>> Crazy Nate: Hey Gents and Gentlets, welcome back.
I'm your host Crazy Nate, and today we're talking about Wall-e.
That's right, I know we already talked about it but this is going to be like part two.
There is a bible story tangled inside Wall-e.
If you do or don't believe in the bible, don't worry I'm not going to be all preachy at you.
But, this is a true story, and it's all connected, don't worry, I have proof.
Let's go!
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>> Crazy Nate: So which Bible story is Wall-e based on?
Let me tell you.
Have you ever heard of a guy called Noah?
Well, guess what?
Wall-e is based on Noahs Ark.
>> Minion: WhatttT?!
>> Crazy Nate: So what's Noah's Ark?
Basically Noah's Ark is about the world was so full of sin and garbage and trash, spiritual
trash that God decided we need to hit reset.
So he decided to flood the entire world and then Noah and his family built a massive boat.
And then they floated around the world until all the water drained.
Then to find out when went down enough that there's land, they would send out a bird.
The first bird they sent out was a raven.
That raven was supposed to go and try to find some piece of land and bring it back to show
them TADA!
There's land.
It never came back.
Then the second bird, a dove was sent out to go and try and find land.
Guess what?
It found land.
That's right got a little olive branch and flew it all back to the ship and then they're
like yeah!
We're saved.
So then I see you typing in your keyboard well how does that relate to Wall-e?
[explosion]
>> Crazy Nate: So get this.
The world was covered in trash, physical or spiritual, and then the world was destroyed
by water or toxic chemicals.
>> BnL CEO: Do not return to earth.
>> Crazy Nate: So then they got into a giant ship...
and flew out into the water or space.
And then they sent out a bird.
A raven.
Ravens are ugly, and Wall-e's a little bit ugly.
>> Kid: You're ugly!
>> Crazy Nate: And guess what?!
They never came back...
They're supposed to find the land and then bring it back, they never brought it back
to the ship!
So then, after waiting for quite some time.
700 years, or 40 days and nights, I don't know.
They decided to send out another bird.
This time they decided to send out a DOVE.
A white dove.
So here we go, we have Eve the white dove.
And then what is Eve looking for the entire time it's on earth?
A plant!
So I'm thinking here that the plant that Wall-e found and stuck in the boot is a olive tree.
Little baby olive tree.
So Eve gets it and then takes it back to the ship or the boat, and then they realize hey
earth is safe again, we can go back to earth.
So then the ship finally returns home.
>> Andrew Stanton: Here's our big landing of the Axiom.
To me that was sort of a promise that it's gotta come back to earth and it's gotta land
and it's gotta be majestic and huge.
>> Jimmy Fallon: HUUUUGGEEE!!!
>> Andrew Stanton: And uh... be a modern day Ark....
A MODERN DAY ARKKKK...
>> Crazy Nate: After the ship landed I was half expecting a rainbow to show up somewhere
in space.
That was God's little promise that He wasn't going to flood the world ever ever ever ever
again.
So now am I just one of those crazy psychos with a conspiracy theory and this is just
like some far stretch from Wall-e and what Pixar actually meant it for?
>> Crazy kid: YEAH!
>> Crazy Nate: Maybe, but guess what, I promised you I have proof.
Proof
You know Andrew Stanton right?
The director.
If you own the movie you can watch it with the commentary turned on.
And guess what he says...
>> Andrew Stanton: The big idea of Wall-e inadvertently for just falling in love with
a character and wanting to pursue love and gain it would bring humanity back to itself,
bring humanity back to earth.
And that sort of lead me to a sort of Noah's Ark...
Noah's Ark, getting that olive branch from the dove and everybody know it's ok, it's
time to go back and landing back on the planet and things start all over again.
So there we have it, right from the mouth of the director Andrew Stanton, Wall-e indeed
was inspired by Noah, from Noah's Ark, from the bible.
You already knew about the whole Noah's Ark thing?
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