At once an allegory for Pixar’s corporate history and brand identity, WALL-E also registers concern about the economic configuration of brand value itself-namely by foregrounding the relation between the fictional megabrand Buy n Large’s immaterial assets and their material contexts.
This essay reads Pixar’s ecocatastrophe narrative WALL-E (2008) as an extended meditation on the spatial and economic character of the brand.
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