WALL-E (2008) | MOVIE REACTION! | FIRST TIME WATCHING | SO MANY EMOTIONS!
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27:24 Mary hugging her mic stand when there's no one in the room to cuddle with (not even the cats) is one of the most adorable things I've seen in a long time. Never stop being you, Mary. Beautiful inside and out!
@@carlevans8825 It made my heart melt but then again just about everything Mary does melts my heart. But in that moment especially, I just wanted to reach through the screen and give her the biggest hug. God, I think I'm in love with this woman.
Agreed! One of the most magic reaction moments that I've seen. Adorable!
Personally I find her accent enchanting and her laugh absolutely adorable.
Same, 9/10 would smash
Her piggy noises are a little annoying but who cares, it's just her
@@vricesee4027 yeah, ok, calm down. 😅
@@アキコ2003 I think the snorts are cute
@@vricesee4027 sicko
Wall-e is straight up an animation masterpiece.
Its remarkable the amount of personality they managed to portray in these robot characters which are all just basic geometric shapes.
Not least to add, they did it all with basically no dialogue
For the most part we could call it silent movie.
The silent movie portion gave time to let the movie breath. To very show, and not tell.
I'll never forgot seeing this in the theater. Everyone left in a beautiful mood. Adults had been crying. And you k ow the film is good when people who don't know eachother stop outside of the theater yo talk about it with strangers. I was 9 or 10 When It came out and now I'm 22. It's not a movie I think about often but it is one of the best. A true film masterpiece
The glitch Wall-E develops in his programing allows him to repair himself and as a result, outlast all the other recycling robots. ------- The need to repair himself also leads to him developing a need to collect various items that might be deemed useful. ------- It's this item collection over time that leads to the Wall-E personality that we meet at the start of the movie. -------- The writers are so smart in this movie, they make Wall-E's flaw become his strongest asset.
and it rubs off on everyone he directly encounters. Robots, humans, even cockroaches. From Mo to the the WALL-A's, to the brigade of misfit robots.
Similar to us as people- our flaws and weaknesses are what become our most unique qualities that people can relate to
@@paulhewes7333 great extension of the WAl-E idea. Awesome.
It's classic ghost in the machine
Our differences make us who we are.
Our choices make us who we’ll be remembered as.
never stop being just who you are, thank you Mari.
Yes Marijke is the best, he insights are a joy to hear.
One of the greatest movies ever made. Perfect.
18:35 The Space Dance scene is probably one of the most beautifully animated moments in Pixar's history.
I saw this at the cinema with this girl I was oh so in love with. I couldn't watch it for years after we broke up and had half convinced myself that I only thought it was that good because of the context I watched it in. I'd even got her plushies of the two main characters which were sat holding hands on the top of her TV.
Anyway I finally watched it again and as it turns out it's a pretty fantastic film.
Keep on keepin' on, m'man.
Ya hear you Bro, My Ex ran off with my best friend...I sure miss Him! 🙂
That story was almost as touching as this movie. Not being sarcastic.
Same dude/ dudette , I still find this film hard to watch due to memories
it's really hard to engage in things you were once into bcz they have many many memories. I relate to that
Part of the animation study developed at Disney is to give inanimate objects personality and make you care for them. Pixar has taken this concept and made it into an art form. YOu feel it from the logo animation at the start of every movie when the lamp draws you into their world.
This movie follows one of the most important pillars of filmmaking: Show. Don't tell. The first 2/3 of the movie you have minimal to no dialogue, yet the audience is given a clear understanding of each character, their purpose, and makes you identify and relate to them on a personal level. Few movies today do this. This along with a great story makes Wall-E one of my favorite all time films.
Disney didn't have any input....all Pixar
@@davidnierzwick2775 I was talking about Disney Animation Academy, where cartoon animation was mastered and Jon Lasseter, Brad Bird, and Tim Burton graduated. So Walt Disney is involved in all animation projects if you think about it. Artists all over the world are using Disney techniques to bring their characters to life.
"Love is a formless idea, it is pure and it affects everything it touches. Distance is not a problem, race is not relevant and time is nothing but a distant concept as love reigns supreme." -Clouds and Sunsets
Thank you Mary...
Watch the Credits, I love that rebuilding / art sequence. Such a hopeful future portrayed there.
Also, the Pixar short "Burn-E" - is wonderful.
As for another animated move try "Kubo and the two strings"
That is one of my all time favorite ones.
I love in the credits seeing that the plant survived and became a big tree
Wall-E is probably the only movie ever made where one can say that the end credits is one of the better parts of the film.
I mean, aside from garbage movies that are so bad, you're glad when it's over.
I had forgotten how good this movie was -- huge thanks for reviewing it!
Wall-E is one of those "so cute it hurts" kind of movies! That is why we shed tears.
Total props to the creators.
This is peak Pixar. The dialogue is limited, and yet it evokes a huge emotional response, both for the love story and the social commentary. It's brilliant.
That part when Wall-e doesn't react after rolling over his cockroach friend at that end, made me SOB!
Love the cuddle with the mic 🥰
It's weird seeing actual non-CGI humans in this too,* implying that the fatty blobs of people on those floating lounge chairs _used_ to look like that but because of generations of inactivity have become actual blobs. This is also one of the few Pixar movies that has a lot of existing music in it, like from the musicals that WALL-E watches. I had forgotten how good this movie was.
* I think this is the one and only Pixar movie to do that.
I love that Sigourney Weaver is the voice of the ship's computer. This is an example of celebrity voice acting that seems just right.
"Look, I have _one_ job on this lousy ship. It's stupid, but I'm gonna do it, okay?!"
In a cup!
Wall-E is up there, one of my all-time favourite animated movies/characters
It's up there with my all time favourite movies full stop - Pixar at it's best transcends classification as merely animation.
People too often associate animation with kids media, cartoons etc - but the likes of Pixar, Ghibli and various other studios make content that far outstrips such limited scope.
Basically every Pixar movie could be watched by children - but if you watch closely you can see most if not all were written just as much with adults in mind too, if not more so than children.
@@mnomadvfx I immediately think of the likes of Ratatouille and Up. Both great movies when I was young but as I revisit these when older, I see much deeper into the story being told
When this originally came out in ‘08, my boss at the time was an ex-pro hockey player, a really tough guy. Good person, good boss, but *not* the kind of person you’d expect to get emotional at any film, let alone a Pixar movie. He said it had him teary eyed, though.
Don’t be confused it’s not the magic of movies it’s the magic inside your heart ❤️
My favorite scene is when WALL-E and Eve are flying together outside the ship. ------- The cascade of particles is so beautiful in the form of organized chaos. Reflecting the dance of life, especially after 2020. ------- If we let the dance of life happen some beautiful things can come of it.
Yeah... Pixar always knew how to make an adult cry.
If you want to watch some another special and great movies from Pixar, I highly recommend you to watch Coco, Luca, Soul, Finding Nemo, Inside Out, Ratatouille, Up or the newsest one Turning Red.
Pixar is just the best storyteller! :)
Honestly, the only Pixar movies I _HAVEN'T_ heard rave reviews of were "Cars" series, and I have to admit, I have not personally seen them either.
of all of those i only watched finding nemo, and the first part of up....it was too brutal for me to continue.....the same thing happened with full metal alchemist. i just had to stop.
I originally saw Wall-E in theaters with my wife and never thought much of it. I thought the animation was superb but nothing in the story really stuck with me. Then a couple of years ago our nephew was born and from a very early age he had a thing for robots and machines (at around 10 months his favorite toy was a roomba). I told my wife maybe he'd like Wall-E since nothing really grabbed his attention movie-wise. I decided to show it to him on my phone when he was sitting with me and his eyes went all wide and he had the hugest smile the whole time. We'd watch it at least twice a week and I began teaching him vocabulary through the elements in the film. He's not even 4 and he's already obsessed with all things space, space travel, the planets, the environment, and our place in it. Wall-E is now one of our favorite films, and I can't think of another that's brought more joy to my life. Glad you enjoyed it!
If you haven't seen The Incredibles it's, well... Incredible! Maybe my all time favorite animated movie
FYI, the video that WALL-E enjoys watching is a recording of the classic musical "Hello, Dolly!" from 1969.
There are some great animated movies. You should check out "Up" next :)
Up is a massive emotional storm
YES UP!!!!!!!
UP and Wall-E are two of Pixar’s best.
Russel is a big YES...
You didn't watch the credits, you have to watch the credits. The rest of the story is shown in the credits. I always enjoy your reactions and how you get involved in the movie, very cool. Thanks for sharing with us and making my day so much better with laughter and smiles with an occasional happy tear.
This! The credits are the follow up story!!
@@Transformania I think it is cool how there will be a little additional story shown in the credits. Movies like this one and Shrek have some fun stuff in the end. I know it has made me watch a lot more credits. So cool.
I imagine that it could be the most copyright-protected part of the film
@@callmeshaggy5166 Good thought, well hopefully she got to check it out on her own it is a cool ending. Thanks for the reply.
If You love "WALL-E" You should watch "Short Circuit" from 1986! With WALL-E's "Dad" 😊!
if that's " Nr 5 lebt " than I wholeheartedly agree :)
@Peter Hecker ja ist es 😄🙋♂️
yup for sure they take bit of inspiration from johny 5. all tho both movies has totally difrent vibe since "short circuit" is mostly a family american comedy and "wall-e" is romance/post-apo animetd movie with actually grat lesson ( i mean we might finish like ppl in this movie if we not stop change..)
I often find that even today the misconception that comics and animated movies are only made for kids is still common here in Europe. Animation can be just as deep and good in conveying serious issues as live action media.
It can also be brutally graphic. I remember when I was 16 and still living with my parents I was watching the anime movie Akira. My mother entered the room and asked snickering "What are you watching? Biene Maja?". (Biene Maja was an animated kids show in Germany.) She left confused and a bit concerned after seeing a few scenes of bloody carnage.
I watched Akira at 16 too, but my 'caught by mother' moment came a couple of years earlier when I bought The Animatrix. The scene my mum saw was a group of men attacking a gynoid that was clearly a very ham-fisted r*** allegory. She was pretty shocked, I guess it made her rethink how innocent I was.
Animations and Animated characters end up being reflections of our own personalities, hopes and dreams without judgement. Walt Disney knew this above everyother thing that he has created and the people at Pixar have carried on his dream and ideaology. You can tell any story with animated charcters since they are nto real. For example the Simpsons or South Park gets away with so much because the characters are not real.
I feel like Europe has a better conception of animation as art than the US. While there is a very dedicated fanbase of comic and animated adult stories, the wider market thinks its just kids stuff. I feel like a lot more adult animated features have come out of Europe, but most I've seen are from the 80s/90s. Suppose I don't know what today's audiences think.
19:18 "That's rude!"
You have no idea! 😁 There's a companion animated short called "Burn-E" that you should check out, it tells that little robot's side of the story. 🤣🤣🤣
Wonderful movie and wonderful reaction. I teared up a little, and I've seen it many times.
Time for her to get geared up for Coco :P
This one really does tug at your heartstrings I'm 49 and I still love this movie.
This film always tugs at the heart. Lovely reaction too, let's gooo!
Oh I cried when I watched this awesome movie too so yeah, you are not alone!
To this day…..the lamp turning its head in Pixar intro still causes chills.
I took my mom to see this when I worked at the theater. It was one of my best memories.
WALL-E's ending hits so hard because we all know how easy it is to lose data. The data with WALL-E is who he is, and to lose that would be the death of him
The part where Mary has to hug her mic as a Wall-E substitute...
Aww I don't know how I keep managing to forget just how heartwarming this movie is -- thank you so much for watching! I totally teared up every time you did and did not expect to be so emotional by the end, lol. You are so lovely and have made the movie that much sweeter 🥰 ...I believe you will also enjoy Monsters Inc as well as The Incredibles :)
Sending you love and hugs! 😘
No matter how many times I watch this movie I cry every single time.
EVERYONE needs to watch this movie, kids and adults alike. They need to see what our planet may very well become in the not so distant future.
Great reaction as always. The people at Pixar are the gold standard when it comes to storytelling. Any movie from them cannot be recommended highly enough.
I see so many CG-animated films suggested here, and they're all great of course, but no one ever seems to mention one of my favorites, "9".
I love some of the shots in this movie. It’s made in a way where it looks as though an actual camera was used to film it. With the shallow depth of field and ’camera‘ movements. Pixar are so incredible!
One of my favorite movies ever made, it’s so perfect from beginning to end. The voice of Wall-E was provided by none other than the father of sci fi sound effects, Ben Burt, who also gave life to R2-D2, lightsabers, and pretty much every other memorable Star Wars sound effect.
When I saw this in theaters, I knew it was a fantastic film, but the moment I realized it worked on every level was when Wall-E is repaired at the end and isn’t acting like himself. It was dead quiet, a few sobs were heard, then a child, probably 5 years old, whispered to someone sitting next to them, “Wall-E died.” The fact that Pixar managed to convey that idea so well that a character who is not a living creature, who is robotic, who is still standing there and is moving, and yet is no longer themselves, can be perceived by a kid as having died… it is truly breathtaking filmmaking.
Glad you liked. The HAL comparison is totally on-point. The ship AI was initially more like Maximillian from _The Black Hole._ The director ended up watching _2001_ over a weekend and realized that the whole point of the film, choice vs. automation, would probably sell better with an antagonist that was less anthropomorphic and more impersonal. The redesign revolved alot around the viewport of submarine periscopes mixed with the ship wheel motif. I think even the ship security bots were more mech versions of Maximillian originally but switched to what they have here. There was a whole Robot Wars gladiatorial game subplot and sequence involving the ship's service bots and WALL-E during the breakout scenes, which got canned later on.
Oh Mary we all love your accent. That's why we all watch you to listen to you talk, and interpret American movies. I'm a older man and I cried like a little kid when I seen this movie. It's geared for adults but kids can watch it. And it is wholesome it's a great movie.
Fun fact - Sigourny Weaver is the voice of the ships computer.
My favorite scene is when WALL-E and Eve are flying together outside the ship.
The cascade of particles is so beautiful in a form of organized chaos. Reflecting the dance of life, especially after 2020. If we let the dance of life happen some beautiful things can come of it.
Robots learning to humans how to be humans again
The fire extinguisher in space....other movies have done this, but as far as I recall Wall-E was the first.
Glad you enjoyed this movie, it has a lot of heart. Pixar Studios has never released a bad movie. They used to release their movies through Disney and after about 12 years they told Disney, that they weren't going to go through them anymore. After a short while, Disney showed up one day, pulled out their checkbook and said "I'm going to write a One, and then Zero's, you tell us when you want us to stop..." You're accent is cute, I actually spent a few hours in your country once at a WWI American Cemetery, many years ago. I wish I could have seen more of it. Keep up the good work, we love your stuff!
As much as I enjoy watching your... lets say - more "innocents soul" react to more action/graphic movies
('cause, it is super fun to see you "squirm" :)
Its also super fun to see you react to these more wholesome movies... Thanks :)
Wall-e is defiantly one of the best wholesome type of anime movies.
Mary keeping red-dot kayfabe for the cats is one of the most adorable things I've seen.
Its so touching because it is innocent, just pure unadulterated love
There is something so inspiring about it when we realize that big tree came from that very boot in the final credits... 🌱
Wall-E is my absolute favorite Pixar movie. For me it just ticks so many boxes.
I think this must be the first time I've seen a reactor hug the microphone. 🥰
You're already seen Toy Story, so this is not your first Pixar experience; they're not just for kids. I think this is probably my favorite Pixar movie, and you can't really go wrong with any of them, but I think the others that match this one in emotional impact are:
Monsters Inc.
Finding Nemo
The Incredibles
Up
one of my favorite animated ever. I rewatch it like every year
Love all the old Pixars films. Up, and Finding Nemo are just a couple of my favorites.
Oh my God, I almost forgot this amazing movie. I watched it many times with my little daughter. She works now as a teller in a state bank. How nice to reminisce about those good times. Thank Mary, God bless you
You should see the classic 1951 "The Day the Earth Stood Still."
It's not just any animated movie, it's a Pixar movie. They can make you cry in few minutes.
The perfect example of why Pixar are absolute masters.
Think of how many actual words were in this movie.
Aside from "Wall-E" "Eve(a)" and "directive", it's just the instructional videos from Fred Willard, a hand full of lines from the Captain, 2 passengers, and the helm robot.
And aside from Fred Willard, the Captain, and 2 passengers, none of the rest of the characters even have real faces.
Wall-E's head is basically a pair of binoculars, EVE's is a 2 color display panel.
Pixar are a bunch of absolute WIZARDS.
If you look closely, among the garbage on Earth are dead WALL*E units. The vehicle in which WALL*E resides has rotating shelves with WALL*E-sized cubbies. The implication is that an army of trash compactor robots was set loose in the city (every city), while humans left.
This is an underrated movie produced by Disney.
I love high tech, and this adds to the imagination! :)
When Disney wasn't so disinformed.
According to the Pixar Theory, that plant is the tree in A Bug's Life. After watching all the Pixar movies you should definitely check out the Pixar Theory if you haven't already
This is one of my all time favourites. I saw it in theatre and cried a bunch. The computer animation is still great 14 years later.
Also Thomas Newman and Peter Gabriel's OST is amazing.
What's even crazier is there was a lunch among the original Pixar people early on, a single lunch meeting, where they came up with the ideas for Bugs Life, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, and Wall-E. The basic ideas for those four movies came from one lunch at Pixar. Also, I highly recommend you watch all the Pixar movies, especially Up.
It's one of the most beautiful tales you can see on a screen
What a cute reaction. Wall-E is one of my favorites.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time ... I have probably seen it 10 times at least over the years
I've always found that my life is something like a WALL-E or Joe Dirt... but without the happy ending ;D
Also, I've got to say, I absolutely love hearing Mari laugh XD It never gets old... and I just realized today, do you know who it reminds me of? The original Final Fantasy has a character (an evil one, admittedly) named Scarlett and she used to do this laugh (in text) that I could never quite figure out in my head how it sounded... I think this is it ;D
It is so crazy to think that 2110, the year they said humans left Earth in this movie, is now less than a hundred years away. Babies that have already been born could live to see that year.
I cry at the end, wonderful story, good handshake too.
and when i saw the trailer for this movie, i didn't know it was going to be an animated movie, all they showed us was Wall E and a spaceship on some desert planet. so i actually thought that this was going to be a new live action Star Wars movie , and that there were going to be live action actors, because in the trailer, Wall E looked photo real like real metal, so i didn't know he was animated.
But… did you see it ‘till the end, the credits?? ‘Cause it tells the rest of the story, of people learning to live a terrestrial natural life, the rogue robots having a new purpose but as assistant to humans to make normal human things, and of course, the history of the plant the captain planted again!
The magic of movies. No Mary, the magic of PIXAR! They’re made for adults too.
7:39 Marie:"It's living for something, what is it looking for?" the universal question ^_^ answers?
Wall-E was Pixar at their best, I think. That's not to delegitimize all the other art they've made; Toy Story 3 comes to mind, as does Incredibles, Coco, Inside Out... and that's not even scratching the surface on their run of movies that were just good movies. But with Wall-E, they really built something special, something timeless, something that unerringly strikes at the heart.
WALL-E is my favorite Pixar movie. It always can make me feel better.
"Megamind" is my favorite animated movie. Not a tear-jerker, but very funny and clever.
as kid i was obsseded with this movie. i remeber every scene. and now when im old and when i watching it - it always end with tears :') - its one of best movie with good plot, amazing characters and very nice lesson.
I always cry at the end of Wall-E so don't feel bad, they made them very pure and human-like for being robots that you get attached to them and wish them well. Thanks so much for reacting to this :)
Such a little thing, but I love how he tosses the diamond ring and keeps the box, no more worth without humans.
mary, i'm glad you liked it. it's one that touched my heart, you didn't show it but i like the part where his pet cockroach is saying goodbye with his chirps as Wall E is racing to catch the rocket that is taking Eva away.
Wall e definitely one of the best
Everyone can relate to Wally we all get lonely from time to time
Hoo boy, if "Wall-E" makes you sob, "Up" will melt you into a puddle.
49 year old male, I cry every time I watch it. Magical movie
The great Pixar movies are untouchable. Everything they were doing in this era was straight up homeruns. Highly recommend "Up," "Toy Story 3," "The Incredibles" and (one of my favorite movies, animated or otherwise) "Inside Out." You're in for such a treat. Soul stroking goodness.
2:58 that thing WALL-E is holding is both, it's called a spork (or less often a foon) 😉😊🥰
IRON GIANT Mary! IRON GIANT!!!!!! IRON GIANT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
100% chance of tears and smiles
"They Got A Thing That's Called Robot Love!"
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Mary! you got me crying here with you watching this movie, it's still so good after all ths years!.
This movie pulls on your heart strings ❤️
"oh, horrible!" she says from her chair, reacting to a screen displaying people in chairs staring at screens (he types, while sitting in a chair staring at a screen)
Trust me.. I cried too. I saw Wall-E by accident. I went into the theater it was playing while waiting to sneak into to see The Incredible Hulk. I ended up so invested in Wall-E that I missed the Hulk movie on that day, but it was worth it.
11:31 - that's Sputnik. Very first man made object in space to circle the globe. Pretty sure it burned up.
Us English speakers and our silly Rhotic R's. Some of us have learned to roll our R's as well, especially in the U.S. since Spanish is also very prevalent here.
Also, this movie made me cry over an animated robot. That's great story telling.
That intro clip after you said "is this going to be sad". Haha that was good and spot on.