Watching WALL-E (2008) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Movie Reaction!
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Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! Next up is Pan’s Labyrinth and The Princess And The Frog. First there will be another surprise movie!!
Hopefully It’s one I think it is. If not oh well 😂
Ooo surprised about Pan's Labyrinth.
Would you consider watching the planet of the apes trilogy (unless you’ve already seen it)
@@jamesggggg8598 Already seen it unfortunately, but one of my favorite trilogies!
@@nickflix8657 same 😂
Gotta appreciate how they made us so attached to a couple of characters who only say about half a dozen words each.
Have you heard of a little thing called Pokemon?
@@Rickettson I have. TBH, I never got that into it though. Especially the series. A little too formulaic for me.
@@ashleypenn7845 Yes, that's how franchises work.
@@AutumnWoodham uh... I was talking about the writing of the episodes. 🤨
Not to mention the characters that don’t say anything at all. Just a random FYI, the opening song and the scenes he learns about hand holding from are from a musical called “Hello Dolly”
"oh, is it a junkyard?"
Yes, the entire planet is a junkyard, welcome to Earth.
WALL-E: *Punches* Welcome to Urff!
Says the guy who just took 2 bins to his curb...
I literally was like, “nah it’s Earth, but close” 🤣😂
@@johnrob3215 It sucks, but you can hate a system and still have to partake in it
@@00Indeedibly00 assumes facts not in evidence
Auto wasn’t evil just doing what he was programmed to do.
kinda like Hal 9000
What’s the difference if the result is the same?
@@oaf-77 He was programmed not to return because it was believed earth would never be inhabitable again. So he was programed to protect the humans living on that ship. Now, is that evil? Thats the difference.
The difference is that, if he wasnt told to assume control and not let them go back auto would have helped
But what does the intent matter if the end result is the same?
Can we talk about the fact that Eve was in such a state of desperation to save Wall-E, that she didn't take him outside for him to charge, and instead she blasted a hole in the roof. She wasn't willing to waste a single *second* . Something about that intense desperation makes that brief moment when Wall-E isn't himself anymore even sadder for me.
Oh, dude...true 😢
Probably my favorite part of the whole movie
(^w^) Desperation
On a technical animation level, consider how all the emotions expressed by Eve were expressed through the shape of her digital eyes. And all the emotions expressed by Wall-E were expressed through the tilt of his camera-eyes. No mouth smile. No eyebrows. Very little voice intonation (although Eve did use some.) All the normal methods used when animating humans were unavailable, except for those two things. Pixar animators understand the role of eyes in emotion better than anyone.
As someone who has been drawing all her life, eyes are the most crucial part of the expression. I spend a lot of time on them because they have the most impact and they have to be right to work. Major props to the animators here, their work is magnificent 👏👌
He technically does have eyebrows, they’re just a solid piece that raises rather than an actual hair brow
My favorite scene is when WALL-E and Eve are flying together outside the ship
@@nelsonv1953 how?
@@nelsonv1953 okay...if they went to that length then it's pretty great....maybe that extinguisher spraying might be the physics part
That was the only good part of the movie.
"I don't want to survive. I wanna live!"
That's one of my favorite lines ever uttered in a film.
The quarantine mantra.
Teaching babies "B is for Buy n Large, your best friend" is so disturbing, a type of grooming.
It's not grooming, it's indoctrination. Corporate indoctrination, to be more precise.
Who hurt you 2?
It's the same as letting children sing the national anthem every morning at school... 🤔😖
@@cucublueberry8078 not at all, teaching kids to be patriots is very important
@@thatsroughbuddy_ I'm from Germany. So... No, it's not. It's potentially dangerous. The only thing it teaches kids is to think the country they live in is better than any other. Which is not the case 99% of the time.
Tell me one good thing that comes from teaching kids to be patriots.
700 years in space, they're basically a new species now.
Just 700 years in space, generated gravity and no natural selection happening. "New species"? lol
@@DaP84 Still genetic drift and extreme (overly nice) conditions though.
@Vanikerch Fair enough.
I suppose all that calls into question what "new species" means, as there isn't any line.
700 years is nowhere near enough time for evolution to happen bud...
@@SirKolass evolution can happen faster then in 700 years. Just depends on the pressures exerted on the species and the speed of generations.
Wall-E has a special spot in my heart and mind. The friendship/comradeship between Wall-E and Eve is just so wholesome and heartfelt as mentioned. This movie also highlights issues in regards to our own environment and how us humans are often negligent of it. Ignorance is bliss, as they say, but then again it can eventually lead to the worst outcomes. This is an eye-opener for all kids and us adults as to why we should care more for our surroundings and not just leave excessive deposits around everywhere.
When Wall-E first kissed EVE, he gave her the Spark of Life. If you notice, she stops caring about the Plant after that, and is more interested in Wall-E. This is why when Wall-E died, he was essentially factory reset. He only came back once EVE kissed him, giving him the Spark of Life back. It's the difference between a machine and a sentient being.
Wall-E also spread that spark to the other robots in different ways, such as teaching M-O to ignore the lines and forge his own path. If you notice, the robots all sing the song that Wall-E plays, because he taught them to learn and feel for themselves. Also, the so-called "broken" robots never use the lines after Wall-E shows up, while the steward robots exclusively use the lines.
Oh wow, I've watched this movie several times, and I never noticed that whole "spark of life thing!" Nice catch!
I did notice the whole "WALL-E inspiring other robots to go their own way/path" theme, such as the moment where the cleaning robot (MO) decided to go off his pre-set path to follow WALL-E so he could clean up his dirt tracks that he left behind. I always thought that was a nice touch.
It's interesting how they used live action to depict humans before they left earth. I think that's done for a few reasons. For one thing, prior to seeing the cartoony fat humans on the Axiom, everything in the film has an element of realism to it, except the cockroach. It could believably be live action if you squint. Also, they wanted to use the clip of Hello Dolly for Wall-e to watch, showing his desire to experience love. Thirdly, and I think this one's the most important, they wanted to show humanity in a way that we would recognize it, so that it would be more jarring when we get to the Axiom and see how they have fallen.
What do you mean cockroaches doesn't survives getting internationally crushed?
* Does something exactly something like that twice to see if they would just mold back into shape *
the more times ive watched this flick the more I think its Pixar's best movie. I love that for the first part until they get to the ship is straight visual storytelling with just the right amount of comedy, mystery, romance, the visuals, and more. its also a really good commentary on the state of our planet and how were polluting it to an extreme rate.
@@Jo3x23 no just let this masterpiece be
@@Jo3x23
The way sequels usually turn out, especially by studios that are often more into making things for profit rather than artistic sake, I would prefer Disney not touch WALL-E and leave it as a standalone work.
Pretty much summed up my thoughts on this movie. To me, WALL-E truly is the greatest Pixar movie there is; WALL-E is peak Pixar and just one of the best Disney movies of all time imo.
You're all absolutely 100% correct, there's no need to improve on this wonderfully wholesome classic we love so much...
One of my favorite parts of this film is when wall-e waves at the robot & it learns something human, very profound.....
@@johnwalker1058 i think instead of a sequel they should make a Disney+ series to give die hard wall-E fans something in the recent years
The humans are not in trance though, it's just called "social media" xD
I hope you all drink enough water because this movie is dehydrating af 💙💙💙
26:20 - "Most of them have been up there for literally thousands of years."
23:27 - "Welcome to day two hundred fifty five thousand six hundred and forty two . . ."
That makes about 700 years.
we got a mathematician here
It was still enough though. dang :0
Wall-E is one of the best animated films in history. I would argue the Toy Story saga is Pixar's best work, but in terms of award-winner films, Wall-E is their best.
The movie Wall-E is watching is Hello Dolly! A very awesome musical starring Barbara Streisand and Michael Crawford! The song in the beginning of the movie and the song that he's watching is from that film! I totally recommend it
Micheal Crawford was also in the Disney movie ‘Condorman’
Michael Crawford also had an amazing vocal talent. He was the original Phantom in Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera".
Listen to the original soundtrack for his singing. :-)
Barbra Streisand
13:23 NickFlix: She is not going to solve the Rubix cube
Eve: *solves the Rubix cube*
NickFlix: *surprise Pikachu face*
I have been summoned
1# Rubix cube master
“I thought he was going to keep the ring!”
If he knew what was coming that day he would have ❤️
Can I heart this comment? LOL
beautiful
when robots have a better romantic story than myself
That shriek that EVE does when Wall-E gets crushed holding up that machine to keep it from closing crushes my soul every time ;A; Loved this reaction through and through, Nick!
One of my favorite examples of how great Pixar is at character animation is when WALL-E's memory is wiped. Despite him being a bunch of solid metal bits that can't make traditional expressions, it's immediately clear that all the personality we saw from him throughout the movie is gone, which makes it all the more impactful when it comes back.
I always loved the tiny detail of Wall-E calling her Eva simply because he's unable to pronounce Eve, and can only say the sounds 'eev' and 'va'
Same here. WALL-E has a nickname for her that only he calls her by, which adds to the cuteness.
If someone doesn't cry during this, they are not human. I sob every time.
especially where WALL-E almost died, then EVE's rush to repair him, and his brief lost of memory and personality before EVE gave him a kiss that re-sparked his consciousness
I don’t shed tears anymore, but WALL•E, EVE, the captain, and the others are so endearing that I still *feel* the emotional beats hit.
EVE being enchanted with lighters, her determination to serve her purpose, her breaking the mold and redefining her directive. MO’s giddy rebellion and tenacity for cleanliness. The captain’s enthusiasm with Earth and how EVE coming back positive gave him hope and a will to live. *Literally every sound and action* that WALL•E does on screen! (My chest can’t NOT drop when the machine crashes down on him owww-)
The humanity of these machines is so damn immersive~
@@niyaodom1944 facts u feel ur heart tightening a bit
WALL-E must be one of the most gentle & innocent & kindest characters ever put to film, regardless of genre. He's not a child, he is not an adult. And yet he is both, at heart. A total expert at what he knows & can do but completely oblivious to everything else. His true greatness is his curiosity. That's why he was the last remaining robot of his kind, he developed an actual AI. Damn lucky that it was an AI with such a good soul. What I also love so much about this film that, with the exception of AUTO & his little helper, every single being, robot as human, that encounters WALL-E changes during the course of the story. They all wake up, they all become more than their original directive & they take their eyes off their screens. The curiosity of WALL-E spreads as a positive force to everybody. One of my favorite examples is the secretary bot below the captain's cabin that realizes that it can wave its one & only limb just because WALL-E waves hello to it as he passes. This story is so much about freedom. Humans & robots don't realize they are all slaves. All they needed to do to free themselves was to look up, to jump off the light trails on the floors.
WALL-E is also a magnificent sci-fi movie! And its creators paid so much homage to all time sci-fi classics. Most certainly to 2001 but also to Alien. The computer voice on the Axiom is, after all, Sigourney Weaver herself! This is my absolute fav animated film ever! It makes me laugh, it makes me think, it makes me cry. And it's also so simple. A movie everyone should watch.
Second comment: The first time we watched this was in high school, during lunch, when our classmate brought a copy. I still remember how we crowded around their laptop and awed over Wall-E and Eve, as well as the human couple. Wall-E is one of the OG cinnamon rolls before cinnamon rolls were a thing. 😁
This movie made us Cry about two robots and a Cockroach, while teaching us a lesson in Contamination, Trash, politics, etc, this movie is just amazing.
I think that this is definitely one of those movies that you actually "experience" and feel, and it can be surprising the amount of emotion it can make you feel with the characters, colors, and music. This has definitely been one of those movies that floored me (and I love animated films lol) and it's so great to watch people experience it and love it for the first time 👍👍👍😁😁😁. I'll still put it on to help me sleep sometimes since there is so little speaking in the beginning. Thanks for another great reaction!
Fun fact! If you didn't know, there was multiple axioms! You hear the president say, "autopilots" as in plural (32:27), refering to the other axioms autopilots, and in the little tv holograms, there's multiple axioms!
This movie is easily one of the best animated movies to come out in the past couple decades. So great!
The original ending was a lot darker: the characters that Wall E meets were aliens, but in a spoof of Planet Of The Apes, the aliens, whom look giant bowls of Jelly, are actually humans, having mutated by 700 years due to radiation exposure in space. The aliens find the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor, resembling what they once were.
...Holy crap, that ending's so much more interesting. I love the original but WOW.
That looks dumb lol
That’s not the original ending, it’s the ending they considered during the writing stages. And they were just gong to be aliens. It was abandoned as an idea early on, not only because it’s really stupid, but there’s nowhere for the story to go. Unless you’re interested in Pixar’s writing process, it holds no other value as a fun fact.
@@chrissmith6097 As someone interested in Pixar's writing process, I can confirm: that doesn't seem helpful outside that specific field of knowledge lol
Feels a lot more realistic
I can’t believe I didn’t enjoy this movie when I was younger! It’s not my favorite Pixar movie now, but I love it way more compared to when I was a kid! 🥰
That was me with Ratatouille. 2000s decade Pixar man, so much quality stuff. Lol
Me w/ Toy Story and especially Monsters Inc tbh. I loved Finding Nemo, Wall-E, RATATOUILLE (fav Pixar film), Up, but wasn’t too into the first two. Monsters Inc especially has grown on me and I love it now
@@Little1Cave Same for me on both, as well as all the 2000s Pixar movies sans Monsters Inc - they just felt boring to hyperactive child me, but watching them back now, I appreciate them a lot more. They really are beautiful films in ways that that kid from 2008 couldn't fully appreciate, in the midst of his obsession with Transformers.
Such few words are spoken, yet it is one of the more emotional Pixar movies I’ve seen.
Sigourney Weaver (ALIEN movies) provided the female computer voice on the AXIOM...another sci-fi Easter egg😎
21:17 John is his real name. His voice actor is John Ratzenberger. He's in nearly every Pixar movie. He's Hamm in the Toy Story movies, for instance.
Cliff Clavin from Cheers.
I saw this movie when it came out and it was so much more impactful than I expected. It's yet another testament to how you don't actually need dialogue to make a film.
The old film WALLE watches is called Hello Dolly, and was an old musical about a matchmaker.
the fact that this movie only has about 12 minutes of dialogue is absolutely amazing
This movie really does help make a case for "Kevin Malone's Linguistic Minimalism Theory:"
"Why use lot word when few word do trick?"
@@johnwalker1058 100%
7:17 Run! The humans are coming!
Kkkk I'm sorry, Wall-E just always fills me with a quiet sense of horror at the scenery of all the mountains of trash, and the way you said "humans are coming" was perfect.
Wall-E is voiced by Ben Burtt, the lead sound designer on the original 6 Star Wars. Any iconic sound effect you think of from those movies, that was Ben.
I also find it funny in this movie that the one film that seems to survive is Hello Dolly, one of the most expensive flops in film history that not only killed the "Roadshow" presentation format but severely crippled Movie Musucals as a bankable genre.
So basically Wall-E and R2-D2 have the same “voice actor”? That’s AMAZING 😍
@@amy_grace Yup. That is right.
My favorite movie ever I think when it comes to animated movies. Wall-E has everything for everyone. It was my romance movie before I met my wife. ^_^ Among its many themes, the obvious one is humans conception of products and things. Polluting the earth and what not. It's why the movie did well and with adult. There was deeper story in alot of it for adults like me.
I remember seeing this in theatres as a kid and sobbing. Like I was not prepared for the emotional roller coaster that you go on with these robots that really don’t even talk. They were able to convey just so much emotion!! I love Wall-E and Eve and the cockroach… they just did such a great job at showing characters emotions and stories without words and that always stuck with me
One of Pixar's Best! Probably one of my favourites up there with Ratatouliee and Incredibles
I had a feeling that you would love this one! 😁
A heads up: if you didn't watch the end credits, go watch them! 😊
They show some if what happened during the first time of humans being back on earth, and they are just really cute 😍
Great reaction as always 😁
Thanks for letting me know!
In the end credits they show how earth is rebuilt. You should have watched through those as well.
I just love your reactions. Not only you point out things I never realized when I watched these kinds of films, but also the love and admiration you have for every aspect of each movie
Thanks so much so glad you like them!
6:12 when I went to see this in theaters, every adult in the theater started laughing at this scene.
This movie came out the same year as THE DARK KNIGHT. Most thinking people wanted both to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars. Because of genre bias neither of them were. The Academy embarrassed themselves so severely that they eventually changed their own rules to have 10 Best Picture nominees. Because the old fogies in the Academy insisted they couldn't pick ten movies a year they came up with a convoluted way of having voting that gave them a random number of nominees for BP depending on how many votes the movies got. It resulted in even crappier Best Picture winners. I do believe that this year they are going back to a solid ten nominees. This was a masterpiece. It's a shame we didn't take the lesson. Ten years on and we spent a whole year surviving instead of living.
There is a live action movie from the 70s that was a lot like this called SILENT RUNNING.
Silent Running is one of my all time favorite older sci-fi movies. I would recommend it.
I get so emotional when it comes to Wall-E. He's just so adorable! Him aside, I love this movie and the message and music. So beautiful.
I always get teary eyed in the beginning when he's watching Hello Dolly and he does the hand holding thing. You don't need words to tell how he's feeling
Such a great movie! Glad you’re feeling better and finally got to this one
Oh my gosh, I just realized that wall-e decorated his home for her with lights, because he knew she came from space and they would look like the stars!!!! My heart ♥️
This movie is a masterpiece. Anyone who doubts it doesn't understand cinema
Neat fact the small robot Cozmo is the closest we have to that small janitor robot and it is cute and The scenes of the Earth recovering that appear during the credits were added after test audiences said that they didn't think the people on the spaceship would survive. Credit to TV Tropes. PS Happy you loved the film I thought it would be a silly film but then I watch it and was really surprised at hoe good it was.
The scene where Wall-e and Eve fly around the ship made me instantly fall in love with the movie when I first saw it. The music and the way they fly around like they're flying round the ship like they're dancing in space is so beautiful.
this was probably my favourite childhood movie :)
Such an amazing movie most people nowadays forgot about or haven't seen. The message about how Earth is going to end up like how it is in the movie; its something people acknowledge but still to this day no major change has happened.
The pandemic you saw the oxygen levels rise and the air feeling more easier to breath, nature and animals coming out. But now that it's coming to a so called end, cars and many factories will start again and continue to destroy the earth
Auto may have been the "villain" of the movie but he wasn't evil. Auto was just following his directive, which came from the last president of Buy'N'Large. The President had more authority than the captain, so that's who's order he was going to follow. As far as he was concerned, his last order was to stay away from Earth so that's what he was doing.
WALL-E is short for Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-class. Eve stands for Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator.
This is a commentary on screen addiction, environmental destruction, technology dependence and megacorporations. It's not really a "beautiful" setting. It's really sad. Characters are likeable and memorable which is why the movie ranks high amongst fans, but it's really depressing.
The only one to actually touch on this
I agree and respectfully disagree. Beauty and sorrow are not mutually exclusive in my mind. While I agree with you on how sad the state of the Earth in this movie is and that the cause of it was awful and ugly, there is a certain beauty to the landscape still. The towers of trash are depressing, but also breathtaking as you realize how much time it took to build them, like memorials to what used to exist. They are like a ghost of cities left abandoned long ago and reminiscent of the life and joy now gone (much like Once Upon a December from Anastasia). Then when Eve is introduced as she soars above the ruined land, the scenery is dull but not dark, sunlight shines and the shot is beautiful because of Eve's graceful arcs and the freedom she displayed, but it still is touched by the sorrow of the Earth's plight. What happened to the Earth in this movie is steeped in sadness and grave warnings, but there is still beauty there, like a sad song sung by an angelic voice.
@@sunfurycommenting1013 Seeing comments like this is what keeps me going. :')
@@JonathanH Then I am happy to be of service 😊
@@sunfurycommenting1013 I'm not sure if that's a deliberate Bicentennial Man reference but I'm going to assume it is.
That scene of Eve and Wall.E flying in space is a million times better when experienced during the World Of Color show in California Adventure...IVE SEEN GROWN MEN CRY during that part!😄🤣
I highly recommend THE NEVERENDING STORY!
Yes!!!!!
Oh gosh, do you wanna destroy this poor man!?!?! 😂
It's not as long as it sounds.
ARTAX!!!!
Wall-E's 'dad' is actually Johnny 5 from "Short Circuit"
That's my theory!
WALL-E was indeed inspired by Johnny 5 from SHORT CIRCUIT, especially the eye pieces. Well-spotted!
I love this movie 😍
Tbh when it comes to some views consistency is a lot less important than a familiar face they just like- your personality is great! I love watching movies with ya.
The message in this movie is so great and important especially now
Such an underrated movie .... Wall-E is really fantastic!!!
I'd only seen this once before, but it is so beautiful. They did such a good job conveying emotions with few words.
It really is! Surprised me so much with how good of a story it was!
I remember seeing this in the theater, and almost cried near the end. I had no idea a cute animated movie about robots would get that reaction out of me! ...Or that a cockroach could be cute 😅 Excited to see what you think of Pan’s Labyrinth!
The clip is from “hello dolly” with Barbara Streisand and Walter Matthau. Though it’s the supporting cast shown on screen.
i feel like this movie will continue to be loved by people decades, maybe even centuries into the future.
This is without a doubt THE MOST unique Pixar film. This film is so dependent on visual storytelling, but in a beautiful way. LOVE IT.
The creators of WALL-E wanted to know how much they could remove from a face but still show as much emotion as possible for WALL-E. In the end, a neck, eyes, and eyebrow analogues give a full range of emotions. It's amazing how well it works, and how much they let us learn about WALL-E through only actions. Because WALL-E and EVE don't say much, it's all about what they do that tell us about them. In fact, most of the movie's story is told with as little dialogue as possible, telling it with what you see in the background. And it does it better than a lot of movies with a huge script can.
And there are so many moments toward the end that just bring me to tears, no matter how many times I watch. Without a doubt, this is one of the absolute best movies Pixar has ever done.
Im here to share all the tears I bawled when Wall-e is trying to hold the detector up and...
Anyways this is a very beautiful movie, I always enjoy it so much, thanks for sharing this reaction!
Woooo!!!! I gotta go get something done real quick but after that, WALL-E TIME!!! 😆
No problem haha take your time😂
Wall-E is the first and only movie I had watched multiple times in theaters. Like 5 times. All my friends and family kept going to see it and I tagged along with each group. It's like, 'Oh you're going to see Wall-E for the first time? Mind if I come along?'
It's still one of my all time favorites.
Little fun fact about the song in the credits:
That was actually supposed to be performed at the Oscars, but when Peter found out it wasn't going to be the full song, he turned it down.
Thanks for that fun fact!
WALL-E is without a doubt one of the best movies pixar has made
Wall-E was based on E.T. whereas EVE was meant to represent a Mac computer
I totally see it now, WALL-E is E.T. if he was a robot.
Best part of watching your videos is how expressive you are. You show your happiness and sadness same as so many of us. And it just makes watching these so much more of a treat. It’s like when you show someone something you care about and want them to live it as much as you do. And that’s what these videos are like. You love them as much as we do. Thank you for that.
My dad HATED this movie. We saw it in theaters together and I cried, but he was annoyed with the topics it was bringing up.
That means it hit too close to home and made him feel guilty about how he was living. I know it did for me, made me pay attention and take care of things a lot more.
@@killinglonliness88 Nope. He was healthy and worked outside everyday and still walked 5 miles every morning.
@@ADDButterfly I think you're missing my point... He hated it because it speaks the truth about our society as humans and the state of our planet and how thanks to pollution, litter, and humans not caring for the planet in ways we should how we are wrecking it and turning it potentially into a wasteland as shown in the movie. Most people don't bother to really try to take care of the planet and this movie bothers them because it points out the raw truth that they don't want to know or believe. And if it's not for that reason then I guess your father is just an unemotional, narcissistic douche bag who only thinks of himself. Especially because "he was annoyed with the topics it was bringing up." as you said, people are only bothered by things that they feel guilty about because they do them. I guess not wanting to hear the truth runs in the family it seems.
@@killinglonliness88 Not everything is about guilt if they don't like something. And I did hear you, but you are wrong in this case. My dad just wanted to enjoy a movie and forget about the world. And he is unemotional, because he is dead. So think before you speak about people you don't know.
40:04 His face when Wall-E didn’t remember Eve made me laugh _so_ hard 😂😂
I make the same face in that moment.
The movie that is shown on the iPod and the songs "Put on Your Sunday Clothes" and "It Takes A Moment" is from, is "Hello, Dolly". The reason that it is in this movie is because director Andrew Stanton liked the movie and the musical it is based on ever since he played Barnaby Tucker (one of the main characters) in a high school play of Hello, Dolly. Originally, the movie was suppoused to start with French Swing music but since The Triplets of Belleville opened up in the same style and Stanton didn't want to think WALL-E was ripping off from that movie, so he changed to "Put on You Sunday Clothes" as it starts with "Out there..." which is the perfect way to set with outer space. "It takes a moment" was used to show to WALL-E (and the audience) that holding hands symbolizes love, as WALL-E and EVE can't express through words.
Thanks to the desicion, Stanton thought that all the humans in the past had to be real people hence why they're live action instead of animated (plus the transition from normal humans to "gels" didn't gel as much, excuse the pun, if the original humans were still animated models which was slightly caricatured). In earlier drafts the humans actually devolved into gelantinous blobs for spending centuries out in space but test audiences thought them too weird and couldn't relate to them, so they were changed to obese humans for spending all their lives sitting in their hover chairs and keep drinking food stuffs most of the day.
Trivia: The movie Hello, Dolly! didn't have a close up of Cornelius and Dolly holding hands so Pixar edited in a zoomed in version of them holding hands, with permission from 20:th Century Fox (this was years before Disney buying Fox). The composer for Hello, Dolly! Jerry Herman didn't knew what the songs were going to be used for when giving Pixar permission to do so but when he saw it he thought how it was used was genius. Coincidentally Lionel Newman, the uncle of WALL-E's composer Thomas Newman's uncle (and Randy Newman's as well).
I will always love the nice little touch they added to the ending with the view of the planet zooming out, how the earth still looks very dirty like it did in the beginning, but it has just a hint of a blue hue to it, showing that the earth is beginning to recover.
I remember watching wall e in cinemas as a kid
1:26 Idk why but your reaction is so funny to me... It's priceless🤣😂💯
The story, soundtrack, and visuals are always beautiful!! So glad you got to see it!
Also if you are curious on that song from the live action movie they showed, it's from a movie called "Hello Dolly!"
If you ever wanted to, I'd say check it out as it's a fun musical.
Your reactions are so strong, it made me tear up to a movie I've seen over 100 times
If you like the song that kept playing throughout the movie, then I highly recommend watching the musical that it's from: Hello Dolly! It''s such an amazing musical and is one of my absolute favorites of all time.
37:51 That music is from 2001: A Space Odyssey, the greatest sci-fi movie of all time! :)
The animators did a fantastic job with Wall-E and Eve.
The voice of the Axiom is Sygorny Weaver
I totally felt that you’d love this movie and you’d love the energy of this movie. It’s such a cute and tear jerking movie. Also, if you love this one, I’d suggest Short Circuit. Johnny 5 is like the first Wall-E without Disney and it was like a 70’s-80’s flick.
The movie is known as Short Circuit. It also has a sequel.
@@Spindler2007 I forgot it was Short Circuit. I just loved Johnny 5
@@abbypetit2167 I was the same when I was a kid.
This movie is the definition of emotional roller coaster
An utter masterpiece from Pixar, doesn't get enough love, Love your reaction to this.
This is such an amazing movie. Beautiful. This movie actually took a lot of heat because of its "unrealistic" portrayal of humans. But for me it was all about the robots. Wall-E will always remind me of Johnny 5 from Short Circut. Which was also a good movie.
Jerry Herman is the composer of the Tony-winning musical "Hello, Dolly!" and had licensed songs from the 1964 show to Pixar -- The Walt Disney Co.'s computer animation arm -- but he had no idea that his music and lyrics would factor so prominently in the story line of the sci-fi robot romance.
If you’ve never seen it, the movie Hello Dolly starring Barbara Streisand is worthy of a first time reaction. And you will get to hear “It Only Takes a Moment” and “Put on your Sunday Clothes” again.
I really love this film, just so well done considering how silent characters are for the most part! Wall-e being so expressive and relatable despite being a mostly silent and expressionless robot ><
I'd also recommend watching "Burn-E" in the extra's if you have it on disc, its a little side story from the perspective of another robot and is quite funny.
Pans labrynth is a great film but definitely a difficult one to place, I hope you enjoy it even if its not really one I can see you wanting to rewatch (its a bit schindlers list like in that regard)
I really hope you watched the full credits! Showed how they evolved and progressed after coming back to earth. One of my favourite parts!
First movie I saw in cinemas with my dad when I was 4, love it endlessly
I love the love that Wall-E has for EVE and he was carrying for her when she was in shutdown and it makes me tear up.
33:34 how his face changes from happy to surprised :D :0