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    Wall-E and Feed Comparison The movie Wall-E and the novel Feed by M.J. Anderson differ in several areas; however‚ they have many connections in the author’s use of consumerism. Technology is so crucial to the society in Feed and Wall-E‚ that when it ceases to function‚ people are helpless and cannot survive without it. For an example in Feed‚ when the main characters’ Feeds are hacked‚ they can barely survive a few days without technology. While sitting in the hospital they are miserable‚ “They

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    Wall-E vs Feed Comparison

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    I believe that Disney Pixar’s WALL-E and M.T. Andersons view on human nature is that humans will always cause destruction. Anderson displays this belief on the very last sentence in Feed: “Everything Must Go”(Anderson 299). This shows that he believes humans will live until they have destroyed everything. In both works‚ Earths environment has become unstable and can no longer support the human population. In M.T Andersons book Feed all animals other than cockroaches have been killed by humans

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    Wall-E‚ a Pixar film‚ and Feed a book by M.T. Anderson are both stories with similar characters‚ plots‚ and basic ideas‚ that are set far in the future‚ where society has caused problems for itself. One of the major similarities between Wall-E and Feed is the male to female relationship. Wall-E can be compared to Titus‚ and Eve can be compared to Violet. At the beginning of the story‚ Wall-E lives everyday the normal way he was meant to‚ creating the trash buildings that are embedded in his programming

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    Fictional movie Analysis: The Introduction (Paragraph 1) For this assignment I was asked to pick a fictional movie that related to sustainability‚ climate change‚ resource depletion‚ and threats involving the environment and health. Wall-e is a movie set in the future where earth has become uninhabited due to people not recycling at all‚ releasing too much greenhouse gases from factories‚ and contaminating the water which made the earth become too much of a hazardous area for people or animals to

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    Wall-E

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    Wall E is a animated movie that talks about a robot that help people to realize that they the worth of earth and they should take all work in computerized way. This movie makes me fascinated since it is a animated and the story is amazing. It is all about a robot named Wall-e‚ who is a designed to clean up a waste-covered Earth. The Earth for that days is just intend to be a trash can of all defective metals and wall-e is there to clean . Walle Found out a plant and bring it at home .As people

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    Wall-E

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    humans have all been relocated to a star liner called Axiom. Trash compactor robots are left on earth to clean it up. Then the company Buy ‘n’ Large decides to shut down all the robots except one‚ Wall-E Recycling Wall-E was the last of his kind of robots left on earth to clean it up. Every day‚ Wall-E would go to a section or sector of the earth and gather up garbage‚ compact it until it was a square shape. He would then‚ take the recycled squares and began stacking them until they formed buildings

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    Wall-E essay This should be big and obvious‚ considering this is what the movie is all about. The ship was created for the purpose of luxury and turned into an escape from the planet because humans had entirely destroyed and used up all natural resources beyond repair. This is supposed to take place in the future‚ but there are many experts that say we are getting very close to doing this to the earth (within the next 50 years or less). Trash is compacted‚ shooting it out into space. Apparently

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    Wall-E

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    Wall-E is the story of a trash compactor robot and a probe robot who fall in love. Wall-E was left behind on a garbage-ridden Earth when the human race abandons it to live in space. He is left there year after year until one day‚ a ship lands and the beautiful probe EVE comes to look for signs of life. Wall-E shows her a plant he had found‚ and she takes it back to the space station where the humans are living. After a struggle with the resistant auto pilot‚ EVE and Wall-E‚ together with the captain

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    What Is WALL-E?

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    I agree with with the message that WALL-E is trying to send everyone because it’s incredibly obvious that it’s showing up in our world now. The clear message that the director of WALL-E was trying to send us was that karma will come back to bite you in the butt. With people in the world who keep on buying materials that they don’t necessarily need and throwing them out just as quickly‚ to go buy other materials again‚ there’s absolutely no way that we will be able to keep our planet sustainable.

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    Love and Wall-e

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    Wall-E Pixar’s Wall-E is a heartwarming story about a lonely little robot left alone and dejected by humans. After hundreds of years of compacting trash‚ he developed a charming personality and was love struck by a search robot named Eve. This triggers an exciting and beautiful journey across the galaxy in search of her. Wall-E is part love story‚ part sci-fi‚ and part adventure‚ which all coincide to form a masterpiece. Pixar’s Wall-E has a run time of 98 minutes‚ so it is not too long but not

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