of 1900, as an ocean liner carrying immigrants passes it while entering New York harbor, and all the passengers and crew on board the liner cheer when they see it. The liner is seen moving past the statue from right to left, which in reality, would make the ship leaving New York harbor, not entering it. 2000 — present The Statue and Liberty Island are featured prominently in the final climax of the 2000 superhero film X-Men. The Statue is briefly seen submerged in the ocean up to her torch in the 2001 science-fiction film A.I. Artificial Intelligence. The Statue appears in the ending of the 2002 science-fiction film Men in Black II, with a neuralizer located in the torch being deployed to erase the memories of the entire population of New York City. A parody version of the statue is seen in the 2003 animated comedy French film The Triplets of Belleville. She is seen to be obese and is holding a hamburger on top of her tablet and an ice cream cone instead of a torch. The Statue is hit by a massive storm surge and frozen in the 2004 science-fiction film The Day After Tomorrow. The Statue is destroyed by Rodan in the 2004 kaiju film Godzilla: Final Wars. The Statue's parts before construction are featured in the 2004 adventure film Around the World in 80 Days. The Statue appears as a bamboo in the 2005 DreamWorks Animation film Madagascar and its sequels. The Statue appears in the 2006 Disney animated film The Wild. The 2008 monster film Cloverfield features the Statue getting decapitated by a giant monster. The Statue and Liberty Island are prominently featured at the beginning and end of the 2008 science-fiction comedy film Meet Dave. The Statue appears in the 2011 science-fiction film The Adjustment Bureau. The Statue is briefly seen buried up to her torch in a canyon in the 2013 science-fiction film Oblivion. The Statue appears prominently in the 2013 drama film The Immigrant. The Statue can be briefly seen with its original copper color in a scene set in 1895 in the 2014 romantic fantasy film Winter's Tale. The Statue is featured in the 2015 film The Walk. The movie features Joseph Gordon-Levitt playing Phillippe Petit, who narrates the events of the film from the torch. The film is set in the 1970s, so it includes the original torch before