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What if mankind were forced to evacuate Earth and someone forgot to turn the last robot off?
I came around to what the movie and the premise is for me: "Irrational love defies life's programming." We all fall into our ruts. We all fall into our routines, our distraction, and our automations. And it just takes random acts of kindness, joy, love, to make you appreciate what you have or to get out of the rut that you're in.. the state of humanity had become, to what WALL-E was going through, and what EVE's robotic life was like before somebody awakened her.
That's the crux of the picture.
Are you just going to follow your programming or are you going to take a chance?
WALL-E is the only one still truly living. And what is the ultimate purpose of living? To love. And WALL-E falls head over heels with a robot named EVE. Now, WALL-E's feelings aren't reciprocated because, well, she has no feelings. She's a robot, cold and clinical. WALL-E is the one who has evolved over time and garnered feelings. So in the end, it's gonna be WALL-E's pursuit to win EVE's heart, and his unique appreciation of life to become mankind's last hope to rediscover its roots. In short, it's going to take a robot's love to help make the world go round.
