Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class (Wall·E)

[Talking about Wall·E]

Wall·E is the latest computer-animated science fiction film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and, probably, the best film of its kind since Toy Story. Definitely, a masterpiece of the genre!

Plot: In the early 22nd century, the Earth is so polluted that it’s not possible for anyone to live in it. It is suggested to live in the outer space for five years, and then return to it, whilst a crew of robots clean the planet up (known as Wall·E units). However, by the year 2110 the plan is canceled: the atmosphere of the Earth is too toxic. People won’t be able to live on the Earth never again, it will no longer support life.

More than 700 years later, only one Wall·E unit remains operational (the main character). He has developed some kind of conscience and curiosity. He collects items that he considers interesting among the waste, saves for himself spare materials from other units and frequently watches a videotape of the 1969 musical film Hello, Dolly!. One fine day, he finds a plant, which he replants in an old boot.

Short after this find, a starship lands on Earth and leaves a futuristic and ergonomic female robot, Eve: her mission is to find some evidences of living plants on the planet. Wall·E falls in love with her, and she feels fascination about his personality. One day, Wall·E shows her the plant in the boot; suddenly, she stores it in and she deactivates, waiting for the starship to come back for her. Wall·E takes care of her motionless body whilst they wait for the starship to come. When it arrives, it takes Eve, but Wall·E manages to get inside and live an epic adventure in the space.

Let me finish with just one of the Easter eggs of this film: Wall·E’s batteries fully charged sound is the boot sound from Mac OS X, Apple’s operating system :-O

Robot Wall·E