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WALL-E Reviewed by an Autist

Last updated on: When it comes to stories about a dark future in which humanity is controlled by total automation from robots and artificial intelligence, WALL-E effectively conveys the tone without having to be too scary to be rated G. The dark implications of total automation for humanity are up to movie theorists for interpretation. Other than the dark implications for humanity's future, WALL-E may be a timeless masterpiece for families to enjoy. The plot of the movie is centered on a centuries-old garbage cleaner named the titular character, WALL-E, who was left behind to clean up waste for seven centuries from the time they abandoned Earth after she seemingly became uninhabitable by the global mess of waste and pollution that mankind's mistakes created by the 22nd century.  WALL-E lived a lonely life all by himself on Earth, longing for a connection until he met a highly advanced biomaterial-extracting robot named EVE. WALL-E's journey into space began the moment he a...

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