In Love With Wall-E | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction
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- The highly acclaimed director of Finding Nemo and the creative storytellers behind Cars and Ratatouille transport you to a galaxy not so far away for a cosmic comedy adventure about a determined robot named WALL•E. After hundreds of lonely years of doing what he was built for, the curious and lovable WALL•E discovers a new purpose in life when he meets a sleek search robot named EVE. Join them and a hilarious cast of characters on a fantastic journey across the universe.
Actors: Ben Burtt, Elissa Knight, Jeff Garlin, Fred Willard, Macintalk, John Ratzenberger, Kathy Najimy, Sigourney Weaver
Director: Andrew Stanton
Genres: Animation, Children's, Family
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"I don't want to survive! I want to live!" is such a hard line 😢
Great reaction to this terrific, beautifully made film! ❤️
You are one of the first reactors I’ve seen actually watch the epilogue in the credits! I’m so happy you did ☺️
I've seen other channel note that Mr. Gabriel's song triggers the music claims on YT, so there might be a reason.
The first time I watched it I loved the epilogue so much. I was hoping for a sequel showing all the rebuilding.
It has the least amount of dialog, and yet, everyone understands what's happening. A real testament to the skill of the animators. 😊
And good writing!
Reminds me of something Alfred Hitchcock said (Today I Learnedᵀᴹ): something to the effect of "if you were to shut the sound off in a movie, the audience should still be able to know exactly what's going on".
@@ScooterBond1970 There was a brief time in my life when I was watching a bit of anime that was in Japanese without subtitles. And while I couldn't understand the language at all, I still had a general idea of what was going on, and was able to enjoy it well enough despite having no idea what was actually being said.
@@gurvmlkthat's a little different, anime is more complicated to watch without understanding the dialogue singe they're actually speaking, (at the same time, yes, japanese is a very expressive language and shows more emotions than english through their speech), because it's more like a real show but animated. Simple stories like wall e are easy to understand without dialogue.
But yea that's interesting you did that, atleast you didn't choose to watch the horrid dubs lol
@@アキコ2003 Well to be fair, it was part of a series I was familiar with, so I knew the characters and setting. I just didn't know the specifics of the actual plots that I was seeing, because they were episodes beyond what had yet been localized at the time. But I remember having at least a somewhat general idea of what was going on based on what knowledge I did have. Granted I'm pretty sure a lot of those assumptions were wrong or off, but it was good enough for me at the time.
Best line in the movie “I don’t want to survive; I want to live!”
Very appropriate for today.
We saw this at the theater when my youngest daughter Ava was about 2. She thought Wall-E was saying HER name. She would get very excited and say, "Mommy, wah-wee says me!"
I know I'm biased, but it was about the cutest thing ever! 😊
Love it. When monsters inc was newish, my daughter looked just like Boo.
Okay, THAT is hilarious!!! Cute, AND hilarious!!!
WALL-E is a masterpiece! The way the animators convey so much emotion with no dialogue is genius.
Lol I don't get why you're apologizing for spending your time reading rather than watching movies! In fact, you could lean into it and discuss books you've read that relate to the movies. I'm sure those of us who need to spend more time reading would get a lot out of it.
Wall-E changed every robot and human he came in direct contact with, from EVE to the Captain to the couple to MO to the misfit robots. They all changed for the better because of how good a being Wall-E was.
Eve's scream when WALL-E gets crushed is heart wrenching.
Don't be sorry about not knowing movies. It's a big part of what makes your reactions so fun to watch :D
Well I think James should watch UP, The Incredibles, Finding Nemo!
17:16 i hope you watch more pixar movies! that number A113 appears in (i believe) every single Pixar film. its a nod to a classroom number in CalArts where most of the founding members (and many current members) of Pixar studied animation.
Great reaction!
You might also want to check out Short Circut (1985) for another heartwarming robot themed comedy. There's also a sequel, Short Circut 2 (1988), that's not quite as good but still watchable. Wall-E's design was almost certainly inspired by the robot in those films, particularly his eyes and tank treads.
The end credits are wonderful!! 🌎
4:31 “Hello, Dolly!” Another classic film I’d recommend for the list.
Absolutely!
It doesn't matter how many times I rewatch this or see a reactor watch it, I will never not tear up at certain scenes.
So masterful, so memorable.
Yay, glad you loved it! This is one of my all-time favorite Pixar movies, and such a sweet and pure love story. :)
It's so good!
it's so difficult to see it as an apocalyptical dystopia movie, I love this movie. I had a great time watching this, thanks for sharing!
- Released in 2008; Directed by Andrew Stanton; written by Andrew Stanton and Jim Reardon.
- Nominated for 6 Oscars in 2008: Best Animated Feature Film, Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Score, Best Original Song ("Down to Earth" by Peter Gabriel and Thomas Newman), Best Sound Mixing, and Best Sound Editing. It won in one category, Animated Feature Film.
- Many argue that both WALL-E and The Dark Knight not being nominated for Best Picture caused the Academy to change its procedures; the following year, it moved to ten nominees for Best Picture, instead of five as had been the standard from 1944-2008.
- Peter Gabriel and Thomas Newman did win Grammy Awards.
- Originally, Andrew Stanton thought about using 1930s swing music to contrast with the opening shots of Earth, but decided against it because he didn't want people to think he was copying another animated film, 2003's The Triplets of Belleville.
-Andrew Stanton joked with Sigourney Weaver, "You realize you get to be 'Mother' now?," in reference to the computer "Mother" on the spaceship Nostromo in Alien.
Great review....................I can't remember if you have seen Big Hero 6...............If not you would love it.
My mom’s friend wrote the script for big hero 6
Pretty sure the writers have something to say about people ALREADY heading that way!
Those protein shakes are made from people😭
In my opinion, THE best 3D animated movie.
It's a huge criticism on rampant capitalism. And humanities over alliance and obsession with technology. If not done right we could end up like the people on the axiom.
If done correctly, however, I'd say it would end up more like Star Trek the next generation or something.
Yea I'm pretty sure we don't wanna know how they were procreating
Wall-E originally was purely Pixar. It only became "Disney" when that company bought out Pixar.
The best Pixar movie by far. A masterclass in "Show, don't tell." Perfect movie.
The big Wall-E's are named Wall-S. Waste Allocation Load Lifter Space-class. While Wall-E is, of course, Earth-class.
Axiom-class. They’re WALL-A’s.
Pompeii was covered in lust greenery before it exploded 🤯
I love MO and BURN-E (the little welder robot on the spaceship). I also love that Wall-E can't say EVE so calls her Eve-ah. (They totally left it Eve on the captions which irked me no end!)...
The song Wall-E keeps watching is a scene from Hello, Dolly - It Only Takes a Moment. Just the idea of an ecology movie mixed with a Broadway musical mixed with a story about robots falling in love mixed with superior animation just blew me away the first time I saw it!
17:17 I believe Room A-113 was the college classroom where a lot of the Pixar animators learned their craft. I believe most Pixar movies have at least one appearance of the number A-113 as a tribute.
This reaction reminds me of my favorite episode of Squidbillies. "This here is fire. Now that shit is hot, so don't touch it no matter how shiny it may appear."
I loved when Wall-E touched his dirty foot to Mo's face - and Mo screamed!
Wall-E: Directive?
Eve: Classified!
I love that exchange
Hey James I also recommend Wild Hogs
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My favorite cartoon 😊
i recommend you watch idiocracy, funny but also scary in a sense
That's Sigourney Weaver doing the voice of the PA announcer, fyi
That's cool
Thanks for including the animation from the credits!
You know, as a farm boy, I think you can talk about the environment a bit without being "political" or heavy handed. Not if you aren't comfortable of course, but I suspect you're opinion would be genuine and smart, not controversial or unwelcome.
Just my opinion.
Be well!
Thanks appreciate you
You should try Disney's treasure planet...I think you would have a good time
Yessssss
If Wall-E had died this movie would have won the Oscar. No one would have gone so SEE it, but it would have won the Oscar.
Cloning for kids. Don’t even think about what they are eating 300 years after their 5-year voyage. Hmmm
I love how the end-credit animations reflect human progress by showing the animations evolve from cave paintings to post-impressionism. Really cool little detail I just adore. Great reaction! Thanks for sharing
They very briefly discuss volcanic soil being extremely fertile in The Incredibles. You should check that one out by the way if you haven’t already.
When this came out, all I heard about it in the zeitgeist was the strong environmentalism message in it. Nothing about the story, and I never saw any trailers. I finally got to it years later, and was blown away at how entertaining is was, despite a good chunk having no dialogue! Hell... maybe even MORE so because of that!
Love this movie, it deserves all the good things! Sure it’s a little “hit you over the head” with capitalism and environmental message, but like the humans in the hover chairs, sometimes you need to be knocked out of your daze to get you moving!!
Also love that you actually watched the credits, as the shoe payoff so many reviewers miss!! The credits themselves are awesome for taking the viewer through art history as the humans rediscovered how to build civilization. I like to think like the Titan in “Titan AE” the big ship had some sort of genetic storage for different species, so as civilization advanced, animals could return as well, otherwise how are there still fish??
Pixar... disney is the platform
What’s insane is that since the axiom is camping out by the horse head nebula, which is 1,500 light years away from earth, and Wall-E is over 700 years old at that point, AND the fact that the rocket traveled at sunlight speeds the whole way, it’s possible that wall-e is INCREDIBLY old by the time he got to the axiom. Of course, on the ship by then they believed it had only been 700 years… and we do see the axiom is able to travel at light speed, Hense why when we return to earth, the roach is there. Even so… when you factor in the insane amount of time it takes to get anywhere in space, it really puts it into perspective of how long Wall-E was stuck out there in space…
What’s also sad, is that according to the official wall-e comics, wall-e had to watch all his brothers work themselves to death one by one until he was the only one left, AND he was forced to cannibalize his many brothers remains for parts to keep himself going… as its shown in the film.
Oh, and one more fun fact. Wall-E made all those towers because originally, there were a bunch of incinerators that would consume the towers. However again in the comics, it’s shown that over time all the incinerators ran out of fuel. You can actually see what those incinerators look like at 3:53.
Lol just a question. Do any of you young ones ever notice a113 is in alot of these movies lol just asking
"It" is a pronoun.
Although in this case, I feel like "he" and "she" fit well for Wall-E and EVE.
With a name like that, i would really want you to watch an awsome non-us movie
Escape from LA is a less comedic version of that genre. This movie is great
If people tease you about not knowing movies (still!), you should interpret it as good-natured friendly ribbing. Because most of the time it's probably meant in that spirit. And if it was actually intended to be genuinely mean, you take away their power by not being offended. Cheers!
Ha! The Music Man!! I've got 76 Trombones marching around my head every once in a while.
If my mom ever saw this movie, she'd demand a decontamination robot to follow me around.
I do hope we can advance our technology enough to have space cruises. And, yet still be fit enough for adventures.
Wall-E, Eva, and the little cockroach (I am not surprised at its survival) are just adorable.
You should react to The Flintstones movie!! It's super funny
Already have, it's on Patreon
Hey James! I don't know why but the channel notifications are not reaching me :( youtube sucks sometimes! Anyways, when I first watched this movie I was an annoying 16 year old teenager so I was VERY bored until the first half of the movie, in the other half I was balling my eyes out. Beautifully done.
I'm so sorry. You have to click the little arrow next to subscribe and change it to all notifications not personalized. It's a pain.
You really should do more *Pixar* movies (this may technically be a *Disney* movie because they acquired *Pixar* two years before *Wall-E* came out, but in my mind, this is a *Pixar* movie).
Maybe you could do a poll or something on your Patreon to select your next *Pixar* movie to watch.
I would suggest: *Toy Story* (where it all began), *Up,* *Coco*
If you want more in your poll: *Monsters, Inc.,* *Finding Nemo,* *The Incredibles*
*Cars* is another option (most don't seem to like it as much as I do, but one of my favorites), and many others as well.
Wall-e is the most artistically pleasing one.
Turning Red is my favorite one.
Ratatouille... is the best one. It has too many things going for it not to be.
The movie Wall-e is watching is Hello Dolly I think you should watch that sometime.
I think it's a musical. That's a problem for TH-cam
Be sure to checkout Burn-e.
Woah. I've seen WALL-E at least 4 times and I've never seen the credits before. I need to stay for them the next time I watch it.
Yeah they were fun
"I don't wanna survive, I wanna live!"
Pixar films reach DEEP
Such a good movie.
This is my favorite movie of all time!
what a beautiful movie
👍🏿
Another couple of good pos-apocalyptic dystopia movies that you might enjoy is called the Book of Eli starring Denzel Washington, Mila Kunis, and Gary Oldman and Oblivion starring Tom Cruise and Olga Kurylenko.
Thanks for the fun reaction. Logan's Run, from the 70's, is a cool dystopian future movie.
Love laughing with you! That was sweet what u said about your wife & sitting around a fire…
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what is your total read book list?
Well let me think. Say on average one book per week. So we'll say 50 books a year over 30ish years. Somewhere around 1,500 books. However if I really get into a series I can do 2 or 3 a week. I have my ups and downs but that sounds about right.
@@AwesomeUSMovies What kind? I used to read everything I could once i learned how but but it became more research based. Watch the show frasier from the 90s, its fully of literary references that i was always tracking down.
I'm in my 60s and I think this is the best movie ever done by Pixar or Disney. 🧓🎭📽️💋