Confidence
Incredibles:
WaLL-E
- Kids showed confidence in their battle scene, Bob and Helen showed confidence while they were in the enemy base and everyone looked inside of them and pulled out confidence in the last battle
Importance of
Nature
- He went into an unknown world (the spaceship) and was able to complete his mission and bring the humans back to the habitable planet Earth.
- He never questioned himself as he went to do something he went with his instinct and let it guide the way
WaLL-E:
- Whole plot was around a plant and the condition of earth
- He did everything he could to protect the plant
- Found the plant while cleaning trash which began his adventure
- Humans did not care about nature and because of that they had to evacuate
Incredibles:
- Each person in the family took their turn in figuring out a way to outsmart the badguy in their own way
Free
Thought
WaLL-E:
- He did not have a specific task like the other robots
- A short circuit gave him free thought and nonconformity
- Was curious and brave, adventurous and successful
- A short circuit is what caused his nonconformity
- His nonconformity and willingness to do something caused revolutionary change
WaLL-E:
Transcendentalism
Nonconformity
Incredibles:
- "When everyone's super...no one will be
- Had rare super powers differentiating them from regular people and because of it they could defeat enemies others could not
How do Pixar movies relate to the main
idea of Transcendentalism?
By: Tamir Frank, Xavier Horton,
and Andrew Mullins
- They could not rely on others to help due to the lack of superpowers
- During all of the fighting people were able to see who they really are as a person
Incredibles:
We found that transcendentalism and Pixar movies do share many similarities. As shown in this presentation the selection of two movies, The Incredibles and WaLL-E, are all that is needed to represent the ideals and beliefs of Emerson.
- stuck to who he was and did not try to change and was successful
WaLL-E:
Self
Reliance
Conclusion