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Wall-E

G
June 27, 2008
Animation, Science Fiction

After hundreds of lonely years of doing what he was built for, the curious and lovable WALL-E discovers a new purpose in life when he meets a sleek search robot named EVE.

Rated: G
Release Date: June 27, 2008

  • Directed By

    Andrew Stanton

  • Written By

    Jim Reardon, Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter (canon)

  • Produced By

  • Cast

    Fred Willard, Ben Burtt, John Ratzenberger, Jeff Garlin, MacInTalk, Elissa Knight, Kathy Najimy, Ben Burtt, Sigourney Weaver
  • rated G

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The Characters

      • WALL·E (Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class) is programmed to clean up the planet, one trash cube at a time. However, after 700 years he's developed one little glitch, a personality. He is extremely curious, high inquisitive and a little lonely.

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        A painting bot complete with a multi-color fibrous pigment distribution system for all of the Axiom’s painting needs.

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        An accordion-necked vacuum-bot aboard the axiom. Programmed to clean and scrub, but prone to sneezing fits.

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        A robotic hairdresser aboard the Axiom, programmed to make small-talk as she styles hair with her cutting edge styling technology.

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        Microbe Obliterator M-O is a cleaner-bot who loves to clean away all foreign contaminants that find their way onto the Axiom.

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        A light-bot aboard the Axiom. L-T requires a 120 watt dual-setting halogen bulb, and boasts an anti-gravity magnetic airframe.

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        One of the Axiom’s many massage-bots, complete with soothing visual display and an even-tempered behavioral mod chip.

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        An extremely resistant and loyal cockroach who survives on dessert snack, Hal is WALL-E’s pet and best pal on Earth.

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        Small but easily identifiable with their red lights, GO-4 units are charged with overseeing security on the Axiom.

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        EVE (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator) is an advanced probe droid. Called "Probe One" by the Captain of the Axiom, EVE is one of several robots who are sent to Earth on a scanning mission.

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        The Axiom’s defib-bot, sometimes prone to delivering a bit too much charge through their paddles. Often heard saying “clear!”

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        An umbrella-bot, used to provide shade while on the Axiom more often than to protect passengers from rain.

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        The Axiom computer is the main computer that controls The Axiom. Even though at first it seems that the Axiom computer controls the robots, it seems not because the captain could not issue a voice command to the computer to stop Auto or to let him out of the room, it seems that the computer was only a reference database and the individual robots were autonomous.

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        The Axiom’s autopilot for all of its 700 years in space, Auto is cold, mechanical, and a bit controlling of the Captain.

  • WALL•E and EVE: on a mission from the movie "Wall-E"
    Teamwork

    WALL•E and EVE: on a mission.

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    Teamwork

    WALL•E and EVE: on a mission.

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  • EVE is laser-focused on her job, from the movie "Wall-E"
    Directive?

    EVE is laser-focused on her job.

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    Directive?

    EVE is laser-focused on her job.

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  • WALL•E is in a prime spot to catch some solar rays from the movie "Wall-E"
    Powering Up

    WALL•E is in a prime spot to catch some solar rays.

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    Powering Up

    WALL•E is in a prime spot to catch some solar rays.

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  • WALL•E figures out an ingenious way to navigate space, from the movie "Wall-E"
    Impressing EVE

    WALL•E figures out an ingenious way to navigate space.

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    Impressing EVE

    WALL•E figures out an ingenious way to navigate space.

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  • WALL•E can always trust Hal to stick by his side, from the movie "Wall-E"
    EVE, meet Hal

    WALL•E can always trust Hal to stick by his side.

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    EVE, meet Hal

    WALL•E can always trust Hal to stick by his side.

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  • WALL•E and EVE make a great team, most of the time, from the movie "Wall-E"
    Oopse!

    WALL•E and EVE make a great team, most of the time.

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    Oopse!

    WALL•E and EVE make a great team, most of the time.

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  • WALL•E is one of those robots who has a hard time keeping his head out of the clouds. From the movie "Wall-E"
    Curiosity

    WALL•E is one of those robots who has a hard time keeping his head out of the clouds.

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    Curiosity

    WALL•E is one of those robots who has a hard time keeping his head out of the clouds.

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  • WALL•E stumbled upon something truly unique to give to EVE. From the movie "Wall-E"
    The Last Plant

    WALL•E stumbled upon something truly unique to give to EVE.

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    The Last Plant

    WALL•E stumbled upon something truly unique to give to EVE.

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  • WALL•E likes the view from the great beyond. From the movie "Wall-E"
    First Trip to Space

    WALL•E likes the view from the great beyond.

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    First Trip to Space

    WALL•E likes the view from the great beyond.

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  • WALL•E tries to understand what the world was like long ago. From the movie "Wall-E"
    The Collector

    WALL•E tries to understand what the world was like long ago.

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    The Collector

    WALL•E tries to understand what the world was like long ago.

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  • WALL•E holds on to the things he loves, from the movie "Wall-E"
    A Helping Hand

    WALL•E holds on to the things he loves.

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    A Helping Hand

    WALL•E holds on to the things he loves.

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  • Robots: more romantic than anticipated. From the movie "Wall-E"
    Romance

    Robots: more romantic than anticipated.

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    Romance

    Robots: more romantic than anticipated.

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  • WALL•E learns about humans and emotions by watching an old film. From the movie "Wall-E"
    WALL•E’s Love of Television

    WALL•E learns about humans and emotions by watching an old film.

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    WALL•E’s Love of Television

    WALL•E learns about humans and emotions by watching an old film.

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  • Being the last “Waste Allocation Load Lifter – Earth-Class” can be a bit lonely. From the movie "Wall-E"
    The Last WALL•E

    Being the last “Waste Allocation Load Lifter – Earth-Class” can be a bit lonely.

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    The Last WALL•E

    Being the last “Waste Allocation Load Lifter – Earth-Class” can be a bit lonely.

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  • Wall-E and EVE with a group of robots from the movie "Wall-E"
    Spot the WALL•E

    One of these robots is not like the others.

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    Spot the WALL•E

    One of these robots is not like the others.

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  • Wall-E at his daily job from the movie "Wall-E"
    On the Job

    Waste allocation and load lifting is a tough job, but someone has to do it.

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    On the Job

    Waste allocation and load lifting is a tough job, but someone has to do it.

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  • Hal watches as WALL•E goes on his first adventure. From the movie "Wall-E"
    Later, Earth!

    Hal watches as WALL•E goes on his first adventure.

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    Later, Earth!

    Hal watches as WALL•E goes on his first adventure.

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  • EVE is excited that WALL•E is himself again. From the movie "Wall-E"

    EVE is excited that WALL•E is himself again.

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    EVE is excited that WALL•E is himself again.

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  • The first time WALL•E meets EVE, she’s all business, from the movie "Wall-E"
    What's That?

    The first time WALL•E meets EVE, she’s all business.

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    What's That?

    The first time WALL•E meets EVE, she’s all business.

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  • Wall-E is in outer space, from the movie "Wall-E"
    Goodbye, Earth!

    Hello outer space.

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    Goodbye, Earth!

    Hello outer space.

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