Really, it isn't? I thought this and Ratatouille were universally agreed to be the best Pixar movies. Maybe I'm just biased, but I truly believe this movie is perfect
I always believed that the zap "kiss" Eve gives Wall-e at the end is how he retrieves his memories. How? I think the first time she did it, she unintentionally saved the data of his memories, and when she did it again, she unintentionally transferred the data back again. It is my headcanon that he would have forgotten everything that happened after that first "kiss" out in space.
It’s sooo FUNNY when Ellie takes a complete 180 degree turn!! 😂 25:54 she’s all, “this is soooo CUTE!” Then half a second later… “the fackin BITCH! This is the evil one 😡” 😂😂😂
Even in 2008, I think the scene when Wall-E disconnects the first person from her screen is a commentary that you shouldn't live your life always on social media, but to get up off your @ss and see life with your own eyes.
The very fact that you believe that only shows how rooted in the present you are. Back then smartphones were a mere pinprick compared to what they were just 5 years later - social media was mostly just MySpace pages and a bit of Facebook, it was not even a spark compared to the all life consuming inferno it is today.
@@mnomadvfx Technology isn't bad whatsoever, but when its past being used in moderation is when it becomes unhealthy. An average human can use technology perfectly fine and it has help us TREMENDOUSLY throughout the years.
@@StinkyGreenBud There are many younger people who would go into a panic without their social media access to see who liked their tweets and all of them will most likely not even know how to survive without their phones if technology disappeared.
I spent my lock down in 2020 showing my favorite movies to my family. When my options were empty, I remembered this movie. It was perfect to our times because of the lifestyle of the people in the movie, my family realized they were living almost exactly like that reality.
"He will clean and I will love him" That provoked an uncontrollable giggle lol Right after and less than 5mins in Elle is concerned for the safety of the roach. Hilarious and beautiful, no wonder I can't skip your channels reactions lol peace
This film proves many things, first of all (which is outside the film itself) is the fact that Pixar animation studios is one of the most skilled animation studios and group of creatives in existence (although they have not always made only masterpieces). Secondly, speaking of the movie itself well, what more is there to say than what you have seen ... not much actually 😅. The film despite having as main characters who do not speak manages PERFECTLY to convey the full range of emotions they feel, with a truly wonderful delicacy and realism. The level of criticism of man's indifference, to delegating problems to others by not assuming their own responsibilities, to society that is increasingly consumed and lobotomized (in the parenthesis on the Axiom), ecology and much more ... in short, everything makes us reflect and, at the same time, entertains with light and comic scenes. Before Wall-E I think only one other animated film did it, Brad Bird's The Iron Giant (which I highly recommend to anyone in case you miss it 😁, even you girls 💪).
29:28 Even though your reactions to the next part of that scene were cut out, I can tell from the cut to the scene after that you were tearing up from the Captain’s amazing dialogue Especially the “I don’t want to survive, I wanna live!” Goddamn powerful
Epiphanies can really make you speak in tongues, that Captain had an amazing subplot of his own and I’m so proud him for starting operation recolonize all by himself
It's not even 15 years old yet. Sure, Aladdin, The Lion King and The Little Mermaid are old movies by now (though being a kid in the late 80's and early 90's it still doesn't feel that to me), Snow White which will be 90 in five years, THAT is super old movie along with Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo and Bambi.
One of my favorites Pixar movies when I was a kid. This movie makes me sad and happy because of Wall-E and Eve’s Relationship. Also AUTO is such a villain I hate and love at the same time.
I remember watching this in the theaters and amazed that so much emotional content could be conveyed through sheer visuals during the opening portion. I mean, I knew this was possible, but it wasn't something you normally associated with movies due to either songs or scripts. Seeing them go back to this old story-telling method of relying on visuals alone was heartwarming. And it was kind of fun seeing the young kids in the theater at the time all getting so invested in Wall-E simply by following his daily routine and interaction with the world around him.
I really like seeing perspectives from other countries on my childhood movies. Being a Brazilian your accent made me feel at home, it was very refreshing for me.
The reason EVE threw the plant away is because her priority have changed from doing her job to be with WALL-E, as she loves him. While it seemed that at first that WALL-E giving her the plant was him saying "Don't worry about me, go and finish your job." it was "Take the plant to the holo-dectector so we can go back to Earth. The parts for fixing me are there." which EVE did understand when he said "Earth" while holding the plant.
Yeah one of my classes made us watch some 20s films, and at first I thought they couldn’t possibly be good, but I actually LOVED THEM, like i began to ask my mother to buy the films so I could show her all my favorites from class.
@@shawnpatrick1877 I feel like any movie 30 years or older at this point should be considered old. But to say that a movie that was less than 20 years ago is "super old" is silly. Spiderman with Tobey Maguire came out in 2002 and people don't necessarily call that movie super old. But anyways, it's entitled to say what she feels of course lol, I'm just amused 😆
1 thing that I like about WALL-E that not enough people bring up is that if you isolate the parts with just WALL-E the story works, but if you isolate the parts with just the Captain the story also still works. It's 1 of the few Disney films that actually does a subplot that is just as interesting as the main plot.
The robot's names are a description of their functions. Wall-E is Waste Allocation, Load Lifter, Earth class and Eve is Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator
Elissa Knight did the voice for Tia in Cars franchise so she's not just a "random" staffer. I mean story staff, animators, producers and directors can have good voices and voice act too, that's why Joe Ranft became Heimlich and voiced a lot of Pixar characters, Brad Bird, Pete Docter, Andrew Stanton and even John Lasseter got voice roles, big and small, and animator Peter Sohn is now the new "John Ratzenberger"/Alan Tudyk.
@@mevb my point was she was not who they had in mind, but she did it so well that they didn't bother hiring someone else and just mixed her work. Her recording of the lines was originally meant as a how-to reference for whoever they were gonna get later.
My kids grew up on a diet of old movies that my wife and I grew up watching when we were children, from the Marx Brothers to the classic Universal monsters (Dracula, Frankenstein, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, etc.) to the musicals of Rodgers and Hammerstein. And they all have a great appreciation for these films, not because of their age, but their quality, something that never ages.
I'm 32 & many of my favourite movies are older classics: Some Like It Hot, Life of Brian, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Psycho, Manhunter, It's a Wonderful Life, Blade Runner & Spinal Tap. All were made before I was born, some decades before...I even converted a few of my friends too The first half of Wall-E is one of the most beautiful & thought-provoking movies ever made.
In this movie the humans have spent almost 800+ years on that spaceship which is a luxery liner so they evolved and grew up while being constantly pampered and eventually grew to not need to use their bodies and since they didn't know any better until they started to experience life without the screen in their face. When the woman's screen turned off and she said "woah!" it's because she never really saw the ship before and just saw the screen that showed her everything
There is a short called BURN-E, it takes place from the side of that robot outside the Axiom, you know? The white and red one that got trapped outside, he has an unfortunate time throughout the entire movie.
Wall-e is one of my favorite movies, another one that I highly recommend, which has a similar atmosphere, is the movie called "9" (nine), directed by Tim Burton and also set in a post-apocalyptic world and animated in 3D.
9 is great! It's darker and more depressing than Wall-E but still has a happy ending. I remember it leaving a strong impression on me as a child when I first saw it. I rewatched it as a young adult and it was even better. Greatly underrated!
@@MrSporkster It's true, very underestimated and not well known within the genre, over the years that movie will be known even less... It is also true that there are no reactions to that animated movie and it would be great if they were the first channel.
@@bronnyredding8860 Exactly, it can be a somewhat strong movie for a very young child, it is still strong for an adult but it leaves you thinking and with a good message.
Some Trivia. Directive A-113 is named after an inside joke which appears in other Pixar films. It's the homeroom of John Lassiters and other Pixar key founders at the Art School they went to, California Institute of the Arts (CalArts). You'll see A-113 hidden in all the Pixar movies and other animated movies.
Wall E is super old , classic and probably the Storage house of many great memories . I am sure i watched this as an eight years old And cried for like a day 😅 and some what cried a little watching it again with you both . The movie was everything happy , sad , apocalypse , sci fi futuristic robot etc . This is One of my all time favourite list of movie.
God I love this movie so much. It's still my favourite Pixar film to date, so sweet - and I love that such a large portion of the movie is basically a silent film
Johnny 5 is alive! And that goes a little closer to qualifying as a "super old" movie than this one is, but I still wouldn't even put that one in that category.
I know what it's like to have been forgotten by someone you love... I was Wall-E... I lived with my girlfriend who changed over the years and I was alone. Waiting for the woman I loved to come back. Waiting for her to remember who she was when she loved me.. I could have left at any time.. Given up and gone home.. But I stayed. Every day I would tell her that I loved her. Every day, I looked after her and the house, her car, and the pets. I kept hoping that the good person she was would come back. I would see her from time to time. Peeking though the person she became. She was still in there.... -- She died in my arms of cancer this June.. I'd taken her to the hospital and I was there every day with her.. In the end, I got the "Quantum Leap" ending... -- I spent years holding my own hands like Wall-E and praying that things would change. Sometimes, there are no happy endings. Or redemption. (addendum :. "Quantum Leap" was a TV show from the 90s in which Dr. Beckett would leap from person to person, year to year, and put the wrong things right. The last episode, ends on a black screen with the words, "Dr. Sam Beckett never returned." --- Fans were in an uproar because all those seasons of waiting to see if he gets home, and we felt like we got gypped. --- It's only when you look back at it as an older person that you realize he made the right choice. That the hero's job, is never really done.) -- In my relationship, I felt cheated. That had there been more time, maybe the good person she was would have come back. In the last six months, I lost her, the house, I had to give our pets to the shelter... And now I'm truly alone. Just me and the ghosts. The memories of the happy and the sad. And I will always be haunted by the last image in my head of her laying in a very quiet room turning blue and cold in the dim light.. No matter how many years we had, it wasn't long enough. And those last months flew through me like angry birds with razors..
@The Homies - Love it that you enjoyed Wall-E. These three other movies, were all produced and screen-played by the same creative team at Pixar; A Shark's Tale, Finding Nemo, & Monsters, Inc. Three more Pixar masterpieces that you both have to watch! x
You guys should watch Burn-E. It's a short animation that follows a repair robot aboard the space-cruiseliner and what it goes through during the latter half of this movie (it's pretty funny.)
Fun fact, the name of the robot is Wall-E after Walter Elias Disney (Walt Disney), and he representes the old classic Disney movies, while EVE represents the new computer generated movies from Pixar, also they resemble the old PCs and the new Apple computers, since Steve Jobs helped develop some programs for Pixar.
I always loved this movie. I enjoy watching this again, it makes me realize how little this movie relies on dialogue, its such pure storytelling, it can touch anybody anywhere. The themes it conveys are so pure of heart. This is truly a masterpiece. A pleasure to see this again with you both.
I always have fond memories of this film. This was the first film I took my first long term partner to. We were working on our post grads at uni at the time. We had a great time and it was really cute. Her mates compared me to Wall-E and her Eve considering our differences. I like to believe it was due to my practical skills. Also I love the lack of general dialogue in the film, Sigourney Weaver emoted so well as Eve. On an outside thought, you peeps should check out British pantomimes if you want a laugh :D
Sigourney Weaver didn’t voice Eve. Weaver voiced the ship’s computer (which did the automatic announcements, etc). Eve was voiced by a Pixar employee named Elissa Knight.
There is a little "in credits story" showing how the humans and the robots work together to build new homes, planting and farm food, construct new water lines and aqueducts ... but not in a big exessive and wasteful way, more in an old-fashion style and reliable.
Wall-e ‘ s card was for his energy. When a robot loses power the memory goes. If you think this movie hits you in the feels and is “ super old” try Short Circuit
this is my favorite Disney movie of all time. I have always liked robots when I was little and would always break or take apart my electronic toys just so I could see how they work and so I could see the motherboard inside. When this movie released at the movie's I wanted to see but couldn't cause my parents couldn't afford it. 2 months later they got me the film on DVD and I started freaking out. I sat down and watched it with them and fell in love with the movie and till this day it will always be my favorite film.
After hearing what you both said in your summation. I truly believe you both have such amazing hearts. There should be more people like the both of you.
The reason the big reveal that Auto is the "villain" is because the code he recieved; A113, then they show the previous captains. . . Auto slowly gets closer and closer to the center. This coincides with the command he recieved which was to take control of everything and to not return to earth. So hes not a VILLAIN but moreso just someone who follows orders unquestionably.
About those "trash skyscrapers", the WALL-Es were meant to build those massive piles of trash cubes, which were then loaded on shuttles and discharged into space. You can see the city full of them because at some point the shuttles stopped to remove them and every WALL-E on Earth gradually stopped working because of no maintenance and harsh climatic conditions. Our WALL-E survived because he always managed to take cover in the WALL-E carrier truck and learned how to repair himself with salvaged parts from the broken WALL-Es. He also learned about human behaviour and emotions, especially with that old movie, "Hello Dolly", until he managed to feel and show those emotions, too. 18:52 because these humans became so lazy, they choose to never left that condition of "total comfort"... that's why they became so fat and their appendages looks so undeveloped. 31:20 Those are WALL-A (Waste Allocator and Load Lifter-Axiom class) they're based on WALL-E architecture (the E stands for Earth class) and works like them, but in larger scale. 32:40 that's the meaning of that scene: WALL-E: Follow your directive... EVE: No... now YOU are my directive! W: NO! FOLLOW YOUR DIRECTIVE! It's the only way to come back to Earth. And Earth it's the only place where you can find the parts to fix me! Remember what I did with my eye? 36:59 Fun fact: The BGM starting at this point is the maintheme of 2001: Space Odissey. The main villain of that movie is the AI HAL 9000, a supercomputer with a big red eye. AUTO is heavily inspired to that AI.
WALL-E was part of cleaning bots to remove trash and garbage. I think that he is only one left the planet. I think that he became self-aware from experiences on the planet. As both of you see, he became lonely, of course with his buddy, bug (I don't it is a roach). This movie gets me every time that I watch it because even non-human machines know love.
Here's a lesser-used theme in science-fiction...a future where mankind has become completely dependent on technology. The very first issue of MAD (the comic book that preceded the magazine) had a story called *Blobs* ,where man, now a non-speaking, bug-eyed, limp-bodied creature ,rode around in motorized machines that performed every single action for them. Although intended as a parody of EC's own sci-fi stories, on-target satire. The 1975 Saturday-morning TV series *The Lost Saucer* had an episode with a similar plot... a future where all of mankind was fat because robots did all the work. That message is also part of the Zagler and Evans song *In The Year 2525* .
Ellie & Viki, you should be sure to watch all the way through the end credits -- they tell the story in drawings of what happens next for these people and Wall-e.
One of my favorites!! Love Wall-E, thank you for reacting, both of you are sooo cute as well, love watching all of you, please keep it up, thank you, can't wait to see the next reaction video..😁😁👍👍
@@huzaifashikrani5510 no need for you to question me!! Being rude is sometimes the only thing some ppl understand, u call me grandpa? That doesn't bother me, but disrespecting your elders, I do have an issue with
The reason the other Deviants followed the music, was because it was playing from Wall-E whenever he first met them/broke them out. So they just knew that Music meant Wall-E.
Amazing movie, definitely one of my favourites by Pixar. Also, I do agree with most people in the comments? I have always found it it a little strange (even as a child) when people say that a 20 years old movie is old. I mean, I'm barely above my 20s myself now, but for me anything that isn't from the early 80's or older is barely considered "aged" in my books. When it's about 20 years old, it's maybe "retro" depending on how different it is from nowadays themes... When something is nearing their 50s it becomes "vintage". Only when something is nearing a hundred years I actually think of it as an "antique/old", and that applies for everything for me, from music to furniture.
But… did you see it ‘till the end, all of the credits?? ‘Cause along the credits the images tell the end of the story, people learning to be humans again, evolving again to have a funcional body and to live a normal life, learn to cultivate plants, fishing, building new homes, etc., and having the robots next to them with new “directives” to help them to do that change to have a new human terrestrial life, and yes, the history of the little plant the captain planted again.
Did they call WALL-E "super old?" I think of it as practically new -- I mean, it was made in the 21st Century!! Lon Chaney's Phantom of the Opera -- that's old. Metropolis -- that's old. I don't think I ever even got used to it being the '90s, to tell the truth . . . Anyway, I always like people reacting to WALL-E. Although I love science fiction, WALL-E is one of the few robot characters I really like -- and he barely able to speak or do more than tilt his binocular-eyes up and down.
What this movie very carefully avoids acknowledging is... if we have the technology demonstrated by the Axiom... the Earth is in no danger from over-pollution.
So on another video, someone commented that you should definitely watch ‘October Sky.’ I decided to check the movie out to see what it was about. It was amazing. I definitely recommend reacting to it
I don’t think AUTO was evil tbh, it was just following its program and orders. He was ordered to never returned to earth since it was deemed uninhabitable, and his ultimately goal is to keep the humans safe on the ship. But his program was ultimately outdated since it made him incapable of seeing the possibility of saving earth. In the end he never really meant any harm and only really turned hostile when the heroes “threatened” humanity by trying to return to earth.
43:24 The 10 rivers that carry 93 percent of that trash into the oceans are the Yangtze, Yellow, Hai, Pearl, Amur, Mekong, Indus and Ganges Delta in Asia, and the Niger and Nile in Africa. We should focus our resources on removing the plastics and other trash from these rivers before it reaches the oceans.
I know this isn't considered Pixar's highest achievement, but it made audiences sympathize with a trash compactor. That's pretty impressive IMHO.
idk, for me this is peek Pixar, but im also big fan of robots.
Really, it isn't? I thought this and Ratatouille were universally agreed to be the best Pixar movies. Maybe I'm just biased, but I truly believe this movie is perfect
It's not? I thought it was exactly what you said it isn't. This is definately the best Pixar ever got.
@@Quotenwagnerianer I thought Toy Story was seen as their big hit
@@barryon8706 toy story is fine
"I don't want to survive! I wanna live!" Best line of the movie!
The pandemic in a nutshell.
@@julianfaranda True!
@@julianfarandathat moment improved my mental health
As a kid, I thought they meant the same thing, so I was super confused.
I always believed that the zap "kiss" Eve gives Wall-e at the end is how he retrieves his memories. How? I think the first time she did it, she unintentionally saved the data of his memories, and when she did it again, she unintentionally transferred the data back again. It is my headcanon that he would have forgotten everything that happened after that first "kiss" out in space.
Ooo, fascinating idea!
So he doesn't remember anything he diid in the Axiom? 😮
@@davidaugustofc2574 By my headcannon, yes, as a fact? can't say.
It’s sooo FUNNY when Ellie takes a complete 180 degree turn!! 😂
25:54 she’s all, “this is soooo CUTE!”
Then half a second later… “the fackin BITCH! This is the evil one 😡”
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
My Momma who passed in 2020, absolutely loved this movie so much ❤️
Man ....😭
Even in 2008, I think the scene when Wall-E disconnects the first person from her screen is a commentary that you shouldn't live your life always on social media, but to get up off your @ss and see life with your own eyes.
Yeah it's an exact forshadowing of how it is now. It's sad how many younger people would rather live their lives through a screen than naturally.
The very fact that you believe that only shows how rooted in the present you are.
Back then smartphones were a mere pinprick compared to what they were just 5 years later - social media was mostly just MySpace pages and a bit of Facebook, it was not even a spark compared to the all life consuming inferno it is today.
@@mnomadvfx Technology isn't bad whatsoever, but when its past being used in moderation is when it becomes unhealthy.
An average human can use technology perfectly fine and it has help us TREMENDOUSLY throughout the years.
@@StinkyGreenBud There are many younger people who would go into a panic without their social media access to see who liked their tweets and all of them will most likely not even know how to survive without their phones if technology disappeared.
@@lithari1480 yes it would be hard if what you grew up with, and used as a coping mechanism just completely disappears.
I spent my lock down in 2020 showing my favorite movies to my family. When my options were empty, I remembered this movie. It was perfect to our times because of the lifestyle of the people in the movie, my family realized they were living almost exactly like that reality.
"He will clean and I will love him"
That provoked an uncontrollable giggle lol
Right after and less than 5mins in Elle is concerned for the safety of the roach.
Hilarious and beautiful, no wonder I can't skip your channels reactions lol peace
This is a great movie. I also recommend a favorite of mine…Iron Giant. You will definitely cry if you watch it …but in a good way!
Also, Jennifer Aniston is one of the characters :)
I third that.
Iron Giant is the best sci fi animation movie at the end of the 90s
YES YES YES
An excellent choice!
I like how Ellie went from hating roaches to being emotionally attached to one in a matter of minutes.
This film proves many things, first of all (which is outside the film itself) is the fact that Pixar animation studios is one of the most skilled animation studios and group of creatives in existence (although they have not always made only masterpieces). Secondly, speaking of the movie itself well, what more is there to say than what you have seen ... not much actually 😅. The film despite having as main characters who do not speak manages PERFECTLY to convey the full range of emotions they feel, with a truly wonderful delicacy and realism. The level of criticism of man's indifference, to delegating problems to others by not assuming their own responsibilities, to society that is increasingly consumed and lobotomized (in the parenthesis on the Axiom), ecology and much more ... in short, everything makes us reflect and, at the same time, entertains with light and comic scenes. Before Wall-E I think only one other animated film did it, Brad Bird's The Iron Giant (which I highly recommend to anyone in case you miss it 😁, even you girls 💪).
Yeah Pixar used to mean great quality movies until 2015. Once John Lassiter left it went downhill in a hurry
29:28 Even though your reactions to the next part of that scene were cut out, I can tell from the cut to the scene after that you were tearing up from the Captain’s amazing dialogue
Especially the “I don’t want to survive, I wanna live!” Goddamn powerful
I think you added an extra “don’t”
@@realsies9387 Fixed it, but holy shit reading that sentence gave me a hard chuckle
Epiphanies can really make you speak in tongues, that Captain had an amazing subplot of his own and I’m so proud him for starting operation recolonize all by himself
I love that they say it’s a “super old” movie from 2008. 😄😄 love the homies ❤️
It's not even 15 years old yet. Sure, Aladdin, The Lion King and The Little Mermaid are old movies by now (though being a kid in the late 80's and early 90's it still doesn't feel that to me), Snow White which will be 90 in five years, THAT is super old movie along with Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo and Bambi.
One of my favorites Pixar movies when I was a kid. This movie makes me sad and happy because of Wall-E and Eve’s Relationship. Also AUTO is such a villain I hate and love at the same time.
I remember watching this in the theaters and amazed that so much emotional content could be conveyed through sheer visuals during the opening portion. I mean, I knew this was possible, but it wasn't something you normally associated with movies due to either songs or scripts. Seeing them go back to this old story-telling method of relying on visuals alone was heartwarming. And it was kind of fun seeing the young kids in the theater at the time all getting so invested in Wall-E simply by following his daily routine and interaction with the world around him.
WALL-E is set in 2805 ….
But the humans originally left Earth in 2105
Not saying it ain't true but I find it a bit odd as I believe the main soundtrack is titled 2815 AD
I really like seeing perspectives from other countries on my childhood movies. Being a Brazilian your accent made me feel at home, it was very refreshing for me.
U know what their accent is?
"Eeevah ?.... Eevah !"
The reason EVE threw the plant away is because her priority have changed from doing her job to be with WALL-E, as she loves him. While it seemed that at first that WALL-E giving her the plant was him saying "Don't worry about me, go and finish your job." it was "Take the plant to the holo-dectector so we can go back to Earth. The parts for fixing me are there." which EVE did understand when he said "Earth" while holding the plant.
Viki calling a movie from 2008 “super old”: 😂 With any type of art form, it doesn’t matter when it was made. I’ve seen great films from the 1920s!
Yes
Yeah one of my classes made us watch some 20s films, and at first I thought they couldn’t possibly be good, but I actually LOVED THEM, like i began to ask my mother to buy the films so I could show her all my favorites from class.
Yeah, I felt the sting a bit. Because unlike art, I'm ageing like milk
@@shawnpatrick1877 I feel like any movie 30 years or older at this point should be considered old. But to say that a movie that was less than 20 years ago is "super old" is silly.
Spiderman with Tobey Maguire came out in 2002 and people don't necessarily call that movie super old. But anyways, it's entitled to say what she feels of course lol, I'm just amused 😆
@Hector’s Hymn Me too.
One of the best films Pixar have done. Love how you girls get so into everything you watch
I felt old when Vicki called it “super old” I remember seeing it at the theater. 😅
Same😂
This is one of the best animated movies ever... The way it doesn't even require many dialogue to let you know it's message it's wonderful
1 thing that I like about WALL-E that not enough people bring up is that if you isolate the parts with just WALL-E the story works, but if you isolate the parts with just the Captain the story also still works. It's 1 of the few Disney films that actually does a subplot that is just as interesting as the main plot.
the reason why the other robots follow Eve and Wall-E, but mostly Wall-E is because he freed them and see him as their hero and perhaps leader
The robot's names are a description of their functions. Wall-E is Waste Allocation, Load Lifter, Earth class and Eve is Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator
EVE's voice actress was some random PIXAR staffer who recorded the lines as placeholders.
Elissa Knight did the voice for Tia in Cars franchise so she's not just a "random" staffer. I mean story staff, animators, producers and directors can have good voices and voice act too, that's why Joe Ranft became Heimlich and voiced a lot of Pixar characters, Brad Bird, Pete Docter, Andrew Stanton and even John Lasseter got voice roles, big and small, and animator Peter Sohn is now the new "John Ratzenberger"/Alan Tudyk.
@@mevb my point was she was not who they had in mind, but she did it so well that they didn't bother hiring someone else and just mixed her work. Her recording of the lines was originally meant as a how-to reference for whoever they were gonna get later.
If 2008 is deemed “super old” by Vicki’s standards, then 1985 (the year I was born) is probably prehistoric to her then!
In that case, I shudder to think what she'd call 1967 (when I was born).
@@rmar67 Probably the beginning of time lmao!
And Snow White in 1937 would have be primordial soup to them. 😀
My kids grew up on a diet of old movies that my wife and I grew up watching when we were children, from the Marx Brothers to the classic Universal monsters (Dracula, Frankenstein, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, etc.) to the musicals of Rodgers and Hammerstein. And they all have a great appreciation for these films, not because of their age, but their quality, something that never ages.
I'm 32 & many of my favourite movies are older classics: Some Like It Hot, Life of Brian, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Psycho, Manhunter, It's a Wonderful Life, Blade Runner & Spinal Tap. All were made before I was born, some decades before...I even converted a few of my friends too
The first half of Wall-E is one of the most beautiful & thought-provoking movies ever made.
In this movie the humans have spent almost 800+ years on that spaceship which is a luxery liner so they evolved and grew up while being constantly pampered and eventually grew to not need to use their bodies and since they didn't know any better until they started to experience life without the screen in their face.
When the woman's screen turned off and she said "woah!" it's because she never really saw the ship before and just saw the screen that showed her everything
There is a short called BURN-E, it takes place from the side of that robot outside the Axiom, you know? The white and red one that got trapped outside, he has an unfortunate time throughout the entire movie.
Wall-e is one of my favorite movies, another one that I highly recommend, which has a similar atmosphere, is the movie called "9" (nine), directed by Tim Burton and also set in a post-apocalyptic world and animated in 3D.
9 is amazing, hugely underrated! I've never seen anyone post a reaction to it.
9 is great! It's darker and more depressing than Wall-E but still has a happy ending. I remember it leaving a strong impression on me as a child when I first saw it. I rewatched it as a young adult and it was even better. Greatly underrated!
@@MrSporkster It's true, very underestimated and not well known within the genre, over the years that movie will be known even less... It is also true that there are no reactions to that animated movie and it would be great if they were the first channel.
@@bronnyredding8860 Exactly, it can be a somewhat strong movie for a very young child, it is still strong for an adult but it leaves you thinking and with a good message.
🤖 One of a LOT of different great movies that I'm surprised no reactors have caught on to yet. ua-cam.com/video/_qApXdc1WPY/v-deo.html
I love the detail of during when the captain is looking through the previous captains auto gets closer in the pics symbolizeing his power growing
Some Trivia. Directive A-113 is named after an inside joke which appears in other Pixar films. It's the homeroom of John Lassiters and other Pixar key founders at the Art School they went to, California Institute of the Arts (CalArts). You'll see A-113 hidden in all the Pixar movies and other animated movies.
This is such a brilliant film. I always love watching someone see it for the first time, so glad you guys loved it!
Wall E is super old , classic and probably the Storage house of many great memories . I am sure i watched this as an eight years old And cried for like a day 😅 and some what cried a little watching it again with you both . The movie was everything happy , sad , apocalypse , sci fi futuristic robot etc . This is One of my all time favourite list of movie.
2008 is super old to you?
The first part is just visual poetry, no dialog, and also the most SERIOUS warning
I guess being in my 20s is considered "old" for someone who's childhood was in 2008 lmao
Speaking of robots: please watch "Short Circuit" from 1986! It's with WALL-E's "Dad" 😊
I love this movie I love WALL·E this is my favorite Disney movie growing up this had a lot of impact on me and it’s adorable
If you wanna see the real WALL-E, so no animation, check out the sci fi comedy Short Circuit (1986), but in this one he's called Johnny 5! ✌🏼
God I love this movie so much. It's still my favourite Pixar film to date, so sweet - and I love that such a large portion of the movie is basically a silent film
Wall-E and Ratatouille are my favorite Walt Disney movies. I always feel comfort watching those.
Masterpiece. Through and through
I've always thought *WALL-E* looks like he could be the child of the robot *Johnny 5* from *(Short Circuit)*
I think the *#Homies* would enjoy
Johnny 5 is alive! And that goes a little closer to qualifying as a "super old" movie than this one is, but I still wouldn't even put that one in that category.
@@mattp6089 if Short Circuit or WALL-E is super old then I'm super old LOL
"This is a super old movie." *Existential dread intensifies*
I remember 2008 like it was yesterday.
Wait… are you saying it WASN’T yesterday??
Nobody cares if it’s an old movie
@@nadiakhalil9474 Good job buddy.
the reason wall-e got his memory back is because eve has kiss wall-e before
I know what it's like to have been forgotten by someone you love... I was Wall-E... I lived with my girlfriend who changed over the years and I was alone. Waiting for the woman I loved to come back. Waiting for her to remember who she was when she loved me.. I could have left at any time.. Given up and gone home.. But I stayed. Every day I would tell her that I loved her. Every day, I looked after her and the house, her car, and the pets. I kept hoping that the good person she was would come back. I would see her from time to time. Peeking though the person she became. She was still in there.... -- She died in my arms of cancer this June.. I'd taken her to the hospital and I was there every day with her.. In the end, I got the "Quantum Leap" ending... -- I spent years holding my own hands like Wall-E and praying that things would change. Sometimes, there are no happy endings. Or redemption. (addendum :. "Quantum Leap" was a TV show from the 90s in which Dr. Beckett would leap from person to person, year to year, and put the wrong things right. The last episode, ends on a black screen with the words, "Dr. Sam Beckett never returned." --- Fans were in an uproar because all those seasons of waiting to see if he gets home, and we felt like we got gypped. --- It's only when you look back at it as an older person that you realize he made the right choice. That the hero's job, is never really done.) -- In my relationship, I felt cheated. That had there been more time, maybe the good person she was would have come back. In the last six months, I lost her, the house, I had to give our pets to the shelter... And now I'm truly alone. Just me and the ghosts. The memories of the happy and the sad. And I will always be haunted by the last image in my head of her laying in a very quiet room turning blue and cold in the dim light.. No matter how many years we had, it wasn't long enough. And those last months flew through me like angry birds with razors..
@The Homies - Love it that you enjoyed Wall-E. These three other movies, were all produced and screen-played by the same creative team at Pixar;
A Shark's Tale, Finding Nemo, & Monsters, Inc.
Three more Pixar masterpieces that you both have to watch! x
Shark Tale is a Dreamworks movie.
You guys should watch Burn-E. It's a short animation that follows a repair robot aboard the space-cruiseliner and what it goes through during the latter half of this movie (it's pretty funny.)
Fun fact, the name of the robot is Wall-E after Walter Elias Disney (Walt Disney), and he representes the old classic Disney movies, while EVE represents the new computer generated movies from Pixar, also they resemble the old PCs and the new Apple computers, since Steve Jobs helped develop some programs for Pixar.
I always loved this movie. I enjoy watching this again, it makes me realize how little this movie relies on dialogue, its such pure storytelling, it can touch anybody anywhere. The themes it conveys are so pure of heart. This is truly a masterpiece. A pleasure to see this again with you both.
That tiny cleaning bot is my favorite, he's so frickin cute
This is a congressional protected film for being historically significant
I always have fond memories of this film.
This was the first film I took my first long term partner to. We were working on our post grads at uni at the time.
We had a great time and it was really cute.
Her mates compared me to Wall-E and her Eve considering our differences. I like to believe it was due to my practical skills.
Also I love the lack of general dialogue in the film, Sigourney Weaver emoted so well as Eve.
On an outside thought, you peeps should check out British pantomimes if you want a laugh :D
Sigourney Weaver didn’t voice Eve. Weaver voiced the ship’s computer (which did the automatic announcements, etc). Eve was voiced by a Pixar employee named Elissa Knight.
2008 is "super old"? Man, I must be a dinosaur.
There is a little "in credits story" showing how the humans and the robots work together to build new homes, planting and farm food, construct new water lines and aqueducts ... but not in a big exessive and wasteful way, more in an old-fashion style and reliable.
4:09 The Dog thought Vicky was trying to communicate with him 😆
Hearing a movie from 2008 described as "super old" hurt my heart....
WALL-E is my All time favorite Pixar Movie
Wall-e ‘ s card was for his energy. When a robot loses power the memory goes. If you think this movie hits you in the feels and is “ super old” try Short Circuit
this is my favorite Disney movie of all time. I have always liked robots when I was little and would always break or take apart my electronic toys just so I could see how they work and so I could see the motherboard inside. When this movie released at the movie's I wanted to see but couldn't cause my parents couldn't afford it. 2 months later they got me the film on DVD and I started freaking out. I sat down and watched it with them and fell in love with the movie and till this day it will always be my favorite film.
He just wanted to hold her hand Best part
After hearing what you both said in your summation. I truly believe you both have such amazing hearts. There should be more people like the both of you.
1:44 They weren't being literal 😆
I’ve always loved wall-e and now I love this channel
More of the story continues during the ending credits. And it' an uplifting story for the robots and the plant.
The reason the big reveal that Auto is the "villain" is because the code he recieved; A113, then they show the previous captains. . . Auto slowly gets closer and closer to the center. This coincides with the command he recieved which was to take control of everything and to not return to earth. So hes not a VILLAIN but moreso just someone who follows orders unquestionably.
About those "trash skyscrapers", the WALL-Es were meant to build those massive piles of trash cubes, which were then loaded on shuttles and discharged into space. You can see the city full of them because at some point the shuttles stopped to remove them and every WALL-E on Earth gradually stopped working because of no maintenance and harsh climatic conditions.
Our WALL-E survived because he always managed to take cover in the WALL-E carrier truck and learned how to repair himself with salvaged parts from the broken WALL-Es. He also learned about human behaviour and emotions, especially with that old movie, "Hello Dolly", until he managed to feel and show those emotions, too.
18:52 because these humans became so lazy, they choose to never left that condition of "total comfort"... that's why they became so fat and their appendages looks so undeveloped.
31:20 Those are WALL-A (Waste Allocator and Load Lifter-Axiom class) they're based on WALL-E architecture (the E stands for Earth class) and works like them, but in larger scale.
32:40 that's the meaning of that scene:
WALL-E: Follow your directive...
EVE: No... now YOU are my directive!
W: NO! FOLLOW YOUR DIRECTIVE! It's the only way to come back to Earth. And Earth it's the only place where you can find the parts to fix me! Remember what I did with my eye?
36:59 Fun fact: The BGM starting at this point is the maintheme of 2001: Space Odissey. The main villain of that movie is the AI HAL 9000, a supercomputer with a big red eye. AUTO is heavily inspired to that AI.
WALL-E was part of cleaning bots to remove trash and garbage. I think that he is only one left the planet. I think that he became self-aware from experiences on the planet. As both of you see, he became lonely, of course with his buddy, bug (I don't it is a roach). This movie gets me every time that I watch it because even non-human machines know love.
It’s a cockroach.
Here's a lesser-used theme in science-fiction...a future where mankind has become completely dependent on technology.
The very first issue of MAD (the comic book that preceded the magazine) had a story called *Blobs* ,where man, now a non-speaking, bug-eyed, limp-bodied creature ,rode around in motorized machines that performed every single action for them. Although intended as a parody of EC's own sci-fi stories, on-target satire.
The 1975 Saturday-morning TV series *The Lost Saucer* had an episode with a similar plot... a future where all of mankind was fat because robots did all the work.
That message is also part of the Zagler and Evans song *In The Year 2525* .
Ellie & Viki, you should be sure to watch all the way through the end credits -- they tell the story in drawings of what happens next for these people and Wall-e.
I was about to say the same thing. The end credits continue the story 🙂
One of my favorites!! Love Wall-E, thank you for reacting, both of you are sooo cute as well, love watching all of you, please keep it up, thank you, can't wait to see the next reaction video..😁😁👍👍
Are you flirting with them 😂
@@huzaifashikrani5510 no, I am not! I was complementing them on their reaction, and the choice of movie, and it's none of your business anyway
@@michaelholt3222 Wow chill out grandpa no need to be so rude
@@huzaifashikrani5510 no need for you to question me!! Being rude is sometimes the only thing some ppl understand, u call me grandpa? That doesn't bother me, but disrespecting your elders, I do have an issue with
One of the most lovely romances that I ever seen. Unforgettable.
The reason the other Deviants followed the music, was because it was playing from Wall-E whenever he first met them/broke them out. So they just knew that Music meant Wall-E.
Im feel like Wall E when he see the scene of Hello Dolly
Thank you for reminding me how beautiful this movie was, although I probably didn't need to be crying tonight
walle remembering even after getting a new card always makes me think of irobot and "ghosts in the machine"
Yeah, I love WALL-E! I've seen it maybe 3 or 4 times now and it makes me cry each time! :)
25:41 the first Human contact in 700 years
26:08 define "Dancing" 🥲
Love the references to 2001: a Space Odyssey (1968): Otto's eye, the Blue Danube Waltz and Also Sprach Zarathustra.
Thankyou viki for proving the universal truth that girls named viki are gorgeous.
First time I’ve ever seen Viki crying witout saying, “Oh ho ho ho ho ho ho.” Hahahahaha.
this is the future of our land
Amazing movie, definitely one of my favourites by Pixar. Also, I do agree with most people in the comments? I have always found it it a little strange (even as a child) when people say that a 20 years old movie is old. I mean, I'm barely above my 20s myself now, but for me anything that isn't from the early 80's or older is barely considered "aged" in my books. When it's about 20 years old, it's maybe "retro" depending on how different it is from nowadays themes... When something is nearing their 50s it becomes "vintage". Only when something is nearing a hundred years I actually think of it as an "antique/old", and that applies for everything for me, from music to furniture.
The bigger versions of WALL-E are called WALL-A (Waste Allocation Lift Loader Axiom Class).
From 2008. "It's so old!" Feels so old...
But… did you see it ‘till the end, all of the credits?? ‘Cause along the credits the images tell the end of the story, people learning to be humans again, evolving again to have a funcional body and to live a normal life, learn to cultivate plants, fishing, building new homes, etc., and having the robots next to them with new “directives” to help them to do that change to have a new human terrestrial life, and yes, the history of the little plant the captain planted again.
Did they call WALL-E "super old?" I think of it as practically new -- I mean, it was made in the 21st Century!! Lon Chaney's Phantom of the Opera -- that's old. Metropolis -- that's old. I don't think I ever even got used to it being the '90s, to tell the truth . . . Anyway, I always like people reacting to WALL-E. Although I love science fiction, WALL-E is one of the few robot characters I really like -- and he barely able to speak or do more than tilt his binocular-eyes up and down.
Seeing first time reactions has honestly become interesting because of how differently it can interpreted without any prior context
You guys have to do Inside Out next. I think that and Wall E were the two best Pixar movies.
What this movie very carefully avoids acknowledging is... if we have the technology demonstrated by the Axiom... the Earth is in no danger from over-pollution.
"It's a super old movie.....from 2008!" - Viki
I'm impressed at how well you predicted the narrative role of the plant, before Eve even arrived!
So on another video, someone commented that you should definitely watch ‘October Sky.’ I decided to check the movie out to see what it was about. It was amazing. I definitely recommend reacting to it
I don’t think AUTO was evil tbh, it was just following its program and orders.
He was ordered to never returned to earth since it was deemed uninhabitable, and his ultimately goal is to keep the humans safe on the ship.
But his program was ultimately outdated since it made him incapable of seeing the possibility of saving earth.
In the end he never really meant any harm and only really turned hostile when the heroes “threatened” humanity by trying to return to earth.
18:40 if you don't want to end up like this... quit playing video games, lol
43:24 The 10 rivers that carry 93 percent of that trash into the oceans are the Yangtze, Yellow, Hai, Pearl, Amur, Mekong, Indus and Ganges Delta in Asia, and the Niger and Nile in Africa.
We should focus our resources on removing the plastics and other trash from these rivers before it reaches the oceans.
Imo “old movies “ means “the silent era”
0:07 - dont call it that...please...
When a Robot has more charm and romance than some guys.