Paper instructions:
watch the disney movie wall-e and write about it and

answer the question in a essay

Ah, a robot that is designed (by Pixar at least) to teach

us something about human emotions – where have we

encountered that before? (Not that replicants are

actually robots, but you get the idea.) So, you have

several options for this last essay – 1) analyze the film

as a warning to Earthlings to clean up their act, before

we find it necessary to abandon the planet, 2) in terms

of what we learn from the people aboard the Axiom, 3)

in terms of what the film teaches us about the kinds of

human emotion and/or interactions that we have

seemingly forgotten how to express, or 4) combine

any of these ideas, as there is some interconnectedness

between them. You may, of course, reference any of

the other films we’ve screened this term as well.
Wall-e is a film that does a film with a lot of

emotion from two robots. Wall-e seems to be the only

robot on earth and by himself. Kind of like being the

only human around a bunch of different creature Wall-e

opens up a much larger picture for the views it deals

with a lot and especially opens our eyes to how we

treat our planet.