Disney's Wall-E Environmental Analysis

Disney’s Wall-E captured and explained complex issues simply enough for a child to understand. In this animation, a Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-class (Wall-E) robot is the only element left on Earth. The once beautiful and flourishing Earth had been taken over by extensive amounts of waste. Wall-E cruises around all day sorting and mashing waste into compact cubes. Every day is the same for Wall-E until an Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator (EVE) robot arrives. Eve is scanning the planet trying to find any form of sustainable life. Together Eve and Wall-E are working to bring human life back to Earth. Humans created a wasteland once called Earth; however, all cleanup is left to lifeless robots. Basic salvation skills were lacking changing life as they knew it. Choices humans made impacted the way civilization ran. Culture changed completely. Three problems left society lacking individuality environmentalism and conservation. Since the Earth had been overtaken by waste absolutely no human life remains. Instead, a monopolistic business had sent everyone on a space vacation where they had been for over seven hundred years. Due to drastically different conditions in space, humans no longer live normal lives. Absolutely every aspect …show more content…
A lengthy analysis will focus on environmentalism, individuality, and conservation. Without humans changing habits normal culture will disappear. Adjustments on board the spaceship would have prevented a radical culture shock when returning to Earth. Reminding the brainwashed humans of their previous lifestyle would smooth out the transition back home. Promoting individualism by eliminating a communistic captain controlled by a corrupt computer system is first. Next, explaining the fundamentals of the environment and how it can be protected can prevent another ecological catastrophe. Lastly, people need to take powerful, provocative steps to restore home to a blossoming and attractive