First Seven Mins of Wall-e

The setting at the beginning of Wall-e is:

• The near future on Mars

• The near future on Earth

• A few years ago on Earth

• 2135 on Earth

Wall-e's code makes him:

• Find plants and research them

• Crush garbage and bring it to his "home"

• Crush garbage and stack it

• Dance while singing

The company Buy n Large represents:

• Walmart

• an NGO

• Human's over-consumption

• the industrial revolution.

Wall-e still exists because:

• It is made of superior parts

• It uses parts from obsolete Wall-e's

• It has a positive attitude

• Has a lot of grit.

Presumably, electricity still exists because of:

• Solar Power

• Plants continuously burning coal

• Nuclear power

• Electric cars

An example of anthropomorphism is:

• Wall-e working hard to complete his prime directive

• Wall-e stacking in neat piles

• Making buildings out of garbage

• Wall-e being tickled by the cockroach

What trope about an apocalyptic event does the director include?

• It will always be sunny after humans are gone.

• Cockroaches will still be alive after humans are gone.

• Robots will clean up after we are gone

• It will come down to us versus the robots

Why were Wall-e's created?

• To serve and protect humans

• To help humans organize their things

• To clean up from the over-consumption

• To make moeny from people buying Wall-e's

What can we infer is the plan for Earth and its inhabitants?

• To ship people away forever

• To leave a population behind to try to solve the problems

• To have people live on ships for a while then come back when Earth is clean

• To tough it out

What does the lunch box symbolize?

• A blue-collar worker working nine-to-five

• The lack of refrigeration on Earth

• Wall-e's hunger for love

• The collection of stuff he colects