This few days eat too much of dango and had caused me to be bloated. After a few days, finally i had digest it but due to my itchy mouth, i just bought dango again and eat. Now become bloated again. >.< EVM project again being reject, why don't my lecture 1 shot saying what is missing and what should add in, why must my lecture keep made us reprint again and again. This is not save the earth!!! Some monday onwards will be having powerpoint presentation, this is getting me so stress up and something made my day turn moody.

Just finished watching Wall-E Summary of Wall-E:

n the 2100s, the megacorporation Buy 'n Large has assumed every economic service on Earth, including the government. Overrun by un-recycled waste, the planet eventually became so heavily polluted that it could no longer support life. In an attempt to keep humanity alive, Buy 'N Large sponsored a five-year exodus to space aboard hundreds of massive "Executive Starliners," the largest of which is the Axiom. Thousands of adaptable robots known as WALL-E (Waste Allocation Load Lifter-Earth-Class) were left behind to clean up the planet. Oddly enough, the logo wasn't centered as if it was originally WALL and the E was added later. However, they failed in their task, and 700 years later only one WALL-E (Ben Burtt) remains operational. After centuries of living on the Axiom, the humans aboard have been rendered too obese and weak to stand or move without robotic assistance, and are alienated even from each other by the use of intermediate technologies to convey information. Every task is now automated, including piloting the ship, which is handled by the autopilot AUTO (voiced by the program MacInTalk).

WALL-E's centuries of prolonged activation have caused him to develop a personality. He collects items that he finds among the refuse, befriends a cockroach, and saves a seedling plant. He constantly watches a videotape of the 1969 movie Hello, Dolly!, especially the performances of "Put on Your Sunday Clothes" and "It Only Takes a Moment". This teaches him emotion, emphasizing the act of holding hands (which becomes a motif).

One day, he meets EVE (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator, voiced by Elissa Knight), a feminine robot from the Axiom sent to Earth to find plant life. He falls in love with her, but because her only concern is for her directive, she pays this no heed. When WALL-E shows her the plant he found, she stores it inside herself and deactivates. WALL-E goes to great lengths to protect her until she is retrieved by the ship that delivered her. Distraught, WALL-E clings to the outer hull as it departs into the depths of space.

Aboard the Axiom, WALL-E follows EVE to her destination. His peculiar behavior causes both humans and robots to act outside their normal routine. In particular, WALL-E causes a M-O (Microbe Obliterator) model-cleaning robot to leave its designated path in order to obsessively clean the filth WALL-E leaves in his wake, and inadvertently awakens two humans, John and Mary, to the world around them and each other.

EVE tries to present the plant to Captain B. McCrea (Jeff Garlin), but finds it is missing. AUTO tells the captain that EVE has malfunctioned, whereupon she is sent to the robot repair ward with WALL-E. Mistakenly thinking that the diagnostic machine is trying to hurt her, WALL-E takes EVE's cannon arm and accidentally frees all the malfunctioning robots. In her attempt to retrieve the arm, she and WALL-E are labeled as rogue robots. EVE tries to send WALL-E back to Earth in an escape pod, but he refuses to leave without her. AUTO's assistant, GO-4 ("Gopher"), arrives and deposits the missing plant in the pod, which he then launches with the self-destruct armed. WALL-E manages to save the plant. EVE is so happy that WALL-E saved the plant that she "kisses" him (a static discharge between the two). She later returns the plant to McCrea. Curious to see images of Earth, McCrea projects EVE's security camera footage, which shows EVE the lengths to which WALL-E went to protect her, and she begins to fall in love with him. The captain is enthralled by earlier images depicting life as it was before the rise of Buy 'n Large, and shocked by the environmental devastation on Earth depicted in EVE's recordings. He decides that humanity must return to Earth to make amends.

However, AUTO insists that they cannot return to Earth, and is forced to reveal that Buy 'n Large CEO Shelby Forthright (Fred Willard) ordered the autopilots never to do so, having deemed the planet too toxic to ever support life again. Unable to disobey the order, AUTO locks the captain in his quarters and tries to dispose of the plant. When WALL-E refuses to relinquish it, AUTO severely damages him and temporarily deactivates EVE, throwing them and the plant into a garbage chute. EVE searches in vain for replacement parts for WALL-E, dismissing her original directive. WALL-E presents the plant, insisting that EVE carry out her original directive, which will bring them back to Earth where he can be fixed.

EVE carries WALL-E out, and they recruit the malfunctioning robots and make their way to the main part of the ship. They are aided by the captain, who hotwires the operating systems and directs them to the holo-detector, a pedestal that rises from the floor on the one of the main passenger decks. After tricking AUTO into believing he has retrieved the plant, the captain battles with AUTO, during which the ship is turned on its side, piling the immobile humans in a corner. While EVE protects the humans from the vehicles falling towards them, AUTO retracts the holo-detector. WALL-E uses his body to hold it open, which crushes him, much to EVE's horror. McCrea stands up unaided (to the amazement of the passengers) and manually overrides AUTO, restoring order aboard the ship. The humans and robots work together to place the plant in the holo-detector, releasing WALL-E and activating the automatic hyperspace jump back to Earth.

Having arrived on Earth, EVE frantically repairs WALL-E. However, the extent of the repairs seem to have wiped his memory and personality: he begins crushing his treasured knick-knacks into cubes, following his original directive. EVE's attempts to make him remember prove useless; as a parting gesture, she takes hold of his hand and leans her head towards his while humming the song "It Only Takes A Moment", before kissing him again. WALL-E's memory reboots and he suddenly recognizes her as they clasp hands. With a renewed sense of purpose, humanity and robots begin working together to restore Earth's biosphere, directed by the enthusiastic McCrea.