Wall-E Monsters in Film and Literature

The character Wall-E has become a modern icon. His eponymous film, released in 2008, immediately cemented him as a family favorite. His charm and bravery drew millions of people to the theaters, and he has stuck with them ever since. It seems a travesty, then, to label this beloved character a monster and - more…

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In the distant future, humans have long ago left Earth, but someone forgot to turn off a little robot named WALL-E, who goes about his chores day

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