FIRST TIME WATCHING *WALL·E* - One Of My New Favorite Pixar Movies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- this was so damn adorable
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0:00 - WALL·E Reaction
30:08 - Review
32:55 - Tier List/Final Thoughts
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Big Lebowsky is a personal favorite of mine, looking forward to it.
Wall-E was the movie that made me realize the power of good writing. A scant amount of dialogue was able to pull out maximum emotions.
When you mentioned a time jump, the credits give it to you. Showing the robots and people working together. Which was foreshadowed when they were working together to get the plant to Eve. And how the captain said the earth needed to be cared for, which is amazing how the robots and people ended up working together to accomplish that. Plus it shows how Wall-e was the only one alive bc he was sentient. If you notice the ones in "jail" were robots who had personality, ones who didn't follow their "Directive". They ended up helping Wall-e and Eve. There is so much story with very little dialogue and its genius
If you watch the credits, you see that the Human rebuilt Earth into a livable planet again thru styles of art from various civilizations and the little plant went onto become a mighty tree.
Take a drink everytime the Professor says "that's adorable." Except don't do that you'll get alcohol poisoning
"you guys are next to each other" Clearly you've never seen 2 people texting each other while sitting together.🤣🤣🤣
"I'm gonna hate that it flies by so quickly"
Wall-E is one of the extremely few movies I immediately rewatched as it ended, and loved rewatching it. And I've watched a !"%!-ton of movies. 120" projected cinema here, with studio speakers and considering upgrading to a laser projector, despite my old one being pretty good as is.
WALL-E is the name of the model of robot, which stands for Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth Class. Buy N Large is the company that made him.
This might be the most fun I’ve ever seen you have while watching a movie. So far, watching this reaction is lifting me up on a depressing Saturday morning. 🍿👊🏻🤘🏻
I didn't realize this movie was a romance early on, plus that scene towards the end when EVE replaced his circuitry, I teared first time as I told myself that she unknowingly reset him, it's like family with Alzheimer's.
Wall-E is a great example of a succeful victory in a movie that is not achieved by the protagonist. Eve, as the secondary-protagonist is the one who ultimately has to challenge herself, to find a new directive, to throw away all the expectations her programming put on her. Meanwhile Wall-E, the protagonist, is hurt and incapacitated for the last part of the movie until Eve saves him. He had already reached his "peak-goodness"; Eve was the one who still needed to grow, and the ending left room for her to do that.
Actually in the original version of the script the roles were reversed. Eve was the one who got hurt in the end, not Wall-E. And Wall-E saved the day and saved Eve. But the writers realized that the final apotheosis of the film shouldn't belong to Wall-E, it had to belong to Eve. A great realization that improved the ending a lot.
They actually tried to pull a similar stunt recenlty in Raya and the Last Dragon. Giving the role of solving the ultimate problem tot a secondary character rather than the movie's hero. In my mind it didnt work nearly as well in Raya as it did in Wall-E.
But that might be a personal thing.
I really like that Auto isn't some evil sentient AI that wants to take over or destroy humanity. It's mostly just an unfeeling robot following the last directive given to it by the highest level of the chain of command. Auto may be doing bad and even cruel things, but the there's no malicious intent. Which I think is scarier to some degree
In case you didn't realize, or no one else has said it. Wall-E had the Solar Panel for his engery. He's solar powered, which DOES being up some questions about the timeline on the ship.
(Edit) "Y'all know I don't really cry in movies."
I mean, Idk about that....I recall something about the sweetness, or cuddliness, or even sweetness of the Harry Potter owls almost bringing tears. 🤣 Love your reactions though.
(Final Edit) That is indeed not how buttons work, but he also started Tasering it the final time. Which I'm pretty sure is still not how buttons work, but this is Fiction. Where hitting electrical buttons with MORE electricity just overcharges them, instead of blowing the fuses.
my favorite Pixar and Disney movie of all time, i absolutely love it
Putting Good Place continued reaction binge on hold, this is BY FAR my favorite 3D animated movie of all time. WOOOOO
Just watching Wall-E clean up shit for 90 minutes with ZERO dialog would actually be dope. Would be so interesting to see what he'd find tbh.
Great reaction as usual!!!
14:35 - "Really! You guys are next to each other".
What is depicted right here is the reality of what cellphones have become to the younger generation. I've been in a room full of family members and everyone who had a cellphone was on it. So this scene is not that far of from today's world.
"The fix is in." and "So B&L is Disney." Two huge catches.
Yes, the subtitles ARE helpful...BUT.. I hate the fact that every time Wall-E says Eve's name "EVE-Ahhh", the subtitles read "Eve". He cannot say her name properly, which is at once endearing and part of his character. Big mistake with the subtitles there ....
There is also a side feature on the DVD called Burn-E. It is about the little welder robot you see that gets locked out of the Axiom when Wall-E and Eve arrive there. Really cute, too.
I am glad you laugh and enjoy this Pixar movie classic. Disney bought Pixar well after Wall-E was released. So is a Pixar creation, not Disney.....
I went and saw this when I was an adult by myself because walle stole my 💖 he was so cute!! And it didn't even need dialogue the entire time and it was incredible movie. Great reaction!!!
Wall-E is my favorite Pixar movie. the sequence with EVE and Wall-E in space outside the starliner (known in storyboarding as 'What is Dancing?') is my favorite scene in any animated movie, ever.
Wall-e is the kid friendly Idiocracy
The red eye of the Autopilot must be a reference to HAL 9000 from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey, the masterpiece by Stanley Kubrick.
I would love to see you reacting to that cinematic experience from 1968 (one year before the first Moon landing). You will be floored, and spoiled by all the quality of its filmmaking.
21:06 the Yeti, reprised in Monsters University, as well as the voice of Hamm, PT Flea, the school of fish, the Underminer, Mack, and many others. They’re all voiced by John Ratzenberger
I know what it's like to have been forgotten by someone you love... I was Wall-E... I lived with my girlfriend who changed over the years and I was alone. Waiting for the woman I loved to come back. Waiting for her to remember who she was when she loved me.. I could have left at any time.. Given up and gone home.. But I stayed. Every day I would tell her that I loved her. Every day, I looked after her and the house, her car, and the pets. I kept hoping that the good person she was would come back. I would see her from time to time. Peeking though the person she became. She was still in there.... -- She died in my arms of cancer this June.. I'd taken her to the hospital and I was there every day with her.. In the end, I got the "Quantum Leap" ending... -- I spent years holding my own hands like Wall-E and praying that things would change. Sometimes, there are no happy endings. Or redemption. (addendum :. "Quantum Leap" was a TV show from the 90s in which Dr. Beckett would leap from person to person, year to year, and put the wrong things right. The last episode, ends on a black screen with the words, "Dr. Sam Beckett never returned." --- Fans were in an uproar because all those seasons of waiting to see if he gets home, and we felt like we got gypped. --- It's only when you look back at it as an older person that you realize he made the right choice. That the hero's job, is never really done.) -- In my relationship, I felt cheated. That had there been more time, maybe the good person she was would have come back. In the last six months, I lost her, the house, I had to give our pets to the shelter... And now I'm truly alone. Just me and the ghosts. The memories of the happy and the sad. And I will always be haunted by the last image in my head of her laying in a very quiet room turning blue and cold in the dim light.. No matter how long we had, it wasn't long enough. And those last months flew through me like angry birds with razors..
Regarding the robot names, they're acronyms for what they do. Not sure what WALL stands for, but the E means "Earth Class."
The Wall stands for Waste Allocation Load Lifter. So the E is Earth and the giant WALL-A's are Axiom class.
Loved Wall-E, loved your reaction! Movie about a garbage robot reminds us of our essential humanity. I think Eve and the plant are reminiscent of Noah and the Ark, Noah sending the dove out to see if there is any life after the flood and the dove finally returns with a branch.
This is my absolute fav movie ever. Top tier. Number one. I loved watching you discover and love it
Why did I get goosebumps watching this reaction?? Nicee
I didn't bother to watch Wall-E until I heard about the lack of dialogue and became intrigued. Wall-E has since been one of my four absolute favourite films.
Watch the credits, than Watch the shorts...burn-e is super cute.
Wall-E is my #1 Pixar movie even though I didn't grow up with it. Watched it like you at a later date and was blown away!
Just subscribed! Great reaction! But I can't believe no one recommended Pixar's "UP" off of this reaction...I looked back to see if somehow I had missed your reaction to it and I couldn't find it so please let me be the one to recommend it to you. I love "Wall E", but love "UP" even more! Hope you see this comment since it's so late...❤
this really is a beautiful (and sickeningly cute) movie, i get nostalgic watching it,, i'm happy you seemed to enjoy it so much 💗
If you like movies without any dialogue, try The Bear (1988)
7:45 that was kinda like ratatouille when the rats chase after the health inspector like the health inspector is wall e and the rats are the shopping carts
Probably my favourite Pixar film, from the golden era of Pixar!
I think the idea is supposed to be that cockroaches as a general population could ultimately survive through nuclear disaster, which is something most species wouldn't be able to do. Then, people took this idea and misconstrued it as an individual cockroach being able to withstand the direct hit of a nuclear explosion. But... no. It's an insect. It's not invincible.
A similar misconstruing happens with tardigrades. People think they're immortal because they have a hibernation mode that can suspend their lifespan almost indefinitely, and survive many extreme conditions including vacuum. But when they come out of that suspended animation and actually live their lives, their lives are in fact very short, and they are quite physically fragile. One might survive a dose of deadly radiation or excessive heat and cold but it still won't survive being squashed ordinarily. Extremophile is not the same as unkillable.
There are actually immortal beings, too. I think it's like, some crabs and octopuses, maybe some trees too. But they're not invincible either. They could theoretically live forever if given the resources and habitat to be able to do this in - they won't die of old age. But they can absolutely die of anything else! And usually do.
Try checking out short circuit, I feel Ike Disney took inspiration off that movie.
Have you seen "Flight of the Navigator?"
i have not, but funny enough, the song 'Flight of the Navigator' by Childish Gambino is one of my favorite songs of all time
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Well then you might have a fun time with that movie! Disney is currently remaking it right now, so doing the first one made in the 80's would be perfect. And I'll have to check out that song as well. 😁
Personally it's my favorite pixar movie,alongside nemo and incredibles 2. Those are my top 3 pixar movies 😎👍💙
idk if youve watched it but the movie Nine is amazing. i think you would enjoy it
“Now he’s getting handsy” 😭😂
8:53 Oh oh oh hold your fire Eve
Awesome movie!!
BEST Love story ever
For reference:
WALL-E is short for Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Earth class
WALL-A is Axiom class
You missed some musical callbacks.
Need to see Stanley Kubrick's "2001: Space Odyssey".
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5:58 what do you mean by that lmao?? Sexy robot
Fun little bit of trivia…
Wall-E/Wall-A stand for *Waste Allocation Load Lifter* Earth Class, and Axium Class respectively…
the full Wall-E acronym is on the side of his truck, thing…but only for a few seconds