WALL-E
"After 700 years of doing what he was built for, he'll discover what he's meant for."
This printable word search has 36 termsairlock, autopilot, birdcage, cleanup, cockroach hal, compactor robot,
consumerism, corporation, deactivated, diagnostics, diamond ring, directive,
earth-class, environment, garbage, green beacon, hyperjump, load lifter,
malfunction, memory, microgravity, mothership, mutiny, obliterator,
overpower, passengers, pollution, ravaged planet, recolonize, refrigerator,
satellites, self-destruct, skyscrapers, trinkets, uninhabitable, waste allocation related to the 2008 movie WALL-E hidden in a large 34 × 32 letter grid. The movie is directed by Andrew Stanton, and stars Ben Burtt, Elissa Knight and Jeff Garlin.
Did you know?
To develop the art of pure visual storytelling, Andrew Stanton and his Pixar team watched Charles Chaplin and Buster Keaton films for 18 months during lunch. Chaplin and Keaton shot most of their films during the silent era of film and this training got the modern filmmakers into the right mindset to tell a story without dialogue. This is important on a film like WALL-E. Audiences will notice there is virtually no dialogue for the first 35 minutes. Even after it becomes more dialogue-heavy, the film still relies heavily on visual expressions and body language for communication, much like those films first made a century ago.
These terms include actor, character, and director names; other people, places, and things encountered in the storyline; themes, ideas, and subject matter handled in the movie — basically, anything that seems reasonable.
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