I really like the grim nature of this storyboard. Ofc they had to tone it down for the final cut, but it's very interesting. And while storyboard Otto looks badass, him being a part of the ship made him more menacing by making him more like HAL
The small detail of the captains' signatures gradually being made with less effort... really, this storyboard overall is great for seeing both cut ideas and putting into perspective the things that were kept.
I always thought WALL-E was one of the scariest movies I have always seen. So many dystopian stories, even many that are far more violent and graphic, have never effected me the way WALL-E did. But this version of WALL-E, is even scarier...
@@greentoesbstatus4325 The idea of all of humanity being reduced to immobile blobs on floating chairs, unable to walk or do anything without help from a robot; or the entire world ruled by Walmart until the Earth is poluted to the point it ceases to be habitable for life. It's scary because, especially in 2008, that was the direction the world was going.
@@leasebergfladstad167 if i understand from the beta movie plot it was because of the zero gravity on space, even in the auto watching the records scene mentions that
This isn’t really MY theory, but I do think what caused the “rising toxicity levels” that made life unsustainable was when they (after delaying for many years at the advice of their “top B&L scientists”) finally activated the giant incinerators. You can see what appears to be smoke in the final transmission, and it would explain why he’s on oxygen and literally choking to death. The sheer volume of the acrid smoke created by burning that amount of garbage destroyed virtually every ecosystem on earth, kind of akin to a “second ice age”. That or I’m once again over-analyzing the hell out of an animated movie for kids.
No no, I think you’re right. Fumes like that won’t simply “pump” out of the atmosphere like that. You need dedicated space pipelines for that which, as we know, BnL should’ve been capable of building those.
Yeah I remember one of the behind the scenes featurettes there was a quick storyboard of a robot accidentally doing something wrong and the Captain just shoots it.
I think it was to make auto seem more like the other robots, more human, but they ended up removing it because he's supposed to be inherently stubborn and more "hard coded".
The CEO's(William Shatner) last words, while of course was always a part of the plot for the captain in the release, is certainly also a reference to the part where Captain Kirk's evil half cried those words at the last part of the "Enemy Within" episode of the first Star Trek series.
There needs to be a movie that takes place 700 years before WALL-E and it shows how the garbage built up and how the Axiom and WALL-E’s were built and the eventual evacuation of Earth. But it focuses on an older man who refuses to leave.
@@cookieman8971 Were all humans sent to space? Cause I wouldn't be surprised if many were left behind and just died over the next few years due to the initially rising toxicity of Earth.
Is no one gonna mention how in 4:38 the CEO’s original name is Bob McCrea and in the final cut that name is reused as the current name for the Axiom captain, Cap. B McCrea? Also, notice how in the Caption mugshots from 9:48, they each have a handwritten signature, the first with a legitimately readable name if the video is sharper. And as time went on and humans get lazier, the most basic human actions also get progressively lazier and worse, degrading from words to lines to a basic X. Peak laziness at that point
@@imienazwisko6150 precisely, signifying that the humans are also getting less intelligent most likely largely due to robots automating their day to day lives meaning that they don’t have to use they're brains to do what has to be done. Also note that in the scene where mo is dragging wall.e along the “human” highway they can be seen staring at their screens almost in a trance like state. These two elements are reflected in the final product today and is highlighting the fact that the human race is slowly deteriorating in both mental ability and performance. This film is giving us all a warning about our excessive use of technology and how we must act before it’s too late for us.
@@sadlemonarts he looks cooler and oddly I feel like although it could be said he looks more intimidating, he also looks more humanized compared to his wheel-like form on the finale movie (resembling Hal 9000)
I like to think that the other BNL ships used the concept AUTO for their AUTO Pilot units and that they had the ability to connect into a port that would give them controle of the wheel
If Wall-E turned out like this it would've been one of those films that you saw once when you were 7 and then remembered it 10 years later like "oh yeah that existed"
Ive always been fascinated with movies that take place years after the world has ended and humans had either died or abandoned it. Like the movie “Nine”. Obviously Pixar is still geared towards family audiences but there is a potential for these kinds of movies that I think never got to be fully realized.
And then you watch it again and ask yourself, why was I allowed to watch this when I was 7?! Seriously so that was kind of scary in just the storyboards.
I never realised but final movie cut was pretty positive and generous about how to represent a toxic inhabitable contaminated earth It was just a hot wasteland with sandstorma in the night A real toxic wasteland would be moist, the atmosfere would never be clear, air would be thick and filled with smog, no visible liquid would be water, it would be a mixture of acidic and harmful substances, there would be toxic disgusting looking mud all over the place, rivers of industrial waste acidic rain It could be much much worse than just the scrapped metal the movie showed us
i know it's been 9 months but wall e is supposed to be set AFTER the inhabitable era. they had to show an earth that had been unhabitable, but has become barely habitable again.
The orginal story of wall-e that younger me watched in the blu-ray disc scared me and fascinated me, and now i finally have access to more of it. thank you for making this :D
I’m surprised that no one else, far as I’ve seen, has said anything about the fact that there’s supposed to be a whole fleet of space ships. The Axiom or however it’s spelled, is just the head ship. So, what happened to the rest? Did they all die or sum
the axiom is the biggest out of them. its said to have 600,000 population and for comparison, when humans were evaluated in 2105, it was 200 billion. there has to thousands of other starliners. however since they were all advised to stay in space forever, their autos followed this advise and remained there. it was just mccrea who rebelled against this when the plant was found and made it to earth. other ships later came too as seen in the end (credits) but for sure there has to be many others still in space, unaware of this. I most likely think that because the big ones had the white probes they sent them to earth and found out people settled there, so they got commanded to return. but smaller ones who had the basic equipment, may remain forever in space
Notice how the years of the axiom ships leaving Earth changed. In the final version we know, they left around 2105. But in these deleted scenes, they left Earth in the 2050s, with the Earth being completely uninhabitable by 2070. Very bleak indeed. But honestly, I think they should have kept this minor detail that way, it would have drove the point home in a more shocking way. That, along with the humans literally being sentient blobs.
17:45 According to here, the operation recolonization began on September 24, 2050 and at minute 5:34, it shows that 104642 days had passed since the last accident on Earth, making the beta version of the movie would have happened around March 2337
I think they should have made the final transmission from the president more distressed in the Movie. Maybe a combination of the two. Have him rush on to the ship with his aides and have one of them ask "sir, what about the transmitter? We won't be able to make any more fleet wide messages?" "Transmitter? Who cares?! I wanna live!"
It seems that the dates in the original were a lot closer to our time than what we got in the final cut. Ideally, the kids watching the movie when it came out would survive to the dates where the earth became uninhabitable. It conveys a sense of urgency, and I sort of wish that they kept that.
Fun Fact: If the laugh at 15:57 sounds familiar, it’s actually Charles Martinet aka the voice of Mario! It’s a sound from an audio library and is also used for the Boos in the games as well!
I love that joke of auto's visor falling off right in the middle of moving it, it makes me kinda wish they had kept the old design of him just so we could have that joke in the movie
3:03 thank God Sam Walton wasn’t alive at this time… he would’ve seen this movie and think, “This! This is what I want Walmart to be. We’ll be so large we’ll even design, build, and commission large cruise ships into Star Trek-like starships! The Walmart StarCruise Line!”
15:36 looks interesting to say the least. It would've been interesting (and maybe depressing) to see humans look like talking jello in the final take of the movie
I kinda like the original design of Auto, although it definitely doesn't serve the same idea of an antagonist in the shape. I mean, it's imposing, yeah, but too human. I understand why it was cut. Still wish it was reused for a different bot tho
It was used for those guard robots that git beaten up by the hand-glitch / boxer robot. And for those robots who came with Mo while he was cleaning Eve.
Thanks for the awesome video man! Wall-e is my absolute favourite movie, and it's super cool to see the original test version. I also also now know where the music for the Wall-e dvd menu comes from!
Both AUTO designs are quite good, the first concept was that of a ship captain, with a cap and shoulder pads and who basically shows that he is the one in charge of keeping the Axiom in one piece. And then the design that we saw in the movie where it was a ship's rudder, which represents the same as the original and more, now every action that occurs in the Axiom will depend totally on it.
It's interesting seeing that they animated muck coming out of every crevice when Wall-E is compacting the trash in the storyboard but it's absent in the final film
Oh boy, I would have loved that alternate A113 Final Message to have been in the film. Idk, I just love horrifying scenes that give me night terrors. I also think that they could have gotten away with that cartoonish design for the people on the Axium, if the context didn't make it so damn morbid.
i feel the deleted scene of auto watching the earth's recording would have made auto a better villian. auto's motivation would be protect the humans v.s. i want control. villians without development or proper motivation fall flat for me. there's no value. it just "i'm evil muwahhaha".
That was never final autos desire. Auto was a machine, it didn’t have a conscious, it was following its protocol. It was supposed to never return to earth, so auto did everything in its power to not return to earth. Auto never expressed emotion at all and always had a flat tone, never wanted control, just to complete its directive as a pilot for everyone on the ship, and in that regard it isn’t really a villain still either because earth is still barely habitable when they make it back
So that version of auto ended up becoming the wheel but think that’s on the axiom what if on the smaller ships the auto pilots are actually this concept version and can like connect into the ship so they can be in wheel form with the body plugged into a spot or robot for moving around the ship
I never thought of autos of human like robots. they're just the wheel with that feature. I assume everyone had their wheel on auto to receive messages from earth until the code a113 was announced so ever since humans became reliant on them and never switched them to manual
@@dumbmcnuggets8254 except aliens are original a word for a person that wasn’t from where we’re from. Like let’s say if we discovered a country and the people there thought they’re the only people, they would call us an alien since we’re not from their country. Or if the movie was gonna have Aliens then the spaceship would be crawling with xenomorphs.
I feel like either going underground, going into space but building civilization on the moon or mars would be good. Or warp-jump to alpha centauri and start life there since in that star system they have an earth like planet
Ohhh, that's so sweet that they used the star trek score for the temp music of the space exploration. that must be why i like that part of the score so much
It seems that the situation in this version for humanity was more severe as the global CEO or leader was in immediate danger of dying instead of just needing to get a ship and leave. It is also a good to wonder why was Earths global leader put in such danger?
Auto had the biggest design change like the humans. He was definitely a completely different design and didn't look to talk. I like what we got him and the police robots we're were like the inforcers of the ship with the designs. Maybe one day someone will make 3d designs of the concepts.
Where Did U Find That Storyboard Sequence?
on youtube and vimeo :)
Could U Send Me Link?
@@szynszyla2359 unfortunately I can't give the link
@@szynszyla2359 because youtube deletes messages with the link :(
@@wall-efan719 That's Sad But Thank A Lot And Merry Christmas! :3
Dude is the BnL ceo screaming I wanna live at the end of the transmission 💀
That scene explaining Code A113 was pretty scarier than the one in the movie.
And also disturbing
@@mustard5382
I agree and also the idea that he is the smartest and most human Robot
How he screams at the screen while a sand storm starts to blister and we see him at the camara with the gas mask on calling for code A113
It's scary
The final transmission sounds more desperate and scarier than the one in the film
Agree
the transmission scared younger me so much
yeah it is a bit horrifying
Now imagine what would happen if the movie actually followed the way it was before
@@nickbits-ii8my facts
I find it adorable that Wall-e and M-o became friends in the beginning,and that M-o helped him get to Eve
I really like the grim nature of this storyboard. Ofc they had to tone it down for the final cut, but it's very interesting. And while storyboard Otto looks badass, him being a part of the ship made him more menacing by making him more like HAL
@@Lou-yf1jo Otto is his name in the german version and maybe other languages too.
@@Louis_Miles these deleted scenes are not in german.
The small detail of the captains' signatures gradually being made with less effort... really, this storyboard overall is great for seeing both cut ideas and putting into perspective the things that were kept.
I always thought WALL-E was one of the scariest movies I have always seen. So many dystopian stories, even many that are far more violent and graphic, have never effected me the way WALL-E did.
But this version of WALL-E, is even scarier...
How is wall-e scary? I thought it was a nice movie.
@@greentoesbstatus4325 The idea of all of humanity being reduced to immobile blobs on floating chairs, unable to walk or do anything without help from a robot; or the entire world ruled by Walmart until the Earth is poluted to the point it ceases to be habitable for life.
It's scary because, especially in 2008, that was the direction the world was going.
@@jonwoodhouse1444 hmm nice observation! you opened my eyes...
still is going, 2024@@jonwoodhouse1444
When someone put on Walle, I would cry when Walle first came out
Honestly.. I like the humans as blobs. I think it’s a very creative way to show how vulnerable and helpless we’ve become
@@Jkslay686 Is that not how the humans are in the final film minus the over exaggeration?
@@pantstime4529 i adore the humans as blobs, i adore Auto's original design.
But what would have caused the humans to evolve into blobs?
I hope we humans will not evolve into blobs.
@@leasebergfladstad167 if i understand from the beta movie plot it was because of the zero gravity on space, even in the auto watching the records scene mentions that
This isn’t really MY theory, but I do think what caused the “rising toxicity levels” that made life unsustainable was when they (after delaying for many years at the advice of their “top B&L scientists”) finally activated the giant incinerators. You can see what appears to be smoke in the final transmission, and it would explain why he’s on oxygen and literally choking to death. The sheer volume of the acrid smoke created by burning that amount of garbage destroyed virtually every ecosystem on earth, kind of akin to a “second ice age”. That or I’m once again over-analyzing the hell out of an animated movie for kids.
No no, I think you’re right. Fumes like that won’t simply “pump” out of the atmosphere like that. You need dedicated space pipelines for that which, as we know, BnL should’ve been capable of building those.
This seems like a way more darker story then what it eventually became. I appreciate this version but will always love the one we got.
Yeah I remember one of the behind the scenes featurettes there was a quick storyboard of a robot accidentally doing something wrong and the Captain just shoots it.
"I wanna live."
Damn....
Hahaha A113's eyes falling down was unexpected and very funny. Glad I saw that despite it not making it to the final piece.
No that's Autopilot. They changed him into looking like the steering wheel. A113 is the directive to not return to earth
That scene made me laugh a wh0le l0t l1ke L0L 1 w1shed they at least kept a scene l1ke that 1n the f1lm.
I think it was to make auto seem more like the other robots, more human, but they ended up removing it because he's supposed to be inherently stubborn and more "hard coded".
What is this superpower I have??
Scrolling down to comments on moments in the video right before said moment happens?!?
Lmao, caught me off-guard
Auto
The CEO's(William Shatner) last words, while of course was always a part of the plot for the captain in the release, is certainly also a reference to the part where Captain Kirk's evil half cried those words at the last part of the "Enemy Within" episode of the first Star Trek series.
I notice WALL·E has a some Star Wars and many Star Trek refrences hidden within it
I remember William from Osmosis Jones and escape from planet earth
*3:24*
And "final fun-tier" is a really obvious reference to Star Trek with the opening "Space. The final frontier."
Thanks Mike
There needs to be a movie that takes place 700 years before WALL-E and it shows how the garbage built up and how the Axiom and WALL-E’s were built and the eventual evacuation of Earth. But it focuses on an older man who refuses to leave.
Our life is this movie
Call it Down
…ok listen that was funny
@@cookieman8971 Were all humans sent to space?
Cause I wouldn't be surprised if many were left behind and just died over the next few years due to the initially rising toxicity of Earth.
@@jf_kein_k8590 I believe everyone had to purchase their spot on the ship(s) so I doubt even half of all humans made it to space
yeah but without that last part.
Is no one gonna mention how in 4:38 the CEO’s original name is Bob McCrea and in the final cut that name is reused as the current name for the Axiom captain, Cap. B McCrea?
Also, notice how in the Caption mugshots from 9:48, they each have a handwritten signature, the first with a legitimately readable name if the video is sharper. And as time went on and humans get lazier, the most basic human actions also get progressively lazier and worse, degrading from words to lines to a basic X. Peak laziness at that point
I think they can’t even write now, so thats why his signature is an x
Also, the capitans hat is upside down in picture
@@imienazwisko6150 precisely, signifying that the humans are also getting less intelligent most likely largely due to robots automating their day to day lives meaning that they don’t have to use they're brains to do what has to be done.
Also note that in the scene where mo is dragging wall.e along the “human” highway they can be seen staring at their screens almost in a trance like state.
These two elements are reflected in the final product today and is highlighting the fact that the human race is slowly deteriorating in both mental ability and performance. This film is giving us all a warning about our excessive use of technology and how we must act before it’s too late for us.
Re-reading this I sound like a Karen, sorry bout that😂
@@wallemo1835 Eh dont worry you shared a lot of interesting observations
Auto looks way more Terrifying
I remember seeing his original design for the first time and thought, "Holy hell. Well I'm glad they changed that."
@@sadlemonarts he looks cooler and oddly I feel like although it could be said he looks more intimidating, he also looks more humanized compared to his wheel-like form on the finale movie (resembling Hal 9000)
I like to think that the other BNL ships used the concept AUTO for their AUTO Pilot units and that they had the ability to connect into a port that would give them controle of the wheel
What are those green blobs I never got to know what they are
@@bloxgoblin7784 18:27
If Wall-E turned out like this it would've been one of those films that you saw once when you were 7 and then remembered it 10 years later like "oh yeah that existed"
Based, the whole Axiom sequence looks like made by Dreamworks
Ive always been fascinated with movies that take place years after the world has ended and humans had either died or abandoned it. Like the movie “Nine”.
Obviously Pixar is still geared towards family audiences but there is a potential for these kinds of movies that I think never got to be fully realized.
@@DDub04 Nine was a pretty great movie, too bad it never got the love it deserved
And then you watch it again and ask yourself, why was I allowed to watch this when I was 7?!
Seriously so that was kind of scary in just the storyboards.
no@@Rose-yx6jq
I never realised but final movie cut was pretty positive and generous about how to represent a toxic inhabitable contaminated earth
It was just a hot wasteland with sandstorma in the night
A real toxic wasteland would be moist, the atmosfere would never be clear, air would be thick and filled with smog, no visible liquid would be water, it would be a mixture of acidic and harmful substances, there would be toxic disgusting looking mud all over the place, rivers of industrial waste acidic rain
It could be much much worse than just the scrapped metal the movie showed us
Do remember that the world we is 700 years later
i know it's been 9 months but wall e is supposed to be set AFTER the inhabitable era. they had to show an earth that had been unhabitable, but has become barely habitable again.
Yeah, metal isn't really even a problem. It's just minerals.
@@arian41148 this is a very good point
The orginal story of wall-e that younger me watched in the blu-ray disc scared me and fascinated me, and now i finally have access to more of it. thank you for making this :D
same here
I’m surprised that no one else, far as I’ve seen, has said anything about the fact that there’s supposed to be a whole fleet of space ships. The Axiom or however it’s spelled, is just the head ship. So, what happened to the rest? Did they all die or sum
They are probably still alive, just in another place.
I think A113 actually worked at their ships and they wont return to earth.
They are still in space, slowly turning into slimes with no brain
At the end of the film during the credits we see more ships other than the axiom land on earth
@@Delta143real forgot where i read this but they recolonized in other planets
the axiom is the biggest out of them. its said to have 600,000 population and for comparison, when humans were evaluated in 2105, it was 200 billion. there has to thousands of other starliners. however since they were all advised to stay in space forever, their autos followed this advise and remained there. it was just mccrea who rebelled against this when the plant was found and made it to earth. other ships later came too as seen in the end (credits) but for sure there has to be many others still in space, unaware of this. I most likely think that because the big ones had the white probes they sent them to earth and found out people settled there, so they got commanded to return. but smaller ones who had the basic equipment, may remain forever in space
Notice how the years of the axiom ships leaving Earth changed.
In the final version we know, they left around 2105. But in these deleted scenes, they left Earth in the 2050s, with the Earth being completely uninhabitable by 2070.
Very bleak indeed. But honestly, I think they should have kept this minor detail that way, it would have drove the point home in a more shocking way.
That, along with the humans literally being sentient blobs.
17:45 According to here, the operation recolonization began on September 24, 2050 and at minute 5:34, it shows that 104642 days had passed since the last accident on Earth, making the beta version of the movie would have happened around March 2337
18:36 might have been too disturbing for a pixar movie but im sure it would have made the scene even better
not too disturbing at all.
I think they should have made the final transmission from the president more distressed in the Movie.
Maybe a combination of the two. Have him rush on to the ship with his aides and have one of them ask "sir, what about the transmitter? We won't be able to make any more fleet wide messages?"
"Transmitter? Who cares?! I wanna live!"
So originally, Auto was just a big old wide boi and not a wheel? LMAO the part where his eyes fucking fell out of his head randomly got me
It’s interesting to see how Pixar had changed its story into the most successful film released in 2008.
It seems that the dates in the original were a lot closer to our time than what we got in the final cut. Ideally, the kids watching the movie when it came out would survive to the dates where the earth became uninhabitable. It conveys a sense of urgency, and I sort of wish that they kept that.
Fun Fact: If the laugh at 15:57 sounds familiar, it’s actually Charles Martinet aka the voice of Mario! It’s a sound from an audio library and is also used for the Boos in the games as well!
I love that joke of auto's visor falling off right in the middle of moving it, it makes me kinda wish they had kept the old design of him just so we could have that joke in the movie
This is only a storyboard sequence and the final message is absolutely terrifying.
why do deleted scenes freak me out so much
They have their own lot of dedication and is sometimes more explicit with the messages
The incomplete nature to them can also be a bit uneasy. Leaves you with a lot of mysteries
What are those green blobs I never got to know what they are
@@bloxgoblin7784 what green blobs
Because there's a reason they got deleted
19:17 the scene where captain finally flips his hat right
Huh, I guess it's to subtly show he's finally got his head in the right place
3:03 thank God Sam Walton wasn’t alive at this time… he would’ve seen this movie and think, “This! This is what I want Walmart to be. We’ll be so large we’ll even design, build, and commission large cruise ships into Star Trek-like starships! The Walmart StarCruise Line!”
15:36 looks interesting to say the least. It would've been interesting (and maybe depressing) to see humans look like talking jello in the final take of the movie
I kinda like the original design of Auto, although it definitely doesn't serve the same idea of an antagonist in the shape.
I mean, it's imposing, yeah, but too human.
I understand why it was cut.
Still wish it was reused for a different bot tho
It was used for those guard robots that git beaten up by the hand-glitch / boxer robot. And for those robots who came with Mo while he was cleaning Eve.
@@eye-conicben1048 it was actually a malfunctioning massager robot.
More like it got redesigned and give it for Go-4
Thanks for the awesome video man! Wall-e is my absolute favourite movie, and it's super cool to see the original test version. I also also now know where the music for the Wall-e dvd menu comes from!
I guess William Shatner was originally supposed to be the BnL CEO
Both AUTO designs are quite good, the first concept was that of a ship captain, with a cap and shoulder pads and who basically shows that he is the one in charge of keeping the Axiom in one piece. And then the design that we saw in the movie where it was a ship's rudder, which represents the same as the original and more, now every action that occurs in the Axiom will depend totally on it.
God, the temp score makes the opening of the film seem much darker.
Who thinks Pixar-Disney did well for predicting the future and warning parents to tell kids 👍
The captain almost reminds me of Patrick Star
They used the Star Trek Motion Picture overture as a temp track for WALL-E in space?! That’s awesome!!
The start looked like the beta version of the final cut.
That's what a storyboard is basically
pizza time True. But I usually associate a storyboard looking like a concept comic.
Kettterer i see you in every walle video lol
It’sGuest Well, that's where I would normally comment.
Kettterer I know I’m a wall-e fan too
This darker version is so awesome, especially the part where earth slowly gets more fucked-up and lose the ability to sustain life.
17:52 It might have been for length purposes but I honestly wish they kept this scene in
It's interesting seeing that they animated muck coming out of every crevice when Wall-E is compacting the trash in the storyboard but it's absent in the final film
WALL•E🤝half life 2
Original versions were ungodly distressing and grim for no good reason.
12:30 captain: negative.
computer: positive.
captain: *HUH?*
Love how GO-4 looks at 15:05
He look like me
16:25 impeccable timing lol
I'm getting real Fallout vibes.
I like how we get to see wall-e’s design get more fleshed out as the storyboard progresses.
Jeez…this movie was alot darker in the planning stages….
Oh boy, I would have loved that alternate A113 Final Message to have been in the film. Idk, I just love horrifying scenes that give me night terrors. I also think that they could have gotten away with that cartoonish design for the people on the Axium, if the context didn't make it so damn morbid.
i like how they used some ideas (like travel scene at end with this bad robot") in burn-e
i feel the deleted scene of auto watching the earth's recording would have made auto a better villian. auto's motivation would be protect the humans v.s. i want control.
villians without development or proper motivation fall flat for me. there's no value. it just "i'm evil muwahhaha".
That was never final autos desire. Auto was a machine, it didn’t have a conscious, it was following its protocol. It was supposed to never return to earth, so auto did everything in its power to not return to earth. Auto never expressed emotion at all and always had a flat tone, never wanted control, just to complete its directive as a pilot for everyone on the ship, and in that regard it isn’t really a villain still either because earth is still barely habitable when they make it back
Bro what are you talking about
Best Christmas gift, if unfortunately won’t last cause of copyright
six months have passed, and the video is still standing
1 year has passed, maybe it’ll reach 2105?
3 years later, still up
4 years now, still going 👍
9:47 there's something kind of eerie about seeing how the humans evolve over time
I think that Disney Clips with the Wall-e, Bolt, Up, Treasure Planet, Ratatouille and the Incredibles 2 should come back to youtube since march 5 2021
The channel one that started in November 19 2018
So, auto was supposed to be like one of the robots that came to examin Eva while Mo was making sure if she was clean?
So that version of auto ended up becoming the wheel but think that’s on the axiom what if on the smaller ships the auto pilots are actually this concept version and can like connect into the ship so they can be in wheel form with the body plugged into a spot or robot for moving around the ship
I never thought of autos of human like robots. they're just the wheel with that feature. I assume everyone had their wheel on auto to receive messages from earth until the code a113 was announced so ever since humans became reliant on them and never switched them to manual
The 2nd latest captain is literally doing the soyjak pointing meme
Yeah i love wall-e so much ❤️ ^w^
Did you know that there was gonna be ALIENS in this?
No! I had no idea!
Well technically if a human is born in space it's a alien
Please elaborate
@@Gooseisloose nah I’m not in the mood.
@@dumbmcnuggets8254 except aliens are original a word for a person that wasn’t from where we’re from. Like let’s say if we discovered a country and the people there thought they’re the only people, they would call us an alien since we’re not from their country. Or if the movie was gonna have Aliens then the spaceship would be crawling with xenomorphs.
"Manuel, let's go home!"
19:19
His Axiom was beautiful
17:44 the moment you all most likely came for
6:02 The Electric Battery puts Bolt, probably a reference to the upcoming Disney movie Bolt. (This film worked John Lassetter).
I love WALL-E 👍👍👍
Nice. The original wall.e was going to have the BNL logo on the front. And the trash was going to be slimy.
3:14-3:16 Thats the music from the DVD Menu (disc 1 since i have the 3-disc edition, featuring the Digital Copy.)
I have a DVD and I didnt hear it in the menu. Probably bc we have different menus? My menu has Wall•E vision with the selection to the right.
Um, you can listen to it VERY closely. That music what only here on Disc 1, since I have the 3-disc edition.
Pueden decir el nombre de la música
I kinda want to see this darker version. Everybody wants more from WALL-E and maybe doing a new retelling with this version would be great!
This is whole different story for wall-e movie
Best video forever
Uh .. year later
This guy needs more subscribers I want to see him have 98.k subs
I feel like either going underground, going into space but building civilization on the moon or mars would be good. Or warp-jump to alpha centauri and start life there since in that star system they have an earth like planet
that star wars soundtrack caught me off-guard
At around 3:38 the music starts sounding a lot like something out of Portal 2
That’s nice peaceful music 3:13
Eso busco yo el nombre de la música es de blu ray ya se pero el nombre?
Earth really looks like it doesn't have any liquid-water and oxygen and nitrogen
3:38 omg that destroyed wall e is just terryfying
Wall-e was a Minecrafter.
3:24 - I knew it was William Shatner!
Ohhh, that's so sweet that they used the star trek score for the temp music of the space exploration. that must be why i like that part of the score so much
is anyone gonna talk about the horror of the humans turning into barely functioning body horror blobs that can't even write their own names???
i like this otto in the story boards
also the do not return to earth scared the tar out of me
fast bear its auto
It seems that the situation in this version for humanity was more severe as the global CEO or leader was in immediate danger of dying instead of just needing to get a ship and leave. It is also a good to wonder why was Earths global leader put in such danger?
18:36 *oh damn...*
I think this early version of AUTO would've been a Tumblr sexyman in an alternate timeline.
Damn A113 was very scary!
What dvd Version did you have to find those scenes?
13:45 it would have been funny if he had opened his door and mo went in and got crushed
Auto had the biggest design change like the humans. He was definitely a completely different design and didn't look to talk. I like what we got him and the police robots we're were like the inforcers of the ship with the designs. Maybe one day someone will make 3d designs of the concepts.
nostalgia 😢
12:30 where things get really interesting and different
At 7:38 /7:39 why is there the asteroid field theme from the empire strikes back???
Lol
Probably a placeholder theme before the original score was completed
That's what I was thinking! I think it's awesome, but it was kinda weird.
Bro I didn’t know they originally had Patrick Star as the captain! Too bad they couldn’t include him in the final cut.
I actually like that old fashioned version of WALL-E! ❤
Who else though this was Robot chicken?!:)
(18:35) That should have been in the real movie.
16:51 enigma of amigara fault, "this is my hole, it was made for me"
This is why we need to reuse, reduce and recycle!