A) Gardener B) Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth Class C) Security Guard D) Mechanic
A) Odyssey B) Serenity C) Axiom D) Elysium
A) Star Wars B) The Wizard of Oz C) Hello, Dolly! D) Singin' in the Rain
A) Playing golf on the Axiom B) Returning to Earth C) Meeting new people D) Eating unhealthy food
A) A toy robot B) A flower C) A battery D) A plant
A) Captain McCrea B) M-O C) Auto D) Eve
A) 700 years B) 200 years C) 500 years D) 1000 years
A) Mars B) Neptune C) Earth D) Saturn
A) Larry B) Hal C) Steve D) Bob
A) 2100 B) 2250 C) 2805 D) 3000
A) Stella B) Ava C) Luna D) Eve
A) Ben Burtt B) Tom Hanks C) Brad Pitt D) Chris Pratt
A) La Vie en Rose B) Fly Me to the Moon C) Unchained Melody D) Can't Help Falling in Love
A) Red B) Blue C) Green D) White
A) Andrew Stanton B) Pete Docter C) Thomas Newman D) Jim Reardon
A) Live-action drama B) Animated romantic science fiction C) Comedy D) Documentary
A) $150 million B) $180 million C) $100 million D) $200 million
A) It was the first film with a musical score B) Segments featuring live-action characters C) No dialogue in any scenes D) All characters are human
A) Saturn Award for Best Animated Film B) Hugo Award for Best Long Form Dramatic Presentation C) Golden Globe Award for Best Picture D) Academy Award for Best Animated Feature
A) A living seedling B) A piece of metal C) A picture of Earth D) A robot part
A) Hans Zimmer B) Danny Elfman C) Thomas Newman D) John Williams
A) AUTO B) B. McCrea C) EVE D) Shelby Forthright
A) Launch Pod B) Return Pod C) Survival Pod D) Escape Pod
A) AUTO B) GO-4 C) HAL D) M-O
A) B. McCrea B) AUTO's Command C) A113 D) EVE's Protocol
A) $700 million B) $400 million C) $521.3 million D) $600 million
A) 2007 B) 2008 C) 2010 D) 2009
A) Grammy Award B) Golden Globe Award C) Emmy Award D) Tony Award
A) A new technology B) The end of humanity C) Hope for Earth's renewal D) WALL-E's love interest
A) Advanced Utility Officer B) Artificial Intelligence Operator C) Automated Operational Unit D) Autopilot helm
A) GO-4 B) M-O C) EVE D) AUTO
A) WALL·E is crushed using the Holo-Detector B) WALL-E is sent back to Earth C) WALL-E is upgraded D) WALL-E is turned off permanently
A) Kathy Najimy B) Sigourney Weaver C) John Ratzenberger D) Elissa Knight
A) Captain M-O B) Captain John Stanton C) Captain B. McCrea D) Captain WALL-E
A) Cortana B) MacInTalk C) Siri D) Alexa
A) By repairing the Axiom. B) During a spacewalk. C) After watching a movie. D) Through encounters with WALL-E.
A) Ben Burtt B) Sigourney Weaver C) Jeff Garlin D) Elissa Knight
A) W.A.L.-E. B) Garbage World. C) Trash Planet. D) Robo-Waste.
A) A documentary on human evolution. B) A sci-fi novel about space travel. C) The effects of prolonged weightlessness on humans as mentioned by physiologist James Hicks. D) An interview with a biologist.
A) A classic science fiction film. B) Dan O'Bannon's Alien, reminiscent of haiku. C) The screenplay of Toy Story. D) A novel about robots.
A) The Gels spoke English. B) The Gels used sign language. C) The Gels spoke a made-up gibberish language. D) The Gels communicated through music.
A) Andrew Stanton. B) Jim Capobianco, director of the Ratatouille short film Your Friend the Rat. C) Pete Docter. D) John Lasseter. |