Pixar has always done a superb job at animation movies. Just take a look at finding Nemo. It is still considered one of the most beautiful animations ever created.
I love how Wall-E is less fazed by meeting the Captain than the Captain is by him - he just politely shakes his hand and introduces himself as if he meets humans every day.
And with that the Captain instantly changes from fear to just "Oh, must be one of our misfit bots". XD I like the premise that the robots are largely one-job gadgets, but have been doing it so long that both the humans AND themselves have just accustomed to them being employees with their own personalities.
I love how the Axium, a ship that can sustain human life for 700+ years with automation for everything has a paper book with instructions on how to return.
Em1nex Tv Maybe it was intentionally made as a book because Buy and Large knew they messed up the earth a whole lot and wanted to lower the chances of returning because most people on the ship would be used to digital technology and wouldn’t bother reading a book. Buy and Large wouldn’t have to be found out about leaving the earth in bad shape.
Yes, it's understable. BnL tried to make humanity survive (from its own impacts on the planet because of all the consumerism and monopoly, of course, but still), but forgot to make them live. They didn't have an "evil secret corporation plan", they were following outdated protocols.
@@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003 the effects of zero gravity and convenience slowly make them fatter and decrease their bone structures as generations pass.
We most definitely should be talking about it more. Its so relevant to today and its an absolute brilliant movie with so many little things and themes in just this scene alone. One of my favourite ever animated movies
Because of this i stopped watching the movie and kept forgetting the movie for nearly half a decade, I first watch the movie for the first time in half a decade in August 12, 2019 one day after my 11th Birthday.
I didn’t even realize that everything changed when Wall-E shook the Captain’s hand. He was the one who left the dirt behind that led the Captain to study Earth.
I like how the Captain isn't actually STUPID, per se, just ignorant. He got the hang of the "Book" idea pretty quickly once the initial step was taken.
Random the only times I watched it was when I was really young and never finished it and still can tell the world has ended and wall e is gonna bring a sign that the world is back to normal
I never realized before the slight pause at 1:19 when the CEO says the ship's name, Axiom, implying that the instructions were mass recorded for a whole fleet of different ships and edited with different names.
If WALL-E hadn’t shaken the Captain’s hand, the movie would have ended a lot differently...if it wasn’t for those small grains of dirt that WALL-E put on his hand, he wouldn’t have researched about Earth and wouldn’t want to return even if Eve found the plant, judging by his initial response at the prospect of going back. He would probably even have agreed with AUTO that the comfortable life they lead on the Axiom (the only life he’s ever known) was preferable to living a hard life, or maybe even dying, trying to recover and recolonize a ruined planet he never had any attachment to.
Yeah they're not fat, They just have some slight bone loss. Okay whoever wrote that would not expect that these fragile snowflakes today are using these terms unironically.
When you realize that at 1:24 the president pauses before saying Axium, which also sounds robotic. This indicates that there are probably more ships just like the Axium, floating in space waiting for a plant to show up.
@@the_ALchannel what he means is that all other ships have different names that arent axium. So basically they prerecorded bunch of names to attach to the video based on the name of the ship. That would also mean that there are a bunch of other eva's or similar robots going around looking for plants. Pretty little detail by the people behind the movie.
Well, it's not that he can't pronounce it, it's more like he was having trouble reading it because he probably didn't have to do a whole lot of reading in his lifetime
Showing all the humans as degenerated slobs from centuries of living on the Axiom was pretty deep for a kids’ movie. As a kid I never understood why they were like that.
@@Zachebi I don't think most kids really take notice of the messages in movies, I didn't still kinda don't because of this condition called square brain.
It was filmed with less chance of viewing popularity unlike those millions of funny minion clips, it was the same thing in a different time, unique and whatever, knowing it was filmed around the first time you fall into liking the film, makes you maybe feel like you can recall, what kind of person was I when I first watched this movie and thought it was cool, imagining a younger version of yourself enjoying a well made kids film with heart and thought put into it and seeing the same thing recorded around the same time, like finding an old memrobillia that you recall being fond of and feeling a bit of that past fondness yourself, it's that same feeling, but it's an old media file on a video sharing website that you didn't even probably look for, but its there and it reminds you of the good things you got to enjoy for the first time? Yeah IDRK myself, but that's how I see it, like those differing quality recorded videos of live showing of them past episode premier commercials, but now people look to other stuff, cause now you and the boys ain't about watching wall e, that's old shit and you've seen better since then, so why watch something that nobodys into anymore. And it's kinda weird cause it's not you and a bunch of people seeing 10 years ago, it's someone else who uploaded it for other people who watched it and thought this part was funny. Least that's my mixed interpretation. Loved the thought of chilling on an abandoned earth with all that futuristic stuff like wall e, even had a toy version I thought would come with a Lazer between the eyes, but now as an adult, we are all about worrying, as a kid, I wasn't so worried about being alone on a trash planet I could explore and meet a cool robot who knew what's up, I even know people now who still think like I used to legitimately until they think a bit more about it, but I would still like to see that movie for the first time. Sorry if I did something though to trigger, wall-2 or a remake will never replace my first experience with it, wish I could watch every movie as a kid, but I can stay as a kid as long as I remember how, first impressions matter everywhere, with songs, people, ideas, and idk, anything.
1:25 I love how when the he says "axiom", the tone and pacing is slightly off, implying that the video was pre-recorded for all the BnL ships and they just edited in the names. Just the small details
I remember when I was OBSESSED with this movie, then again, I still kinda am. It's my favourite Pixar movie of all time. For a movie that came out in 2008, it's just way too good.
I've always loved the bit where he doesn't understand what a book is, like you'd think it's just a joke about him being dumb but he's not really, he's just literally never seen a book before in his life because he's always used computers. Just a nice attention to detail from the writers to include that makes me smile. :)
He knows what "dirty" is, he has already seem some kind of powder somewhere and knew that was dirty, he probably doesn't know what dirt is and thought it was just something else
Z R A heh, in Russian version EVE is actually named EVA [ j é v a ] and EVA stands for "Естествоведческая Автоматика" or in English Natural science automation. Also (according to bible, Eva is the first woman on Earth)
I always liked Captain. From his first scene it's established that he doesn't _like_ having nothing to do, he doesn't _want_ to be lazy, he just genuinely has nothing to do with himself. He craves real work to do, and he has a sense of wonder and curiosity, and he's kindhearted, even to a plant.
The first time I watched this movie as a kid, I didn't really think much of it. I was just "oh cool, the earth is filled with trash and there's a robot having a crush on another robot." But just now have I realized that this movie really has an awesome plot, some tiny details that you'd just skim over as a child, and really, even the graphics and sound design is very astounding, and this was over a decade old. Now, when I come to think about it, I haven't really watched this again since the first time I did (apart from some small clips), and the first thing I want to do right now is to watch the movie.
Have you also watched Rango? Or Legend of the Guardians, The Owls of Ga'hoole? Man those two films just KNOCKED THE BALL out of the park when it comes to their visuals, especially for movies released in 2010!
@@JMObyx yes, I have actually. I'm not good at wording this, but I think it's crazy how when an animated movie/video game comes out people were really amazed and say that it couldn't get any better than this. Well, the thing is, some of them actually couldn't, they stayed at the top. Heck, when Cars first came out I thought it was photorealistic, and I'm very certain that a lot of people still think it is!
Yeah because if their ancestors left earth ages ago then they have to go to a thousand of ships imagine a whole planet goin in the same ship it wouldn't work right
Eve: "Wall-E, what are you doing?! You can't be here- HOW did you even get here?! You know how much trouble your gon- Are you even listening?!" Wall-E: *sighs* "I miss your eye's.." Eve: "What?" Wall-E: 'Wh- What?"
@@lazyowl9616 *r/skamtebord* is a rapidly growing subreddit devoted to images where the source of humor is a single word or phrase. For example, the subreddit is named after a widely circulated image of a brief exchange between an individual and Tony Hawk.
Wall-E is one of the greatest films I've ever seen. Simple, funny, sad, and beautiful. An amalgamation of commitment for the viewers that has been paralleled few times.
The fact that WALL E and EVE can only say each others name and "plant", yet it is completely understandable what they are thinking and what they are feeling is a testament to how good this movie actually was
I didn't realize during my first time watching how intelligent the captain is, humans in this movie were intentionally made to look funny but this guy knows everything about that ship, even after 700 years using autopilot he still learned how to pilot it, he's interested in earth, he used all materials he had to learn about something that didn't really have anything to do with him but he did it anyways because he's a human and humans belong on Earth
4:25 This was my favorite part of the scene. The keyboard guy had been doing the same thing for about 700 years. Look how excited he is to just figure out how to wave 'hello' and 'goodbye'!
I love that there is no "evil bad guy" in this movie. Auto is just following instructions coded in him BnL might have destroyed the planet but they did make the ships to save humanity, they actually stayed with the clean-up but had to leave because the planet was too polluted to be habitable.
NonDelusional74611 Indeed it is, but their worldview is based on jokes boomers make. IMO, this whole generational war is stupid and contrived on all fronts. Boomers, stop insulting your children. Millennials, stop getting offended over cartoons.
This movie has been forgotten for years, but this is the most inspiring Pixar movie ever for me: the world building, the atmosphere, the premise, the environment design, and the theme of making past mistakes and facing the consequences makes this among the best movies Pixar has ever made.
That would likely be the case, I doubt all of earths inhabitants made it on one ship. I’d imagine it’d be like it is in Doctor Who: when the world goes to shit, each nation start to make their own ships.
Potential for a cosmic-horror situation where all the other B&L ships have failed, mutinied, or mutated, and the Axiom really is the last remnant of humanity.
Sup Roxas, got to this video by first watching that iconic Riku line: “The Heartless obey me now Sora, now I have nothing to fear.” And you can probably guess the rest 🤣🤣
I don’t mean to be that guy, but it’s technically a PIXAR movie, not a Disney To anyone who will try to convince me otherwise, Disney just bought PIXAR in it’s early years.
11 years ago, this was TH-cam. Just an archive of small clips in movies, shows, skits, let's plays, music, and music covers. Memes didn't really exist 11 years ago. The "You Don't Say?" meme wasn't around yet to launch the meme culture forward.
@@nerco8194 Jokes, yes. But not widespread jokes. Most jokes were labeled as inside jokes to the communities involved. If you brought a Tobuscus Minecraft joke to a Pewds Minecraft video, many people were confused as to what you were saying, or the hybrid community members would reply something enthusiastic to finding another member of the opposite community in the comments. Also, TH-cam back then didn't have comment threads or the voting system it does today, so comments were important.
11 years ago = 2009. I think there actually were plenty of memes in 2009, if I remember correctly. It's just that they were seen only as "viral videos"
Are we so far gone that people have already forgotten the memes of old? People have been shitposting since before any of us were born, but I’ll stick with modern times instead of going back to Ancient Greece. I remember when Leeroy Jenkins was a hit around 2005 I think, and that was one of the first ones to break free from the internet sphere and garner some mainstream attention. Anyway what I’m getting at is that memes aren’t a recent thing, most people just don’t remember the old ones because they weren’t there for it. In 10 years no one is gonna remember any of the shit we’re laughing about today and it’ll make you question whether or not it even happened at all.
3:46 Notice how he says “going to earth” and not “going back home” - he says “earth” as if it’s some weird land he’s never had any interest in- like a kid having to do his driving test then not having to do a driving test.
They’ve been out there for 700 years. That’s about 6-7 generations of people that lived, died, and were born on the ship since its launch in 2110 Sorry...nerd moment
Everyone: why is this being recommended to me Me: *is it a coincidence that it is being recommended in 2020 when the world is literally about to end* Damn a lot of people can’t handle a joke
Notice that the ship's name is said weird because the president's message is a pre-recorded one made for every ship. This helps establish that there's multiple life ships out there.
The worst part is, the Axiom was the one ship advertised as having a regenerative food buffet, because it was the ship for rich people. All the ships were sceduled to return in five years, but their plan to incinerate all the junk failed so badly that the CEO sent a message to all the autopilots to effectively take over and not return to earth. the Axiom may very well house the last of the human race - all the others died of starvation a long time ago. Also, Eve is such high tech compared to all the other robots not because her technology is 700 years advanced. Making the ships took so long that the technology advanced enough to have such varied advancements in the ship with no compatability issues. Determining Earth's sustainability was literally BnL's lowest priority, but the cleanup was their first. Pretty dark all things considered.
NumlockTed It’s the president/CEO who says it while explaining how to return to earth. “Place the plant in your ships hollo-detector and the !axium! Will automatically return to earth.
Bekim Rexha I believe it's off-screen, but Auto stole it from Eve and ordered Go-4 (the little robot) to dispose the plant, since it compromises with Auto's Directive, "A113 - Do not return to Earth". She didn't really lose it, but because she was rebooted, she was unconscious when he took it, so when she woke, she had no recollection of him taking the plant.
I like how EVE can express so much emotion through just her eye-simulator screen and a few grunts and groans. The robot was designed to find plants and keep them alive inside a womb-like hydroponic chamber for extended periods. So when EVE loses the plant she reacts as if she has just lost a child. When Wall-E shows no understanding why EVE is upset this makes EVE upset because the garbage-compacting robot is ignorant to how her programming works. EVE's only purpose is keeping and delivering living plants while Wall-e's only purpose is squishing and stacking detritus. The fundamental design of Wall-e is however very similar to EVE in regard to both robots having the ability to store the plant inside their bodies for safe keeping. In regard to this Wall-e learns why the plant is so important to EVE and he learns to act like an EVE. In the end EVE too becomes familiar with Wall-e's view of the world. She notices that there are things among the trash that are fascinating such as the various treasures and cultural art/knowledge of love and kindness that Wall-e collected in his storage trailer home.
Fuck, I love this film. The story, the animation, the soundtrack, it's all just so gorgeous. It aged like the finest of wines. Heck, it even beats some films in the animation department that we're released in the last few years.
@@quazar7162 Very few animated films beat it in the animation department, that's for sure. In terms of story, it's spectacular and for a movie made in 2008, it's still relevant in every possible way.
Life is always good, looking back. Ten years from now we'll all be laughing about how people lost their minds over toilet paper and we'll forget about everyone who lost their jobs
Life is a lot like space: It's a dark, cold, grim void with death at every corner, and yet here and there, there's a star gleaming a warm gentle glow, making it all the more worth the trouble.
@@_Stormfather I would phrase it differently life isn't always good.It's just that when we look back we exclude the negative memories, and we look back to the positive memories.
How so? I'm guessing this person is the CEO of BNL which advanced human technology to an astounding rate. No one here is a villain. There isn't a grand plan.
@@bigbig173 it is, but it's also their fault we had to stay on ships for centuries even though we had the technology to fix it, and stay there in fear of our lives that if we went back we wouldn't survive.
The Captain seeing the current state of Earth was one of the most heart wrenching things ever.. Just the he says “Where’s the blue sky? Where’s the grass?” He was so eager to learn about his ancestry and was so happy learning more and more about Earth just to find out people ruined it hundreds of years ago. Bro that scene hits different today and feels very real…
“Voice Authorization!”
“Uh”
“accepted”
that part kills me
*uh*
*uh*
Accepted
"Voice Authorization required"
"Uh..."
" *U h . . .* "
"Accepted."
Scazoid Manuel, relay instructions... Manuel??
@@MarcoGamer640Productions2012 *Auto would open the book for the captain.*
Me when I want to be creative with it
This movie ages like a wine. A good fine wine.
It really does.
Pixar has always done a superb job at animation movies. Just take a look at finding Nemo. It is still considered one of the most beautiful animations ever created.
It's not a movie it's an anime
mellusse ?
A rare exotic wine, and eventually it will get to good to handle
"I don't want to survive, *I want to live.* "
One of my favourite quotes of all time.
I think the best quote is when the computer asks for voice authorisation
You fell for a trap
@@catguy4996
war
As a kid I always laughed at that cause I thought he was contradicting himself until I realized it's really morbid to live where they do.
I also loved that quote. And it actually sounds even better in Dutch than English. Something you don't see a lot.
I love how Wall-E is less fazed by meeting the Captain than the Captain is by him - he just politely shakes his hand and introduces himself as if he meets humans every day.
He was also very calm when meeting John for the first time... and Mary too
He though humans were interesting beings since he collected movies about them, but only had one favorite
Hes been watching the same movie about humans for a long time since hes been operable. I think he knows basic human manners from it.
And with that the Captain instantly changes from fear to just "Oh, must be one of our misfit bots". XD
I like the premise that the robots are largely one-job gadgets, but have been doing it so long that both the humans AND themselves have just accustomed to them being employees with their own personalities.
fun fact: The name of the movie that Wall-E is always watching on the tv is called "Hello Dolly"
The Sound Design of this Movie is brilliant.
Autos voice sounds like the Super Tactical Droids from the clone wars, so it's damn cool
It’s Ben Burt , same guy that did Star Wars
Im not the only one getting this recomended this week
Way ahead of its time
Wow this older then me
Ok but the amount of emotion and variety that we can get from wall-e saying “eve” and eve saying “pLANT” throws me
Ikr I love it
p l a n t
pLaAaAnNt! WALL-EEEEEE
@Bog wowow funny guy
its just like Hinata saying Naruto kun
Everyone is talking about the script but look at those graphics. It still looks perfeftly up to date even though its from over a decade ago.
WHAT THE SHIT THIS MOVIE IS 12 YEARS OLD???!
cars has better animation, and that’s 14 years old
@@loopholesloopy Yeah, and it's gonna keep holding up because their art design was unique and perfect.
@@c.t4480 have you watched the first cars lately? It looks waaaay older than Wall E
@@c.t4480 yeah but cars is cars
I love how they forgot all the sports they have in the ship.
*”We have a jogging track?”*
And a swiming pool?
@Julio Lopez i wonder where they place dead bodies
@@TS_Outlaw cannibalism
@@pepepepepepepepp cannibalism
Imagine seeing one of the mobility chairs just automatically going around with a dead body on them
I love how the Axium, a ship that can sustain human life for 700+ years with automation for everything has a paper book with instructions on how to return.
Well I mean
If it was digital it could have been deleted by a robot or something
@@LalitoTV But a paper one can just be burned to ashes as well
Em1nex Tv Maybe it was intentionally made as a book because Buy and Large knew they messed up the earth a whole lot and wanted to lower the chances of returning because most people on the ship would be used to digital technology and wouldn’t bother reading a book. Buy and Large wouldn’t have to be found out about leaving the earth in bad shape.
@@justsomeguywithagasmask8203 But where would the robot get fire
Krabby Krabby is that a serious question?
"Wuh-where's the thingy?"
*"P L A N T."*
"Right, right."
I WAS AT THIS PART WHEN I READ IT
GIVE ME THE PLANT
p l a n t.
How much weed do you want?
G I V E M E T H E P L A N T
I have just liked so you now have 1k likes, congrats
The briliance of this movie was, Auto isn't really bad. He's just following instruction from the highest command in his protocol, the director of BnL
Yes, it's understable. BnL tried to make humanity survive (from its own impacts on the planet because of all the consumerism and monopoly, of course, but still), but forgot to make them live. They didn't have an "evil secret corporation plan", they were following outdated protocols.
Hilmy S. Which also shows the faults of droids having full control over our lives and that we shouldn’t allow droids to do everything
So much evil is carried out by people following protocol
Oi diogo
And the true villan is big companies controlling people
The fact that president was an actor, real person, freaked me out when i was kid by some reason
the bit where we see the different presidents graudally go from real humans to blobby blobs is still in my nightmares
@@Louis-fh4sh Those were the captains of the Axiom
I don’t get it. How are they real if they are actually fat people later in the movie?
@@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003 the effects of zero gravity and convenience slowly make them fatter and decrease their bone structures as generations pass.
@@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003 and because of movie plot XD
This was a decade ago. Thought people were still talking about this movie...
We should talk about it more
We most definitely should be talking about it more. Its so relevant to today and its an absolute brilliant movie with so many little things and themes in just this scene alone. One of my favourite ever animated movies
@Alex Skyes Wall-e will go far!
Because of this i stopped watching the movie and kept forgetting the movie for nearly half a decade, I first watch the movie for the first time in half a decade in August 12, 2019 one day after my 11th Birthday.
People still talk about it a lot don’t worry
I’m not fat I’ve just experienced some slight bone loss
Hm?
CodeRedCody WAIIIIIT A MINIT WAIT A MINUIT ur name is what my prep teacher used to call me code red cody!
It went from 'I just got heavy bones' to 'I have just experienced slight bone loss'
he just have big bone
@@codyjones8699 or maybe *he IS you*
the receptionist robot having learned the wave is fantastic
It’s so fucking adorable
George Floyd I don’t think ure supposed to be here pal
@George Floyd why are you using his name?
@Chadwick Boseman great now you're using his name too
And it's so happy about it! XD
I didn’t even realize that everything changed when Wall-E shook the Captain’s hand. He was the one who left the dirt behind that led the Captain to study Earth.
Not sure why TH-cam recommended this to me but I guess I have to go and watch this film again now
I mean, I'm not complaining
Lmao same
You don't "have" to do anything. Ever. But it's advisable to do any necessities. But this is a half-decent film.
The Thinking Being you can’t see me but i’m making a jerk off motion
Same.
I like how the Captain isn't actually STUPID, per se, just ignorant. He got the hang of the "Book" idea pretty quickly once the initial step was taken.
Captain=big brain
@@sivvinod3187 big rain = smol bones.
Scotty holding mouse, "Hello computer."
Still. It's clear he lost a couple brain cells in a couple of scenes
A couple hundred years from now, I can see this happening to some of our day to day objects
This must look really weird for someone who hasn’t seen Wall E before
Imagine not having seen Wall-E after so many years.
@@mithril5155 same
Random the only times I watched it was when I was really young and never finished it and still can tell the world has ended and wall e is gonna bring a sign that the world is back to normal
@@mithril5155 i have never seen it...
@@Cyhcg5uhgb Well, see it. The movie es pretty worth it.
The annoyed sigh from Eve at 3:59 as the captain utters "must be defective" as if its an insult to her ability to do her job ahahahaha!
Right? She's like, "You've gotta be kidding me...."
"Defective? Ugh, I'll show you defective."
"Bruh"
"The fucking patriarchy dude."
@@GracemarieJohnson2763 even humiliated
I love how the captain’s reaction is not disgust or frustration, it’s just wonder. Like it just didn’t occur to him.
He's the captain after all.
*gets fascinated by a book*
Yoshihammerbro I don't blame him for being fascinated on the book tbh. He's been sitting with technologies so yeah. Lol
It has been 700 years since they left. The thought hasn't ever occurred to him in his lifetime.
Indeed
I love the way that assistant robot waves at wall e when they are leaving at the end of the video.
thetruereality that is literaly GlAd0s...
So funny
LOL, Finally another Portal fan!
Where is chell when you need her?
thetruereality Go-4
I never realized before the slight pause at 1:19 when the CEO says the ship's name, Axiom, implying that the instructions were mass recorded for a whole fleet of different ships and edited with different names.
Everyone else is dead.
@@herbienbrian2 nope
Sssmart catch
This should be at the top
@@techissus7449 why nope?
Part of the captain's eagerness to return to earth is that he really wanted to plant pizza
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If you would spend centries drinking processed foods, you'd want to try and eat something solid too, while saving your homeplanet in the process.
Well it's a reference to toy story you know pizza planet
@@simgobelnot really
If WALL-E hadn’t shaken the Captain’s hand, the movie would have ended a lot differently...if it wasn’t for those small grains of dirt that WALL-E put on his hand, he wouldn’t have researched about Earth and wouldn’t want to return even if Eve found the plant, judging by his initial response at the prospect of going back. He would probably even have agreed with AUTO that the comfortable life they lead on the Axiom (the only life he’s ever known) was preferable to living a hard life, or maybe even dying, trying to recover and recolonize a ruined planet he never had any attachment to.
Oh my God! You do the same thing I do !! I also break down stories the same way!
Chaos at its finest
Please milk me
raw?@@westonwheeler2311
Niyko raw
It's been 12 years, *W h a t?* I even had the original DVD of this movie, time goes way too fast :/
Kinda thought it was older than 12 years tbh
Happy to say it's quite the contrary
today i came to my father's house and brought my WALL-E PS2 videogame to play while i'm here. i guess i'll play right now
@@brot2878 have fun
@@brot2878 Omg I remember playing a Wall E game on the fat PS3 as a kid it was pretty hard
The movie is actually 14 years old.
"Slight bone loss"
I'm dying.
Yeah they're not fat,
They just have some slight bone loss.
Okay whoever wrote that would not expect that these fragile snowflakes today are using these terms unironically.
Ulquiorra Cifer nice ulquiorra profile pic
Baim Hakani ?
We have a jogging track?
@@Johnny-tw5pr so are you...
WALL-E is the best Pixar movie, change my mind.
I believe it is too
I only watched it once and I loved it but then I never saw it again because TH-cam exists
can't
I prefer UP
Soul.
When you realize that at 1:24 the president pauses before saying Axium, which also sounds robotic. This indicates that there are probably more ships just like the Axium, floating in space waiting for a plant to show up.
I'm a bit too late, but at the beginning of the movie they literally show at least several Axiom-like ships blasting off into space
@@the_ALchannel i wouldn't be surprised you got that amount of likes in 1 day
@@the_ALchannel what he means is that all other ships have different names that arent axium. So basically they prerecorded bunch of names to attach to the video based on the name of the ship. That would also mean that there are a bunch of other eva's or similar robots going around looking for plants. Pretty little detail by the people behind the movie.
@@BluePhoenix467 If i remember correctly the credits show that more ships show up in the end
No, he's just doing the quote thingy
He can’t pronounce “manual” but he can pronounce “acquisition”? This is too good!
cause everything is automated duhh
@@glowiever hud
Well, it's not that he can't pronounce it, it's more like he was having trouble reading it because he probably didn't have to do a whole lot of reading in his lifetime
@@kylesatwon1134 well, no, he obviously read off computer screens
acquisition would be a commonly used word for him. While any kind of book (including the manual) is severely out dated
*_We have a jogging track?_*
TheShadinator yes
TheShadinator yes
TheShadinator yes
TheShadinator yes
Me during the last day of school:
Showing all the humans as degenerated slobs from centuries of living on the Axiom was pretty deep for a kids’ movie. As a kid I never understood why they were like that.
Same. And I didn't really care at the time either.
I did and I was only 5 years old, my mother explained it to me in more detail after seeing the movie
The movie had a pretty straight forward message idk how you could miss it
@@Zachebi I don't think most kids really take notice of the messages in movies, I didn't still kinda don't because of this condition called square brain.
as a kid it kind of scared me
Imagine how surprised the Owner of this channel is when he sees that after 12 years his video suddenly reaches more than 4.4 million views
Some people leave their accounts and never return, this migth be one of those accounts
How sad ~w~
3 million
Ikr
:3
There’s something oddly serene about seeing a clip from an amazing movie saying “10 years ago” on it idk it just feels so weird
It was filmed with less chance of viewing popularity unlike those millions of funny minion clips, it was the same thing in a different time, unique and whatever, knowing it was filmed around the first time you fall into liking the film, makes you maybe feel like you can recall, what kind of person was I when I first watched this movie and thought it was cool, imagining a younger version of yourself enjoying a well made kids film with heart and thought put into it and seeing the same thing recorded around the same time, like finding an old memrobillia that you recall being fond of and feeling a bit of that past fondness yourself, it's that same feeling, but it's an old media file on a video sharing website that you didn't even probably look for, but its there and it reminds you of the good things you got to enjoy for the first time? Yeah IDRK myself, but that's how I see it, like those differing quality recorded videos of live showing of them past episode premier commercials, but now people look to other stuff, cause now you and the boys ain't about watching wall e, that's old shit and you've seen better since then, so why watch something that nobodys into anymore. And it's kinda weird cause it's not you and a bunch of people seeing 10 years ago, it's someone else who uploaded it for other people who watched it and thought this part was funny. Least that's my mixed interpretation. Loved the thought of chilling on an abandoned earth with all that futuristic stuff like wall e, even had a toy version I thought would come with a Lazer between the eyes, but now as an adult, we are all about worrying, as a kid, I wasn't so worried about being alone on a trash planet I could explore and meet a cool robot who knew what's up, I even know people now who still think like I used to legitimately until they think a bit more about it, but I would still like to see that movie for the first time. Sorry if I did something though to trigger, wall-2 or a remake will never replace my first experience with it, wish I could watch every movie as a kid, but I can stay as a kid as long as I remember how, first impressions matter everywhere, with songs, people, ideas, and idk, anything.
Jeff 4 the Raid Wholeheartedly agree
@@Jeff4theRaid idk man but this comment made me sad I wish I can be a kid again
11
@@sksksk7412 i still a kid and i can say its not that cool 😒
1:25 I love how when the he says "axiom", the tone and pacing is slightly off, implying that the video was pre-recorded for all the BnL ships and they just edited in the names. Just the small details
lol
it was though
The sound design for this movie is mental
@@MiloMcCarthyMusic yes lol
This was lost in the german translation
I remember when I was OBSESSED with this movie, then again, I still kinda am. It's my favourite Pixar movie of all time. For a movie that came out in 2008, it's just way too good.
Same
I still am
Not a bad thing to be obsessed with.
@SweetNineTails I honestly can't blame you. The movie is just that good, it's also one of my favorites.
Same man
I've always loved the bit where he doesn't understand what a book is, like you'd think it's just a joke about him being dumb but he's not really, he's just literally never seen a book before in his life because he's always used computers.
Just a nice attention to detail from the writers to include that makes me smile. :)
Yea.. literally everyone caught onto that one, buddy.
Manuel really instructions
boomer humour
I vaguely remember reading an Asimov short story where no one understands text either. No books, no writing
@Loopholes loopy
I agree on that, after generations of humans has been living in the world of automation it goes along with the timeframe.
Sees dirt probably for the tirst time ever
"have him cleaned"
He knows what "dirty" is, he has already seem some kind of powder somewhere and knew that was dirty, he probably doesn't know what dirt is and thought it was just something else
I hate how I understand exactly where your pfp is from
@@DustyDirk lol u mean mine or the other persons
Tmc YT you
@@DustyDirk oof thats amazing haha i thought no one would recognize it,
Now i wanna hear where u think its from lol
Wall-E is just so damn cute. I love how he helps EVA look around even though he doesn't even know what he's looking for.
Her name is EVE for Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator
Z R A heh, in Russian version EVE is actually named EVA [ j é v a ] and EVA stands for "Естествоведческая Автоматика" or in English Natural science automation. Also (according to bible, Eva is the first woman on Earth)
@@zra17713 Its also EVA on spanish
@@nologic909 What? It's Eve? But Wall-E keeps calling her "Eve-A" instead. Eve corrects him.
I always liked Captain. From his first scene it's established that he doesn't _like_ having nothing to do, he doesn't _want_ to be lazy, he just genuinely has nothing to do with himself. He craves real work to do, and he has a sense of wonder and curiosity, and he's kindhearted, even to a plant.
Yeah , I agree ❤
recommended this video 12 years later - wild
You wont reply
people: why now?
TH-cam: coROna
Cyranek has started making comments about videos being old guys he finally did it
TH-cam recommendations are pretty weird yet fascinating don’t you think?
its getting funky in the reccomendations
The first time I watched this movie as a kid, I didn't really think much of it. I was just "oh cool, the earth is filled with trash and there's a robot having a crush on another robot." But just now have I realized that this movie really has an awesome plot, some tiny details that you'd just skim over as a child, and really, even the graphics and sound design is very astounding, and this was over a decade old. Now, when I come to think about it, I haven't really watched this again since the first time I did (apart from some small clips), and the first thing I want to do right now is to watch the movie.
Have you also watched Rango? Or Legend of the Guardians, The Owls of Ga'hoole?
Man those two films just KNOCKED THE BALL out of the park when it comes to their visuals, especially for movies released in 2010!
@@JMObyx yes, I have actually. I'm not good at wording this, but I think it's crazy how when an animated movie/video game comes out people were really amazed and say that it couldn't get any better than this. Well, the thing is, some of them actually couldn't, they stayed at the top. Heck, when Cars first came out I thought it was photorealistic, and I'm very certain that a lot of people still think it is!
I think you can find a playlist with the full movie here on TH-cam
Disney+ got you homey
@@dreska255 Well, in the visuals department.
Man that tiny detail of him the president saying an edited in pre-recording of "the Axiom" shows there is/was a lot of other ships
Wow, didn't notice this. Creepy to think there might dozens more ships like this one and not all of them made it
Yeah because if their ancestors left earth ages ago then they have to go to a thousand of ships imagine a whole planet goin in the same ship it wouldn't work right
Wasn't there a scene that shows all the ships taking off at some point in the beginning?
@@Dr4gon2000 yes there are at least 5 ships shown taking off I don't remember how many for sure are shown
It actually shows that early on, there’s literally a whole fleet
2:30
Eve in Walle’s head: blah blah blah, I’m so pretty, I like you, but I’m angry at you for some reason
Eve: "Wall-E, what are you doing?! You can't be here- HOW did you even get here?! You know how much trouble your gon- Are you even listening?!"
Wall-E: *sighs* "I miss your eye's.."
Eve: "What?"
Wall-E: 'Wh- What?"
The Lego Movie
hah, lego movie reference
LOL
Wall-E: Eva, I think I got it, but just in case, tell me the whole thing again, I wasn’t listening.
Plant: *goes missing*
Eve: blames wall-e first
Well, she blames the one irregularity in the room. As well as the only thing that had access to the plant before her (presumably).
W H A M E N
MineSweeper2048 you killed me xD
I am ur 232nd like
I WAS AT THIS PART WHEN I READ IT
"In the future, entertainment will be randomly generated."
Weed eater - Veggietales
“Randomly generated?”
@@timhawley3721 oooh ok my bad lol
WEED EATER.
“Bot making memes”
2:27 basically what WALL-E is thinking:
"You're saying something, but I can't hear it over how hot you are."
@Chadwick Boseman r/skamtebord
@@isabellduran6766 what
@@lazyowl9616 *r/skamtebord* is a rapidly growing subreddit devoted to images where the source of humor is a single word or phrase. For example, the subreddit is named after a widely circulated image of a brief exchange between an individual and Tony Hawk.
@@HcazZach thanks
@@lazyowl9616 np
01:32 was such a cute tilt when they both understood the instructions.
More 1:31 actually, but yes
@@atomicfusion8027 more 1:30
Pixar pulling at our heartstrings, those wizards.
Man I wish this movie was more popular...
Computer:Voice Authorization Required
Captan:uhh...
Computer:uhh
Computer:Acepted
They can extract voice into code, just like nowadays Human DNA remap tech..
xd
😂😂😂
Angry Tails that the most funniest thing I’ve ever heard
Angry Tails I laughed all time as a kid from this
2:01 Boomer: *dies laughing*
Lmao
Well the boomer time has come
We’ll, meet again, don’t know how, don’t know wheeeeeen~
Ok boomer
literally the first thing i thought of. lol
Wall-E is one of the greatest films I've ever seen. Simple, funny, sad, and beautiful. An amalgamation of commitment for the viewers that has been paralleled few times.
@@robbailey8500 Yeah
One of my favourite characters is auto just because of how he speaks
i love auto but i cannot look him up online lmaoo
The fact that WALL E and EVE can only say each others name and "plant", yet it is completely understandable what they are thinking and what they are feeling is a testament to how good this movie actually was
2:30 How my girl sounds like right before she says "are you even listening"
haha
Bill Burr did a joke just like this.
2:53 How you sound when she asks that.
Lol
4:00 How she sounds when you 2:53
Ha can’t relate
"Voice authorization"
"Uh"
"Uh"
Still cracks me up.
“Accepted”
the empty space is accepted.
500 likes
SmegmaMaleGrindset
proto
To the people watching in 2031, I hope you enjoy this as much as we did.
Mysteries of the TH-cam algorithm.
I'm gonna come back here in 2031 just to comment something funny.
Gonna leave my legacy here....
Hello people who are gonna see this i guess
To everyone watching this, I hope things got better, 2020 sucks lol
I didn't realize during my first time watching how intelligent the captain is, humans in this movie were intentionally made to look funny but this guy knows everything about that ship, even after 700 years using autopilot he still learned how to pilot it, he's interested in earth, he used all materials he had to learn about something that didn't really have anything to do with him but he did it anyways because he's a human and humans belong on Earth
Where's the thingy?
- *P L A N T*
Right right
No no, he's got a point.
G I V E M E T H E P L A N T
Auto's one of my favorite villains
He only did what he was programed to.
Staunts he's basically a duplicate of GlaDOS and HAL 9000
Looter Not exactly. Auto wanted to stay in space and never return to Earth.
Wizmoz The Gamer but Auto didn't want to kill anyone. And don't say he wanted to kill WALL-E, because that was just to fry his circuit board.
Staunts I like MO AND PRT AND THE ONE THAT COPYS PUT ON YOUR SUNDAY CLOTHES
4:25 This was my favorite part of the scene. The keyboard guy had been doing the same thing for about 700 years. Look how excited he is to just figure out how to wave 'hello' and 'goodbye'!
I know lmao it's so adorable
@Bog & apollo do you have schizophrenia
No one:
Literally no one:
TH-cam: lemme give u WALL E in these trying times
Nice choice
I accept
Thank you TH-cam
We could all use WALL-E now and then.
And shit I needed me some wall-e
I love that there is no "evil bad guy" in this movie.
Auto is just following instructions coded in him
BnL might have destroyed the planet but they did make the ships to save humanity, they actually stayed with the clean-up but had to leave because the planet was too polluted to be habitable.
Avaricious Andrew Good point, but wasn’t BnL the one to pollute the planet beyond habitability in the first place?
@@gavinrode9153
I thought it was humanity as a whole.
Darkness & Apollo road to 100 subs “It’s just a theory.... A FILM THEORY.”
@Apollo 100 subscribers please okay Alien
But escaping from Earth on ship wasn't free you had to pay so it's not that good. (Sry for bad english?
*Why am i being recommended this after 11 years*
Why not
Yes
@TFFC Mikkebak yes it's amazing
TH-cam Algorithm: Let me introduce myself...
Good day sir
I can’t be the only one who has nostalgic memories of this movie.
Because you're the guy who wants likes
Literally everyone has watched WALL-E Before what do you mean
TILTED THANK you
@@SwissSauce Np fam
This was the first movie I ever watched in a cinema, so pretty nostalgic for me
WALL-E is and will always be a timeless masterpiece.
*Wall-E*
The only simp I can respect.
It's not simping when it's love goddamn it
To be fair, Wall-E was in isolation for several hundred years or so.
@A guy made to trigger you Your god damn right chief, he is an alpha!
But why every1 hating on me, i only said a joke joke :(
You sir deserve a medal for this comment
He said the funny internet word and he has the funny internet dog as profile picture! Quick! Everybody laugh!
2:00 what boomers think that all millennials are like
Underrated ! 😂😂😂
Isn't this how millennials see boomers?
NonDelusional74611 Indeed it is, but their worldview is based on jokes boomers make. IMO, this whole generational war is stupid and contrived on all fronts.
Boomers, stop insulting your children.
Millennials, stop getting offended over cartoons.
gosh yes every time
I mean it is true, uneducated little pricks my generation is
1:55 unlike most boomer comics, this actually makes sense considering how this is a future where _literally_ everything is done for you
Point taken
Ok boomer
@@bungercolumbus ikr
@@spedgonzales3683 congrats
Zeik ok boomer
This movie has been forgotten for years, but this is the most inspiring Pixar movie ever for me: the world building, the atmosphere, the premise, the environment design, and the theme of making past mistakes and facing the consequences makes this among the best movies Pixar has ever made.
I remember when this movie came out it came with a seed to plant a tree. Fast forward to now, the tree is taller than me (I’m 6’ 1”)
Ok Then Trees tend to be pretty tall. No idea why putting your height means anything.
@@0xAA55 it's just a little story, bro
Arcade Dan probably is 3' 2
@@0xAA55 the point was that since then, it grew and was not forgotten
Zangão das Quantas damn LMAO we dont discriminate
1:25 Just noticed that when he says "axiom" it's separately recorded meaning there's more ships like this out there
I sure have, and needless to say it is the one of the best movies I can look back on and think:" Mo violated his protocol, by following his protocol"
its the change in pitch that gives it away, doesn't it.
There *Were* ...
Yes, in the endcredits you can see more ships arrived after axiom :) Nice catch buddy
They really did it well. It's not to obvious, and not too confusing at the same time
This really reminds me of aperture...
auto reminds me aloooooot of hal 9000
That's because he is based off of Hal.
melih narinç the best way to deal with the latest version 2b009udfeh5tj36i o54
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Yeah glaD0s
portal lol
When ur crush helps u solve a question but your vision is like this 2:29
You might need glasses
Brilliant detail with the word "Axiom" being subbed in. Does that mean there are many other ships with one message
i just noticed that
That would likely be the case, I doubt all of earths inhabitants made it on one ship. I’d imagine it’d be like it is in Doctor Who: when the world goes to shit, each nation start to make their own ships.
@@Space_CowboyHD it was made by bnl though, not countrys governemnts. Their could have been other ships though.
Potential for a cosmic-horror situation where all the other B&L ships have failed, mutinied, or mutated, and the Axiom really is the last remnant of humanity.
You can see other axiom ships in the walle short film
Pacing is PITCH perfect. Everything fits together with every shot
Yes, Jim Reardon is a very good director, made some of my favorite Simpsons episodes.
This movie is one of the best. I've watched it more than 10 times. Not seen it in years though, so I think it's time again.
And after all these years, Wall-E continues to be my favorite Disney movie.
Same
@Mr. 8-Bit Doggo thanks deviantart
Sup Roxas, got to this video by first watching that iconic Riku line: “The Heartless obey me now Sora, now I have nothing to fear.” And you can probably guess the rest 🤣🤣
I don’t mean to be that guy, but it’s technically a PIXAR movie, not a Disney
To anyone who will try to convince me otherwise, Disney just bought PIXAR in it’s early years.
@@gmanlegend403 I mean of ALL Disney movies made, including both Disney and Pixar.
Never realized how perfect it is for the trash cleaning robot and the PLANT FINDING one to fall in love. Walle helped the plants!
This guy is gonna come back to his old account some day and be so confused.
This is probably some account he forgot the password too 😂
When you upload a scene from a movie in low quality with an unrelated, misspelled title you'd expect there to be some sort of meme at the end
11 years ago, this was TH-cam. Just an archive of small clips in movies, shows, skits, let's plays, music, and music covers. Memes didn't really exist 11 years ago. The "You Don't Say?" meme wasn't around yet to launch the meme culture forward.
@@nerco8194 Jokes, yes. But not widespread jokes. Most jokes were labeled as inside jokes to the communities involved. If you brought a Tobuscus Minecraft joke to a Pewds Minecraft video, many people were confused as to what you were saying, or the hybrid community members would reply something enthusiastic to finding another member of the opposite community in the comments. Also, TH-cam back then didn't have comment threads or the voting system it does today, so comments were important.
Eric Gibson Stop talking out your ass.
11 years ago = 2009. I think there actually were plenty of memes in 2009, if I remember correctly. It's just that they were seen only as "viral videos"
Are we so far gone that people have already forgotten the memes of old?
People have been shitposting since before any of us were born, but I’ll stick with modern times instead of going back to Ancient Greece. I remember when Leeroy Jenkins was a hit around 2005 I think, and that was one of the first ones to break free from the internet sphere and garner some mainstream attention. Anyway what I’m getting at is that memes aren’t a recent thing, most people just don’t remember the old ones because they weren’t there for it. In 10 years no one is gonna remember any of the shit we’re laughing about today and it’ll make you question whether or not it even happened at all.
3:46 Notice how he says “going to earth” and not “going back home” - he says “earth” as if it’s some weird land he’s never had any interest in- like a kid having to do his driving test then not having to do a driving test.
WELP, false alarm !!!
The Thinking Being your pfp makes me want to physically hurt myself
They’ve been out there for 700 years. That’s about 6-7 generations of people that lived, died, and were born on the ship since its launch in 2110
Sorry...nerd moment
Mining Creeper Lol, generations are generally every 20-25 years though, you can’t say that 100 years is 1 single generation, that’d be crazy...!
@@ChristianJiang Haha. You're right. Thanks 👍
When I was a kid to this movie: Normal Sci-fi movie
Now: What a romantic Sci-fi movie
Everyone: why is this being recommended to me
Me: *is it a coincidence that it is being recommended in 2020 when the world is literally about to end*
Damn a lot of people can’t handle a joke
Hmm thats weird I didn't know it was ending
Ending?
Ok boomer
@@josephhidalgo4911 god aren't you funny
@@alextanase9134 well yes
Nobody:
Us when corona is over:
Cinnabon “we have a jogging track?!”
@@davidbubbsoar2555 lol
Not funny
@@siyacer nice opinion, still funny tho
@@kayb9489 nice opinion, too bad it's still unfunny
‘Alright guys, 11 years later, let’s put this in everyone’s recommendations’
Absolute Zero haha funny joke haven’t heard that one before. I’m diagnosing this joke with knee slap. Wait no that was a false diagnosis...
Stfu
Wall-E is almost definitely the best animated movie to date. It’s a true masterpiece.
Notice that the ship's name is said weird because the president's message is a pre-recorded one made for every ship. This helps establish that there's multiple life ships out there.
The worst part is, the Axiom was the one ship advertised as having a regenerative food buffet, because it was the ship for rich people. All the ships were sceduled to return in five years, but their plan to incinerate all the junk failed so badly that the CEO sent a message to all the autopilots to effectively take over and not return to earth.
the Axiom may very well house the last of the human race - all the others died of starvation a long time ago.
Also, Eve is such high tech compared to all the other robots not because her technology is 700 years advanced. Making the ships took so long that the technology advanced enough to have such varied advancements in the ship with no compatability issues. Determining Earth's sustainability was literally BnL's lowest priority, but the cleanup was their first.
Pretty dark all things considered.
when does he say the axiom? im dumb please help lol
Also: the lecturn confirms he isn't a President. He's CEO of a global technocracy.
NumlockTed It’s the president/CEO who says it while explaining how to return to earth. “Place the plant in your ships hollo-detector and the !axium! Will automatically return to earth.
@@classydays43 holy shit dude
aww, she pissed now
how did she lose the plant?
Bekim Rexha I believe it's off-screen, but Auto stole it from Eve and ordered Go-4 (the little robot) to dispose the plant, since it compromises with Auto's Directive, "A113 - Do not return to Earth". She didn't really lose it, but because she was rebooted, she was unconscious when he took it, so when she woke, she had no recollection of him taking the plant.
Stormie Grace oh now i get it thanks :)
Stormie Grace oh i was thinking she digested it into robo poop
Heh. I have no idea how that would be remotely possible, but you never know. ^^
4:15 Wall-E: *handshake
Virus: Social Distancing is no more. It's time for us.
lol
AT I'm obviously you’ve meant the Virus from the Incredibles 🧐
I like how EVE can express so much emotion through just her eye-simulator screen and a few grunts and groans.
The robot was designed to find plants and keep them alive inside a womb-like hydroponic chamber for extended periods. So when EVE loses the plant she reacts as if she has just lost a child. When Wall-E shows no understanding why EVE is upset this makes EVE upset because the garbage-compacting robot is ignorant to how her programming works.
EVE's only purpose is keeping and delivering living plants while Wall-e's only purpose is squishing and stacking detritus. The fundamental design of Wall-e is however very similar to EVE in regard to both robots having the ability to store the plant inside their bodies for safe keeping. In regard to this Wall-e learns why the plant is so important to EVE and he learns to act like an EVE.
In the end EVE too becomes familiar with Wall-e's view of the world. She notices that there are things among the trash that are fascinating such as the various treasures and cultural art/knowledge of love and kindness that Wall-e collected in his storage trailer home.
This is a beautiful breakdown and I’m glad I scrolled down to see it.
This explanation really needs more likes
@@swarnasishsaha9681 Unfortunately it won't, I was shadow banned by TH-cam in 2019 for my political views. So barely anyone sees my comments now.
@@geigertec5921wdym?
Fuck, I love this film. The story, the animation, the soundtrack, it's all just so gorgeous. It aged like the finest of wines. Heck, it even beats some films in the animation department that we're released in the last few years.
i would argue its better than almost all of the animated films of the past like three years, in fact i cant think of one that comes close
@@quazar7162 Very few animated films beat it in the animation department, that's for sure. In terms of story, it's spectacular and for a movie made in 2008, it's still relevant in every possible way.
Let’s admit, life was good back when this came out
After the great financial crisis of 2007-08?
Life is always good, looking back. Ten years from now we'll all be laughing about how people lost their minds over toilet paper and we'll forget about everyone who lost their jobs
The LineTM NEVER TRUST NOSTALGIA! *the world blanketed in a perpetual state of horror*
Life is a lot like space:
It's a dark, cold, grim void with death at every corner, and yet here and there, there's a star gleaming a warm gentle glow, making it all the more worth the trouble.
@@_Stormfather I would phrase it differently life isn't always good.It's just that when we look back we exclude the negative memories, and we look back to the positive memories.
"Commander Algorithm, the time has come, put this on everyone's recommendations."
*It will be done, my lord.*
@Chadwick Boseman what the fuck is that
Execute Recommendation Order 66.
0:40 And the REAL villain of WALL-E appears.
True, that
How so? I'm guessing this person is the CEO of BNL which advanced human technology to an astounding rate. No one here is a villain. There isn't a grand plan.
@@bigbig173 Yea but isn't it their fault theres so much trash?
@@ytpineapple No it's our fault. It's all our fault.
@@bigbig173 it is, but it's also their fault we had to stay on ships for centuries even though we had the technology to fix it, and stay there in fear of our lives that if we went back we wouldn't survive.
Wall-e: *taps her shoulder*
Eve: one second Wall-e............wait Wall-e? What are you doing here?
Wall-E: "Evah, hey! Its uh- its me, you feeling better?"
@multirainbowhawk *Wall-E simply gazes into Eve's eyes, spacing out. swooning*
@multirainbowhawk AUTO: *looks to Eve* "Probe one, please stand at attention when the captain is speaking, you know your protocols..."
I freaking love roleplays
@multirainbowhawk
AUTO: "You better be."
EVE: "Yes, I promise."
WHY IS THIS RECOMMENDED TO ME ON THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL?? I guess this is our fate.
Nitroman with you on that
@Problematiique go back to boomerland
The algorithm is sentient
Wall•e is so cute introducing himself and then saying “Eva?”
A movie that's both extremely deep and simple all at once. Such perfection.
“We have a jogging track?”
Lmao I can’t 😂
"EVE-A?"
"Wall-E... WALL-E! WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?"
"SMASH!"
The algorithm is trying to remind us to not let our civilization become this
Juat go to a walmart and you'll see people like this
@Ryandal Gilmore Um, wait until we do get like this. Then it will feel VERY deep
@Ryandal Gilmore And then everybody will care.
Yep, People are typing on the world destroying cellphones reminding people not to let the world get this bad.
The Captain seeing the current state of Earth was one of the most heart wrenching things ever.. Just the he says “Where’s the blue sky? Where’s the grass?” He was so eager to learn about his ancestry and was so happy learning more and more about Earth just to find out people ruined it hundreds of years ago. Bro that scene hits different today and feels very real…