Punch and Us

If this is suppose to be Earth 700 years into the future, then why does Wall-E look so much like R.O.B., the Nintendo robot? Then again, big eyes on a stout body melts all hearts, e.g. babies. Wall-E is another animation gem from Pixar, the makers of Finding Nemo. Regardless of being completely alone with no supervisors or moms, he hasn’t stop performing the same task he was programmed to when Earth was actually populated with other beings. He also has developed human characteristics–a personality and the capacity for love. An animated robot is turning out to be a better human than I am. I went hungry once during my college years because the dining hall was too far of a walk. But, I do share one commonality with Wall-E. I, too, am in love with an Egg Vibrator.

Animated robots who find love in a dystopia–how could it be bad?
- Hien