Everything GREAT About WALL-E! (Part 1)
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WALL-E! Or if you wanna get technical, WALL·E, is regarded as one of the best Pixar movies and I'm here to….agree? Yeah probably. This is Part 1 because I ran out of time while rewriting the conclusion. I promise I'm not planning on making this a habit! Here's everything right with WALL·E!
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OOoooooh I totally don't think that WALL-E's Personality is due to a Malfunction. I suspect that WALL-E'S personality is due to a designed Ghost in the Machine type algorithm in his software. WALL-E has those Media Function Keys on his body that let him record new information and add it to his cache of knowledge. I assume the original designers put this feature in so the units could be programmed with specific directives out in the field by B&L employees. However, I think the units were also designed to record all new unique information they deemed "useful" to their main directive. We see WALL-E do this when he records the stars and hand holding and all of that. My theory is that WALL-E is fairly similar to all of the other WALL-E units, but after adding more and more extraneous data over the course of centuries, his personality evolved from simple objective commands to a full on Positronic level consciousness. I think after decades of virtually doing the identical trash collecting movements, and the other unit's began to fail and deactivate WALL-E's program began to collect random bits of information on the items to better increase efficiency. He began collecting data on the different sizes and shapes of items, the weights and densities, how easy/hard they would to be compacted; and that eventually ended up creating subroutines that wondered about the purpose of the items. More items led to more curiosities, more curiosities lead to more need for WALL-E to record new information to add to his directive cache, and after a long ass time, you got a sentient little dude all built off of trial and error data collecting. So yeah, I do not believe that WALL-E's consciousness came from a malfunction that happened one day, I believe it is an unexpected feature of a device that has been left running LONG past it's intended longevity. It's one of the cooler things about the movie I think.
Dude
That's so tight.
I'm sorry sir, entertaining and well tought out youtube essay comments are illegal in these parts. I'm going to have to report you to the internet police
Damn.....
Thats... i cant refute that! No one can refute that! It kinda makes sense! You've pieced together alot of things that it's somehow plausible and reasonable!
Gives me hope the Mars rovers will become sentient if they last a few hundred years lmao
EVE blew a hole in Wall•E’s roof because she couldn’t wait the two seconds to fly him out, it’s really romantic actually
It is, and goddamn if it isn't another inch of that knife in your heart in that scene.
He knows
Damn, it is. She was so worried about him so much that she needed to do things quick. No time for flying for two seconds, just do anything to save her new lover as fast as possible
no she a moody woman robot... used gun for evertytghibng.
animation drama. it certainly added to the tension and panic.
"I don't want to survive, I want to live!" is one of those lines that you don't understand when you're younger and instantly get when rewatching the movie years later. It's also just a very good line.
I was thinking the same thing!
I was 13 when it came out - the sweet spot for it hitting me as the most profound thing I'd ever heard in my life XD
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I understood it cuz a similar line appeared in another movie we watched just a few days prior ask my mom what he meant and she explained it so I got the line
Although I noticed that this movie and Interstellar have different messages in regards to staying on/going back to earth vs leaving it, they both have the same message about long term living being better than short term survival.
"Everywhere Wall-E goes, he changes the world." That line stuck out to me. Wall-E is one of the most likeable characters I've ever seen.
And he hasn't set out to change the world. He's just a good guy who behaves like the world is worth living in and being good in. And so the world changes. It's wonderful.
We need a sequel
‘Change da world, my final message. Goodbye!’
@@ORelic to be honest, I don't think we do, I feel like the story concluded perfectly and I love it for what it is, I do not think that a sequel would do any good
Melos Gllareva I really do agree. I don’t know why I said that before.
So just now realized the shelf where wall-E sleeps and keeps his stuff is actually where he and the other Wall-Es stored themselves. So Wall-E filled them with stuff since he is now alone and is the only one who shuts down in the shelves. Kinda depressing
Thats sad
Good thing he got his roach friend for a while before Eve arrived
Oh no, I just realised that now. That’s pretty sad.
oh
One other detail: the clip that he uses to hold his cooler was actually for the units hook hanging feature, but now repurposed to carry his makeshift backpack/lunchbox/suitcase, whatever it’s a perfect allegory
“Everything great about wall-e”
*Uploads entire movie*
Yes
**Theres No bad parts kids**
Haha original joke
Welcome to part 7, where we finally make it to the half way point!
True dat
This movie is the perfect example of "Show don't Tell" you don't need someone to tell you the status of Earth, you don't need dialogue to understand the relationship between Eva and Wall E, everything is shown throw visuals and body languague, and that already makes Wall E a masterpiece
That's what makes it one of my most favorite movies ever made.
I wish more children/family movies would trust their audience to understand what's happening without being spoon fed everything on screen.
exactly
@@lilium9361 agreed
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Late to the party. Its not as profound but evidence young kids can love pantomime is this film, and my toddlers current favorite show is all pantomime, no dialogue
When you're not even looking at the win counter because you're just appreciating WALL-E doing his stuff
I didn’t notice that until I read this comment! I usually at least glance up there.
What win counter? I thought it had all the wins!
@@Milky_mans Don't forget that it's only part 1 ;D
Just give it to me! Just give US the video cinema WINS CAUSE THIS IS ONE!!
WOW I didn’t even realize
"Wall-E is an amazing movie, becau-"
me : *YES, AGREE*
Wall-E is an instant win. I hear someone mention Wall-E and I go “Yes, you get it”
AGREE
i not understand why but since first time i see it on tv, i instantly love it
As Barbossa once said: "Agreeeeeeeeeeeeeeed"
WALL-E is the best ever movie Pixar ever made.
Nothing can ever change my mind!
Wall-E is honestly one of the best films that Pixar has made.
At least in the top three
E.D nautilis which Ones do you think are good?
Coco is so underrated tho
@@swaggypea3866 ratatouille.the Incredibles and WALL-E must be my top 3
Cars 2 is better
Another one that should've been a win: Those little mice robots that wake up EVE are named "REM-E"s, based on Remy from Ratatouille
That’s adorable
Can they cook?
@@potatoeyboi anyone can cook
12:24
Is the rat from endgame named remy as well?
I absolutely love the scene where Wall-e demonstrates what his directive is in front of Eve. He has made thousands of perfectly squared trash boxes but when he tries to compact trash for Eve he rushes it and it almost falls apart because he's nervous. Kinda like when you try to play a tune on the guitar for a cute girl but you get nervous and mess up.
I never noticed that until reading this comment, but that is so cute... in my opinion, this movie is honestly one of the best movies ever created, and an animated one, at that!
WALL-E IS A *S I M P*
@@uwnbaw he would donate to Eve’s onlyfans
@@momsaccount4033 What is wrong with y'all?
@@schwieber637 I’m so sorry, I have a tendency to say really cursed shit at random points
Robot sex
2:42 funny thing, when Wall-E was in the Axiom's junkyard, the two giant versions of him were called “Wall-A”. I would assume the A stands for “Axiom Class” instead of E for “Earth Class”
Ooh that’s a pretty good theory
Some sources say there are Wall-As in earth, they’re just never seen.
I thought of that too
I wonder how many other WALLs there are.
Wall e today Jen 😙😘😘😎😙🥰🥰
CinemaWins: "Everthing GREAT About Wall-E"
TH-cam: *Copyright strike for putting the whole movie*
YoutTube logic in a nutshell
Well actually this falls under fair use because its criticism and commentary so this is safe from a copy right strike lol
@@extract3959 Wait, which universe did you come from where YT actually paid attention to that, because I would like to go there.
@@MrInternetHermit A galaxy far far away
@@extract3959 The joke being that everything great about the movie is just everything about the movie so the video wouldn't be fair use since it's literally just the whole movie.
Can we talk about how the lightning strike CHARGED HIM!!!! His little battery thing goes from like 2 too full!!!!
Holy heck I never noticed that!
I’m sorry, everyone, the only thing capable of delivering 1.21 gigawatts of electricity is a bolt of lightning
It must've been quite the shock to go from bone-dead tired to full on alert.
@ the lightning scene is at 15:05 but the strike doesn't happen til a few seconds later
and also in the scene where AUTO tazed wall E directly in his circuit, you can see this battery go crazy
Fun little detail I noticed in my most recent watch through:
When we first see the captain's room and get to see the portraits of each captain, Auto gets closer and larger in every more recent portrait.
It's kinda like showing how Auto has just been taking more and more control over the entire ship, including the captain.
I enjoyed that as well, since it's kind of subtle, but obvious once you notice it.
Also, that he is always there beside the captains, being 700 years old now.
Well... that's scary. I definitely did not notice
Honestly I wish Auto wasn't treated as the antagonist for the movie. He's literally doing his job, one which he has done for 700 years.
@@JRexRegis On the reverse side though, it would make sense for him to be the antagonist. Unlike most of the other robots we see, like Wall-E, Eve and M-O, Auto doesn't have that little bit of sentience, or rather, humanity. He just wants to follow his orders and only that. In Auto's eye, he is the good guy just doing his job, while to everyone else he's the villain getting in the way of living instead of simply surviving.
It's honestly so adorable how WALL-E taught that one robot how to wave and it can't stop doing it now
It really is. All throughout, Wall-E is infectious, like when that male and female on the chairs and then touch hands, he creates a human connection just by going on by, he 'wakes up' so many other robots on his way. It is adorable!
I swear I'm literally in tears right now. This movie was the last birthday present I got from my grandad before he died. He was really sick back then but he said he had no idea what the movie was about but the little robot on the cover looked so cool with those glass eyes (I wore glasses at the time) and he wrote two words on a note in the box... "power through"
Thanks so much for doing this movie
That’s so sweet and I’m so very sorry for your loss. May your grandpapy Rest In Peace.😔😞😭 (edit: changed piece to peace lol)
I sorry For your loss, my he rest in peace
What a cool gift that was. May he rest peacefully.
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the thing about WALL-E's sentience, is that it only happened because he was left on for too long. he may have started out with one goal "Pick Up Trash", but overtime he both found more efficient ways to do it and found things he didn't classify as trash. just like in evolution, most everything has a purpose. He might've used the Atari to calibrate his servos after self-repairs, he might've used the iPod/VHS array to calibrate his internal piezos and cameras. but most of the stuff he has, he used to learn. because that's what happens when something tries to be more efficient, it learns. and much like humans, it develops an instinct to learn, to gather information, and to utilize that information.
WALL-E's sentience isn't a malfunction, it's a consequence of design choices.
I wonder. If eve didn't show up could he finally discover "making stuff"? I mean he can repair what's broken and decorate but could he learn how to build, make art or even make other machines. Like could WALL-E after millennia make himself a friend? Could he repopulate the earth with robots? Could he teach them art, dancing etc.? Could he start a civilization?
@@sebasbot01
That's probably why EVE has a weapon to begin with, imagine if 200,000 wall-e units decided to build their society around an Independence Day DVD instead of a vhs copy of Hello Dolly
@@michaelfixedsys7463 fricken wall-e revolution. Can I not have nightmares please?
@@calumcartridge7411
You don't like the idea of a bunch of cubes living in constant fear of an alien invasion?
@Michael Fixedsys I also feel it briefly touches on the thought exercise of how many parts can you replace before you are someone else. If you "switch heads" with someone are you still you on someone else's body, or are they still them with someone else's head? In the context of transportation, where physical objects are 'destroyed' and 'recreated' elsewhere, is this recreated person the same one, or a different one? Where did the original one go? Is it our memories that make us who we are, or our personality? If we forget, or remember our memories differently are we now different people? If our personalities change, are we the same person? Are we more that just electrons firing in mushy grey matter? You exist as a different version of yourself to each person you meet. You exist to you co-workers different than you do to your parents. Along the ideas of your perception is your reality and we can all experience the same thing but perceive it differently. I do like your idea of how described AI learning as it applies to WALL-E, and seems like a logical thing that would be added to increase efficiencies, avoid dangers, and increase lifespan.
I'd argue that Eve's sad dismal humming of Hello Dolly right before she "kisses" Wall-E is a one HELL of a missed win!
Wall e today Jen 💗💗💗💗😙😘😙🥰
Wall e today Jen 😙🥰😙🥰😙🥰🥰😔😐😐😐
Wall e today Jen 💗💗💗😙🥰🥰😔😔😐😔
Missed win opportunity: The mice are called Rem-e’s after Remy from Ratatouille. (Side note, could you please do a win video on Ratatouille?)
Such a great movie, deserves a Win video
Please do ratatouille!
Just reading this comment has the Le Festin song playing in my head again
EGA Ratatouille would be amazing!
Wait he hasn’t done one on ratatouille?
"So Rex is just trapped there for eternity with no humans to play with him?"
You didn't need to attack my feelings like that, you know.
"I just don't think I can take that kind of rejection!"
Well, considering that all humans that weren't on the Axiom are probably dead.
Yeah, what if he was the only toy that survived after Toy Story 4 because Wall-E found him?
“define dancing” is the most beautiful song on this movie’s entire score.
Thomas Newman is just so good with strings, he also composed the tracks of the movie "A Series of Unfortunate Events" and they are OOZING atmosphere.
I personally like 72 degrees and sunny best :-)
Mr. HoneyComb yes that one is amazing as well !
Closely followed by "2815 AD" just for the sheer feeling of hopelessness and uncanny valley at seeing and recognizing our planet in *that* state.
It’s so funny but also kind of unsettling that this movie ended up being made under the corporation that is arguably the closest to becoming our own B&L.
It will be unsettling when disney attempts to take down the movie as they've recognised that it serves as a warning against their profits.
Amazon’s up there too.
@@juliagibbs32 Tencent should be here somewhere.
But what about Microsoft
@@GreenGuyGrandish Microsoft doesn't seem as intimidating as Alibaba and/or Tencent. Those Chinese giants just grab everything with their palms.
The beginning scenes with WALL-E being a mostly silent film save the TV makes me wish for Pixar to take a risk and make a silent film with no dialogue
I would be so down for that. Not sure how they’d make it work in the context of the movie without it feeling like a random gimmick since they already used the robot idea.
@@MrLegendofLP i like the idea of them doing a silent movie where its a deaf couple who have to work through all the difficulties that come with it but still being optimistic and still having the realistic feelings of feeling like they are different than others
Shay Hallow if they did that and didn’t translate the sign with subtitles that would have super crazy potential.
@@MrLegendofLP When reading Riordan's "Magnus Chase", I keep imagining it would be really fun asa movie because one of the main characters is deaf and speaks in ASL, Riordan even decribes some of his signs and small details like snapping his fingers to get attention, how holding the hands of someone deaf is rude because he uses them to speak...
Shay Hallow If anything I think that would probably work better as a ‘short film’ still would be a very interesting idea if they ever did something like that
I shed a tear when I heard Eva scream “Oh no!” When Wall-E got crushed. Its still rolling down my cheek.
That moment when a synthetic being crying out in pain and/or distress no longer sounds like a machine to our base instinct
“They both died when the robot fell in the pool” is a more morbid cinema win than usual
He couldn’t help it. The power of the sin is too much, he does it without thinking.
He has become too powerful.
I gotta say, there seemed to be a lot of that pessimism in this video...
@@winnielou8206 But it’s not UNWELCOME pessimism, simply a force of habit
@@winnielou8206 thats good
I sort of saw it as anti pessimism. Like people complain about these little inaccuracies and logical misteps, but it doesn't detract from it being a great movie, and from the story it's trying to tell. So instead of ignoring it, mention it, but draw a little attention to it in a tounge and cheek kind of way
I literally cant watch WALL-E without tearing up. Ive seen this movie so many times. cannot stop tearing up to it.
it's my fav . . . right behind rattitouille
Wall e and Eve
Wall e and Eve
Wall e and Eve
Wall e and Eve
I just noticed after watching the movie that by the end their positions are slightly reversed. Just slightly. Wall-E has just been cleaned by mo in the dump and is visibly cleaner and paler even if he's still boxy and scuffed up. Eve has just been dirty and scuffed, especially near her base, but she's still round shiny and sleek. They're starting to understand each other. Wall-E is starting to understand why Eve's directive is so important, and Eve realizes that there are other things. Or maybe I'm up way too late and looking way too deeply into things
Thank you.
@@constancemiller3753 for what?
No no u r not thinking too much, this masterpiece is truly thought provoking
Another note! That paleness adds to the 'sickly' appearance he has now that he's been wounded. Similar to if a person is injured and loses blood.
@@DragonGyrl96 I didn't think about that, thank you
the fact there is a second part just tells everyone how good this movie is
They've been doing multiple parts more often anyways
This movie Is truly a cinematic masterpiece
Who said he will stop at 2?
WE WILL HAVE 20 PARTS FOR WALL-E
This is a whole damn series, not a two parter.
Now for everything wrong with WALL-E parts 1, 2, 3 and 4
This movie is a masterpiece, and that's a fact
The first half is a masterpiece
@@kinggordoproductions6203 I like the second half 2. The first half is just much better.
@@twoody7587 Yeah it is a fact that the first half is masterful. When the movie gets to the axiom it just goes from an 11/10 to a 9.99999/10. At least for me. I don't give a shit about this movie not keeping a totally perfect pacing. I just adore it too much. It's my favourite pixar movie by far.
Facts
@@adrianolmedos I just hope they never make a sequel. Pixar has a bad track with them.
WALL-E is one of those movies that honestly gets better as you get older because then you can truly appreciate the things you missed when you watched it earlier, especially the visual storytelling.
Not only do I think this is one of the greatest animated movies (my personal favorite animated movie), I think this is one of the greatest movies period!
I haven't watched this movie in years (I was a big fan when I was a little kid) and I just rewatched it, and it hits different now that I'm older. So many things I noticed and thought about that I didn't before
Wanna hear a fact: Wall-E is a masterpiece. There you go.
thank you
Yes
very much agreed
Nothing more true has ever been said
Correct
I love how universally beloved this movie is, I’ve yet to find anyone who doesn’t like it for at least one reason or other. From cinephiles who love the shot composition, to technophiles who love the conceptual robots or the digital editing & details, to those who love this movie for the simplest but best reason “The story”. It’s a terrific film and I’m glad you chose to cover it.
Edit: flipping autocorrect thinks I like talking about yetis.
You're totally right, I wanted to add to the list but I'd be here all day! Tell you what, I'll just name everything wrong with it instead...
I know someone who doesn't like it, they really like the first 20-30 but aren't a fan of how cartoonish it becomes later on the spaceship
I was in choir in high school and was the only one who didn’t hate this movie :/ (it’s been in my top 3 since I saw it in theaters when I was little so you can imagine my devastation)
They all said it was boring, especially the beginning, because of it’s lack of dialogue
Which is arguably the best part of that movie for that exact reason so meh
As an animator, I just love how all the characters move in a way that tells you exactly what their personality is.
Unfortunately my Mom doesn't like it too much but only because she doesn't like the "humanity is doomed" theme. But yeah it is a great movie
I find it interesting that EVE; the slick, streamlined, top-of-the-line robot has devastating, explosive and indiscriminate firepower whereas WALL-E; the clunky, patched up and obsolete robot has a precision laser.
Not sure for EVE but WALL-E has a laser presumably for cutting trash into smaller pieces so he can fit them into his compression compartment.
@@PromiseMeStars EVE is a survivalist model it is meant to search, rip into places that it can't search and destroy that what threatens it....also why cut a door when you can blow away the wall?
@@3rdmonarch352 That, plus with all the bio-hazardous waste in Earth's atmosphere, there's always the possibility of some terra-formed apex predators looming in the trash. EVE's plasma cannon would serve as a good self-defense weapon, too.
It's during times like this, that we need a movie that reminds us that there's always reason to keep fighting and have hope... also that giant and irresponsible corporations are the root to 70% of the earths pollution
15:27 can we just notice how that one scene humanized two non-human characters so well?
Actually the last language she uses is Hebrew. She says: "did you understand?" (Also - didn't know it was in the english dub as well)
I'll be honest. I always thought she was saying "are you among us?" In that line
Heya! I actually disagree. It sounds very similar to Hebrew but I'm pretty sure that it was "are you among us" but still, very nice and cool!!
@@nikishvartsman9838 I appriciate the politness but I am actually FROM Israel and Hebrew is my native language, I talk from first hand knowledge. Also, Why would she ask "are you among us"? This doesn't mean anything in context.
היי, אתה תופתע אבל תאמת שגם אני מישראל ועברית היא השפה הראשונה שלי :)
Now, I do think that it was english for 2 reasons:
First- it was the last (if I'm not mistaken) Language that she used on wall-e and he replied to her, therefore It's probably english,
Second- usually in in movie bits like this the last language they use, so the viewers and the protagonist of the movie will understand the person that's talking is the language that used in the movie itself, therefore the probability of it being english is high.
Third- In my opinion, i think that she asked him "are you among us?" To clarify if he's a friend or an enemy
But even if that was Hebrew, that would be very cool! :)
@@nikishvartsman9838 My apologies. 😅
“And they both instantly died of heart attacks after 700 years of no human to human contact” 😂😂 that really made me chuckle, this video was so funny, keep it up
time stamp?
Crystal Gamer 11:08
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Wall-E has a special place in my heart since it’s the first movie my first serious boyfriend and I watched together. One of the most romantic films in cinematic history.
Lesson learned: If you got a girl/boyfriend try and watch Wall-E together.
I think this was one of the first movies I ever watched
When my wife don't feel like to good and if it's raining and I have an off day while it's cold I'll make hot chocolate and watch this movie with her this is one of my favorite movies because this is a masterpiece.
What's serious boyfriend ?
@@aea4225 it means a boyfriend you know you want to spend the rest of your life with
3:52 I love the detail when wall-e was tired because the battery run out
5:43 the fact Eve is ticklish is so adorable lol
@@aguywholikesmilitary5394 i don't understand how a character design like eve could even be sexualized in any manner
never underestimated rule 34 artist ;-;
@@obesefrogman eve is literally an egg, I get what you're saying
@@wutguycreations man, the guy deleted his comment. now it will seem like i was the weirdo who brought up nsfw eve.
@@obesefrogman frick lol
Wall-E giving EVE a plant always struck me as his best attempt at giving her a flower in a world where they don't exist anymore.
"Saw this unique and precious thing, and thought of you."
The little robot has moves.
Missed win: when MO pushes all the other robots away when he recognizes the moment that wall e and eve are having. Mo is a real g
If you think about it, If you have played or seen Detroit become human, Basically Wall-E and Eva are deviants, They both share emotions without having to have actual human faces
This movie is superior in 28 different ways
@@f1shyspace Though i like Detroit, i agreed
@@f1shyspace i see what you did there
@@f1shyspace i wouldn't give dbh a chance If i had to choose between WALL-E and DBH too
@@f1shyspace yeah I love dbh but…I love Wall-E even more
My favourite moment in this entire film is when Eve is re-building Wall-E, and she loves him so much and is so completely desperate for him to come back that she cannot even waste a few seconds pushing him to the open door, she blasts a hole in the ceiling because it is the fastest way for her to be reunited with him, even if it's only by a moment. That there is true love.
And most efficient action in terms of progress.
Wall e and Eve
Wall e and Eve
Wall e and Eve
Wall-E is one of the most beautiful movies ever made, not just animation but in cinematic history. It's themes, styles and messages represent to me how dedicated and comitted the Pixar Studios are with excellence and originality.
Wall-e and up are the greatest at getting the audience to feel the happiness and sadness that is going on in the movie
@@endminer9217 yes, and Up specially, because I think they discuss a subject barely brought up in movies: widowness, grieve after losing a long time partner, and how important it is to move on. Wall-E and Up are from 2008 and 2009 respectively, and still they both seem so recent and relevant.
“And if you’re here from 2025, how are things? Are they better ?” ... I felt that
“And if you’re here from 2025, how are things? Are they better?” Well there's this thing called Cordis Die...
@@charles-olivierdenis6633 ngl wouldn't be surprised if Cordis Die became real with the shit that's been going down.
@@charles-olivierdenis6633 tell me more...
SPOILER: They were not
@@charles-olivierdenis6633 yay,somebody besides me played bo2 campaign, yaay
I know this is kind of late, but the emotion the moment EVE sees the shuttle pod blow up (10:42) when she says no, is absolutely heartbreaking
One little detail I’ve always liked in this movie is when EVE scans the plant for the first time: You can see when her programming takes over by the change in her eye shape. They go from oval shaped to circles the moment her scanner identifies a positive sample. Just another cool detail they put in.
This video: *Gets Uploaded*
Me, who has been a CinemaWins fan for years: YAY, HE'S FINALLY DOING IT FINALLY!
exactly! lol
Ikr, I was waiting so long for this!
- "Everything Great About"
Huh, nice, CinemaWins uploaded.
- "WALL-E!"
OH MY GOD YES, 'bout time-
-"(Part 1)"
*_OH HELL YES._*
Me: *was watching Nick Nitro the trio's squabble* _NEW VIDEO_
hu-- OH HELL YES
after this
Okay, now I can pass in peace (jk, but not jk coz I needed this)
Sorry to make you upset, but the only reason it was a two-parter was because he had trouble writing the conclusion. In other words, the next part is just the end of the review. My apologies if you wanted more wins out of it. Trust me, I did as well.
the fact that this needs two parts proves my theory that Wall-E is perfect
cinemawins: *covers wall-e*
*everyone liked that.*
Ditto.
14k likes to 63 dislikes. Statistically those would still be disregarded outliers.
This is a powerfully lovable movie.
i just got here, how did i get 245 likes
CinemaSins loved Wall-E, so I can only imagine what CinemaWins’ opinion will be.
the sins counter did not get into the positive numbers until a minute and a half point.
@@thunderpantz yeah
Well Wins loves Scott Pilgrim and Sins doesn't
@@goodnightosaka and?
@@solaire67 I mean that the original argument doesnt really work if both sins' and wins' opinions on the same movies have been wildly different in the past
6:10 this shot of Wall-E peeking out from behind the rock is one of the cutest shots in the movie
Yeah it's a ship wreck
Wall e today Jen
Wall e today Jen
Wall e today Jen
I loved Moe’s little OCD “Whoa,Whoa,Whoa” as soon as he saw the dirty tracks in the hall!
Mo is the funniest! He even shooed the other rogue robots away when Walle and Eve were having their "moment".
Mo is so cute!
I have tics and one of vocal tics is just ✨M-O✨and my friends find it hilarious because it’s always accompanied by WALL-E and EVE when they introduced themselves XD
Mo is such a bro.
Wall e and Eve
"You should watch this movie with subtitles on," screw that, the number of times I've watched this movie basically has more digits than my age.
I watched it 100 times when I was 8 years old alone haha
@@ExulInsani ha ha very funny
@@ExulInsani true
@@ExulInsani HOW IS TRUE NOT AN ANSWER
@@ExulInsani dang stop yelling at me 😥
7:33 should've been a win how when Wall-E tied Eve in the fairy lights, only the ones around her body are lit
Holy moly you are observant.
@@Safiyahalishah impressive i know
Most likely a tie-back to how EVE just radiates continuous energy somehow which also caused the magnetic crane to move eariler.
oh my goodness, that is so clever. it really shows the incredible attention to detail and effort that went into this movie. it's truly a masterpiece in my opinion
Shows exactly why this movie is the absolute best
5:53
my heart broke into a million pieces when i heard that "Oh..."
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Wall and Eve
Wall e and Eve
Missed win: the score to Wall•E and Eve space dancing. It's such an incredible piece of music that absolutely captures their (Okay, Eve's reciprocating) blooming feelings and Eve's relief and happiness that Wall•E survived the pod's explosion
No, it's not worth one. It's worth 1000000
He did bring it up, citing the leitmotif that played during that moment
The entire score is amazing
I don't know if it was noticed, but I like the fact that Wall-E it's a reverse fish-out-of-water story.
Think about it. Wall-E goes to this new place, by accident and following his love, but instead of learning from the other side, the other side learns from his actions in the place.
It's the narrative where the protagonist doesn't change, but everyone around him is changed by him. Paddington is another example.
@@mhawang8204 The reason why I describe it as a "fish out of water" is because of the character going to a completely different world they don't know. A lot of those stories where the character changes the people around them instead of them usually are set in an already recognizable place.
But, WallE doesn't have that recognizable when he goes to the ship. Hell, Earth only appears for 10 minutes in the whole movie.
But, I think your point is also valid
Wall e and Eve
I love characters like Wall•E who are more or less unremarkable but just so kind that they end up changing the world regardless.
See also - Bill and Ted.
9:50-*matpat crazed laughing in the background*
I remember when i was younger my dad (who could not give less of a shit about movies) saw this with me at the cinema. He was going to take me to kung fu panda and he wasn't looking forward to it (the movie didn't look too good to him i assume). I must have seen an advert or something for Wall-E because i just out of now where said "Wall-E" immitating the robot's voice. He either must have liked the look of the film himself or read a review about it or something because he took me saying that as an oppertunity. So we saw Wall-E instead.
I can't say if he loved it, but when it came out on DVD, he invited his friend and his kids over to watch it with me.
oh back in the days when dreamworks and pixar had a fierce rivalry. Sadly Wall-E vs Kung-fu Panda was the peak of that
Who would win a panda with king fu skills or a adorable robot with a lazer
Tobías Yance that was the peak? I was thinking Shrek vs The Incredibles or something
@@monojuice you do know Shrek and The Incredibles came way before, right?
Tobías Yance obviously, I said I thought that that was the peak of Pixar vs Dreamworks. Idk what the hell the date has to do with it?
“Everywhere Wall-E goes he changes the world”. I love this line, and it resonates so deeply with me. Wall-E’s innate desire to help others inspired me so much as a kid watching this movie.
If you have Disney plus, there’s a series called Pixar in real life, where they surprise people in New York with characters from Pixar come to life, and Wall-E is his own episode. The trope consists of a woman stopping you by a mini dumpster telling you she lost her wedding ring in the trash, and to stay there while she gets something to help her find it from her car, to make sure the trash truck doesn’t come while she’s gone. Once she’s out of sight, Wall-E pops out of a box in the dumpster, hands you her ring, and rolls away. She then comes back, sees you found her ring, asks you how, and when you explain she thinks you’re crazy.
Seeing Wall-E “real” in this episode made me emotional. Because again his purpose was helping someone. And I’ll also say if I ever was in New York, and I saw Wall-E rolling down the street, I would abandon whatever I was doing, and follow him around like a child.
This movie is by far one of the best animated movies ever, it’s tied for number 1 along with spiderverse
I still think Toy Story 3, the incredibles 2, inside Out, coco and toy story 4 are better but this is also a masterpiece
It's high up there but Your Name and A Silent Voice (This movie would do infinitely better than all those anti-bullying campaigns) take the 1 and 2 spots for me. It's definitely up there and underrated with Ratatouille.
Luigi Marinus Gaming I don’t think the incredibles 2 deserves to be on that list. All of the character growth and development of the first film is undone. The villain’s plan doesn’t really make sense, and jack jack is too powerful. It wasn’t a bad movie, but when compared to the original, it doesn’t hold a candle
@Liam Kendall my thoughts exactly
@Liam Kendall Spirited Away doesn't even come close. There are way other Ghibli movies that are better.
I’ve always loved how the casing around Wall-E’s eyes have eyebrows. Gives a real way to show emotion, like when he hits the car key fob and the horn honks.
He's not drunk/hungover, he just hasn't had his coffee.
Yet
oh well someone drink alot and don't get just waking up but not yet up...
I understood that reference
His daily cup of Jove.
He hasn’t had his sunlight
14:17
>points out a massive plothole in the movie
>gives it a win anyway
Shhh, don't question it
If you want to be generous, they do still have the powered Axiom which they can strike out from, which they can use for shelter, water, adjusting to gravity in the pool, and other resources, like how the credits show people using the escape pods as shelters. Won't do much about the muscle or skeletal degeneration, but I'm trying to be generous here!
I watched Wall e today
Wall e today
Wall e today
That captain is one my all-time favorite characters.
He fights for what is good, and he has the courage to think for himself.
Alone the quote "I don't want to survive, I want to live" is such an inspiration.
He doesn't give up and manages to stand, even though he has difficulties to start since they hadn't to for years.
Especially since in every single movie (at least the ones I’ve seen) the captain or the person with the most power is the bad guy, however in this movie he’s one of the good guys. Another reason why I love this movie.
I love that the movie doesn't explain what WALL-A stands for and just assumes if you understood WALL-E youd know they were "Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Axiom_Class"
I don't think I ever thought to freeze-frame where the WALL is explained on-screen, but the E/A division became clear to me through watching the movie. So many details are in here just waiting to be picked up by attentive viewers. I love this film so much.
Yeah I totally understood that and didn't just realise it when I read this comment
I think when I was younger I thought it was just related to the size. E is tiny, A is huge. Completely missed the acronym.
When I saw this movie when I was a kid, I was immediately enthralled, and now as an adult, this movie makes me cry every time. The emotional level that I have for this movie is immeasurable. The first 30-45 minutes are my favorite. This movie will forever stand the test of time as one of my all time favorite movies. Seeing someone as knowledgeable as CinemaWins review this movie makes me elated and filled with joy, and the fact that he sings high praise about this movie speaks to me on so many levels.
Took the words right out of my mouth, my friend. I feel the exact same way. I will always come back to this movie even when I’m 80 I’ll be crying like a baby watching this movie.
Took the words out of my mouth too buddy. One of the best movies ever made. *Period.*
never like them since it just too muted.. but the last half got better
campkira it was supposed to be reminiscent of a Charlie Chaplin silent movie. The personality of the character and his every day life carries more character building than any spoken word can. It’s not about words, it’s about the actions that the characters take.
I stopped watching CinemaSins a while ago, due to the negativity of the videos; they stopped being funny, and just started being... shitting on movies. CinemaWins, on the other hand, always helps me enjoy old movies in a new light.
Didn't knew abt the opposite sins channel but I don't wanna watch it either
Yeah. There is a point where the quirky and funny jokey criticism turns into petty hate and it stops being funny. The reason I despise Honest Trailers is because of that reason... it’s just blatant negativity with no punchline. It never actually made me laugh.
yeah, i watched cinemasins when i was in highschool because of our VFX class and screenwriting class (we were doing the same thing in the classes, watching scenes from movies or trailers and pointing out what's wrong and how it could've been done better), but i realized i became so bitter about movies i watched, even when i was watching movies in my free time i was always looking for flaws and on top of that cinemasins started counting even the unimportant details as sins, f.e. "oh the character in movie uses a sony smartphone! sony is trash!!" and added it as a sin, like- what?!
what they do is not a constructive criticism, it became (as you described) just shitting on movies
For a moment I thought you meant Wins at first
“The most romantic music piece ever written for two robots”
*Alexa, play define dancing*
Shit, we aren’t even watching the whole thing and the clips are still bringing me to tears. I love this movie but hate how much it makes me cry.
Ikr? 😭 I love this movie.
I feel you man, even the jokes make me chuckle in a few tears. Its an amazing adventure and it gets better everytime you rewatch it.
One of the first Pixar movies to make me cry
same
I've seen Wall e more times than I can count and that scene where Eve is repairing Wall e always makes me tear up.
Ok but how could you leave out Eva humming to WALL-E at the death scene in place of the broken tape? Thats what got me sobbing.
True that
Just a funny note in the original ending wall-e didn’t have amnesia after Eve repaired him and it ended with him starring at her trying to figure out why she blew a hole in his roof
Eve's quiet "no" followed by an even quieter, almost choked sob "no" after the escape pod explodes breaks my heart every time and it should've been a win
Put on your Sunday clothes, there’s lots of world out there...
Get out the brilliantine and dime cigars
We’re gonna find adventure in the evening aiiiir
Girls in white in a perfumed night. Where the lights are as bright as the staaaarrrs!!
Put on your Sunday clothes
, we're gonna ride through town
In one of those new horse drawn open cars !
La Sorcière à Lunettes We’ll see the show at Delmonicos and close the town in a whirl!
You missed that the ship goes so close to the Sun in order to use its gravity force as a gravitationnal slingshot
Which is a really accurate detail to current space travel
it not a sun.. hence why the ship go near it.. real sun would suck you in... and burn u...
@@campkira And what would that be at 8:06 then kind sir?
Humans in Axiom: 14:27
Humans in 2020: first time?
Wall-e: now that humans are back, im gonna work harder to clean earth.
Wall-a's: we got this bro.
Wall-a's be like: e a s y
and now I'm wondering, why were the Axiom-Class WALLs the big ones, when clearly earth needed that kind of cleaning power MUCH more urgently?
@@ilonachan There are things as buildings here.
@@Ksanthecat Oh right, wasn't there also a time where WALL-Es were in service while humans still lived on Earth? That'd explain why you wouldn't want _giant fucking murder crusher bots_ rolling around
@@ilonachan Also, WALL-E units operate in urban areas. Unless you don’t mind some urban remodeling, a WALL-A unit wouldn’t be able to clean out a supermarket or an apartment building. Or even a 2 lane street for that matter.
I like how the repairing of WALL-E is similar to the Ship of Theseus thought experiment and the missing part of him was the spark of life (rather than a malfunction)
I never thought of it that way
When the BnL president says "I'm giving override directive A113... Go to full *GLITCH* Autopilot... Take control of everything" What if the message actually was "I'm giving override directive A113... Go to full manual; no autopilot. Take control of everything"
The glitch cuts out a part of his sentence. And if you look closely it seems he's about to say something starting with 'm' (manual).
Holy Sh!t
Ok. I officially love this movie even more.
That's actually terrifying. Imagine what would've happen if WALL-E didn't show up.
Omg
"How are things in 2025? Are they better? They're better aren't they?" That's the kind of optimism we all come here for. =)
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Wall-E has such a special place in my heart. I always loved how sweet and innocent they both were and how cute they were. Now that I’m older I realize we may be closer to living in a world like wall-e than we were when it came out
Me: Sees "Part-1"
Me: *Smiles*
AGREED
Same.
LET ME IN!!!! LET ME IINNNN!!!!!!!!!
I hadn't even seen that until I saw this comment and instantly smiled knowing more is to come.
@Whatever Yes he technically finished the movie, but he always gives more commentary after finishing it, mentions more details, and gives his conclusions of the movie over all.
I was crying in this and this wasn't even the full movie. SMH Goes to show how powerful of a film Wall-E truly is
The two Strauss pieces mentioned are actually by two different Strausses: "The Blue Danube" is by Johann Strauss II, but "Also Sprach Zarathustra" is by Richard Strauss (no relation).
good catch!
Ling Ling Approved.
5:35 I believe that laser was meant for cutting large pieces of garbage into manageable sized ones to compact. I'm not sure if it was designed solely to be used as a weapon, even though it can be used as one.
I am pretty sure that is intended fu function.
Man, for years I asked myself why Wall-E would have a laser to beging with, then I realized that in fact the laser helps him to cut down big chuncks of trahs into smaller ones
Wall e and Eve
I love how well this movie aged. So many CGI movies and shows from Disney even released today cant compare. Thats how you know the creators of Wall-E cared about their content. They put everything they had into it and it shows
I love that Wall-E himself is a window into ourselves. That opening song says it all. Wall-E sees this wasteland and thinks this, the mess he has to clean up, is the Earth everyone knew and loved. He has never known a clean and beautiful earth, but thinks it beautiful because what remains of culture has told him it is. This prompts the question of whether we have done the same. Whether our traditions and values have caused 21st century humanity to believe our planet is as beautiful as it ever was in spite of our efforts to destroy what made it beautiful - some of which have already long since succeeded.
The most sci-fi part about Wall•E is that humanity only has to contend with *solid* pollution. Once the WallE droids cleaned all that up, Earth was habitable again.
I mean you have to consider its been 700 years since humans where last on earth
@@hitrapperandartistdababy Some plastics take 10000+ years to break down, 700 years is a very short time on this scale.
@@mercerwing1458 plastic haven't existed for that long how would they know
Mercer Wing He’s referring to non solid pollution
@@Chris_Lun Sauce, not saying it's all 100% accurate the only fact check I did were on the things i already knew and they checked out so I assume the rest is correct too: storage.neic.org/event/docs/1129/how_long_does_it_take_garbage_to_decompose.pdf
6:33
“Are you among us”
The imposter?
I love how Eve scans everything dutifully until the pod (her boss) leaves and she starts joyfully flying around
7:35 the way Wall-E looks at Eve there might be the sweetest thing ever.
I never realized how little dialogue most of this movie has, like to me it just feels like so much is being said all the time
Awesome use of Show, don't tell.
9:40 actually the time on captainship average decreased with each captain.
1st - 143 years.
2nd - 131 years.
3rd - 140 years.
4th - 124 years.
5th - 128 years.
6th - 30 years at the time of the movie.
no idea if the dates are the year they were born, and the year they died. or the year they became a captain and died/retired.
I’ve very rarely cried at a movie. In my life, maybe around 5 times.
Wall-E was one of them.
I haven't. _At all_ . But I've never had a film before that I've seen _so often_ (period), and yet makes me blubber every single time. :')
I rewatched Wall-E before I finished this and totally forgot about it. I my have went down a rabbit hole of 2 Cars movies 👀
2020: I am a year filled with hopelessness and despair-
This video: *exists*
2020: Understandable, have a nice day.
me, every day....
So now you are suicidal