REACTING to *Wall-E* THIS IS SO CUTE!! (Movie Commentary) Animator Reacts
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2022
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James and Ninetailedbrush watch another incredible Pixar Classic, WALL•E! This is a wonderful commentary on earth and our lifestyles while also offering and innocent and beautiful LOVE STORY! Enjoy!
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The ship’s wheel is based on 2001 a space odyssey’s HAL :) they even used the theme song when AUTO was shut down 🤣
I actually recommend watching film theory WALL-E videos, it actually explains why everyone is so obeses.
I've heard the reason astronauts have such a strict physical routine is to prevent harm when coming back, due to many bodily changes caused by zero gravity. Such as bone changes and muscle loss.
As for this movie, i can see that after 700 years! An artificial gravity maker can be rundown and not running the originally intended amount(?), along with lifesyle and full liquid (who knows whats in that liquid to sustain them) diet. They need alot of help
@@Cantmakeupmymindonaname the channel Film Theory answers the question of what they are eating. I recommend watching it.
The end credits of Wall-e are an entire movie on their own, and they made me tear up so much, imagining humankind starting anew, trying to get back to earth, and apparently doing so in a sustainable manner as they have amazing technology to do so as well.
totally. when i first watched this movie, i wanted there to be a sequel. but the ending credits did give me that glimpse into how the people of the axiom remade earth into a home.
I just want to know if they figured out pizza plants.
I do kinda wish they repurposed that cut scene with Wall-e and the Wall-as as a little fun after credits scene of them cleaning the Earth.
(Originally it was Eve who was injured, so Wall-E tried to tell the As to spit a cube out by show only for the As to go "aww" at the tiny cube)
@@MillyKKitty I really liked the WALL-A's. Despite them changing the scene, they were changed like all the rest of the people/robots who encountered WALL-E on the Axiom.
Its the best end credit scene ive ever seen. That last pic with Wall-e and Eve, standing near the plant made me bawl my eyes. What a masterful storytelling
The other WALL-Es are dead because they didn't replace their parts like the main one did. They did their job exactly until they broke down. Ours is special like that. Ours personality probably wasn't intentional given that they were meant to be trash cleaners
I believe the reason why he able to fix himself was because he was a defective. Don't quote me on that tho.
@@sshernandez810 that's why I said his personality wasn't intentional. It was something spontaneous that happened with him
@@SebasTian58323 We see he forms new feelings when watching that movie, has to be environments changing him and I am actually really curious when that happened, when he got the VHS and why he specifically chose that VHS.
So, for anyone who hasn't seen it, I reccomend Everything Great About Wall-E from Cinemawins. There's a pinned comment about how Wall-E may have developed that is worth a read (including the subcomments)
So what you are telling me is that I should break out of social norms and start stealing the body parts of my fellow humans to graft onto my own and become immortal.
One thing that I love about this movie is the credits. How they show humanity beginning again through the evolution of art from old Egyptian-like wall paintings to renaissance pieces
great Peter Gabriel tune over them.
I wish more people talked about the credits.
I rly love how willing the captain was to go back to earth. You’d think the movie would’ve gone in a direction where he prefers life on the ship and would try to stop everyone from returning but luckily that didn’t happen
It took them a *lot* of rewrites to realize that a story about a trashed Earth should probably feature humans who were somewhat likeable
This movie came out when my youngest daughter, Ava, was about 2 and we went to the theater to see it. When Wall-e would say "Eve" she thought he was saying "Ava." She would get so excited and blurt out, "Mommy, Wah-wee says Me!" It is one of my favorite memories of going to the movies with my kids! :) Plus, it's just a good movie and reminder to turn off the screens and enjoy real life!
"Wah-wee says Me!" is so ridiculously adorable on multiple levels, haha.
okay this is friggin wholesome 🥺💛
So wholesome 🥹
AWWEEEEE 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭✨✨✨✨✨
OK, this is too wholesome for my heart to take. I think my heart is gonna explode 😭
This movie is so overlooked! Such expressive characters with such little dialogue 🛸✨
AGREED!!! It’s a masterpiece
"this movie is so overlooked" it won oscars Merren.
@@SorchaSublime Sure...in 2009... but, I'm pretty sure the OP was remarking on the surprising disparity between its place in public consciousness then as opposed to now - shrinking from a position of some prominence to its present status as something of a bygone curiosity in just a little over a decade. (edited b/c autocorrect is a %$#@!)
I'm speechless IT'S A MASTERPIECE
OF CUTENESS OVERLOAD 😍😍😍
@@genghispecan I didn’t care to reply to their comment but you put it perfectly thanks 😂
Mo is one of my favorites. He is so OCD that he brakes protocol by jumping off the line to follow Wall-E around the ship and even cleans Wall-E’s hand before shaking it.
But as frustrated as he is with “foreign contaminants” he still befriends Wall-E. I also loved how Wall-E trolls him by stepping on his face and making Mo scream. Ahh!! 😁
There's a reaction where they take the shot of M.O. jumping off the guideline and they add the metal song "disrespect your surroundings!" Lol i died laughing
XD that's my favorite Mo moment. That little scream of frustration is so hilarious. Hehe he did essentially dare Wall-E to dirty something else after cleaning the smudge he put on the floor.
MO: Ha ha. *claps his scrubber on the floor then gives it a buzz while staring at Wall-E* (Try that again, I dare you.)
Wall-E: (Okay) *rubs a filthy tread on Mo's face*
MO: AHHHHH!!!!!!!! *scrubbing furiously*
Wall-E: *perplexed by this little OCD riddled cleaning bot.*
That isn’t “OCD”. It’s OCPD. Very different things.
Director Andrew Stanton explained why he used excerpts from Hello, Dolly! (1969) in an interview: "When I got to 'Hello, Dolly!' and I played 'Put on Your Sunday Clothes', and that first phrase 'Out there...' came out, it just fit musically... I finally realized, 'You know what, this song is about two guys that are just so naive, they've never left a small town, and they just wanna go out in the big city for one night and kiss a girl. That's my main character.' And then my co-writer, Jim Reardon, said, 'You know what, he could actually discover an old tape in the trash, and that's how he got inspired by it, and it's a great way to show that he's got a romantic slant.' So we started looking at the movie, and when I found the other song, 'It Only Takes a Moment', and saw the two lovers holding hands, I realized, 'That's a perfect way for my main character to express the phrase 'I love you' without being able to say it.'" The vacuuming robot that follows WALL-E and EVE has a robotic version of the song "Put On Your Sunday Clothes." It's the first two lines of the song's chorus in electronic form. Stanton had portrayed Barnaby Tucker in a 1980 high school production. Jerry Herman allowed his songs to be used in the film without fully realizing how or why. When he saw how they worked in the film, he claimed it was "genius".
To explore the possibilities of pure visual storytelling, Andrew Stanton and the Pixar team watched every single Charles Chaplin and Buster Keaton movie, both short films and features, every day during lunch for about 18 months.
They did so well, making me care about a robot which is a mark of excellence, Not a single line of dialogue from our main hero and I care about his journey!
Yes, I was just thinking about that! We were watching a new movie the other night and about half way through I just thought to myself, I just don't care about these characters at all. So I went to bed! Lol
@@shirw I have done something similar, mid episode of tv. snacks are gone and I cannot for the life of me remember what the plot was about or why i should care about any of these people so i just went to bed
The fried CPU and him being crushed are moments that would make you feel for him if the earlier parts didnt.
@@artistanthony1007 its true but I am very glad they did, Overall just awesome work by the whole animation team for this movie.
John Lasseter, the founder of Pixar, is a huge fan of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli movies. He was inspired by Ghibli's style of story telling and animation techniques to portray emotions realistically. That's why Pixar movies can some times give you Ghibli vibes.
I’m 99% sure that the captain’s steering wheel red eye is based off of HAL from 2001: A Space Odyssey. If you haven’t seen that yet, you might want to. There are so many times that movie is referenced in other movies… You may be shocked by how much you recognized. There is a TON of quiet time in the movie, so it won’t be super exciting, but for filmmaking, it is legendary!!! 💙💙💙
@Reviva Oh yeah!!! That’s right!!! Niiice! 💙💙💙
That was exactly my thoughts.
@Reviva Well yes, that music is used in the movie 2001, and that's definitely what Walle is referencing - but Also Sprach Zarathustra (that song) was actually a piece written in 1896!
Love AUTO as a villain, as hes not evil. Hes just following his directive like every other Robot on Ship
Hes not really a villain
I mean you're right and I would agree with you, if it weren't for the fact that Auto almost murdered Wall-E right in front of Eve's face
@@gabiwolf1439technically he is. While he’s not evil, his actions go against the wishes of the captain and others. The captain outranks AUTO and he made it clear he wanted to go home.
@@joshuawillis602 given the directive that was to go full autopilot and never return to earth, Auto would be outranking the captain after that.
@@BalrogQuote that directive is only valid if no life can survive on earth. Considering the directive was over 700 years old and the fact plant life was growing makes the directive completely invalid. Therefore the captain still outranks AUTO
It's a cute film but at the same time extremely thought provoking
Up and Wall-E are two of the most haunting commentaries on Human society, and in the form of children's movies. The people who put these films together deserve lifetime achievement awards.
Auto is a reference to H.A.L. from 2001: A Space Odyssey, along with the music they played for the captain’s first steps.
Also, you might be to young for this, but the sound played by WALL·E when fully charged is the Apple iMac boot-up sound.
These guys are older than me lol idk how they didn't recognize that
The ending of the movie was a lot darker, as in the original script, Wall E encounters a race of Jellyfish looking Aliens, who visit Earth, find a half buried Statue Of Liberty, in a parody of Planet Of The Apes, as it's revealed the aliens were once human, having mutated after 2,000 years due to being in space for too long, and the statue shows them what they once were, centuries ago.
Well that’s too dark, this almost seems like the ending of Artificial Intelligence.
Well, thank you for the interesting fact and now if you excuse me I'm going to go cry
Here’s a fun fact: WALL·E actually does talk!! Turn on subtitles they’re hilarious
We were watching with subtitles!
This movie was extremely well done for a movie with no dialogue for the entire first half.. except for him occasionally saying his name. It’s so charming and it is really remarkable how much emotion they can get out of these robot characters who rely on vague vocal sounds and abrupt movements to get things across. absolutely love how this wasn’t a “ robots took over the world and now our world is shit” trope. This was an environmental problem and by the end it’s actually encouraging the importance of the earth, vegetation, proper waste management, and also human physical health. It’s also highlighting the importance of natural human interaction.
All things in this movie is just a call out for social change and showing what the world might become if we continue to neglect these things. Adding this super charming animated robot friendship and romance and how THEY are the ones that initiated the changes that allowed the humans to be able to get off their asses and begin to recover from decades of laziness, that brought hope back. I just love that. The robots weren’t the enemy and showed just as much( probably more if we’re being honest) humanity as any of the human characters in this movie. This movie reminds you that the earth and people are precious, and that we should not take any of it for granted.
(going off memory) What I love about Wall-E is that it conveys all this real emotion, especially in the first without a main character speaking a word ... Not many movies can do that. If I remember right, there isn't any characters speaking until they get to the ship, besides singing on a TV maybe or a Buy-N-Large TV announcement? Love love love Wall-E
You guys should react to 9! It’s such a good, yet mildly horrifying movie that everyone seems to have forgotten. There’s about 1-2 proper reactions to this movie on RUclips, so I would love to see what you guys think of it! Great reaction as always :)
Seconded, 9 is a hidden gem
Third, 9 is fantastic!
Fourth, 9 is a way to go
Fifth, absolutely yes...
9 is for the Portal and Wall-heads, and features a third... "friend" to add to your list
29:55 captain: "where's the grass"
you: "it's in your hand"
unexpectedly profound
Can you imagine there's a movie who actuarlly makes you care about a cockroach xD
This is my absolute favourite Pixar movie of all time - not to mention the best love story - ever. Great reaction guys. Thanks. Have you guys ever seen 'Bolt'? I feel it is a bit undersung among animations - I would definitely like to see you react to that one.
This is such a good movie, thank you for reacting to it!
It's an oldie but a goodie! 😊
Kudos for being the only reactor to correctly interpret WALL-E telling EVE about the parts on Earth in the garbage airlock scene lol
Wall-E is a wonderful love story, but don't overlook the Captain--one of the most unlikely Heroes you will ever see.
This one is one of my all time favorites, so beautiful in every aspect.
I think there used to be a BnL website. Maybe there still is? It gave some background on the world, my two favorite dystopian details being:
- Buy n Large was once two companies; one sold ice cream, the other sold extra-large clothes. They joined forces when they realized that selling more ice cream meant selling more extra-large clothes too...
- Buy n Large bought north. The direction. All compasses on earth are now required to point to "Buy n Large North". They called it "directional marketing".
Fun Fact: the opening scene as well as the live action segments were done by Industrial Light and Magic.
Micro-gravity is a real concern with space travel today; spending long periods in zero/low gravity results in loss of bone/muscle density, along with general stamina loss.
^The thing is, the Axiom has artificial gravity, so "technically" they shouldn't have that problem :P
this movie legit made me cry near the end bro 😭 it was dramatic, funny, and with a deep message.
I will never stop praising on how good the storytelling is in this movie. Some might think its just a love story between robots but its way beyond that. From the subtle movements with little to no dialogue. To the gorgeous animation that compliments the visual storytelling. You can make a whole thesis with this film. Its a message to humanity and it was send off with a bang
Amazing how much emotions can be transferred without almost no words. Love this movie
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If you haven't already, check out Burn-E. A Pixar Short about the welding robot that got stuck outside.
The original/deleted A113 scene is so much darker compared to the final release
Wall-e is easily one of the greatest disney films theyve made. I remember watching this as a kid and I fell in love after it finished. So much love and dedication put into the film. Epic reactions guys, keep up the awesome work!
You guys have to do the short BURN-E, it takes place from the side of that robot working outside the Axiom, his entire time throughout the movie is unfortunate.
I love that short!
@@jillfromatlanta427 Me as well, it doesn't do much but the robot has it far worse especially around the end of the movie, I hope they get around to it.
This is the Disney version of Fallout.😂 I totally forgot how adorable and so sad this was, only saw it once.🥺🥺
The movie goes without saying, but even the end credit sequence is my top favorite out of any movie.
My favorite Pixar movie. If I remember correctly, the sound design was done by the same people that created the sounds for R2-D2 for the original Star Wars. Also, the movie was a bit predictive of the dangers of becoming too immersed in social media. Fun fact, the voice of the ship’s computer was Sigourney Weaver. Also in the end credits, Eve and Wall-e are staring at a beautiful tree, and as the camera pans down, you see its roots, originating from the boot. That’s what the plant became! The first 30 minutes of this film are a masterpiece of storytelling with no dialogue. Loved watching your reaction!
Holy shit NOW I recognize her !
Wall-E is a mini Johnny 5.
I feel as if Eve uses nanites to help change the form of her body parts, the glowing circuitry on her which you can see faintly on the Axiom when behind or next to the towel rack might be connected to that while also just doing things circuits do.
If the robot ai uprising ever actually happened I don't think I'd mind if they were all like wall-e and Eve
I love how the A113 Easter egg is just directly in your face in this movie, especially compared to other movies where its a bit more hidden~ Lol.
Wall-E is an all time favourite. No dialogue, still great film like that horse movie. Spirit.
Wolf Children has the best mother in animation history
All the "2001: A Space Odissey" references are cracking me up 😂😂😂 when Auto "kills" Wall-E you can even hear the theme from the movie. And he's 100% designed after HAL, the OG killer AI
I love this movie so much!!
This is one of my favorite movies! Your reaction alone was enough to make me tear up
I love MO at the end. WALL·E is one of my favorite movies.
When my family got a Roomba, we named it M-O after the cleaning bot.
This alongside UP and Monster Inc are one of my most favourite standalone Pixar movies. 😍
“First time watching”
WALL-E, M-O and the majority of the male robots' voices are done by Ben Burtt, the sound effects guy from the six first Star Wars movies who created the blaster shots, R2-D2's voice, Darth Vader's breathing, the lightsaber sounds, etc. He also created the sound effects for the movie and unlike most movies, he was brought onvery early in production.
For EVE's voice, it's Elisa Knight, a Pixar employee, who also voiced Tia (one of Lightning McQueen's twin fans in Cars), being run through a Vocoder. WALL-E's voice was Ben's voice being synthesized on computer to change the pitch.
James seems so cuddly!
People in this movie is Kinda how i saw americans until i was like 21 😂
So many people weren't ready to cry from this!!!
Great movie grew up watching it
I was watching you guys watch this and my mind just kept going to a movie that I couldn't remember for the longest time that had such a deep memory imbedded in my mind. Short Circuit. Which is also about a robot gaining emotions and I couldn't remember the name of it until my dad reminded me. I just hope you guys know this movie or are willing to watch it at some point because it's such a sweet movie with a very similar vibe as Wall-E.
I can't wait!
Wall-e was one of my favorite Pixar films as a kid
36:58 It's funny you should mention this, since the track playing in the background was actually the theme song back in the day in a commercial for the Nordic diaper brand Libero Up & Go, which showed a baby taking its first steps...
If you guys are still looking for more apocalypse type movies you should watch “War of the Worlds” (2005) it’s finally on Netflix with Tom Cruise and Dakota Fanning - it’s an alien invasion kind of movie and it’s REALLY good
The moment where the Buy and large is being advertised/taught to the babies, is actually accurate when you watch Super Size Me, where a woman highlights that most children in America, before they can talk, can already say "McDonalds." That was back in 2004.
MY CHILDHOOD I am positive this movie has been repeated the most out of all the Pixar movies thanks to my little brother.
In case you didn’t notice, I think you did, but, the reason Wall-e has the lighter when in the trash compactor is because he kept it because Eve was so enthralled by it.
My fav animated movie, I think. Two things..1) when the DVD came out, the subtitles ticked me off, because WALLE said "Eve" every time he mentioned her name - NOT "Eve-ah" which is what he always says!!!!...and 2) on the DVD there is a short called BURNE, based on the little welder robot fixing one of the exterior lights when WALLE and EVE arrive on the spaceship. It is delightful and the short compliments the movie and vice versa!! Try to see it sometime.
i love wall eeee thank yooou. love your reaction ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I can't say enough good things about this movie it's so good.
I remember as a little kid being impressed by the reflections Eve has when she's in Wall-e's crib.
So clean and detailed.
I Løve Eve's sounds so slick and hypermodern.
I would say futuristic in the context of 2005 or 2007 or whenever Wall-e was made, but it's like she's a brand new iphone and wall-e's a blackberry 🤣
Eve's giggles are so cute and her voice is so smoov
I wouldn't say the stearing wheel/captain bot was a villain he was just following direct command protocol like the potus ordered.
In a way it was right, just by the miracle of a small plant growing the plant should be dead by the end of the movie haha.
🦖🐉🐉🐉
31:27 i speculate that this isn't the first time Auto tried to do something like this, especially if no other Eve probes came back positive until now.
The sound you guys hear when Wall-E is charged is the first Microsoft Windows opening with sound from the 90's, before windows 95' I think. Search it. Wait, or was it a Mac... And I totally agree, she is a princess, for me is the best love Disney story on my book.
The huge WALL-E robots are called WALL-As, standing for Waste Allocation Load Lifter Axiom Class.
The sound that Wall-E makes when he’s fully charged is the chimes from a Macintosh starting up.
Wall-e is genuinely one of my favourite love stories. It's so darn sweet.
Wall-E one of my favorite animated movies!
This movie was so wholesome.
I really wanted One of those awsome technical chairs
Why run to the TV when you have a massive super adorable chair/tv/relaxing too ❤️❤️💋
When I watched this movie for the first time I wasn’t a massive fan but the more times I’ve watched it and gotten older I actually really love this movie… and Wall-e is just adorable!!
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You should react to the BURN-E short. It’s actually hilarious.
Eve couldn’t lift the thing while Wall-e did it on low power
“WALL-E!!” 16 YEARS AGO TODAY DISNEY PIXAR RELEASED ITS NEWEST ANIMATED MOVIE, WALL-E IN THEATERS!!!!!!
Really love this movie. It creates a sense of greater comunity, an universal experience of humanity. And, coming from a country so different from yours (Brazil), I like that everyone can feel the same about this.
And watching your reactions is so cool, you pay so much attention to details and seem to really care about all the characters, seem to really enjoy the experience with great humour. Also the friendship you show to each other is so nice, it really helps to create a good mood. And I'm learning a lot from your thoughts about animation techniques, it's nice to have this perspective about our favorite movies.
Hugs from Brazil! 🇧🇷💫
Guys, if you liked Wall-E, you've got to watch a pair of 80's movies called Short Circuit and Short Circuit 2. Wall-E is CLEARLY the great-great-grandson of Number 5 from those movies.
37:00 It’s more than that. Did you hear the Space Odyssey music? This is basically the next step in human evolution.
There was no filter on the "voices". Those are clips of voices spliced together the way WALL-E would've had to - you can hear the paulstretch in his first "Eee-Vvvvvvvahhh"
"Is it freezing"
Tell me you've never used a fire extinguisher without actually telling me.
I love how wall-e is in the supermarket and eve saw wall-e, wall-e know he get caught because eve have weapon and wall-e scream and run, after run wall-e want to open the door and eve saw wall-e scared, and get hit by 19 cart, and eve see that and ignore it, and the door open ( at part 6 and at the start, and wait for a little and you can see what a said )
This has been my favorite Pixar film dince it came out. I remember going to the theater to watch it with my sister. I've lost count of how many times I've watched it. Some people mark out when they see an R2-D2 in real life, I wanna see a Wall-E in real life.
the sound designer is the same guy who did star wars
Agreed. Better love story than everything.
One of the best Pixar movies ever
15:58 If you look closely, he actually does get charged up from that
Did you guys know that Wall-E was voiced by Ben Burtt, the sound designer for the Star Wars movies?
OMG I JUST THOUGHT ABOUT IT! You guys HAVE to watch 9!!!
Best Pixar movie IMO. And make sure you watch the short BURN-E.
This is my favorite childhood movie. Every Friday after school. Good times 🥲
There is a Disney short about that robot that got stuck outside. After the dancing scene.
The reason WALL-E have live action elements for the past is that director Andrew Stanton wanted to use the clips from Hello Dolly!. Another reason is that it would feel more impactful with live action humans being transformed into fat animated humans (in contrast for having slightly caricatured animated humans becoming fat animated humans). Originally the humans actually have been devolved into gelatianous blobs called gels (based on a theory that if humans stay in low gravity for several generations will be devolved into slime) but people had hard time relating to them so they were tweaked until they became obese humans with stubbier fingers and toes, more like "big babies". The animators still refered the humans as gels throughout production.
The first version of the movie, while the first act was basically the same throughout production, was really different, more like Spartacus plot with the robots being slaves to the tyranical robots who treated them poorly, such as shooting them with a laser gun for little to no reason, and WALL-E inadvertily starts a rebeliion against the gels, with the movie ending similar to The Planet of the Apes. This was deemed too weird so the plot was changed to the what it was in the final version.
Auto was originally a different robot similiar to EVE in design but more "calculated", aggressive looking. An earlier version of had Auto going to the archives which was formed like a brain and watched the history of how Earth got polluted, the progress of Operation Cleanup up until the CEO gives order A113. This was moved to the Captain's quarters later in the film, as A. it stopped the flow of the movie. B. The Captain needed to know this into along with the audience for act 3. Also the Captain was a lot lazier and "couldn't care less" attitude to the point that he wore his hat upside down and even couldn't read the instruction manual because he was reading it upside down so Auto had to flip it upright for him. This made The Captain seem dumb so he was made smarter and the hat was sitting a bit loose until he decides to order Auto to go back to Earth.
An earlier version of the garbage disposal had EVE being shocked by Auto and badly damaged with WALL-E saving her. M-O and the WALL-As saved them similiarly as the final movie but WALL-E fixes EVE by replacing a part of her damaged "heart" with the lighter he showed her on Earth. Stanton realized that he made a big mistake and asked the animators to reanimate parts of this scene and the third act so that WALL-E was damaged instead, which made him much more braver when he attempted to stop The Holo Detector fro going down and getting crushed by it. It also served as a motivation for both the broken down robots, the Captain and other humans to help against Auto, as how WALL-E have affected them earlier in the movie.
This movie was a favorite of mine as a child