WALL-E (2008) Trailers & TV Spots
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Requested by sonicfan20395.
Collection of all the promotional material I managed to find for one of Pixar's best flicks, Wall-E. Putting this video together made go back and revisit this film after so many years and, after being lukewarm on the second half of the movie after Wall-E left Earth, I was surprised to find out how much more I enjoyed it this time around and embraced the themes better than I first did.
On that note, I also headcanon Wall-E as taking place in the same universe as the Short Circuit films, so in my eyes Johnny 5 is Wall-E's precursor/papa.
This video is meant for archival purposes only.
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After 700 years of doing what he was built for, he'll discover what he's meant for.
In the distant future, a small waste-collecting robot inadvertently embarks on a space journey that will ultimately decide the fate of mankind.
Directed by: Andrew Stanton
Written by: Andrew Stanton & Jim Reardon
Music by: Thomas Newman
Cinematography by: Jeremy Lasky & Danielle Feinberg
Runtime: 98 minutes
Genre: Adventure/Family
Release date: June 27th, 2008
Starring: Ben Burtt, Elissa Knight, Jeff Garlin, Fred Willard, MacInTalk, John Ratzenberger, Kathy Najimy, Sigourney Weaver, Karleen Griffin, Kim Kopf, Niki McElroy, Garrett Palmer, Jessica Skelton, Kai Steel Smith & Michael Toy.
Tags: Wall-E, 2008, Pixar, Disney, Pixar Animation Studios, Walt Disney Pictures, animation, Andrew Stanton, Jeff Garlin, Fred Willard, MacInTalk, John Ratzenberger, Sigourney Weaver, trailers, TV spots, TV ads, promos, previews, commercials, Film Previews
0:03
This teaser trailer was Shown in Theaters with:
Ratatouille
3:16 - 5:47
The offical trailers was shown in Theaters with:
National Treasure: Book Of Secrets
College Road Trip
Horton Hears a Who
Speed Racer
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
I remember seeing the teaser trailer for the movie on the ratatouille dvd and Animat referenced it in his review of wall e.
So did I well the first part you said
This deserved to be on the Criterion Collection.
It is on the Criterion Collection?
@@Jurassic1993Parkit is now
8:18
The promo of WALL-E (2008) was shown in DVD:
1) houses of Disney channel: are your team is toon enough? DVD
(1/2/08)
2) Klonoa and friends: the cake Queen that never lied DVD
(2/2/08)
21:43
The promo of the dvd movie of WALL-E (2008) was shown in dvd:
1) snowball the little reindeer: happy dragon day! DVD
*the movie little reindeer on borde on earth was a Nickelodeon movie before the show snowball the little reindeer was remove from Disney channel in 2023*
(10/2/08)
2) my best friend winter the deer: say hi to winter’s cousins DVD
(11/1/08)
Not sure if you knew this, but the ratatouille Wii game has a WALL-E teaser in it that I've never really seen anywhere else
toy story made a superbowl ad with woody and buzz featuring wall-e what do think about the toy story wall-e superbowl ad what was it promoted for?
Uh, for Wall-E? I'm pretty sure it was just a cute meta way to advertise the movie.
BEST! BIRTHDAY! PRESENT! EVER!
Oh damn, happy birthday, dude! 🥳
Your 9 and Transformers requests should be coming up in a few weeks or so, so do keep an eye out as well.
@@Jurassic1993Park Okay, thank for the tip! Can I add in another request sometime later?
@@sonicfan20395 Sure, but I do need to warn you that I've gotten an overabundance of requests since the last time we talked, so unfortunately your new request (assuming it's not already on the list) won't be out for a very long time.
@@Jurassic1993Park okay, thank for giving me a head up… I’ll wait until late August or September then.
@@sonicfan20395 Nah, if you were to wait until then, most likely I would have gotten more requests in the meantime and yours would continue to be pushed back. It's better if you do it now than later.
I wanna bet...
Teaser Trailer #1 (0:00) came out with:
Ratatouille (Theatrical Release)
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix / The Simpsons Movie
Underdog
Teaser Trailer #2 (1:38) came out with:
The Game Plan
Bee Movie
Teaser #3 (3:17) with:
Enchanted
Alvin and the Chipmunks
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
Theatrical Trailer (5:45) with:
College Road Trip
Horton Hears a Who
Iron Man
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
Kung Fu Panda
Hope I not see some angry comments of where I put them at.
You are correct, because I saw those trailers in theaters.
Funny enough
@@ManicMoreEst-oe4ox
Ferdinand: blue skies in trouble 😠
Narrator: we need him
David: Whoa 😨
Narrator: from Paramount pictures and Sega
Axiom’s Computer: caution, rogue Humans
Narrator: calms the next generation
Hilda: DAVID! 😨
I was 5 years old when I saw this film with my sister who was 2, because our parents had taken us to see it, and we really loved it, and it was actually our first Pixar film that we saw in the theater, and this was sparked my love for Pixar!
Also in 8:17 - 10:07 that has to be Melissa Disney voicing over that trailer! If I hear a voice that sounds like an adult Ginger Foutley, I know it's her!
20:44
11:05 WAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
what are the name of the songs in one of the wall-e tv spots?
Which one specifically?
@@Jurassic1993Parkthe first tv spot
@@marcuswainright2251 This the song you mean (catchy part starts at 0:23)?
ruclips.net/video/Dvo6ChoKCF4/видео.html
@@Jurassic1993Parkno the first tv spot after the toy story superbowl ad after the follow the clues by x ray dog
@@marcuswainright2251 ruclips.net/video/tHysqsRtYh0/видео.html
One question please. In the movie, WALL-E, did Industrial Light & Magic provide the animation or visual effects?
They provided the visual effects for the live-action shots: everything with the late Fred Willard and the Buy n Large commercials.
@@Jurassic1993Park Hmm. That's interesting. And why couldn't Disney animated movies be co-produced by other production companies?
@@samwhitacre Uh, don't think that's a question I can answer really.
@@Jurassic1993Park I see. But why couldn't Industrial Light & Magic provide the animation for Disney computer animated movies? Were they just too complicated at all?
@@samwhitacre ...because Disney and Pixar have their own animation studios to accomplish just that?
They don't need ILM because ILM is a VFX/CG company that mainly does work for live-action media. Pixar only partnered with them to handle the live-action portions because Andrew Stanton wanted to have a clear depiction between the past humans in the movie and what they had become in the Axiom. It was a stylistic choice. And again, Pixar and Disney's animation studios exist for a reason, so why would they leave all their work for an outside company to handle when it would be mindboggingly counterintuitive to the creation of their studios in the first place?
I'm confused as to why you're perplexed by such a simple notion.
I have this on Blu-ray!
Request: Cars (2006) Trailers and TV Spots.
I do plan on getting "Wall-E" on DVD one of these days
5:54 what’s this music
Fun fact: The scene at 20:54 is a deleted scene. They swap WALL·E saving eve to Eve saving Wall e.
toy story 2
a bug's life
monsters inc
finding nemo