WALL-E

isolation can be seen through the novel Grendel, by John Gardner, and the Disney’s movie Wall-E, directed by Andrew Stanton. Grendel and Wall-E are two animated characters that one can never understand at first encounter. When coming out of isolation, Grendel and Wall-E are always foreseen as different. As the others only see their uncommon appearance and begin to attack with fear, giving no chance for Grendel and Wall-E to explain. Through this pain of isolation they become inquisitive…

The environmental message presented in the movie Wall-E is a very important one that is very pertinent to the current time and environmental problems. The movie begins by following around a robot that was sent to earth long ago to clean up the mess left by the human race who are no longer living on the planet. A new robot sent from the ship that current humans are living on is sent down. Wall-E wants to know this robot so he begins to show her some things that he has found during the years. He…

they multitask with technology. In the movie Wall-E, two guys were shown chatting with each other on a screen, but they were right next to each other! In reality, people are known to text friends that are in the same room as them. Isn't it ironic how the more we try to become socially connected with each other through technology, the more we become socially detached with each other in…

TITLE “I don’t want to survive, I want to live” said Captain McCrea in the movie WALL-E. This movie, although animated, is very much a representation of the dramatic affects us humans have on the earth. This movie shows many hypothetical scenes of the earth with trash piled up and ruins of the exacerbated world. I noticed some major points that I figure that the writer was trying to convey. First, like almost every other movie, there is a love story, then there is drama, and in this movie it…

pessimistic point of view of the future. WALL E is the right best movie for you to discover the drastic changes of earth’s environment and the extensive crisis that the humankind has to deal with. Wall E opens with the scene starts out as with a this robot who has to clean up the trash and the waste filled earth in the future. Another robot, named EVE, comes to earth to carry out her task to replace the last of the obsolete trash-cube robots, Wall-E, on Earth.and Tthe two robots meet…

When I was 6 the movie Wall-E came out. I was fascinated by the thought of the world piling up with trash and humans moving to another planet. Much to my relief, my mom reassured me that it was just a movie. It looks like the world that Wall-E lived in could be a global reality, until Dutch aerospace engineer and inventor Boyan Slat raised over 2 million dollars to fund his new invention, The Ocean Vacuum. Since we live in a world where over 5 trillion pounds of plastic litter the ocean this is…

In the Pixar movie, WALL-E, the current culture of the people is them relying on technology for everything they do. It’s a little like the world we live in nowadays, there are people who do everything with their phones and can’t do hardly anything without it. We now have it to where we can text the pizza emoji to dominos and they will deliver pizza. In the movie the people would call the robot that gets the drinks, and it would bring it to them. With the technology we have today we never see…

We live in a world where need fast satisfaction. One of the main reasons fast food chains are so successful today. I'm currently worried about the future of humanity. We might be too dependent on technology. If you've ever seen the movie WALL-E, technology basically cares for the remaining population of humanity. With technology humanity destroyed the earth and was forced to build a spaceship to survive. Each person weighed 300 pounds and couldn't take care of themselves. Or we can go down the…

the film inside out. The director, Pete Docter embarked on a wild plot, exploring how emotions interact and fight for control of our lives. Inside out tackles bigger issues than just children's entertainment making it very comparable to Pixar's “WALL-E”. When I first read the synopsis, I was hesitant to say the least. Do I really want to know how a young girl named Riley (Kaitlyn Dias) deals with moving houses? Do I want to watch her emotions Joy (Amy Poehler) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith)…

At the surface, “Wall-E” is an enjoyable movie about a lonely robot, whose main task is to collect garbage on Earth. Beneath the surface, the movie is so much more, Wall-E is needed to save the planet from permanent destruction, while becoming smitten with EVE. When the audience first meets Wall-E, he is alone on Earth with nothing but a pet cockroach. Even though the planet is deemed as uninhabitable for humans, Wall-E must continue to follow his directive of cleaning the garbage off the planet…