*WALL-E* (2008), directed by Andrew Stanton, is a critically acclaimed animated film produced by Pixar Animation Studios. The movie combines science fiction with a heartwarming story and social commentary. Here’s a summary of its key plot points:

In the distant future, Earth has become a desolate wasteland covered in trash, abandoned by humans who left for space aboard a massive spaceship called the Axiom. The only inhabitant of Earth is WALL-E, a small waste-collecting robot who has spent centuries cleaning up the planet. WALL-E’s only companion is a cockroach, and he has developed a personality of his own, including a fascination with human artifacts.

One day, WALL-E discovers a mysterious plant growing among the debris and takes it back to his home. Shortly after, a sleek, advanced robot named EVE arrives on Earth searching for signs of sustainable life. WALL-E falls in love with EVE and shows her the plant. EVE takes the plant back to the Axiom, signaling that Earth is ready to be re-colonized.

On the Axiom, the humans have become lethargic and overly reliant on technology, living their lives in a state of comfort and inactivity. The ship’s captain, however, is curious and starts to question the state of the world. WALL-E and EVE work together to convince the humans to return to Earth and take responsibility for their planet.

The film concludes with the humans returning to Earth and beginning the process of cleaning up and restoring their home, while WALL-E and EVE’s bond remains strong, symbolizing hope for a better future.