but it doesn’t go farther than that. The next part is the call to adventure when a drone named Eve comes to earth looking for any source of life. When she found some life she went in some form of a hibernation state and in which a rocket came for Eve and Wall-E decides to try and save her. Wall-E first crosses the threshold when he goes into outer space the viewer however may argue that when Wall-e got to the Axiom is where he first crossed the threshold.

We rely on technology way too much these days that we don’t pay attention to what's really going on. And what about the robots? They can mess up on us just like in the movie and possible take over the world if it hadn’t been for Wall-E’s help. The world evolves with technology.

The movie WALL-E humanizes robots, yet mechanizes and, at times, infantizes the humans. One example of this was shown throughout the movie with WALL-E’s personality. Through this film, he demonstrated many human characteristics like caring and love. WALL-E had a clear and distinct personality, and it was evident by his actions that he deeply cared, and maybe even loved EVE. This was also extremely clear, when WALL-E boarded the spacecraft in order to stay with EVE. Even though WALL-E was a robot, the film creators did an amazing job of transferring those human characteristics to him, and portraying him as an actual character.

How WALL-E manages to strike a chord with not only with other robots but also human beings such as the ship's captain evidence these

In mid-2008 Andrew Stanton and Pixar released WALL-E, set intentionally in 2805 based on the destruction of Earth and impracticality of modern day technology. When WALL-E hit the box offices, the loveable robot made an astounding 533.3 million dollars and quickly became a household classic upon being released on DVD. The popularity of this movie brought in many ideas for critics, including slavery and stages of utopia. In short, utopia can be defined by the idealistic of perfection in the human mind. Closely followed by the utopia the community feels on the Axiom ship, is the slave work they have placed upon the robots, repressing the natural feelings some of them have begun to find. In conclusion, it is easily discoverable that the human species

WALL-E is a Sci-Fi/Comedy movie produced by Pixar and Directed by Andrew Stanton. The basic plot of the story follows a small robot made of junk who is called WALL-E, whose sole purpose is to clean up trash on the Earth which is an abandoned, garbage littered. As the film plays out he falls in love with another robot who is named EVE. The film takes a turn when EVE takes off into space after finishing her prime directive of acquiring a plant from earth, so WALL-E madly in love follows her to the ends of the universe. These two robats changed the fate of humanity. The Film subtly addresses consumerism, corporatism, nostalgia, environmental problems, waste management, human impact on the environment, and risks to human civilization and the planet

The movie Wall-E was about a small robot named Wall E whose job was to clean up the earth while the humans were gone on a large floating city in space called the Axiom because the earth was too dirty to live on; they were supposed to be away from earth for a few years but they ended up spending 700 years on the Axiom. Wall-E was the last remaining robot that was given the job to make earth great again. The movie made it clear that this robot was alive and had feelings, but one day he saw a robot named Eve and fell in love with her. Eve was sent to earth on a mission to find a plant, she found one and went into hibernate mode, during this time period Wall-E was taking care of her. Then finally one day a spaceship came to pick her up and Wall-E

Wall-e is an animated Pixar movie starring an adorable robot named WALL-E that roams the inhabited Earth...700 years in the future. This film is not only great from an environmental perspective but also from a perspective of a teenager. The animated characters are adorable and the movie does a great job at creating a picture of the fact that the Earth doesn’t last forever. The movie starts off with WALL-E collecting materials around the widely polluted and trashed surface. There are no humans here because the Earth became too dirty and trashed to live on. The earthlings left the Earth in despair and now live on a space shuttle called “the Axiom”. Will mankind survive...has the IQ of the human race decreased too much to save the crumbling Earth?

Wall-e is a 2008 Disney film based on a robot named Wall-e. In this movie our world has been destroyed by humans polluting, being too attached

We are introduced to a world, literally covered in garbage, that Wall-E has been sorting through for an unspecified amount of time, diligently doing his job to compact and sort all the debris, left by his human creators. As the film proceeds, we see what a lonely existence Wall-E leads until Eve shows up with her unknown “directive,” eventually becoming a friend to Wall-E. As the film proceeds eventually we find that Eve’s motivation is to check whether the Earth is capable of vegetation yet, for the humans now aboard the Axiom space station.

Technological advances have come a long way. However, with all these technological advances, it is creating a disadvantage health wise. For instance, obesity in the United States is “. . . rising every year and a large cause is that Americans do not take the time to be physically active like they used to. Before all of the advances in technology, people had to move around a bit more than they do today. People worked physically harder years ago as there were more labor intense jobs and there was a sense of pride from working physically hard all day. If we look at all of the technology we currently have, certainly the argument is that it has made our lives easier and at the same time, caused adults and youth to both become less active” (Cook). To put it another way, it explains that before technological advances, many people were more active than they used to be. Now, since technology has made lives easier, Americans are not physically active anymore causing

The statement attempts to bridge these dramatic changes to a reduction in the ability for humans to think for themselves. The assumption is that an increased reliance on technology negates the need for people to think creatively to solve previous quandaries. Looking back at the introduction, one could argue that without a car, computer, or mobile phone, the hypothetical worker would need to find alternate methods of transport, information processing and communication. Technology short circuits this thinking by making the problems obsolete.

Popcorn introduces her readers of the knowledge she attains by describing the negatives and the positives of artificial intelligence. She states that robots may become smarter than humans. She says that more than “47 percent of workers in the United States” will lose their jobs to robots (Popcorn) . Popcorn even considers herself

In WALL-E, Planet Earth is covered with garbage due to all the consumption of Buy N’ Large product. It built up mountains of garbage, too dangerous to be inhabited, and abandoned by mankind. They left robots on earth to fix the garbage situation while they went on a five-year cruise in space. 700 years later, there is only one WALL-E robot left cleaning up. He squeezed rubbish into cubes and built towers of garbage, tidying up the world little by little each day. This robot has a unique personality, collects knickknacks, and he longed for a lover. EVE, a robot, is sent to Earth on a search mission. WALL-E is intrigued by her and he shows her the object that EVE is looking for, a living plant. EVE is sent back to the Axiom, the luxury cruise spaceship; WALL-E following not far behind. On the Axiom, everyone is obese and glued to their floating chairs and screens. There is no real communication or interaction except robots assisting humans’ daily needs. Now the plant that EVE supposedly has found on her mission is the sign of life on earth. Captain B. McCrea, surprised and has no knowledge of Earth, is onboard with returning. But AUTO, captain’s robotic autopilot tries to stop the Axiom from going home by destroying the plant. It’s up to WALL-E, EVE, and other robots to save the plant and get it to the Holo-Detector chamber, the key to go directly back to Earth. They were able to get the plant to the chamber and head to home. With the help from WALL-E and

WALL-E, short for Waste Allocation Load Lifter – Earth class, is the last robot still operating on an earth. He has been abandoned by humans, who now live on massive self-sustaining spaceships. He goes about his daily life cleaning up trash left on the barren and uninhabitable wasteland, while bringing back all objects he deems interesting back to his home. One day he spots EVE, a female robot who has been sent back to earth to scan for green life. WALL-E gives EVE a plant he previously found and she immediately shuts down and is taken to space as WALL-E hitches a ride. Aboard a ship called the Axiom, WALL-E and EVE work to get the plant to the captain against the will of AUTO, the antagonistic auto-pilot of the ship. Eventually they succeed and the captain, after reviewing the history of earth, decides to bring the ship back home to start fresh by planting the solitary plant brought in by EVE.