WALL-E,DisneyandPixar’s 2008 offering,boasts a lot to love.
The movie charmed children with its stunninganimation, memorable characters, and many hilarious and emotional moments.
And where does all the food on the ship, the Axiom, come from?
It’s especially insulting to heavy folks who are confined to wheelchairs or mobility devices.
Hopefully Pixar won’t be sofat-shamingever again!
Kids might not notice that, but, for adults, it’s hard to miss!
If the humans on the Axiom never touch, where did the kids come from in WALL-E?
Specifically, how did those children get there?
But that’s speculation at best, as Pixar doesn’t make the answer clear.
Where does all the food come from on the Axiom in WALL-E?
But one thing’s for sure: Everything changes for WALL-E when EVEcomes intohis life.
There’s a lot going on in the plot ofWALL-E, for sure.
It’s actually quite the feat!
Is the Axiom the only ship in the universe in WALL-E?
But if you wondered where the rest of the earth’s population was, you’re not alone!
But they’re never mentioned inWALL-E, so we can only speculate that there are other ships out there.
It’s only logical!
Shouldn’t WALL-E be more bothered when he sees other dead WALL-Es?
If you think about it, WALL-E is a pretty old robot.
So you know he’s seen a lot in his time picking up trash.
But that doesn’t quite explain why WALL-E isn’t really bothered by the sight of other dead WALL-Es.
While kids might not pick up on that weirdness, it can throw adults for a loop.
Has he no regard for his dead homies?
How did WALL-E become sentient anyway?
But adults wonder: just how did WALL-E become sentient anyway?
And why just him and not the other WALL-Es?
Maybe that’s what happened?
Kids might not pick up on the shout-out, but plenty of adults did.
Um… why would the humans in WALL-E leave the Axiom for Earth?
Why ditch a place where everything you need is provided to you with the snap of your fingers?
Certainly adults who work long hours and can only dream of a cruisevacationwould ask the same question.
And when the ship’s computersays, “Time for lunch, in a cup!”
everyone immediately begins sucking their meals through a straw.
That’s not all, either.
That’s a pretty intense statement for a children’s film!
