The ending credits roll is actually a wonderful glimpse into the future of this world. Easy to miss, but its one of my favorite little parts of the film for its long term optimism.
Truly, specially with the babies, like, nowadays you see kids having phones at the age of 8 and parents letting their children at the age of 2 pick on their phones
The movie Wall E was watching is Hello Dolly. The music they played when the Captain stood up (By Richard Strauss) was used in the moive 2001: A Space Odyssey AND the red-dot eye of the Auto Pilot was the same as the eye of the (evil) computer HAL in that film. Both of those movies are worth watching some time.
And the computer onboard the Axiom is voiced by Sigourney Weaver, who has spent a large part of her acting career in space (Alien films, Galaxy Quest, Avatar, etc)
The reason Andrew Stanton included Hello Dolly was because he played Barnaby Tucker in the hich school play of the musical and he really liked Put on YouR Sunday Clothes and It Takes A Moment. Originally, he wanted to use 30s Swing Music but he saw The Triplets of Belleville (which was actaully competing against Finding Nemo during the award seasons) which was begun with that kind of music and since it also had minimal dialouge like WALL-E, Stanton didn't want to think he plaguierased The Triplets of Bellville, so he choose instead Hello Dolly. Because of including the clips from Hello Dolly, it lead to decision to that all the clips of humans in the past were real humans to be shot agaainst blue screen rather being CG characters and another reason was that it would be more impactful when the humans had evolved into "big babies" instead of having the cartoonish Pixar humans they had in other movies, like Toy Story, Monsters, Inc. Ratatouille, etc.
WALL-E, M-O and most of the male robots were voiced by Ben Burtt, the sound effects guy from Star Wars and Indiana Jones, who did sounds for R2-D2, the lightsabers, the sounds of the X-Wing and TIE Fighters, the blaster sounds, Darth Vader's breathing, the landspeeder, etc. He also did the sound design of WALL-E and he was brought in early in production as Andrew Stanton wanted to make it a "silent movie" (though it's really minimalistic dialouge for most of the robots, except for AUTO who's the most vocal, being done through the text-to-speech program MacinTalk) and wanted to put big emphesis on the sound effects.
I have two thoughts: WALL-E stands for Waste Allocated Load Lifter - Earth Class. I think it's a greatly missed opportunity that the big ones on the ship (Axiom Class) weren't called WALL-S (Wallace), for Starship Class. If you enjoyed the music that WALL-E listened to, definitely watch the source movie, Hello Dolly. It's a great feel-good movie, with lots of fun numbers.
I grew up with Pixar, but this film is one of my all-time favorites. This was one of the first Pixar films I got to go see in theaters, but as always I would later rewatch in the Latin Spanish dub. It’s definitely one of the better love stories of all time.
"She has NO 'chill'!" LMAO! Probably the best way I have ever heard EVE (and her VERY 'short fuse') described! And yeah, this movie just gets you in "the feels".
Hi, Kayly! Such a treat to watch your reaction to this amazing movie! I loved to see your support of Wall-E and Eve as a couple, and the development of their relationship. It was indeed adorable to see them come together, and inspiring to watch the Captain of the Axiom become a true leader. I appreciate how difficult it is to zero in on an actual 'villain' in this story. AUTO is the closest thing to an antagonist, but even then his 'villainous' behaviour (blindly following a 700-year-old directive to the letter) is motivated by his programmed obedience and his determination to ensure humanity survives. As for BnL, its greed is doubtless a major factor in Earth's problems, but I don't think of CEO Forthright as a full-on villain. Rather, I see him as someone who genuinely wanted to fix things, but despair at his failure to do so took over, and he resorted to the simplest tactics he could think of -- deception and keeping everyone in space. Forthright's decision to take the easy way out and cover up his failure is what drives the conflict in the movie. This lack of a clear 'villain' character, and the brilliant storytelling early on, make this one of my favourite Pixar tales.
The villain in the story is complacency. Instead of fixing Earth early on when the warning signs first appeared, humanity was complacent and ignored the signs. When Earth became uninhabitable, rather than fix it, they took the easy route and stayed in space. The humans aboard the Axiom spend their entire lives in their chairs, staring at screens, completely complacent until Wall-E changes things. Auto isn't evil, he's just complacent and wants to obey the orders from the highest ranking officer, which was the president of BnL. Honestly, if you think about it, Auto became the antagonist precisely because he was programmed to be loyal. Loyal to a fault, unable to think for himself or act beyond his programming. His two orders are to steer the ship and prevent it from going back to Earth. Wall-E's orders were to clean the Earth, and the fact that he's the last of his line showed that the rest cleaned until they broke down. Whether due to a bug or whatever, Wall-E learned past his directive and became curious. He's not complacent, he wants to learn ever more about the world.
I recommend you to watch BURN-E, short "spinoff' of this movie. Hilarious, sad, inspiring story of what is going on when you are not the main character =)
This is my second-favorite Disney/Pixar/Dreamworks animated movie (my favorite being "Megamind"). I just find it impressive that they manage to give all these little robots so much personality and create such a cute and wholesome dynamic between them with so little dialogue. It's really amazing. And you kept my very favorite part in the RUclips edit. I laugh every time when Wall-E puts a dirty tread print on Mo's face. Poor Mo spends half the movie just cleaning up Wall-E's trail. I'm glad you reacted to this one. "Wall-E," even an edited version, always brightens my day. ✌🤓
Wall-E is kinda like every guy who does alot to impress or get the girl to notice him and she doesn't until she finally opens her eyes and sees that she actually does care about him too....this is one of my favorite Pixar movies.
This film contains some of my favorite film scores of all time, specifically the scene where Wall-E and Eva are flying around space. I haven't been to Disneyland in years, but when the Wall-E score came up during World of Color at California Adventure, it always made me really emotional to hear it. I also love the end credits music. I would put Wall-E in my top 3 of Pixar movies easily.
Great reaction! 😊 This is one of my favorite Pixar animated movies. This movie kind of reminds me a little bit of the movie "E.T. the Extraterrestrial"(which I very highly recommend). Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
Great reaction! I don’t think people talk about this movie enough, I personally have it as my favorite Pixar film Wall-E in many ways is a storytellers dream, given the fact that the robots speak no more than a few words, and yet you can feel and interpret everything that they think and feel. I feel if anyone should get into storytelling or animation, Wall-E is one of the first films they should go off of, as it shows just how important music and body language can be for characters. I say the same for Wallace and Gromit. Gromit does not have a mouth, yet you can tell everything he’s thinking and feeling at every point in the cartoon. Sometimes less words is better, and the fact that Wall-E can portray a better story than most without saying many actual words, it just shows how incredibly talented the writers were, and just how much love was put in this film
Another awesome reaction i remember watching this movie in school they showed it to us and then rewatching it as an adult and its some of the best written movie Pixar was done, your reaction was so wholesome, great video love that your exploring different genres too from comic book movies to Pixar movies, keep up the awesome content Kaylyptic
Thank you as always 🥺 I appreciate your continued support here and I’m glad you enjoyed this reaction! I’ve been wanting to watch WALL-E for the longest, and I’m glad I was able to do so by sharing my reaction :)
This is a movie I make a point of trying to rewatch every year. Not only because it’s a personal favorite, but because it’s getting more and more relevant as time passes. We’ve avoided the Skynet Bad Future so far, but this one is still possible, if not probable.
14:19 I honestly thought those were Babies or Toddlers in that scene, but then I realize later on that they were *Actual Children* (Ages 7-12)!!! Like What The F*ck?! It's like after years of being on that ship, there minds just refer back to being infants Again?! If that's actually how it happened, I can't even imagine what the *Teenagers* (Ages 13-17) would've look and acted like in that Movie!! (I loved The Movie, By The Way)
Wall-E was really a warning, about how over reliance on tech made people become lazy. The people in this movie spent all their time in front of screens, and weren't able to appreciate interacting with others. Seeing Wall-E and Eve's relationship develop was so cute!
The songs that Wall-E listens to is from the musical "Hello Dolly!" and scenes from the actual movie made in 1969 show up in the movie. I just think that is so cool! I would highly recommend watching "Hello Dolly!" when you have a chance, I think you would enjoy it.
I have to say it THE BEST PIXAR MOVIE and THE BEST ROMANCE IN A ANIMATED FILM INEVER SEEN AND I was born when this movie realesed so this is very special for me
Miss K. are you familiar the the Pixar's most used Easter Egg" It's in I believe all, if not most of their films. It shows up here at 15:07 and again at 21:37 . It's the code A113. A113 (pronounced A-One-Thirteen) is the classroom number used by character animation students at the California Institute of the Arts.
Grew up watching it and love it and came up with a long theory and stuff of how old walle is but short version is when we meet him he's around 700 years old and by the end when their both in front of the tree he is around 1,400 years old
10/10 Not only great, but a new plateau in animation I can't say enough about how good this movie, that you probably haven't read, so I'm going to keep this short. This is the best thing out there in theater's right now, and might just be the best animated film of all time, whether you believe that or not, is your own opinion, but what Pixar has done here, can put companies like Dreamworks, Sony, and Blue sky to shame. Wall E also may go down as the most lovable character ever to grace the movie screen, I praise Ben Burtt and Andrew Stanton, and the people at Pixar for what they did, and will continue to do. This is why Pixar is the top studio in the world. 10/10
Easily my favorite Pixar movie and one of my top all time favorites movies over all. You should pick up the Criterion collection version of this. It comes with a bluray packed with bonus features.
That PETER Gabriel song playing over the end credits was really cool. 'Down To Earth'. I bought several WallE collectibles when this came out. One that I couldn't find in stores, but can probably be found online was a full-size Wall E. remote control ....
Loved the reaction. I would like to point out that if it weren't for the machines, at least a few of them, they'd have never returned to Earth. Wall-E was even willing to sacrifice himself when he realized how important Eva's mission really was. So much preciousness in this film.
Just a couple of things:- The song for the final credits was called Down To Earth by Peter Gabriel and there is a Wall-e game available on PSP, PS2 and PC.
They can actually make a Wall-E 2. In the beginning of the movie, it is stated that many Starliner's were taking off every day according to the billboard ads that Wall-E passed by. The Axiom was the jewel of the fleet. So where is the rest of the fleet? So, for a Wall-E 2 scenario...I would imagine an adventure of Eve (Eva), Wall-E and the Captain trying to contact the rest of the fleet and bring them to Earth. Also, side note: The big Wall-Es on the axiom are not earth class. They are Wall-A (Astral class) Because of a fleet existing, they cannot be designated as "Axiom Class" based on one ship because each ship would have its own name. Now the "defective" robots on the axiom are a result of A.I. Self-awareness. If you paid attention... MO was trying to fulfill his objective in cleaning. He broke his original programming and jumped the designated flow line to complete his mission. This is how Wall-E developed his own personality and collected objects back home. Because of his learning, he survived while all the other "Unaware" Wall-E robots came to an end. This is the reason why the rogue robots hailed Wall-E as their leader. So, they are not defective, they are expressing their own personality. So, imagine coming back to Earth and having possibilities to get in touch with the rest of the fleet and bring them back to help clean and care for the Earth. I think it would be cute if Wall-E and Eve (Eva) make a way to make a child robot. (I only thought of this because of the 1987 movie "Batteries not Included")
Very true, but Wall-E is a bit different from the other robots, I feel. He's got an Ai that's 700 years in the making, while the other robots on the Axiom had it programmed in, or at least have a bit of personality since we see Mo and Eve have bits of character while they still do their perform their directives primarily, that personality is hidden or overlooked so long as they do their job. Of course, the "defective" robots were probably following their emerging personality too far which was what led them to being defective as they stopped following their directive entirely. Wall-e is kind of a balance between them; he follows his directive, but it doesn't smother his personality as he works and plays when we see how he starts his day. In a way he is the leader as he's got a fully realized personality that he's developed and yet can put it aside to function in his chosen role. Of course he does go off this balance once he becomes infatuated with Eve because he's been alone with his pet roach all this time. Finally someone to talk to, and she stands out completely from the dirty brown wasteland he's called home.
It would beg the question though of if the rest of the fleet even still exists. After all, they were only built to be out in space for five years. So it's possible that the Axiom's exceptional design is what allowed it to sustain humanity for 700, whereas the other ships may not have been capable of that same longevity.
Screw that, we don't need a half-assed cash grab sequel to the masterpiece that is Wall-E. Some things are just meant to be left alone and admired for what it is. We don't always need more.
14:44 I'll edit this in the future if need be, but if I'm remembering correctly, MatPat makes a compelling argument in a film theory, that the most viable option for food in this scenario, is re-purposing deceased humans for food and\or fertilizer. 23:27 You're sort of right, but probably not in the way you think. In nearly all examples in fiction, robot uprisings happen because of an AI going rogue. Acting outside the perimeters already set by its programming, but that's not what happened in this movie. Auto was just following its last command. It never ''stopped listening''.
Your reactions are always so energetic and joyful!!! I love this movie, not just because it is an excellent movie, but it was a favorite of my son as a toddler. I can still see his little eyes get so big and full of wonder when he would watch this one, over and over and over 😆 If you have not seen 2001:A Space Odyssey from 1968, I recommend it. You may recognize some of the music and themes. Can’t wait for your next reaction!
The captain is the hero the other hero is Wall-E what a great story what a masterpiece I saw this movie day one in theaters never forget how much I love this movie❤ welcome to the most greatest Pixar movie of this time frame when this came out Glad you enjoyed the movie The little roach was hilarious in this movie there's some good scenes there's some sad scenes there's some phenomenal scenes and some hilarious scenes with Wally That scene with Wally tearjerker at the end was not expecting it to end up that way anticipation One of the best not expecting a love story type of movie and especially something Pixar at the time of this release of this movie
😎👍 If it's of interest, the musical that Wall-E is obsessed with is "Hello Dolly," the 1969 big screen adaptation of the 1964 hit Broadway production. If you're into musicals, it's actually a pretty good movie in it's own right. Trivia: When this movie was first released, the Disney corporation was not yet the owner of "Hello Dolly," but it is now. A couple of years ago, Disney purchased 20th Century Fox, and now has all the rights to their back catalog. 🤖 You mentioned at the beginning that you are on a "Disney/Pixar Journey" and at the end, you mentioned that you've seen "Finding Nemo." I did a search of your channel, but couldn't find any other animated films, so I don't know which other ones you've watched yet. There are a lot of good ones from Disney/Pixar. "A Bug's Life" (1998), "Monsters Inc." (2001), "The Incredibles" (2004), "Meet The Robinsons" (2007), "Ratatouille" (2007), "Bolt" (2008) and those are just some from the company's first decade. I really enjoy your reactions.
Awesome Reaction this is one of my favorite Disney movies I'm glad you enjoyed watching it for your first time another Disney animated movie I totally recommend for you is Wreck it Ralph and it's sequel👍
While not a Pixar movie it's still a Disney one is "Meet the Robertsons". I think you'll like if you haven't seen it and honestly is always a tear jerker for me as well.
Funny you should compare the movie's score with Finding Nemo, as not only is it directed by Adrew Stanton who did Nemo, the music was done by Thomas Newman who also did Nemo's music.
This movie is absolutely BRILLIANT...yes, it's a cute movie about a little robot in love. This is truth. But it speaks to the Human condition on top of it, very subtly...glaringly, in between.
Your ability to be adorable knows no bounds. Yet another oh-so-charming reaction for Wall-E. Between the greatness of this classic and the beyond greatness of #1 super reactor of all time: Kaylyptic- (cue superhero music) it's a formula for pure magic! Even on the worst of days, just a glimpse of your delightful expressions and angelic face... and relaxing voice...transports your followahs into a state of pure bliss! You have the power to turn frowns upside down with your enchanting charm. Can't wait for your next one -- well, as long as it's not Reacher- 😁which I'll still give a like- but still haven't seen the show. Hopefully, you'll be back to the MCU. Regardless, I'll be there. You're pretty amazing. OH! And you asked what I'd love for you to react to...my favorite reactions are to Back to the Future trilogy AND the Breaking Bad Universe :) (If you haven't seen those ..which you probably have). Also- Stranger Things is typically a reaction that catches my attention too. But REGARDLESS of what you watch, I'm a supporter (as you know) :)
This is the sweetest, thank you so much for your support, always! 😃 My next upload will be an MCU one. I’m super excited for everyone to join me for Thor: The Dark World :) I definitely hope to see you there! I have Back to The Future on my list (although the first one will be a rewatch for me. I haven’t seen the 2nd or the 3rd) and I also haven’t seen any Breaking Bad!
0:39 The original London musical Phantom of the Opera singing. Yes, that's Michael Crawford. Put On Your Sunday Clothes: ruclips.net/video/DHP9BVo7X1w/видео.html It Only Takes A Moment: ruclips.net/video/kV8G_FjJzV4/видео.html @kaylyptic, I love this reaction and you!! You seem like such a sweetheart. ❤
ALL tech in this movie was bad (Except Wall_e lol) you did say "oh they are right next to each other" when the humans were talking on their screens..kind of like SMARTPHONES now....
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One of the best written romances in movies and they characters barely talk lmao
Have your 69th like.
I love how despite having about 10 different words said combined, Wall-E and Eve are one of the cutest couple ever shown.
Fun fact: EVA actually stands for Extra Terrestrial Vegetation Evaluator, and WALL-E stands for Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class"
If e is for earth class then I wonder what "a" was for the big ones in the ship
@@GuardianTiger@GuardianTiger the A stands for Axiom, the name of the ship! I just love this movie and it's attention to tiny details like this
@@EU-ug4rs I just realized it's odd that the Axiom _specifically_ has its own compactor class; were other cruiseliners different?
@@quantumblauthor7300 there were no other ships, the add at the beginning only mentions the axiom, so all the passengers must have been the super rich
The ending credits roll is actually a wonderful glimpse into the future of this world.
Easy to miss, but its one of my favorite little parts of the film for its long term optimism.
"Define dancing" That kills me every time
Honestly....the people distracted by screens and not wanting to move is just like much of humanity now. Ahead of its time.
Truly, specially with the babies, like, nowadays you see kids having phones at the age of 8 and parents letting their children at the age of 2 pick on their phones
...how old do you think this movie is?
the movie isn't that old, phones and ipads were around when it came out
On 30:05 Eve Is Singing As Humming And It's Sad....
MAH HEART 😭😭😭❤️🩹STAP THE SINGING 😭😭😭
The movie Wall E was watching is Hello Dolly. The music they played when the Captain stood up (By Richard Strauss) was used in the moive 2001: A Space Odyssey AND the red-dot eye of the Auto Pilot was the same as the eye of the (evil) computer HAL in that film. Both of those movies are worth watching some time.
And the computer onboard the Axiom is voiced by Sigourney Weaver, who has spent a large part of her acting career in space (Alien films, Galaxy Quest, Avatar, etc)
The reason Andrew Stanton included Hello Dolly was because he played Barnaby Tucker in the hich school play of the musical and he really liked Put on YouR Sunday Clothes and It Takes A Moment. Originally, he wanted to use 30s Swing Music but he saw The Triplets of Belleville (which was actaully competing against Finding Nemo during the award seasons) which was begun with that kind of music and since it also had minimal dialouge like WALL-E, Stanton didn't want to think he plaguierased The Triplets of Bellville, so he choose instead Hello Dolly. Because of including the clips from Hello Dolly, it lead to decision to that all the clips of humans in the past were real humans to be shot agaainst blue screen rather being CG characters and another reason was that it would be more impactful when the humans had evolved into "big babies" instead of having the cartoonish Pixar humans they had in other movies, like Toy Story, Monsters, Inc. Ratatouille, etc.
And the cockroach has à name and its HAL so yeah
WALL-E, M-O and most of the male robots were voiced by Ben Burtt, the sound effects guy from Star Wars and Indiana Jones, who did sounds for R2-D2, the lightsabers, the sounds of the X-Wing and TIE Fighters, the blaster sounds, Darth Vader's breathing, the landspeeder, etc. He also did the sound design of WALL-E and he was brought in early in production as Andrew Stanton wanted to make it a "silent movie" (though it's really minimalistic dialouge for most of the robots, except for AUTO who's the most vocal, being done through the text-to-speech program MacinTalk) and wanted to put big emphesis on the sound effects.
Fun fact: The filmmakers named the roach Hal in homage to Hal Roach, who directed The Little Rascals shorts in the 1930s.
3:28 WALL-E!!!! Reviewer foreshadowing. When Eve screamed like that, the theatre I was in was nothing but gasps.
I have two thoughts:
WALL-E stands for Waste Allocated Load Lifter - Earth Class. I think it's a greatly missed opportunity that the big ones on the ship (Axiom Class) weren't called WALL-S (Wallace), for Starship Class.
If you enjoyed the music that WALL-E listened to, definitely watch the source movie, Hello Dolly. It's a great feel-good movie, with lots of fun numbers.
But the big ones are WALL-A's (also wallace, maybe?)
WALL-A from Axiom Class
I always took WALL-A as the feminine form of WALL-E
It's for Axiom
M-O stands for Microbe Oblitrator.
I grew up with Pixar, but this film is one of my all-time favorites. This was one of the first Pixar films I got to go see in theaters, but as always I would later rewatch in the Latin Spanish dub. It’s definitely one of the better love stories of all time.
I live in Florida and after this came out I wanted a cute roach buddy of my own. That lasted a solid three seconds.
The Palmetto bugs are NO joke
"She has NO 'chill'!"
LMAO!
Probably the best way I have ever heard EVE (and her VERY 'short fuse') described!
And yeah, this movie just gets you in "the feels".
This movie will never not make me cry.
One of the most heartwarming pixar movies ever. Definitely in my Top 5.
Hi, Kayly! Such a treat to watch your reaction to this amazing movie! I loved to see your support of Wall-E and Eve as a couple, and the development of their relationship. It was indeed adorable to see them come together, and inspiring to watch the Captain of the Axiom become a true leader.
I appreciate how difficult it is to zero in on an actual 'villain' in this story. AUTO is the closest thing to an antagonist, but even then his 'villainous' behaviour (blindly following a 700-year-old directive to the letter) is motivated by his programmed obedience and his determination to ensure humanity survives.
As for BnL, its greed is doubtless a major factor in Earth's problems, but I don't think of CEO Forthright as a full-on villain. Rather, I see him as someone who genuinely wanted to fix things, but despair at his failure to do so took over, and he resorted to the simplest tactics he could think of -- deception and keeping everyone in space. Forthright's decision to take the easy way out and cover up his failure is what drives the conflict in the movie.
This lack of a clear 'villain' character, and the brilliant storytelling early on, make this one of my favourite Pixar tales.
The villain in the story is complacency. Instead of fixing Earth early on when the warning signs first appeared, humanity was complacent and ignored the signs. When Earth became uninhabitable, rather than fix it, they took the easy route and stayed in space. The humans aboard the Axiom spend their entire lives in their chairs, staring at screens, completely complacent until Wall-E changes things. Auto isn't evil, he's just complacent and wants to obey the orders from the highest ranking officer, which was the president of BnL.
Honestly, if you think about it, Auto became the antagonist precisely because he was programmed to be loyal. Loyal to a fault, unable to think for himself or act beyond his programming. His two orders are to steer the ship and prevent it from going back to Earth. Wall-E's orders were to clean the Earth, and the fact that he's the last of his line showed that the rest cleaned until they broke down. Whether due to a bug or whatever, Wall-E learned past his directive and became curious. He's not complacent, he wants to learn ever more about the world.
I recommend you to watch BURN-E, short "spinoff' of this movie. Hilarious, sad, inspiring story of what is going on when you are not the main character =)
This is my second-favorite Disney/Pixar/Dreamworks animated movie (my favorite being "Megamind"). I just find it impressive that they manage to give all these little robots so much personality and create such a cute and wholesome dynamic between them with so little dialogue. It's really amazing. And you kept my very favorite part in the RUclips edit. I laugh every time when Wall-E puts a dirty tread print on Mo's face. Poor Mo spends half the movie just cleaning up Wall-E's trail. I'm glad you reacted to this one. "Wall-E," even an edited version, always brightens my day. ✌🤓
Wall-E is kinda like every guy who does alot to impress or get the girl to notice him and she doesn't until she finally opens her eyes and sees that she actually does care about him too....this is one of my favorite Pixar movies.
This film contains some of my favorite film scores of all time, specifically the scene where Wall-E and Eva are flying around space. I haven't been to Disneyland in years, but when the Wall-E score came up during World of Color at California Adventure, it always made me really emotional to hear it. I also love the end credits music. I would put Wall-E in my top 3 of Pixar movies easily.
Great reaction! 😊
This is one of my favorite Pixar animated movies. This movie kind of reminds me a little bit of the movie "E.T. the Extraterrestrial"(which I very highly recommend).
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
I definitely want to watch E.T. at some point! Thank you as always for the continuous support! 😁
@@kaylyptic hey
Great reaction! I don’t think people talk about this movie enough, I personally have it as my favorite Pixar film
Wall-E in many ways is a storytellers dream, given the fact that the robots speak no more than a few words, and yet you can feel and interpret everything that they think and feel. I feel if anyone should get into storytelling or animation, Wall-E is one of the first films they should go off of, as it shows just how important music and body language can be for characters. I say the same for Wallace and Gromit. Gromit does not have a mouth, yet you can tell everything he’s thinking and feeling at every point in the cartoon. Sometimes less words is better, and the fact that Wall-E can portray a better story than most without saying many actual words, it just shows how incredibly talented the writers were, and just how much love was put in this film
Another awesome reaction i remember watching this movie in school they showed it to us and then rewatching it as an adult and its some of the best written movie Pixar was done, your reaction was so wholesome, great video love that your exploring different genres too from comic book movies to Pixar movies, keep up the awesome content Kaylyptic
Thank you as always 🥺 I appreciate your continued support here and I’m glad you enjoyed this reaction! I’ve been wanting to watch WALL-E for the longest, and I’m glad I was able to do so by sharing my reaction :)
I’m watching this on Earth Day! I love your reaction to this amazing film! The animation really holds up for being early 2000s
This is a movie I make a point of trying to rewatch every year. Not only because it’s a personal favorite, but because it’s getting more and more relevant as time passes. We’ve avoided the Skynet Bad Future so far, but this one is still possible, if not probable.
They show how earth and people get rehabilitated. There is also a tree that Wall-E and Eve made from the plant in the shoe.
14:19 I honestly thought those were Babies or Toddlers in that scene, but then I realize later on that they were *Actual Children* (Ages 7-12)!!!
Like What The F*ck?! It's like after years of being on that ship, there minds just refer back to being infants Again?! If that's actually how it happened, I can't even imagine what the *Teenagers* (Ages 13-17) would've look and acted like in that Movie!!
(I loved The Movie, By The Way)
Wall-E was really a warning, about how over reliance on tech made people become lazy. The people in this movie spent all their time in front of screens, and weren't able to appreciate interacting with others.
Seeing Wall-E and Eve's relationship develop was so cute!
Hands down one of the best movies Pixar has done, and they have made a lot of gems. It's my favorite movie of all time without a doubt.
I still remember watching it in the cinema and I was 8 !
Very fun movie with a great story. Super cool reaction young lady.
Thank you! I highly enjoyed this one
“Lilo and Stitch” *almost called him the wrong name due to auto correct* is also a tearjerker
The songs that Wall-E listens to is from the musical "Hello Dolly!" and scenes from the actual movie made in 1969 show up in the movie. I just think that is so cool! I would highly recommend watching "Hello Dolly!" when you have a chance, I think you would enjoy it.
I’m really gonna have to check that musical out 🥺
I have to say it THE BEST PIXAR MOVIE and THE BEST ROMANCE IN A ANIMATED FILM INEVER SEEN AND I was born when this movie realesed so this is very special for me
Miss K. are you familiar the the Pixar's most used Easter Egg" It's in I believe all, if not most of their films. It shows up here at 15:07 and again at 21:37 . It's the code A113. A113 (pronounced A-One-Thirteen) is the classroom number used by character animation students at the California Institute of the Arts.
Grew up watching it and love it and came up with a long theory and stuff of how old walle is but short version is when we meet him he's around 700 years old and by the end when their both in front of the tree he is around 1,400 years old
The movie short, Burn-E, goes along with the main story.
10/10
Not only great, but a new plateau in animation
I can't say enough about how good this movie, that you probably haven't read, so I'm going to keep this short.
This is the best thing out there in theater's right now, and might just be the best animated film of all time, whether you believe that or not, is your own opinion, but what Pixar has done here, can put companies like Dreamworks, Sony, and Blue sky to shame.
Wall E also may go down as the most lovable character ever to grace the movie screen, I praise Ben Burtt and Andrew Stanton, and the people at Pixar for what they did, and will continue to do.
This is why Pixar is the top studio in the world.
10/10
Easily my favorite Pixar movie and one of my top all time favorites movies over all. You should pick up the Criterion collection version of this. It comes with a bluray packed with bonus features.
Also I feel bad for auto he was literally doing his job to protect humans something he was programmed to do which doesn't make him evil
That PETER Gabriel song playing over the end credits was really cool. 'Down To Earth'. I bought several WallE collectibles when this came out. One that I couldn't find in stores, but can probably be found online was a full-size Wall E. remote control ....
The thing that most people miss is his home is the bigger WALL E counterparts called WALL R in space
Loved the reaction. I would like to point out that if it weren't for the machines, at least a few of them, they'd have never returned to Earth. Wall-E was even willing to sacrifice himself when he realized how important Eva's mission really was.
So much preciousness in this film.
One of the best movies ever!! Awesome reaction too! I really luv that outro tune btw!! (i had to Shazam it)
Just a couple of things:- The song for the final credits was called Down To Earth by Peter Gabriel and there is a Wall-e game available on PSP, PS2 and PC.
Its always so sae watching Hal see Wall-E being taken off world and seeing hes still waiting for Wall-E when he returns
They can actually make a Wall-E 2. In the beginning of the movie, it is stated that many Starliner's were taking off every day according to the billboard ads that Wall-E passed by. The Axiom was the jewel of the fleet. So where is the rest of the fleet? So, for a Wall-E 2 scenario...I would imagine an adventure of Eve (Eva), Wall-E and the Captain trying to contact the rest of the fleet and bring them to Earth. Also, side note: The big Wall-Es on the axiom are not earth class. They are Wall-A (Astral class) Because of a fleet existing, they cannot be designated as "Axiom Class" based on one ship because each ship would have its own name. Now the "defective" robots on the axiom are a result of A.I. Self-awareness. If you paid attention... MO was trying to fulfill his objective in cleaning. He broke his original programming and jumped the designated flow line to complete his mission. This is how Wall-E developed his own personality and collected objects back home. Because of his learning, he survived while all the other "Unaware" Wall-E robots came to an end. This is the reason why the rogue robots hailed Wall-E as their leader. So, they are not defective, they are expressing their own personality. So, imagine coming back to Earth and having possibilities to get in touch with the rest of the fleet and bring them back to help clean and care for the Earth. I think it would be cute if Wall-E and Eve (Eva) make a way to make a child robot. (I only thought of this because of the 1987 movie "Batteries not Included")
Very true, but Wall-E is a bit different from the other robots, I feel. He's got an Ai that's 700 years in the making, while the other robots on the Axiom had it programmed in, or at least have a bit of personality since we see Mo and Eve have bits of character while they still do their perform their directives primarily, that personality is hidden or overlooked so long as they do their job. Of course, the "defective" robots were probably following their emerging personality too far which was what led them to being defective as they stopped following their directive entirely.
Wall-e is kind of a balance between them; he follows his directive, but it doesn't smother his personality as he works and plays when we see how he starts his day. In a way he is the leader as he's got a fully realized personality that he's developed and yet can put it aside to function in his chosen role. Of course he does go off this balance once he becomes infatuated with Eve because he's been alone with his pet roach all this time. Finally someone to talk to, and she stands out completely from the dirty brown wasteland he's called home.
It would beg the question though of if the rest of the fleet even still exists. After all, they were only built to be out in space for five years. So it's possible that the Axiom's exceptional design is what allowed it to sustain humanity for 700, whereas the other ships may not have been capable of that same longevity.
Screw that, we don't need a half-assed cash grab sequel to the masterpiece that is Wall-E. Some things are just meant to be left alone and admired for what it is. We don't always need more.
@@Or1colle I pretty much made the exact same comment about Megamind on a different video about a couple months ago.
14:44 I'll edit this in the future if need be, but if I'm remembering correctly, MatPat makes a compelling argument in a film theory, that the most viable option for food in this scenario, is re-purposing deceased humans for food and\or fertilizer.
23:27 You're sort of right, but probably not in the way you think. In nearly all examples in fiction, robot uprisings happen because of an AI going rogue. Acting outside the perimeters already set by its programming, but that's not what happened in this movie. Auto was just following its last command. It never ''stopped listening''.
9:24 Not like a little love story... it is the love story. :)
Your reactions are always so energetic and joyful!!!
I love this movie, not just because it is an excellent movie, but it was a favorite of my son as a toddler. I can still see his little eyes get so big and full of wonder when he would watch this one, over and over and over 😆
If you have not seen 2001:A Space Odyssey from 1968, I recommend it. You may recognize some of the music and themes.
Can’t wait for your next reaction!
Aww that is the cutest thing ever!! Thank you so much for watching 😁 I’ll have to give 2001:A Space Odyssey a try soon!
Never disappoints..uss. Thank you so much
Watching you enjoy this was so very enjoyable. Thank you sweetheart ❤
Going into Wall-E with tissues at the ready. That's some pro strats right there.
Saludos desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo 👍👏🇩🇴
Oh yeah! My favorite Pixar film of all time! Typing this before the reaction starts btw
One of my fav movies
The captain is the hero the other hero is Wall-E what a great story what a masterpiece I saw this movie day one in theaters never forget how much I love this movie❤ welcome to the most greatest Pixar movie of this time frame when this came out Glad you enjoyed the movie The little roach was hilarious in this movie there's some good scenes there's some sad scenes there's some phenomenal scenes and some hilarious scenes with Wally
That scene with Wally tearjerker at the end was not expecting it to end up that way anticipation
One of the best not expecting a love story type of movie and especially something Pixar at the time of this release of this movie
Nice reaction, babe! I love you so much! ❤😘😘😘😘
😎👍 If it's of interest, the musical that Wall-E is obsessed with is "Hello Dolly," the 1969 big screen adaptation of the 1964 hit Broadway production. If you're into musicals, it's actually a pretty good movie in it's own right. Trivia: When this movie was first released, the Disney corporation was not yet the owner of "Hello Dolly," but it is now. A couple of years ago, Disney purchased 20th Century Fox, and now has all the rights to their back catalog. 🤖 You mentioned at the beginning that you are on a "Disney/Pixar Journey" and at the end, you mentioned that you've seen "Finding Nemo." I did a search of your channel, but couldn't find any other animated films, so I don't know which other ones you've watched yet. There are a lot of good ones from Disney/Pixar. "A Bug's Life" (1998), "Monsters Inc." (2001), "The Incredibles" (2004), "Meet The Robinsons" (2007), "Ratatouille" (2007), "Bolt" (2008) and those are just some from the company's first decade. I really enjoy your reactions.
The real villain was the BnL corporation.
23:27 I mean auto is just doing what the president told him.
Awesome Reaction this is one of my favorite Disney movies I'm glad you enjoyed watching it for your first time another Disney animated movie I totally recommend for you is Wreck it Ralph and it's sequel👍
Thank you! I’ll add Wreck it Ralph to my list! :)
@@kaylyptic Your welcome😊👍
you should have watched the end credits. It answers what happens to the people after they landed
While not a Pixar movie it's still a Disney one is "Meet the Robertsons". I think you'll like if you haven't seen it and honestly is always a tear jerker for me as well.
Funny you should compare the movie's score with Finding Nemo, as not only is it directed by Adrew Stanton who did Nemo, the music was done by Thomas Newman who also did Nemo's music.
Subscribed. Great movie reaction; looking forward into seeing more of your reactions with movies you haven’t seen.
Thank you so much! I’m glad to have you joining alongside me!
How humble, Rosario Dawson, making excellent reactions. I loved how you captured the key moments of the movie. Great edition too.
I love this movie😊👍🏻
This movie is absolutely BRILLIANT...yes, it's a cute movie about a little robot in love. This is truth. But it speaks to the Human condition on top of it, very subtly...glaringly, in between.
It's pretty much reality now, especially with AI
Is anyone gonna talk about the thumbnail?😨
Your ability to be adorable knows no bounds. Yet another oh-so-charming reaction for Wall-E. Between the greatness of this classic and the beyond greatness of #1 super reactor of all time: Kaylyptic- (cue superhero music) it's a formula for pure magic! Even on the worst of days, just a glimpse of your delightful expressions and angelic face... and relaxing voice...transports your followahs into a state of pure bliss! You have the power to turn frowns upside down with your enchanting charm. Can't wait for your next one -- well, as long as it's not Reacher- 😁which I'll still give a like- but still haven't seen the show. Hopefully, you'll be back to the MCU. Regardless, I'll be there. You're pretty amazing. OH! And you asked what I'd love for you to react to...my favorite reactions are to Back to the Future trilogy AND the Breaking Bad Universe :) (If you haven't seen those ..which you probably have). Also- Stranger Things is typically a reaction that catches my attention too. But REGARDLESS of what you watch, I'm a supporter (as you know) :)
This is the sweetest, thank you so much for your support, always! 😃 My next upload will be an MCU one. I’m super excited for everyone to join me for Thor: The Dark World :) I definitely hope to see you there! I have Back to The Future on my list (although the first one will be a rewatch for me. I haven’t seen the 2nd or the 3rd) and I also haven’t seen any Breaking Bad!
23:17 great way to put it about AUTO
This is easily a top 5 Pixar film for me, right alongside Ratatouille and Cars
EVE is 100% Latina
Fune one, Kayly! 😄
WALL-E = E for Earth, WALL-A = A for Axiom
22:52. Chute, yes, indeed that is the trash chute.
awwww - when Pixar was good 🥰
Great reaction. Thank you.
Thank you too! 😃
Still the most adorable masterpiece ever, imo.
But no, not a tear-jerker, what the hell, this is not The Notebook. It's just super moving.
LOVEEE this movie and your reaction! Looking forward to checking out more of your reactions. Subscribing! :)
24:24 mo's traumatised rn
Watched wall E. All alone. Wow how depressing. I could never
fun fact: The cockroach's name is Hal.
you should have watched the rest of the movie. . . the credits!
0:39 The original London musical Phantom of the Opera singing. Yes, that's Michael Crawford.
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@kaylyptic, I love this reaction and you!! You seem like such a sweetheart. ❤
I'm now going to say Kayly like this: Kaaaaayly
Love your reactions ❤😊 Another film I recommend for you to watch which is considered dark comedy is called “Birdman” 2014 movie 🍿
Thank you so much! :)) I’ll look into that one
@@kaylyptic 👍🏽
Love Kirby ^^
Your nails are awesome
Thank you so much! :)
Hey will you give a try to cars too
I will for sure!! :)
Yep, another great Pixar effort, heart warming. Shame they have gone down the toilet since then.
This is the difference between good writing and the garbage we get today.
ruclips.net/video/s_FivFUXc08/видео.html (Dynamite Chicken, 1971)
The credits on this movie are other thing
Kirby are😊❤
love over fear of death
ALL tech in this movie was bad (Except Wall_e lol) you did say "oh they are right next to each other" when the humans were talking on their screens..kind of like SMARTPHONES now....
THIS IS US
this is a 100% rip-off of "short circuit" .... go see THIS movie and tell me what you think??