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This Satanic Wall-E Theory Will Ruin Your Favorite Pixar Robot

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WALL-E amid flames - Static Media/Shutterstock "WALL-E" remains one of Pixar's best movies. There are even things in "WALL-E" only adults would notice, such as how the titular trash-compacting robot may not be as innocent as he seems. He may even represent Satan himself. Redditor u/Vexelius posited a fan theory years ago asserting that WALL-E (Ben Burtt) is a stand-in for the devil who stripped humanity of paradise for a life of toil. In the movie, humans exist on a spaceship called Axiom.
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5 Most Underrated Sci-Fi Movies Of The 1980s, Ranked

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The 1980s were a bold time for science-fiction movies. CGI was still in its infancy, so many films developed a unique blend of visual and practical effects. Neon-drenched cyberpunk was all the rage with "Blade Runner." And audiences weren't put off by aliens or far-off adventures in space, given the immense popularity of films like "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" and the Star Wars franchise. These were just a couple of the groundbreaking sci-fi films from the '80s that changed Hollywood forever.
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Why Zor-El From Supergirl Looks So Familar Original

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Contains spoilers for "Supergirl" Critics didn't hold back in their negative reviews for "Supergirl." But one sequence that is a highlight is the flashback to Kara's (Milly Alcock) time in Argo City, the last vestige of Krypton after its destruction. Kara was born in a world already on the decline, and despite her father saving the city, everyone starts getting sick and dying due to exposure to kryptonite from within the now-exposed planet.
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