Eve Ideology

Stanton intertwines his Christian beliefs/ideology, by giving the heroine of the movie the name Eve, who is crucial to the Earth’s survival. Here, he is presenting the ideology about Adam and Eve and how they were placed on the Earth to start a new civilization and cultivate/replenish the world. Eve becomes a loving partner for the lonely Wall-E and they are both responsible for helping to restart the world just as the book of Genesis in the Bible tells of Adam and Eve. All in all, the ideology in Wall-E says that too much technology and advancement is harmful to the world. We will soon rely so much on technology that it will overcome us and we will ultimately destroy the earth and make it a wasteland. At the end, it is technology that will save the human race and has to reteach the humans the simple things in life like planting crops, establishing a system of irrigation and the essentials needed to survive. …show more content…
It wasn’t as successful, coming in with about $329,000 its opening week, but it still has a great message embedded within. The movie is mainly about a exploration crew that wants to harvest the technology from a lost civilization that was once powerful, considerably wealthy, smart and innovative. The power of money and fame unfortunately leads the crew to manipulate and betray the male protagonist into getting him to navigate them to the lost city. He is the only person in the crew that can read the written language of the lost civilization. When the crew does reach the city, the commander gives orders to strip the lost civilization of all its resources, even if that means to harm the people and after the protagonist founds out about the crew’s plan he is put in a position that is uncomfortable because he doesn’t want to take away from the people of Atlantis rather he wants to help and revive their