Watching this many many years later, I've come to realize Wall-E's loneliness. I never really understood what it was back then but now as I grew older, watching this scene just resonate within me. All the daydreams, the imaginations I've had of having someone, having friends I can freely talk to, someone I could share my thoughts, my interests with. Maybe one day I'll find something that'll make living bearable.
I live to watch badass movies like RoboCop, From Dusk Till Dawn, No Country for Old Men, Django Unchained, but I am an emotional fucking wreck throughout every single scene of Wall-E.
Ever since Wall-E became sentient he feels loneliness, Hal, before Eve was the only source of joy he can be provided on a daily basis. He probably knows that, and is not willing to lose that tiny bundle of joy.
Evert time I watch this it kinda makes me tear up. The way wall-e functions and and handles everything and the way he rocked himself to sleep makes me tear up. I fall in love with that cute little robot every time I watch this.
@@evanstewart2534 I'm like Wall e I collect stuff like coins and other things I also have reused Straws a reused Hardee's cup two reused cup closers and napkins and ice cream spoons. I also have more humanity too.
I felt like being an ass and made my students watch it to see who got emotional at this part and when wall-E and eve danced in space. I joked to some of them that this movie should make you believe in love
There are certain movies that wrte made about the journey of the man/animal hybrid that was created from true soul essence. The Never-ending Story Part 1 was one generation's movie. Wall-E was another. Some others come close to mimicking the sentiment, but miss the mark.
The way Wall-E looks at the stars above him and just starts playing music.. that hits me. He wonders whats beyond his reach, just like us. This little robot managed to become sentient and ask questions like we do. Pixar's best movie ever, no questions asked.
@@jrmolina783 I'd suggest trying to follow your passion and you will meet like minded people along the way. Try to enjoy the small things in life, because we only live through it once 😀
@@jrmolina783 Hang in there my friend, I myself am in a bit of a stressed situation and come to this clip to find a bit of solace I would want you to wish you all the best in your life.
@@jrmolina783 I'm only starting to plan my job of working towards where to be, but you my friend, I hoped that you'll be safe and cared for after the years of hard work
It saddens me when this movie has a deep message. I realized that when wall-e held his own hand, he wanted a robot like him(or her) to love him. It's sad. The music makes me cry.
I thought I was the only one... it saddens me to see even see a robot shake himself to sleep and so lonely with a cockroach as his only company.. even if It’s just a movie.
This scene is a brilliant example of visual story-telling. With absolutely no dialogue from the main character, so much information about him is shown just from the things he collects and the way he behaves.
As much as Cars is okay, I think that if any Pixar film gets its series of shorts, it HAS to be this. It has untapped potential regarding a lone, unique garbage processing embodiment and bastion of human emotion and discovery.
In the DVD and BluRay of WALL-E there's an extras menu, containing around 10-12 (maybe even more) funny clips of him, Eve and other characters doing funny stuff, such as WALL-E playing with a vacuum cleaner and accidentally making the whole room dusty, Eve/M.O (I don't remember which one) accidentally breaking the screen etc. Just look up "WALL-E Treasures".
Omg that final seconds of this scene how he starts rocking himself is just - just- oh my god that was so adorable! I love Wall-E I wanna give him a big hug
Why aren’t there more people talking about WALL-E’s adorable singing??? This alone makes me freak out as if I had walked into a room full of puppies. WALL-E is a precious bean!!!!
The scene with the spork is just… brilliant to me. It’s so simple that the first, second, hell, tenth time you might miss the message and think it’s just a funny moment. He takes something he doesn’t completely recognize, identifies that it’s similar to some of the other items he has, and when he gets confused on whether it’s a spoon or a fork he decides that it’s neither and gives it its own place. It’s showing very early on what Wall-E is. Something with free thought. Not just a machine made for compacting trash, he has intuition and curiosity, things that make him unique from all of the other Wall-Es. And stuff like this comes up later in scenes like the trash room where EVE tries to fix him by replacing his motherboard, and Wall-E refuses. Because he knows that if it’s replaced, he won’t be himself anymore. Which is exactly what happens in the ending once EVE actually fixes him. He just becomes… hollow. Just a husk of the personality he had. I don’t think I need to say how much I love this movie. It’s charming, wholesome, and it’s rather deep once you look into it. Overall… it’s just amazing.
Still my favourite movie. I remember I was in grade 2 when this came out and me with my friend, used to talk about it every single day. Now I'm in grade 10 and amazed by the fact how time flies. I miss u wall e times and also miss u a lot Aditya Nair, my friend
Anyone else wondering how he was able to sucessfully hook an ipod to an old fashioned video cassette player so he can can use the ipod as the tv screen?
Its so interesting to note, that wall es personality took hundreds of years to develop. That 1 software bug manifested into artificial intelligence, curiosity, joy, pain, fear, everything. 700 years it took. Something to ponder
This is one of those movies that honestly gets better as you get older because then you can truly appreciate the things you missed when you watched it earlier. I’m a 24 year old man, and I freaking love this movie, masterpiece
Boss Star I love Wall-E. I like how he is following his programming, still doing his job of cleaning up trash, despite having gained sentience and being 700 years old, but also takes the time to build a home and play with stuff he finds while he's working. But still doing his job.
Seems like due to WALL-E's sentience he has gained a habit or hobby of collecting interesting trinkets or recycling useful items. I am honestly surprised how WALL-E managed to find so many working car batteries to power his home for 700 years.
I swear this movie is the best example of show, not tell. This entire first part of the movie has no dialogue, however, it is still able to perfectly portray Wall-E's emotions and the state the world has become
This may be my favorite scene in this movie, I dare to say, the type of comfort I feel seeing how he is safe inside his home, with the big storm outside, but still Wall e is unbothered, he's in peace, I really love that feeling
This is my favorite scene in the whole movie, next to the flying through space (thanks Thomas Newman). Considering that it's Pixar, this small scene is like a short film in its own right.
I almost wish I could be there with Wall-E Be like a roommate for him we'd just collect trash and eat Twinkies all day and then listen to old musicals that sounds sweet
I feel like when i watching this.. it give me feelings.. cuz ... he is alone for like 700 years and blabla.. and he is living in his lovely house with his friend .. It makes me sad 😭 he enjoy his own company 😭😭😭😭 I love his collecting
When I was a kid, the part that made me laugh the most in the entire movie is right after he sees the dust storm but quickly finishes clapping out his cooler 😂
I'm 23 years old and for some reason I still want to go live with him and just give him a big hug and stay with him he's just so cute, loving and funny and his home is a great shelter place for storms
Last time I watched this was when I was a kid and it was pure entertainment for me but now watching this scene for me again almost has me in tears all the little things that wall-e does to try to not feel so lonely. It really is special coming back to these movies and seeing it in a completely different light
WALL-E: (Looks into the distance) Do’h! (Bangs the cooler to get the dust out, goes inside and starts closing the door) Oh! Hal! (Whistles for him) (Hal comes in and WALL-E closes the door) WALL-E: Good boy. (Opens a candy bar and sets it down) Here you go. (Hal dives into the candy bar. WALL-E sighs, cubes up, goes onto an empty shelf and rocks himself to sleep)
@@GracemarieJohnson2763 WALL-E: (Groans and gets up) Ahh. (Crashes) Owie. Ugh. (Goes to get his treads on) Ahhh. (On the roof…) WALL-E: (Recharges) Now, that’s more like it. (Goes back inside, puts on his pack, rolls out, and sighs, before accidentally running over Hal) WHAH! Hal! (Peers down) Oh, no… (Hal pops up again) WALL-E: (Gets up) Don’t do that again. Stay here. (Rolls away)
well their both robots so probably quite different to a human. I guess if you gave Walle a leader emotion like joy in inside out it would probably be fear
Something that I love about this movie is all the little details that make this world lived in. WALL-E's home is a sort of WALL-E deployment truck. Those rotating shelves that he stores all his stuff on were originally meant to house other WALL-Es. This truck would roll up to its destination, unleash a wave of WALL-Es, then drive off to the next destination and unload another wave. When you really think about it, WALL-E's home is just like the giant rocket that drops off / picks up the EVEs. And yet his creativity made it so much more.
From the way the comments are on the wall-e clips it makes me think that people see the intro and don't stop crying till the end (which is not far off on my part)
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Watching this many many years later, I've come to realize Wall-E's loneliness. I never really understood what it was back then but now as I grew older, watching this scene just resonate within me. All the daydreams, the imaginations I've had of having someone, having friends I can freely talk to, someone I could share my thoughts, my interests with. Maybe one day I'll find something that'll make living bearable.
Get a dog. That’s probably the best option in my opinion
Don’t give up hope. Put yourself out there
@@HughJazz777 Wow that is possibly the worst advice I have ever heard
@@maxjohnson2757 That is also some pretty shit advice. “Put yourself out there” how? Sometimes it just doesn’t work putting yourself out there.
@@ZappoNinja if you got nothing good to add then stfu, ain’t nobody tryna hear that.
If you haven't fallen in love with this little robot after this scene then I don't know what is wrong with you.
I live to watch badass movies like RoboCop, From Dusk Till Dawn, No Country for Old Men, Django Unchained, but I am an emotional fucking wreck throughout every single scene of Wall-E.
Yep, I saw wall-e in the cinema when I was 4, when he got zapped I cried, when he died I cried, when he was resurrected I smiled
You're 10 years old?!
Sam Harnish I just love having a lot of fans
I watched wall-e since I was 3 years
I love it how he stop the door just to save a bit of nature
That cockroach was his only friend; of he'd stop the door to let him in.
Ever since Wall-E became sentient he feels loneliness, Hal, before Eve was the only source of joy he can be provided on a daily basis. He probably knows that, and is not willing to lose that tiny bundle of joy.
That cockroach was actually already his friend btw
@@callinater6133 His dog
That's his pet
Evert time I watch this it kinda makes me tear up. The way wall-e functions and and handles everything and the way he rocked himself to sleep makes me tear up. I fall in love with that cute little robot every time I watch this.
I always tear up when WALL-E rocks himself to sleep :(
+Popp1092 guess what? 3:10
+Popp1092 why?
Jonny Abrego He just looks so lonely and scared during that scene.
+Popp1092 kind of represents me in a way
i like how Wall-E takes off his treads like shoes
Egg With Legg where did your revolution start? The terminator profile federation.
Yeah it demonstrates how much he loves his home
2:40
Me: Close the Blast Doors.
And then he just rocks himself to sleep. That was a nice touch.
@@evanstewart2534
I'm like Wall e I collect stuff like coins and other things I also have reused Straws a reused Hardee's cup two reused cup closers and napkins and ice cream spoons.
I also have more humanity too.
Wall E has the ability to make everyone cry... including me at the age of 18
Dowhatyou gottado TASTE THE POWER OF WALL•E
I felt like being an ass and made my students watch it to see who got emotional at this part and when wall-E and eve danced in space. I joked to some of them that this movie should make you believe in love
Including me at age 21
Including me age 23
And my grandpa age 80
I'm 17 and I haven't cried yet, but my heart melted.
The way he holds his own hand always has me crying. Without saying a single word they portray EXACTLY how Wall-E feels. I love this movie so much
It’s movies like this that Disney Pixar should make. I don’t want Frozen, I want this
American Track Master Pixar didn't make Frozen
yeah! these were the good times! now everything's become a bloody musical because disney owns pixar
you are nothing. pixar are SUPER
There are certain movies that wrte made about the journey of the man/animal hybrid that was created from true soul essence. The Never-ending Story Part 1 was one generation's movie. Wall-E was another. Some others come close to mimicking the sentiment, but miss the mark.
Don’t worry, buddy, Soul is coming out on Disney+ on Christmas Day.
The way Wall-E looks at the stars above him and just starts playing music.. that hits me. He wonders whats beyond his reach, just like us.
This little robot managed to become sentient and ask questions like we do.
Pixar's best movie ever, no questions asked.
Agreed
Pixar really did a great job, while Disney is a troublemaker.
Cant believe how also Wall-E turned into a NFT :(
DJ Gaben it happens to me too in the same way
@@-Poka- excuse me,is that true,if yes WTF IS HAPPENING, how,just how😐
@@regayudafitra6236 Blame Disney.
even Wall-E makes a grown man cry
Aaron May yyy
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Aaron Ma
Aaron May BUT NOT THIS ONE
GET BACK IN THERE TEAR
Aaron May it wasn’t kissed by infected kids, or our babies kissing herself in a movie
Every time I watch this scene it represents my life alone, and no one to talk to after I got back from a long hard work.
that comment was two years ago , now how is your life?
Lentejuelas Azules still the same working for seven years and no breaks.
@@jrmolina783 I'd suggest trying to follow your passion and you will meet like minded people along the way. Try to enjoy the small things in life, because we only live through it once 😀
@@jrmolina783 Hang in there my friend, I myself am in a bit of a stressed situation and come to this clip to find a bit of solace I would want you to wish you all the best in your life.
@@jrmolina783 I'm only starting to plan my job of working towards where to be, but you my friend, I hoped that you'll be safe and cared for after the years of hard work
It saddens me when this movie has a deep message. I realized that when wall-e held his own hand, he wanted a robot like him(or her) to love him. It's sad. The music makes me cry.
Bro he found Eva its all good they love eachother fr
3:00 always makes me ball my eyes out. I’m so glad WALL•E found EVE later on.
I thought I was the only one... it saddens me to see even see a robot shake himself to sleep and so lonely with a cockroach as his only company.. even if It’s just a movie.
😢❤❤❤
This scene is a brilliant example of visual story-telling. With absolutely no dialogue from the main character, so much information about him is shown just from the things he collects and the way he behaves.
As much as Cars is okay, I think that if any Pixar film gets its series of shorts, it HAS to be this. It has untapped potential regarding a lone, unique garbage processing embodiment and bastion of human emotion and discovery.
In the DVD and BluRay of WALL-E there's an extras menu, containing around 10-12 (maybe even more) funny clips of him, Eve and other characters doing funny stuff, such as WALL-E playing with a vacuum cleaner and accidentally making the whole room dusty, Eve/M.O (I don't remember which one) accidentally breaking the screen etc.
Just look up "WALL-E Treasures".
@@alephthealifox342 yeah, I think now he deserves a prequel
Wall-e has prequel comics, but actually are HARD to found
I think Cars is far more than “ok” (it’s honestly my favorite Pixar film) but I 100% agree with you about WALL-E
Personally, I don't think Wall-e needs any shorts, sequels or prequels.
It's perfect the way it is now.
@markdevonport3274 No, we need a mo sequel series
The saddest part of the entire movie is seeing wall e hold is own hand at 1:58
What an enthusiastic collector.
Omg that final seconds of this scene how he starts rocking himself is just - just- oh my god that was so adorable! I love Wall-E I wanna give him a big hug
Tigerguy Goal Horns He needs a big hug
He needs one. Big time.
This is exactly what my house looks like when I play Fallout
It's amazing how wall-e still listens the same classic song for hundreds of years
When you come across a never heard song you find enjoyable: 1:46
What is song name? :,(
Uvuvwevwevwe onyetenyevwe Ugwemubwem ossas It's called "It Only Takes a Moment" from Hello Dolly.
Why aren’t there more people talking about WALL-E’s adorable singing??? This alone makes me freak out as if I had walked into a room full of puppies. WALL-E is a precious bean!!!!
It amazes me that he found a VHS player compatible with a first generation iPod.
I remember when I had a VHS player.
I’m surprised he found a working VHS player and a VHS and the iPod about 800 years and the fact that he found a pong console that works
The scene with the spork is just… brilliant to me. It’s so simple that the first, second, hell, tenth time you might miss the message and think it’s just a funny moment.
He takes something he doesn’t completely recognize, identifies that it’s similar to some of the other items he has, and when he gets confused on whether it’s a spoon or a fork he decides that it’s neither and gives it its own place.
It’s showing very early on what Wall-E is. Something with free thought. Not just a machine made for compacting trash, he has intuition and curiosity, things that make him unique from all of the other Wall-Es. And stuff like this comes up later in scenes like the trash room where EVE tries to fix him by replacing his motherboard, and Wall-E refuses. Because he knows that if it’s replaced, he won’t be himself anymore. Which is exactly what happens in the ending once EVE actually fixes him. He just becomes… hollow. Just a husk of the personality he had.
I don’t think I need to say how much I love this movie. It’s charming, wholesome, and it’s rather deep once you look into it. Overall… it’s just amazing.
Awwww! He is sooo cute!
Taya Reid I agree! (:
Ikr
1:11 Hey, look, it's Forky!
True
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Gimme an f gimme an o gimme an r gimme a k gimme a y what does it spell FORKY
no
@@meandthebois5644 gimme an s gimme a t gimme an f gimme a u what's that spell? STFU
Wall-E is so damn cute. I want one NOW
There's a WALL·E Mailbox
Theres another character called Mop. If you havent seen this movie yet. Look for that clip
Still my favourite movie. I remember I was in grade 2 when this came out and me with my friend, used to talk about it every single day. Now I'm in grade 10 and amazed by the fact how time flies. I miss u wall e times and also miss u a lot Aditya Nair, my friend
Live in the moment, life happens much quicker than you think
Who is Aditya
Praneel Deb were you born around 2001?
Lol anyone think its cute when Wall·E hums "Put On Your Sunday Clothes"?
Foxtail Madness It is so damn adorable 😩
No..... i think it's adorable! X3
Yes!! I can totally agree he’s adorable!!!!❤
Wall-E's really smart to have figured out how to do all this stuff
Anyone else wondering how he was able to sucessfully hook an ipod to an old fashioned video cassette player so he can can use the ipod as the tv screen?
I think it's a big a** magnifying glass type thing. Could be wrong tho
@@goldenapplesaga5446 you're right
He’s a pro hacker
Well he’s had 700 years to figure it out…
Who else absolutely loved walles house as a kid!
Gotta love the simplicity of his little pad.
Its so interesting to note, that wall es personality took hundreds of years to develop. That 1 software bug manifested into artificial intelligence, curiosity, joy, pain, fear, everything.
700 years it took.
Something to ponder
I was fond of WALL-E as a child , and now at 18 I still identify with him 😊
Wall-E is my favorite movie. Saying that it is fabulous, is an understatement.
This is one of those movies that honestly gets better as you get older because then you can truly appreciate the things you missed when you watched it earlier. I’m a 24 year old man, and I freaking love this movie, masterpiece
Wall -E rocking himself to sleep for some reason was the cutest thing for me.
This is my favorite childhood movie ever. I’m so glad I grew up in Pixar’s golden era.
Awww! Wall-E just put himself in the shelf as his little box form. 😻 Am I absolutely in love with an animated robot? Yes. Yes I am.
Boss Star I love Wall-E. I like how he is following his programming, still doing his job of cleaning up trash, despite having gained sentience and being 700 years old, but also takes the time to build a home and play with stuff he finds while he's working. But still doing his job.
Whenever I watch this part it always makes me feel like that when i come into my bedroom
0:15 REX!!! Between the bowling pins!
Wolf of Vinland I see it too
100%CertifiedWhiteGirl pretty damn old toy
Wow well found
I see him
IS HE DEAD!?! OR NOT!?!
Seems like due to WALL-E's sentience he has gained a habit or hobby of collecting interesting trinkets or recycling useful items. I am honestly surprised how WALL-E managed to find so many working car batteries to power his home for 700 years.
Look at this stuff, isn’t it neat? Wouldn’t you think my collections complete?
I swear this movie is the best example of show, not tell. This entire first part of the movie has no dialogue, however, it is still able to perfectly portray Wall-E's emotions and the state the world has become
Wall E is the only one left with...
TWINKIES!
They are now kremies
I understood that reference
The twinkie sense is so gross hehehe
Not even Tallahassee in zombieland lol
FireFly Soundwave I just want a goddamn Twinkie not no snowballs
Pixar Magic:
To make a frickin' ROACH, one of the most hated vermin to mankind...
And make us FALL in LOVE with it.
Cartoon Master he shall be my pet now!
He's names "hal"
so true
Cartoon Master I love roaches in real life too and find them cute. But yeah this little guy is a cutie.
28 year old man child here who absolutely adores this film. It is my number one Disney Pixar film. ❤
Bruh. When he holds his own hand, it gets to me every time.
Yay, they still have VHS tapes in the future :)
This may be my favorite scene in this movie, I dare to say, the type of comfort I feel seeing how he is safe inside his home, with the big storm outside, but still Wall e is unbothered, he's in peace, I really love that feeling
This is my favorite scene in the whole movie, next to the flying through space (thanks Thomas Newman). Considering that it's Pixar, this small scene is like a short film in its own right.
Not only is this one of the best animated movies ever, this is one of the best movies ever. A wholesome and flawless masterpiece
Indeed!
Wall-e is probably the only robot in the world that can actually think for himself lol
Wall-e's ultimate directive wasn't cleaning garbage up, nor was it finding love.
It was making us humans cry.
Do excuse me for asking, but what do you mean by *was?*
@@sdmedia1323 I’m from the far future
Story of my life: just like Walle
Wall-E is one of those movies that I'd watch on repeat as a kid. Also I love how he leaves a space for himself on the shelf XD
I almost wish I could be there with Wall-E
Be like a roommate for him
we'd just collect trash and eat Twinkies all day
and then listen to old musicals
that sounds sweet
I feel like when i watching this.. it give me feelings.. cuz ... he is alone for like 700 years and blabla.. and he is living in his lovely house with his friend ..
It makes me sad 😭 he enjoy his own company 😭😭😭😭
I love his collecting
Just a bro kicking back with his worldly possessions.
Blinking away tears. I think this is the most endearing scene of the movie.
I love the part where he’s trying to figure out which cup the spork went in and he just put it between the spoons and forks
When I was a kid, the part that made me laugh the most in the entire movie is right after he sees the dust storm but quickly finishes clapping out his cooler 😂
I'm only watching this part of the movie and already I'm tearing up!
Imagine being one of two of the last living things on a planet. It'd be awfully lonely.
We need to protect Wall-e at ALL costs!
I love his cheerfully humming :p
I love his singing as he roams around.
I'm 23 years old and for some reason I still want to go live with him and just give him a big hug and stay with him he's just so cute, loving and funny and his home is a great shelter place for storms
Last time I watched this was when I was a kid and it was pure entertainment for me but now watching this scene for me again almost has me in tears all the little things that wall-e does to try to not feel so lonely. It really is special coming back to these movies and seeing it in a completely different light
due to this movie, "It Only Takes A Moment" (the song playing in the musical on the TV) is now a song that makes me cry.
Love when he starts humming the song
2:30 (alarm sounding)
WALL-E: Uh oh.
WALL-E: (Looks into the distance) Do’h! (Bangs the cooler to get the dust out, goes inside and starts closing the door) Oh! Hal! (Whistles for him)
(Hal comes in and WALL-E closes the door)
WALL-E: Good boy. (Opens a candy bar and sets it down) Here you go.
(Hal dives into the candy bar. WALL-E sighs, cubes up, goes onto an empty shelf and rocks himself to sleep)
@@rainbowhawk911 *the next morning, his alarm goes off, waking him up*
@@GracemarieJohnson2763 WALL-E: (Groans and gets up) Ahh. (Crashes) Owie. Ugh. (Goes to get his treads on) Ahhh.
(On the roof…)
WALL-E: (Recharges) Now, that’s more like it. (Goes back inside, puts on his pack, rolls out, and sighs, before accidentally running over Hal) WHAH! Hal! (Peers down) Oh, no…
(Hal pops up again)
WALL-E: (Gets up) Don’t do that again. Stay here. (Rolls away)
If you look behind the bowling pins you can see Rex from Toy Story a cool easter egg or cameo
oh yeah ! nice!
That's.. kinda creepy. Seeing how Rex remains like that after 700 years.
Well now I want to see Wall-e play with it.
Anybody think Rex still comes to life whenever Wall-E goes to work?
@dayum son but this scene was waay before the movie
I like how he has a bunch of trouble choosing where the spork goes and just settles for the middle.
It’s so pure ! ❤️ and it’s 1:40 at night with tear in my eyes ! ❤️
Pure PIXAR Moment.
The fact that this scene doesn’t have any words, yet it says so much is incredible.
That Twinkie is still edible after 700 years?
well to a cockroach probably.
Biff Tannen with the amount of preservatives they put in twinkies, I wouldn't be surprised.
Aiden Tapiz pretty damn old cockroach
in Texas they fry Twinkies
Twinkies and Cockroaches survive the apocalypse
We don’t have movies like these now 😭😭😭
The first part when WALL -E sorts out things is just so satisfyinggggg.
This is basically me every time I come home from work
This Movie is the Best Romance Movie ever made.
Absolutely breathtaking
I'm not crying. You're crying.
I was crying because I miss Brittney Marschik forever
People who have never been in a relationship till +25 yr age, will only understand how Lonely Wall-e feels
Wow, so much packed into a short scene. The animation and story-telling is superb.
After watching 'Inside Out', I wonder what Wall•e & Eve's personality islands are. She has a personality too. :D
well their both robots so probably quite different to a human. I guess if you gave Walle a leader emotion like joy in inside out it would probably be fear
Wall-e's "brain" is in his chest
Most of the robots in the movie are programmed with advanced AI.
1:20 A spork joke.
Toadlover404 pretty much
2:13 I never understood why Wall-E was banging the box on the ground like that
To remove the dust
Wall-e is probably the only one who would have a VHS tape that servived 700 years of continuous playback.
I love this movie, especially this scene
Wall-e's mancave is awesome
when he gets the spoon or fork he like hm spoon or fork eh middle
Spork
it was a spork
Had seen em at school
lol sporks, are they spoons? are they forks? they're both! XD
Sporks are barely forks, they are more spoon.
Something that I love about this movie is all the little details that make this world lived in. WALL-E's home is a sort of WALL-E deployment truck. Those rotating shelves that he stores all his stuff on were originally meant to house other WALL-Es. This truck would roll up to its destination, unleash a wave of WALL-Es, then drive off to the next destination and unload another wave.
When you really think about it, WALL-E's home is just like the giant rocket that drops off / picks up the EVEs. And yet his creativity made it so much more.
Whoever says WALL-E is horrible needs to go to hell
Wall-e is horrible
I liked this movie, the song would always make me fall asleep, i didn't like that though i wanted to watch the movie.
2:35 Anakin’s worst nightmare
tbh my favorite part of this scene was Wall-E pulling the VHS tape from the toaster and inputting it into the VHS player (thats what I think)
1:21 Forky’s first appearance
No 4 no 🚫🚮🚮❎❎🗑
From the way the comments are on the wall-e clips it makes me think that people see the intro and don't stop crying till the end (which is not far off on my part)
'It only takes a moment' made me cry 😭😭😭