But this feels a bit unreasonable, because the cleaning robot Mo does not have the suffix of Mo·E, nor does Eve; and Burn·E’s boss is called Supply·R. What does R mean?
Speaking of it, what does Mo mean? ?
In fact, besides Wall·E and Eve, my favorite character is Mo! Super cute...but maybe he has played enough, he is an important supporting role, the big guys won't make another short film for him.
There are also two shortcomings of the plot:
1. A lot of things happened during the time Wall·E entered the spaceship until he and Eve went to the launch warehouse. There is no reason that Burn·E has just finished a light, and the efficiency is too low. Up.
2. The switch to empty the garbage bin is turned on every few minutes. There is no reason why Burn·E didn't find it when Burn·E ran around looking for the entrance, but Eve and Wall·E suddenly woke up.
After reading, there is another revelation: all robots are so loyal to their duties! ! ! Even Auto is too obedient and doesn't know how to adapt. It seems that the Directive that Eve often talks about is very meaningful.
In general, Burn·E, a literary and artistic craftsman who likes to hum to joy and loves iron art, is really a super interesting short video! Looking at the whole story from the perspective of a passerby, it is too kuso, and he is too unlucky, right? Ha ha!
PS
sees the Chinese translation as "Poli, the electric welder". In fact, Wall·E is translated into Wali because of continuous reading, so Burn·E should be translated as Benni. Welder Benny! hehe!
View more about Burn-E reviews
