Deep thought: Wall-E is kind of like a gender-reversed Twilight.
Only kind of.
But seriously, Eve is perfect and dangerous and like cold white marble (but shiny in the right light!) and Wall-E is clumsy and plain and so, so in love. The similarities end there because I don't know all that much about Twilight, lol.
Also, I was ill this weekend and that was NO FUN AT ALL. | |
Anyway, maybe it's because I'd watched Annie Hall the day before, but I was bothered by the romance. I kept trying to figure out what it would be like if the genders were switched. Lately I've been thinking that the way to solve the problematic aspects of this romance-novel trope is to make the guy endearingly awkward and the lady on top of things, showing him how things are done. In that way, Wall-E kinda felt like it could be a Neil Gaiman novel.
tl;dr version: YOU ARE SO RIGHT. From what I know about Twilight. Actually from what I know about Twilight, Wall-E's romance was more believable, to the extent that it's a kids movie about robots.