Film · Prime Video · 2008
WALL-E
Keep it. Stewardship with almost no speeches. The people have to stand up and go home.
WALL-E's love of the little things, a plant, a song, a cockroach, is not consumer cute. It is the last attention left on earth. The Axiom is a fair picture of a life that is all convenience and no weight: kind people who cannot walk, governed by a system that filed the return order away. The captain's decision to stand is the human climax, and it is played with the seriousness of a real command.
Children understand the plant. Adults should understand the chair. Watch it, then do not order something you could walk to get.
The eight
Industry
8/10
He does his job for centuries.
Household
6/10
A love of particular things, then a captain who takes responsibility.
Piety
5/10
Reverence for a living sprout.
Courage
7/10
The captain stands.
Republic
7/10
A public that has handed its life to a program.
Temperance
7/10
Appetite and ease are the dystopia.
Truth
8/10
The directive was buried. He reads it.
Stewardship
10/10
The plant is the charge.
Live historicallyTouch one patch of actual ground and know what lives there.