WALL-E was released in 2008 and was WAY ahead of its time! It presents a dystopian future where the earth cannot sustain plant life and is ultimately inhabitable due to an abundance of waste and pollution caused by overconsumption. The audience is given a grotesque glimpse at what the future could be like if we do not take environmental issues seriously. It can be seen as one of the most woke Disney Pixar movies ever made. Taking a look back at this film, there are so many fascinating details that add to the greatness that is WALL-E. Thanks to the subreddit r/moviedetails, we found these cool small details from WALL-E that prove the movie was way ahead of its time.
The Light Of The Pixar Lamp Is Changed To Be Eco-Friendly
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The Name Of The Robot That Paints Is A Reference To Van Gogh
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Alaska Has Disappeared, Showing The Effects Of Climate Change
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WALL-E Probably Lives In New York City
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WALL-E Keeps WD-40 In His Lunchbox
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Wind Turbines And Nuclear Plants Are Built On Top Of Waste
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Portraits Show How AUTO's Power Has Grown
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Rex From 'Toy Story' Is In WALL-E's House
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Sputnik 1 Makes An Appearance
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The Intro Song Foreshadows The Ending
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WALL-E Is Named After Walt Disney
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The Color Green Doesn't Appear At All Until WALL-E Finds A Plant
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WALL-E's Battery Is Fully Charged After Being Struck By Lightning
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The Famous Pizza Planet Truck Makes An Appearance
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Portraits Show An Increase In Life Expectancy
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The Genie Lamp From 'Aladdin' Is On WALL-E's Shelf
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The 'E' In WALL-E Stands for 'Earth Class' And The Robots On The Spaceship (WALL-As) Are The Axiom Class
The Receptionist Robot Is Using A Binary Code Keyboard
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