My wife watches Wall-E for the FIRST time || Movie Reaction
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2024
- I'm showing my wife the Pixar film Wall-E for the first time!
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Okay, im convinced Jen lived in a rock her entire life, these are too many hit movies to have never seen.
They've spoken about this a few times in past videos, but she had a pretty poor childhood. She likely just wasn't raised in an environment where her parents let her engage with things like this. All of this with Holden has kind of been a way for her to experience these things she missed out on as a result of that more restricted upbringing. Anyway, I think it's nice that she gets to do it now through their UA-cam channel. I think it's neat.
Eh some people just don’t really watch movies. Some people don’t really read, some people don’t watch TV.
When Jen did watch movies and TV she watched more mature stuff like Breaking Bad (and I’m betting she enjoys the occasional murder documentary lol)
@@RandySanderszt that seems like a generalization. Just cause you know some are scripted doesnt mean every reaction channel is scripted.
I think it’s cause Jen never liked cartoons. I’m sure even as a kid she never did like them
It's all a lie, a lot of it isn't her first time. But it's a catchy title so they stick with it
This movie is such a master class with visual storytelling that you could mute the film and still understand the majority of the narrative. The first half of the movie is almost complete devoid of dialogue and it works so well. This is by far my favorite Pixar film!
Facts
The only real dialogue (before EVE and WALL-E start conversing) is the Axiom advertisements that were left behind, and even then, those were likely put into the movie just to plainly explain it for any kids who needed it.
Fun Fact: The voice of WALL-E was provided by sound designer Ben Burtt. He has been incredibly influential in the film industry for decades. Many of the most famous sounds from Star Wars were created by him, including lightsabers humming and Darth Vader’s breathing.
I never knew that. Thank you!
He was also the guy who named the Wilhelm scream and put it into Star Wars, thus making it one of the most well-known sound effects in cinema.
I came to the comments to say this.
Does Eve have a VA?
@@orbboom6119 Elissa Knight, she's a Pixar employee, and has done a few background roles for Pixar movies like Cars and Ratatouille before this lead role.
Anytime Wall-E or EVE do anything, it's the cutest thing in the world.
When you guys get around to Inside Out and Coco, they really hit the heartstrings.
yes, coco is my favorite animated movie till date, and inside out might be second❤
"What do they do with all the dead bodies?"
Might have something to do with the constant supply of shakes and smoothies everyone's guzzling down.
Soylent Green
Damn you beat me too it. 😊
matpat:
“ITS PEOPLE!!!”
I mean they're probably used as fertiliser. Clearly there has to be some sort of agriculture centre on board the Axiom, and plants gotta eat too
Notice in Toy Story 3, the batteries on Buzz’ back, when he was about to get switched to demo mode, are BnL products.
1) it was wholesome how Holden recognized Sputnik on spot
2) A113 is signature of all Pixar movies(along with pizza delivery truck)
A113 is in a LOT more than just Pixar. It's the beginning animation classroom at CalArts where a lot of animators get their start. So they slip it into movies. It's in Disney movies. Dreamworks. Independent things. Shorts. It's even in Mission Impossible 4 (directed by Brad Bird of Incredibles/Iron Giant fame).
@@mycroft16 thanks for broadened horizons, now I need to check it out
This is one of my favorite movies ever and it makes me cry every time, without fail. It’s something about the way Eve screams after Wall-E gets crushed that makes be bawl.
24:40 Wish you hadn't skipped the end credits, it's probably one of the most creative sequences ever and it even works as sort of an epilogue
Wall-E is one of my favorite movies of all time. It is such a feel good movie.
This is definitely an underrated Pixar movie. You don't really hear people talk about this movie a lot
There was never a world where Wall-E was bad i hear people say the word underrated a lot about films that were never bad and I don't get it usually I see people say it when a film is almost universally disliked not the opposite
@@TaunTaunTundra4477Underrated is definitely used to mean that it’s not as popular as you believe it should be. By saying Wall-E is underrated, he’s saying that it’s not popular enough of a movie to get the same recognition as other Pixar movies
@@robertsmalls3513 When it released it was lauded as one of the best Pixar movies, and people still say that to this day. People don’t talk about Pixar as much as they used to though, that goes for every Pixar movie. It’s not the movie that’s fallen out of popularity, it’s Pixar as a whole.
@@MetastaticMaladies Yeah, I feel every since Disney bought Pixar, they've been hard to separate and Pixar movies don't get as much hype. That is of course outside of the big one. Toy Story will still very much get the hype it deserves.
@@TVFlix Yeah, definitely, I agree on both parts.
Speaking of "Slow Start " Wait till she watches "2001: A Space Odyssey "
never realized this, but when they land at the end of the movie, they could just stay on the "docked ship" until they've learned how to live again. Beautiful!
Folks….when ya gonna learn…if it doesn’t have animals, Jen isn’t gonna give a rip…poor sweet, adorable, dependable WALL·E never stood a chance…
It had a cockroach. An adorable, loyal, cute cockroach!
There’s a film theory that the dead bodies on the ship are used as fertilizer to grow more food
But that's just a theory.....a film theory!
It honestly makes a significant amount of sense. Especially when they call it a "regenerative food buffet." Soylent Green is people.
@@mycroft16 but the passenger count seems to be a factor that doesnt change a lot as well, considering its also "Unchanged" according to the computer.
Tbh, It would be more convincing if the food came from everybody's excrements, that way, they wouldnt lose water in the ship.
@@filispeed_0111 Extremely unlikely that people are getting it on in their current state. Meaning the babies are a result of artificial insemination of some kind. Keeping the passenger count the same is just balancing death vs creation rates.
Also, water is not hard to make, especially for a civilization with the technical ability to build and launch, from the planet surface no less, vehicles of that insane size. :D
But now we're getting WAY into the weeds lol.
My favourite pixar movie! I love how they barely speak in the first half, and still you get everything that happens. It got some of my favourite visual gags. It's message is both Subtle and heavy handed at the same time. It's such a well made piece of art, man...
Holdens sneeze reminded me of Communuty when Pierce tried to teach Troy how to sneeze 😂😂😂
"Hey Troy sneezes like a girl" "yea and how bout I pound you like a boy? ...That ain't come out right"
I was almost 6 years old when "WALL-E" came out in theaters, and it's definitely one of Pixar's finest pieces of art.
Talking about art, "WALL-E" truly deserved to be part of the Criterion Collection, which is the first for a Pixar animated movie. And we want more celebrated animated movies to be part of that collection.
WALL·E was released on The Criterion Collection 4K UHD Blu-ray on on November 22, 2022, marking the first Pixar film to ever receive such an honor.
You guys need to watch *(Short Circuit)* where the story explains why the robot has a personality it's fun/funny the robot head resembles *(Wall-E)* head
The way Jen is so enthusiastic and adoring towards animals, creatures, etc. (in Hedwig voice*) and as far as animated movies go. I really hope you can watch brother bears. It's such a classic, from the soundtrack to the story of trying to see through another perspective and finding the meaning of unconditional love in its purest form is something I thing Jen will love. (Father of one and brother bear is my daughters favorite movie
WALL-E’s sentience is an example of Simple AI (AI that’s tasked for a job and can rudimentarily learn) progresses on its own to general AI (smart human like intelligence) and i feel like his was always there because he knew when he was broken and cared to fix to while the other robots just kept going to broken and that awareness developed along with the other stimulus of Earth
The editing on this was great, especially holdens sneeze😂
WALL-E is my favorite animated movie of all times. It's interesting that Jen complained about the slow beginning of this movie because to me that's the best part of the movie when he walks around and find special things to keep and when he first meets EVE. It's also one of those movies that you appreciate more as time passes.
Charlie Chaplin was the first to prove that physical dialogue can tell a story without the spoken word. Mr. Bean reinforced this in the television age. Until Wall-E came about, I cannot remember main characters in a animated movie having little to no dialogue yet speak so loudly with their movements and emotions, this is truly one of their best works of art.
Just about to watch, and I already know Jen is going to love Wall-E!
I haven't even watched a second of this video but I know I'm going to love it! Wall-e is my favorite Pixar movie and I think it will be right up Jen's alley!
If Jen hasn’t seen the Cars Trilogy, she would really like those films for sure! Probably won’t beat the HTTYD’s but they got good messages and character development. The first 2 Cars films I was a huge fan growing up! Especially collecting a lot of those diecasts by Mattel! Such great nostalgic memories from my childhood!
Loved Jen talking about the warnings shown in the film, with all the ultra-comfortable chairs and Baby chair in the background 😀
Holden mentioning Cars can't wait for that🤩
You should show Jen the Pixar theory video showing how the Pixar movies are one big universe and BNL connects it all.
That sneeze had me crying 😂😭
I hope you watched the end credits showing the earth's progress using the different forms of art throughout history. I say this is one of tgose films that you won't get bored watching the end credits
I loved Wall-E. I’m glad she finally got to see it.
I saw _Wall-E_ for the first time in the theaters back in 2008. I was still a kid and my dad took me and my brother to see it. I fell as madly in love with this movie as how Wall-E did with EVE. That love has not waned over time.
PIXAR was on a hot streak, and _Wall-E_ was right in the middle of it. What was more astounding was the reach it had. My dad greatly enjoyed it, and my mom has also spoken very positively on it. This film has both immense heart and ever relevant commentary on human behavior, and with those things it has become more than a movie and instead a quintessential work of art that merits seeing at least once in your life.
For me, it is a blissful memory of a summer's day. A dream of childlike wonder. An enduring feeling, that only took a moment.
_And that is all, that love's about_
_And we'll recall, when time runs out_
_That it only took a moment, to be loved a whole life long!_
10/10
Fun fact: Wall-E was originally going to be Pixar's 3rd film instead of Toy Story 2.
The reason they delayed it until 2008 was because of the effects and the animation wasn't that advanced, and because they didn't have a story for it yet. They only had a one sentence plot which was: "What if humans left Earth, but they forgot to turn off the last robot?"
I remember in one reaction video, you said your birthday is on March 22 or March 23, so happy early birthday, Holden. May God bless you, and may more wisdom come.
Thank you!
@@HoldenHardman You're welcome.
I grew up with Pixar, but this film is one of my all-time favorites. This was one of the first Pixar films I got to go see in theaters, but as always I would later rewatch in the Latin Spanish dub.
I’m not kidding when I say that this is one of the better love stories of all time. Folks can learn a pointer or two from WALL-E.
This was the VERY FIRST movie I ever saw in a cinema. I remember going with my mom, and how engrossing and frightening this movie actually was. The massive scale of the skyscrapers of trash and the Axiom itself, the GORGEOUS lighting and cinematography (as consulted by the master Roger Deakins himself, who also consulted on How To Train Your Dragon!), the hilarious visual gags, slapstick, little golden nuggets of comedy, the wonderful and imaginative sound design by Star Wars legend Ben Burtt, the list keeps going. Being an environmental activist for Extinction Rebellion for a couple of years now, the message of this movie about taking care of our home instead of our selfish impulse (the hard right choice versus the easy wrong choice) hits harder and harder every time I watch it, to the point of tears. The character of the captain is one of my favourites because of his arc, evolving from being selfish and close-minded to a deep care and love for a home he has never visited before, and the resulting bravery and righteousness that comes with it. This movie is one of my favourites in terms of animation, and while it isn't perfect, I consider it vital material for generations now and those to come. We HAVE to look after our world and those who are vulnerable, before we no longer can do so. It is all we have.
Love the discussion between you both, and love most of the movies you all react to. Have an amazing week and thank you for a fun watch
The editing always cracks me up! 😂 Keep up the good work!
I like to imagine that Wall-E having a personality is a lot like how droids in Star Wars had personality to them, where their memory was just so overloaded that it created quirks in their AI which caused them to behave with a personality of sorts.
Everytime my wife asks me a question about a movie we are watching, I now say "whos to say" and she hatesss it lollll
"Why does Wall-E have Emotions and the other robots don't?"
In one of the early trailers for Wall-E the Narrator explained that Wall-E had a glitch in it's system that it's creators didn't know about. And that glitch is what gave him his emotions.
I don't know if that's still considered Canon or not, but that's what I remembered when I saw the trailers. (They even had one where Woody and Buzz from Toy Story where sitting on a couch talking about Wall-E).
I know this is early, but yall should react to Treasure Planet, one of the most underrated animated movies of all time!
Yay I got comment of the day! Finally you guys watching Wall-E ! 🙂
I recently watched this movie with my parents after not having seen it in upwards of 10 or 15 years. It was really adorable!
There were multiple BnL ships that launch in the video at the start. Only one came back. That's a tiny percentage of humans using oxygen on Earth now, so if they work hard (as the end credits show the passage of time) then they can survive and also help Earth by looking after it.
This film just gets better and better each time I watch it. The gorgeous animation, the beautiful nearly completely dialogue-less love story, the pointed social commentary, that stunning score, it all comes together so beautifully. The Incredibles is my personal favourite Pixar film, but WALL-E is a very close second in my opinion, and probably stands as Pixar's magnum opus
I still think this is Pixar's best film.
"I can't let you do that, Dave."
"What is that?"
Well, I guess we all know what needs to be added to the list.
I’d say all of the major robots that they show on screen have human characteristics. My favorite one would be the little cleaning guy, he actually had his own character ark.
I watched this in theaters with my highschool sweetheart. Hope she's doing well, wherever she is.
If you didn't watch it, check out the full credits; they're sort of an epilogue
My favorite Pixar movie. God, I ADORE this one and I'm so glad you guys finally got to it!
“Cmon Tammy” 😭😭🤣🤣🤣
It just dawned on me that I've been coming back to the channel for the better part of 3 YEARS, crazy how time flies. I'm so glad I found this channel back when it was your GIRLFRIEND watching the MCU haha. Definitely the best reaction channel by far. 🖤
I am so glad that you guys finally did this movie, this is one of my childhood movies growing up and its still fun to watch no matter how many times I watch it so I am glad you guys finally saw this, another pixad movie I suggest is Big Hero 6
18:50 Jen: "So why is it that WALL-E has an emotional aspect to him, and these, like, don't?"
Holden: "Because the movie needs him to. You could probably say, because he's been on Earth for 700 years, he's naturally developed a personality of type, just like when the Terminator was…"
Jen: "Don't even get me started on that debacle."
Holden saying what we're all thinking, Jen saying what we're all feeling.
Meet the Robinsons also needs to be added to the poll if yall haven't seen it already
The Short Burn-e is a mustsee as well.
Glad you both enjoyed WALL-E! I saw it in the cinema when it first came out, and really enjoyed it - all the way through. Even if the message is obvious about our failing stewardship of the planet. And as an older person, who saw Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" decades ago, I loved all those references.
Btw, the images during the first part of the credits and credits song, sung by Peter Gabriel, illustrate major points in the history of human art while the characters are reclaiming a fertile Earth, starting with cave paintings, then Egyptian hieroglyphs, Grecian vase painting, Roman and Byzantine mosaics, Chinese classic line drawing, Italian Renaissance design and drawings, English artist JMW Turner's pre-Impressionist colour painting, French pointilist painter Georges Seurat, and finally making it as far as the post-Impressionism of Vincent van Gogh. Please consider looking at that sequence again to identify each style for yourselves.
Yyeesss!! I passed all my exams and now I get to have fun with you guys.
Wall-E has sentience because of humanity. Pixar theory states that human emotions have power, as seen in Monsters inc. As far as we are aware he is the last one due to him taking parts from other Wall-Es to fix himself as they were not designed to work for even 100 years. Also notice Wall-E gives sentience to almost every robot and even humans he comes in contact with
Best Pixar movie of all time in my opinion
When watching this for the first time, I thought wall-e was an animated version of "Johnny 5" from Short Circuit and Short Circuit 2. Those two movies were great 80s robot movies.
You guys should watch "I, Robot" for the "ghosts in the machine" robots developing personalities on their own.
This is my favorite animated movie of all time. It's amazing. I love everything about it. I also would love Holden to try and explain the Pixar Theory to Jen. That'd be hilarious!
Hello Holden & Jen!😊 Jen is too funny! She would just stay on the ship!😆
4:51 Jen should’ve hit Holden with the “Who’s to say.”
This is Jen's first time watching wall-E whaat well she's gonna love it & she has to this was my childhood it's was perfection, to all them haters out there March away.
A lot of the concepts found in Wall-E came from sci fi short stories. I can remember reading them as a child, but I have forgotten them by title and author.
WALL-e was the first film I ever watched in full. Definitely have some fond memories of this movie, and much of Pixar's work as a whole.
2:31 “you good”😂😂
You should have watched the end-credits. It shows what happens afterwards
I love it so much
Again who to say
Jen rolled her eyes crack me up
Definitely in my top 5 Pixar movies. Always forget how much I actually like it till I rewatch it.
I remembered watching Wall-E with my twin sister and my parents. We begged them both at Golden Corral at age 7 to see it and they didn’t want to, but they gave up. It became my favorite movie as a young child
I will never get over how much of a nerd you are holden, Love ya brother Good choice of men Jen! Bro is a keeper
20:48 all I'll say is, we never see a farm anywhere on that ship despite the amount of food we see. Connect those dots however you like.
Holden with that dad sneeze
The guy singing at the very beginning of the movie (and later when you see the film Wall-E is watching) is Michael Crawford. He was the first Phantom of the Opera on Broadway
In fact, Wall-E's favourite movie is another Real Life movie: Hello Dolly (1969) staring Barbara Streisand, Walter Matthau and Michael Crawford.
Can't wait for you to see Big G for the first time. In his original movie he was a blunt metaphor for the terror of nuclear weapons and America, but as the decades went by it became nuanced, softened and reconceptualized. Nowadays he's seen more as a living force of nature reminding us humans that we aren't gods in control of everything. His roars have so much reverb in a theatre it rumbles in your body.
Godzilla has been a truly amazing character, representing the monsters our own actions create for us. And yeah, he has come a LONG way since those early films. They've done a pretty good job with him lately. Those roars are incredible in the theater.
lol “achooo” “are you good?” lol
Grew up watching it and love it and love Mo and I pity auto also I came up with a theory of my own that when we meet walle he is 700 years old and most likely around when he was 300 years old he became the last walle and then by 400 years his personality started to grow for the next 300 years which is when he is 700 years old and that by the end of the movie when him and eve are standing in front of the tree that was once the boot that he would be around 1,400 years old eve I probably close to the same age as well but it's harder to tell since she is new and shiny looking also I feel bad for auto cause he literally is just doing his job
Wall-E definitely deserves a top spot as an animated movie, but for the message I think it's the most important animated movie I've ever watched. My top movie is still Encanto followed by Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, How To Train Your Dragon trilogy and Kung Fu Panda trilogy. After that it gets very difficult as Studio Ghibli and Disney/Pixar have released many wonderful movies over the years.
Wall-E and Eve have the best love story in all of cinema and they barely exchange words, it’s all shown through their actions. This film is beautiful ❤ My favorite Pixar film
Also as someone with pretty severe OCD that’s mostly focused on cleaning things that are dirty, I heavily relate to the little cleaning robot lol
This was one of my favorite Pixar movies
Awesome reaction of my favorite Pixar movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
My second favorite Pixar movie(after Inside Out). I just adore it so much. 10/10
WALL E is goated
Jen Gotta be either that one studnet who sacrificed everthing for studies and career or really wasn't into the movie ,living under the rock because some of these are us mere mortals have seen and loved them even in like their release day
W.A.L.L.-E. in a word...Exceptional!
2:25 yes gotta check out cars plz
LOL HOLDEN'S SNEEZE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Did you guys ever go through a Laika process of movies like Coroline, ParaNorman and Kubo and the two strings. If not I'd love to see that journey with you guys watching those movies.
I'm such a sap for this movie. "Directive" is enough to make me start tearing up 😢😅
You should watch short circuit 1 and 2. It's where they take Wall-E appearance.
You should read, The Machine Stops by E.M. Forster published in 1903 and 1909.
Just replace underground with outer space
The secret silent film, sooo goood
I noticed you guys talk about the love of Vikings. So I DEFINITELY 1000% recommend “The Last Kingdom” extremely amazing show. A lot of emotion and everything. The recently made a movie to “cap” off the ending of the show last year.
wall-e is not the only highest rated pixar movie on imdb, coco also stands in that spot, and with more rotten tomatoes score, till date coco is my favorite animated movie, second is inside out