But our Wall.E did it.
I had to search carefully, to find why he was so cute and made me snot and cry.
Does he look like Robot 5?
Does he live like a dead office worker?
These can be attributed to the reasons that make us feel immersed and let us accept this robot image.
His love for Eva? That's exactly what the film is about.
But there are so many vigorous loves in the world, and they didn't make me so embarrassed?
I looked in general and didn't find an answer.
So let's start with the details.
When did I start to really love this little thing?
As the sun went down, Wall.E brought the cockroach home, and he ran towards the house comfortably. It's like we're off work. Even riding a broken bike would be hard. However, the cockroaches couldn't stand the bumps caused by Wall.E's tattered tracks, so Wall.E replaced two new tracks on the road.
Our Wall.E is a typical classmate who doesn't know "be nice to yourself". It doesn't matter what she thinks, so if someone thinks it matters, just do what she thinks, which can at least guarantee that one person will be happy.
Wall.E doesn't want to see his cockroach friend sitting uncomfortable, just like I don't want my girlfriend to go home in the back seat of my broken car after all. However, if there are no cockroaches, the track of the Wall.E will be used until the day it breaks, and if there is no girlfriend, a bicycle will always be a better choice.
Of course, Wall.E doesn't suffer from the endless loop of problems that people in the real world do.
What if this person treats him badly? How can you know how to be nice to others?
Don't try to ask Wall.E this question, because his purpose is simple, just want to be with Eva.
In fact, there is no need to arrange for him to throw away the ring and leave the locket with the ring in it. The simplicity of our Wall.E is also on the horizon throughout the movie. After seeing Eva's ability to kill him in an instant, he still walks around Eva, a virtue of love even when he dies. Give Eva everything he finds fun (and kid-friendly): a blender, a light bulb, a Rubik's cube, an inflatable plastic pad, a TV. Then there is the most classic one. The little guy hesitated and didn't have the courage to pull Eva's hand, but he grabbed the spacecraft carrying Eva to outer space without any hesitation. This is the stupidest thing I've ever seen, done for love. I have to admit, though, that people are only energized when they do stupid things.
Wall.E's experience of chasing girls in hardcover thousands of miles away in outer space can actually be described in epic language: Back then, there was a robot who stepped on the earth's soil and came to the ship of truth with everyone's hope. , his singing is the horn of departure, and his dance will make people learn to walk again... In the end, it is he who leads mankind back to their homeland.
Yes, this epic can have nothing to do with "love" at all, but the eyes of the parties are completely blinded by "love".
The dirt under his feet allowed MO to find himself (just like Wall.E abandoned the work of the earth and ran to the truth, MO rebelliously jumped out of his orbit, and his behavior itself meant that he found his own worth), MO later accidentally saves him and Eva. His dirt fascinated the captain with Earth, eventually making him determined to return to Earth. He impulsively broke into Eva's repair room, but unexpectedly got a lot of allied troops involved in the return to Earth. He just couldn't wait to see Eva, but accidentally picked up the plant that was thrown into the garbage aisle. Almost every miracle happens because Wall.E wants to see Eva. Not to mention the plant, which was originally his trick to please Eva, no different from a Rubik's Cube and an inflatable plastic pad. Even if he pushed away Eva's outstretched hand in the Junk Junkyard, it was because after using that plant to return the ship to Earth, he could repair himself and be truly happy with Eva.
That's right, Wall.E's love is about the return of human beings to their homes? However, this unintentional willow of love has benefited human beings a lot and made the audience shed tears.
As for how Eva fell in love with Wall.E, this is really easy to explain.
It was Wall.E who wanted to hold her hand, and it was Wall.E who wanted to be with her forever.
It was Wall.E's plants that allowed Eva to accomplish a mission that others couldn't. In other words, it was Wall.E that made Eva feel special.
This was what Eva saw directly.
It was Wall.E who held an umbrella for her despite lightning strikes on rainy days.
It was Wall.E who protected her from the sandstorm.
Wall.E took her to watch the sunset, and Wall.E put lights on her...
It seems that loving you Eva is my own business, not related to your Eva.
These are what Eva learned about later (…Wall.E is a shit, to be able to come across such advanced technology as Security Camera…).
And Eva is the same simple disturbed student who will have fun after the mother ship flies away. Seeing such a direct and indirect expression from Wall.E, why didn't she reach out to Wall.E?
Said sourly: This time is really a veritable love that lasts forever.
Finally, a small summary.
Favorite episode: Undoubtedly, Wall.E plays the umbrella for Eva.
Favorite line: I don't want to live, I want to live!
Yes, if there is no love, there is no life.
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