A Work of Art!, That's what I said when I saw for the first time Wall-E and I left more than impressed. And, beyond the green message implied that all the media highlighted at the time of the film, Wall-E refers to topics that at first sight is lost, but getting a little attention and are easy to find understand.
The story most know it, Wall-E is a robot that is only on earth and that for 700 years has been dedicated to compressing and stacking blocks away that "human pigs" left behind while we decided to go to the stars to rest of the "terrible and tired" life we \u200b\u200bhad in the earth, and pass to continue polluting, but now is the space. "
In these 700 years many things happened, the main, most of Wall-E, which is an acronym for his real name in English, ceased to function over time and apparently the Wall -e is the only one who continues to work and doing his "directive" each and every single day of your life.
But as it is supposed solitude is a good place so empty that sometimes you get bored and start to become idle and investigate what these things around, and with so much garbage around because Wall-E begins to generate a curiosity to know "why" everything worked, but of course sometimes use that gives him is not the same gave humans.
And here is where things begin to change and become a simple children's story to a true work of art, not just tell by the way in which visually explains how in which a robot has generated feelings, fear, curiosity, empathy, friendship, but mostly shock and need for affection and love, but what they see after the viewer.
So far the movie plays normal, the green message, yes there really is explicitly-is present at all times and blah, blah, blah, then Wall-E meets Eve, a robot designed for better and more sophisticated than our trash compactor, which those we live in the eighties reminds us of another Square robot and friendly too, and that one day is left by a ship of exploration on earth.
But it will be between one of those things that Wall-E collected that Eva will find the main element of the same policy that protects find it being completed their mission and once again leaving Wall-E only, but now he will try by all means not losing the only "friend", though have a pet, which has had all this time.
The Axiom is the utopia that VIKI in I, Robot (and many others) want to create and failing to try, ie the place where human beings and not hurt each other , where robots take care of them all, including themselves and in which nothing, absolutely nothing happens without them, the robots-they know and preserved at all costs. The difference between VIKI and the Axiom's computer is that while the first seeks its goal by "revolution" the second bet to comfort and oblivion.
The irony-or is supposed to be, is that in all this filth and squalor framed in perfect cleanliness and order, is that a small robot, an artificial life form is the only "thing" and live to remember give meaning to the word "live."
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