Trash collecting robot....worth every minute! First time watching WALL-E movie reaction

[@BaddMedicine]

WALL-E!!! What a fantastic animated film here. What was your first time reaction? Did we miss anything? Full Reactions on Patreon: www.patreon.com/baddmedicine Backup channel Subscribe here kzbin.info/door/1CLUwA27dz-94o3FR0o3xg

[@candidwings5609]

Two things I noticed: Symbolism of the Boot - the planet (and life) recovering out of the abandoned footprint of humanity Wall-E inspired others to step outside conformity and into individuality. His authenticity was contagious and made each character more memorable and exciting. From Eva to the waving receptionist robot.

[@captainteeko4579]

I hope you watched a bit of the credits. It shows how the humans were successful after relearning how to live on their own :)

[@misabissett2000]

Did you catch that the computer voice was Sigourney Weaver?

[@marindagijzen7143]

oh man, I would love for you guys to react to 'inside out'. The talk and lessons you will get...oh boy. It will be a two hour stream

[@fantasywind3923]

There's also a funny short Burn-e about the welding repair bot on Axiom :) (in the main film he appears briefly).

[@HeartlandHunny]

You know you’re a talented filmmaker when you can make people care about the safety of a cockroach.

[@ItsmehNolan]

Yup 💯

[@darthjarjar2742]

What about a cockroach😏

[@mikaelerosecrans2093]

Ong while we wanna kill those mf’s 🤣

[@Aragonsdick5170]

😂😂😂... Absolutely. I actually was worried for the cockroach 😂

[@georgekellon2471]

An animated cockroach no less...🙂

[@candidwings5609]

I have an autistic child who sometimes struggled when he was younger to follow movies that were heavy on dialogue. He loved this movie. Seeing his joy made this one of my favorites, too.

[@dt1056]

My son is 18 and was diagnosed with autism when he was young. Wall-e was the 1 movie he watched fully and often. He loved it so much, my parents gave him a remote control mini-Wall-e one Christmas. He's now in college and was about to give "his" Wall-e to a local charity, but for now it has to many memories for me and my wife...

[@wealldead]

@@dt1056 yeah don’t give that one away save em

[@TheMarikatt]

When he gets older, you can try watching Edward Scissorhands. I mean, it is a bit dialogue, but the main character does not talk much.

[@jennthabombdiggity]

Same!!! My son wouldn’t sit still for movies and wouldn’t follow them. When I showed him THIS movie, it was the quietest and most attention I had ever seen him pay to a movie. He still loves it.

[@Rising_Pho3nix_23]

I'm horrible with character names but this was easy to follow. Refreshing

[@SebasTian58323]

I love that Auto isn't really an evil or malfunctioning AI, it's just an AI following the orders it got from the highest authority in the company

[@zybch]

They could have added a bit more depth, like the HAL9000 in 2010. Possibly beyond the scope of the intended audience though.

[@beetlebob4675]

@@zybch I feel like he was already an homage to Hal, anyway.

[@werwolfnate]

Autos actions are never an oversight of those who made him, not a glitch caused by conflicting directives. Everything he does is by design and by the order of his superiors. It's only his lack of flexibility or independence that puts him in conflict with the protagonists who adapt and learn. His rigidity to protocol comes up with the fact he could have easily disposed of the plant without ever letting the captain know it was found, but directive dictates the captain is informed about a positive probe. It had to wiggle around the two directives to get by.

[@StoryMing]

I’ve always wondered what would happen if they rebooted Auto once Operation Recolonize was fully and thoroughly established, and the return to Earth was a _fait accompli_ so there was no longer any possibility of preventing it.

[@johnnyboro9558]

@@zybch Auto was certainly a nod to HAL. they didn't need to add depth to Auto because anyone familiar with HAL would immediately make the correlation, and to do the same thing with Auto would just be redundant and take up screen time in an already pretty long animated movie

[@charlie53echo]

I love how he has collected all these lighters, but it took Eve picking one up and lighting it to realize what it did. Amazing what a different perspective can do.

[@spiderking8011]

I can't believe all the details in this movie

[@unlimited971]

You have no idea

[@jasmine9581]

I didn't even remember/notice 'til I read the transcript yesterday

[@aspjk]

​@@jasmine9581 same

[@nathanielreik6617]

I think one thing to think about is why they chose "Hello, Dolly" to be the old movie Wall-E watches and records. It is a love story, but it's also a movie about people who are just doing the same thing day to day and when they decide to do something spontaneous they finally start to actually live.

[@jessicaarnwine8868]

Thank you. Been waiting for this comment.

[@sharonmaddox3390]

I thought the film was Barnum played by Michael Crawford?

[@nathanielreik6617]

@@sharonmaddox3390 no it's definitely Hello, Dolly; one of my parent's favorite movies

[@jessicaarnwine8868]

​@@sharonmaddox3390 I almost thought that movie was just my imagination! Thank you for the memory

[@softwindcrafting]

​@@sharonmaddox3390it was Michael Crawford in Hello Dolly.

[@DFMCode]

I don't know if you noticed, but you spent the first hour watching an animated movie where there were only one or two robots, a cockroach and a desolate world. Without any dialogue and at the same time full of it.

[@jollyquinn430]

@FacuRS I read this comment multiple times by multiple people. Only difference is the time. Some say '20 minutes'. Some say '30 minutes'. Now you say '1 hour'. It's fascinating how differently people think about time.

[@alexanderb5726]

You gentlemen have quickly become my favorite reactors on youtube, from solid fun during viewing to spot on analyses and discussions after, this channel is a blast!

[@BaddMedicine]

Much appreciated! And thanks for spending some of your time with us!!

[@stephen3107]

This channel is amazing

[@BaddMedicine]

🤜🤛

[@qzickx8009]

@@stephen3107seriously the best I’ve ever seem, i get a nice warm feeling when watching this incredible channel and incredible reactors. I wish i was a bit older and could be friends with this lot it would be a blast, always love oaks takes and he adds so much from the in depth analysis to hes overall likeness. Much love as always hopefully i made sense. ❤❤❤❤ Happy New Years guys

[@withxoutxlife]

For a movie without near as much dialogue as most others, it conveys its message incredibly well. I adore this film.

[@zybch]

Its called storytelling. Something Disney/Pixar has since replaced with identity politic agendas :(

[@barrywade3774]

Back when concern for the environment included more than “carbon”.

[@appleglassjuice11]

@@zybch "identity politic agenda", care to explain what you even mean by that???

[@jollyquinn430]

@appleglassjuice11 Probably all the diversity casting and political correctness. Stuff like 'Snow White and the 7 magical creatures' where she doesn't get saved by the princes and doesn't dream of love but becomes the leader she always was deep down. But they changed some of it after the backlash.

[@ps1hagrid786]

@@jollyquinn430 To be fair, she never was saved by the prince in the original. She's revived accidentally when the piece she ate got free from her throat. The disney movie from the early 20th century was not true to the source material whatsoever.

[@MarloMaravillas]

Sigorney Weaver playing the ship's computer voice was a nice touch.

[@shredx7169]

Get away from her you bitch

[@danielleking262]

As usual, Pixar makes such brilliant films that you just can't help but friggin' cry. I think Coco, Up, Encanto, and this are the top ones, besides the trash incinerator scene in Toy Story 3. I also feel like Onward, Inside Out, Brave, and Elemental are extremely underrated. Those all had crying moments too. 💔😭

[@gianni4925]

I’ve always loved this movie to death since it came out. WALL-E is clearly one of the greatest animated characters from start to finish.

[@Padre_des_los_penitentes]

One of the best animated movies ever made

[@maximillianosaben]

Man, people were smitten over these two robots. Just darn cute. And then there's us gross humans who effed up the planet...

[@ranniwolves]

but humans were also the ones to save it. we are all capable of good and evil, greed and empathy, it’s all about what we choose to act on

[@maximillianosaben]

@@ranniwolves - The other point of view is that Wall-E and Eve saved it... And regardless of who saved it, the message of the movie was clear who is ruining it; yes we can save it too, but the majority of people aren't preocuppied with doing that.

[@quantumblur_3145]

​​@@maximillianosabenI fear you missed the rest of the movie's message. It did not point blame, as it didn't depict the humans as lazy - "lazy" implies a task that's not getting done. _What task, though?_ Everything's automated. Generations have passed since Override A113 began without anyone's knowledge. The Captain's competent and curious, Mary's genuinely interested in the pool, and everyone chips in to help baton-pass the plant to the holodetector by the end. That baton pass also includes machines, also broken from _their_ routines. _WALL-E_ isn't about whose fault it is - it's too focused about how easy it is to nudge each other from routine and start fixing it. It's telling you that any day routine's got you feeling down and out, you can put on your Sunday clothes

[@maximillianosaben]

@@quantumblur_3145 - I never said humans were "lazy."

[@crazyguy_1233]

Wall-E is by far my favorite animated movie. I remember seeing it in the theater with my mom. I was 6 and I remember getting a promotional watch when we went to it. The theater I saw it in closed down in 2020 but there are rumors its reopening after some renovations. I hope it does because I have so many memories of going there to watch movies as a kid.

[@Lynn-CA]

What impressed me was that the vast majority of the film there was no dialogue and it still managed to convey so much

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

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. There aren't any characters speaking until they get to the ship, besides singing on a TV and a Buy-N-Large TV announcement. Love love love Wall-E - Such a good movie to be able to make you invested before anything really happens. Also all the callbacks to the early part of the movie are really nice too. A beautiful cautionary tell about how we treat our planet. Y'all have to get around to Inside Out before long and the new Puss in Boots movie is so freaking good.

[@jdturingkai564]

The movie was incredible at the theater, especially the scene when they were first flying through space. The most striking thing though is that a HUGE chunk of the movie lacked dialogue aside from some beeps and boops that resembled some words. In fact, the score was the main thing you even heard all the way until they got to the ship.

[@c-puff]

This movie came out while I was at animation college. A little while later when the stores stopped having the big posters in store for it, a few of the guys in class "saved" one of the very big vinyl posters from a dumpster. Also when the soundtrack for this movie was released, it was released in an eco CD case made of cardboard with no plastic.

[@mariamariane3503]

I need more reactions of Pixar's movies especially "soul" and "inside out"

[@BaddMedicine]

Lots more will be happening

[@bethmelendez1589]

I adore Wall-E, it's been my favorite Pixar movie since it released. The music, the romance, the end credits, expressive animation so good you don't need dialogue; it's all just so good

[@notwtbc7]

This was definitely a treat to see in a theater! I watched it again in high school as a senior because my English teacher wanted us to compare it to Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, so I not only got the entertainment viewing in 2008 but also the analysis viewing two yrs later! Great watch and reaction!

[@alexianigollarza3583]

I haven't started the reaction yet, just watching the intro and I noticed the image at the back with the "e" of medicine as the "e" of Wall-E, looooove that detail 😎

[@BaddMedicine]

Great catch :)

[@khazms]

I only saw this once about about 13 years ago but I still remembered the whole movie. It was pretty memorable.

[@lillianbarbieri7771]

I absolutely LOVE Wall-e. It is incredible how they manage to make us emotional and create such an incredible story with basically just robots. Have you guys watched Inside Out and Soul? They are with Up, my favorite Disney-Pixar movies, and are really awesome.

[@snarkysquirrel]

i cant remember the last time i saw the answer so excited and invested! i love this movie. and my kid loves this movie. they even had a wall-e themed birthday party one year (those "trash compactor cube" rice crispy treats were a hit) every kid i know loves wall-e. but honestly ive never met an adult who didnt like it. the animation is good,t he story is cute. there are so many important messages in it. i really think this was an important movie for so many reasons.

[@KaizerHiwatari]

Gotta love whatever exec pitched a post-apocalyptic kids movie whose main theme is the evil of consumer culture, complacency, and deforestation--but with wholesome robots.

[@emilylouise1971]

Oaks lessons are always my favorite part ❤

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

This movie released when I was in middle school and I didn't actually watch it until after I graduated college and just wow, I missed a good one. I knew about Wall-e, Eve, and the earth is in tatters and everyone is super lazy, but never the full story. As an adult being able to more closely relate it to the real world and my own values, I definitely appreciate the message

[@lsaria5998]

I loved this film so much I didn't just buy it on DVD as soon as it came out, I bought the DVD of Hello Dolly the day I first watched Wall-E in the cinema. It's such an amazing piece of story-telling and the lack of dialogue means that you focus on all the little things going on in the world that are hidden in plain sight. It's just a beautiful gift from Pixar to the world...

[@vikimseruh4500]

I love this movie. Me remembering the movie "Short Circuit" which this reminds me of. That movie came out in 1986. First time I saw Wall-E, I said "Oh my gosh its Number 5". That was the robots name in Short Circuit. Interesting how similar they look. LOL!

[@noorkhan215]

This was a movie that I watched in the cinema and I can absolutely say it was AN INCREDIBLE experience. I was 3-4~ at that time (I have really good recollection from my early childhood) and I still remember that wonder that the floating in space scene with the fire extinguisher created for me. It was pure magic and inspiration. Plus, I distinctly remember multiple scenes absolutely blasting our ears because of how loud they were :D Still an incredible experience though.

[@ApplePotato]

The ending credits is absolutely beautiful. It starts with cave art of the passengers discovering fire and then goes into Egyptian Mayan temple art where they rediscover village life and society. Progresses into Renaissance art of them rebuilding the cities.

[@Witchwood]

If I recall, there is an alternative/deleted scene to the dumpster one with EVE actually damaged and in need. It’s really neat because the big Wall-Es are more involved in it.

[@jasmine9581]

11:21 Baby it's stormin' outside 😂

[@AbsoluteApril]

Loved your reaction and especially the final thoughts from all 3 of you at the end. Such a wonderful movie with a robot romance, who would have thought holding a hand would have such an impact. Oaks' comments on the 'value' of what Wall-E kept was something I had not really thought about before. thank you!

[@rachelnieves7389]

I'm so glad you guys are reacting to an animated film! I hope you do more, there are soo many good ones out there now. Encanto, Turning Red, Strange World, Coco, the list goes on and on. You guys are awesome and I look forward to many more reactions.

[@ellencosta1639]

Please please please react to “Coco” pleeeease, you won't regret it and I can already see The Oak in tears

[@PacificEgg]

I wouldn't say this is a silent film, but it's very close and I really appreciate that aspect of this movie.

[@ChaoticallyCosmic]

this is my alltime favorite movie. This movie growing up i never understood, then rewatching it as an adult and being who i am, someone who loves deep meanings and just everything wall-e is and ive fallen in love with it. Its just such a wonderful movie. That and Ratatouille will always be some of my favorite kid films and my go tos

[@Tomas-oe1iy]

I went to the cinema to watch this movie when I was 8 (now I’m 22) with my mom and my best friend from that time (we don’t talk that much now). I just remember the laughs of my best friend and how fun it was, it always have an special place in my heart 💜

[@Stella81312]

I am actually crying my eyes out. Wall.e was a huge part of my childhood. It hit me hard seeing it again since I was 6, I'm 15 now.

[@marblemouth6]

My favorite Pixar movie, from the day it came out til now, I still love every bit of it, and 1 of the best movies that have literally a handful of words in the 1st 20-30 min and u know exactly what's going on.

[@omega311888]

the song in the beginning ( and in the video he watches ) is from the classic Hello Dolly. so glad you guys loved this movie. its one of my absolute favorites! it does my heart good to know that grown men love this movie!

[@needyverse]

Please watch the credits for Wall-E! There’s a whole extra story in there and the animation styles are awesome.

[@Meganhestan]

I love your guys' reactions!! I really really love how you guys see the meaning and lessons the movies give! A great one for that stuff is 'The Croods", super funny and great family meaning and life lessons

[@marciocouto3543]

the space dance is one of my favourite acenes of all time.

[@Luxri]

I loved watching you guys react to this😂 wall-e is such an under appreciated movie I'm glad that people are finally starting to appreciate it more :]

[@silentecho5157]

I have very fond memories of this movie. It was my little brothers favorite movie growing up and I love it too!!!

[@jstailor1539]

Another thing, if you guys didn't know it, during the ending credits you can see how the humans regrew the earth and you can see them gradually getting skinnier and structures being rebuilt as time goes by. You can also see Wall E and EVE sitting under the tree from the shoe.

[@tookitogo]

And wasn’t the end credits song made by Peter Gabriel or something?

[@cj8299]

Been my top 10 since it came out. I loved it at 8 years old and I love it at 23 almost 24. I ugly cry every time lol. I still have my blanket from the movies originals release.

[@kunalandshorya]

Best animated movie ever..glad you react to it 💓

[@mogwiawolf4354]

grew up watching this and love it from beginning to end also came up with a theory of my own that when we first meet Walle he is around 700 years old and that around probably 300 to 400 years after he was created he became the last living Walle as the others died out which around 400 years he most likely started growing a mind of his own and slowly became the Walle we meet and at the end of the movie when it shows Walle and Eve next to the tree that was the boot plant it most likely has been 700 years later making Walle somewhere around 1,400 years old eve might be around the same age as Walle but its hard to tell since she is a very well kept robot also gotta love Mo, RIP GO4, and last Auto isn't the bad guy of the movie he is following orders he was programmed to follow to protect us and keep us safe so i pity him a lot cause he is only doing his job

[@NancyRamirez-mb9ul]

Gotta say you're my favorite reaction channel. Your commentary bounces off each other very nicely and your different opinions make a cool dynamic. I'm just running out of your reactions to watch, LOL. I've been binging your videos since I found your channel. XD

[@darkcarnage9188]

man i love wall-e, he spent ages to learn and being himself and one of my top movies no contest ^^

[@conniegaylord5206]

This was the movie that brought me back and continue to love animation.

[@skarrin]

Perhaps the best Charlie Chaplin film ever made. How many minutes before the first word is spoken? One of my favorite films.

[@shanajeangedeon9060]

The one and only plot-hole in the movie is the fact that Eve was programmed to shoot first ask questions later despite being sent to search for life

[@GuardianAngelEatos]

0:55-1:08 Oak this comment made me very happy! That reminded me of Short Circuit when I first saw this movie! Great movie by the way!

[@mindime1499]

Johnny Number 5 for the win! The design definitely had to be inspired by it, and I was so excited to hear a reactor mention Short Circuit!

[@katarinadreams6955]

My only perception of Johnny 5 is from homestuck

[@conniebowers7044]

seeing three grown men get excited about robots holding hands might be one of my favorite things ever.

[@viwererschoice4454]

My favorite thing is you can tell instantly that something was wrong with Wall-E because his eyes were flat. Before and after that his eyes were always angled.

[@Thegamingexpert81]

You guys have been my favorite reactors to a lot of great movies!! Love the reactions and looking forward to every video that comes out!

[@TheMess9898]

There is no real dialogue until they get to the ship. Amazing for a kids movie...but then again...PIXAR!

[@f.u.b.u5915]

Every time I see you guys watching a movie that I assumed was well known it shocks me

[@ficialintelligence1869]

Love watching you guys! And, yes, it's amazing that Disney can make people feel empathy for a roach!

[@xxxZ41Dxxx]

Its not disney its from Pixar, but yes i get what you saying

[@flame6021]

Oh my gosh noooo, this movie always makes me cryyyyy!! 😭😭😭

[@mrsiraldo2544]

I like how WALL-E was updated in the Axium.. where it was named WALL-A I find it so smart (where WALL-E stands for wall earth and where WALL-A stands for wall axium)and took me a while until I finally found out their name's.

[@Kitsuism913]

this was my favorite movie as a kid i used to watch it almost every day on one of those crappy little portable dvd players

[@TardisHorcrux67]

The answer in the beginning was definitely like "Durex??" 😳👀

[@rebecky5ever]

I think this was the first movie that ever made me cry. I got so attached to Wall-e and when he got hurt I wept like Mary Magdalene 😭

[@danielouellette1258]

Wall e is one of my favorites honestly it’s so good

[@DrEsky914]

Hope the Oak is taking notes on movies he can watch with his son! I cannot count the number of times I saw Lion King, Empire strikes back and Top Gun!! My son loved all of those!

[@malagastehlaate230]

This one is just awesome... I really love this movie. But it's kinda a wake up about taking care of our planet. Some people didn't like the mix of animation with real life stuff said it was jarring or whatnot... but I don't see any problem with that... just a sweet movie, even if it made me cry. I know I'm guilty of screen watching... and wasting away doing things like watching KZbin... gaming etc... but yes... we all should do our part and just really... be kind. Love one another.

[@jban4457]

My grandfather was a Savant as they uses to call it, he was fascinated by technology, but not nature so much.

[@roguemerlin1969]

\o/ LOL, emotionally invested in Wall-E and his cockroach buddy!!!

[@markkringle9144]

You realize, of coarse, that they can use the the blocks of junk as raw material for building things.

[@kiaraowens6067]

I have to say the simultaneous triumphant fist pump from Mason Quinn and the Answer when WALL-E got his memories back was first class reaction material and absolutely hilarious. XD

[@max784020]

5 out of 5 for these guys every single time. Damn the value point of Mr. Oak was amazingly spot on

[@Aureilaliberte3198]

I haven’t seen since this I was v young and watching it now, I didn’t even remember this plot. This is a great movie for very little dialogue.

[@natashasullivan4559]

I was 12/13 when Wall-E came out. I definitely, as with probably moat kids, didn't appreciate it as much as I do now. Or even just as I got older. My dad and I would watch it sometimes as I grew up. And each time I appciated it a little more. It's always been a film that's made me cry.. I'm a very empathic person. The sadness wall e felt when Eve was gone has always just hit me.. I've also always had anxiety. As someone who grew up with only my dad. It always made me think.. what If my dad was just suddenly gone. Obviously that's a pretty shitty thought for a kid 😅 But it also made me appreciate him more. Which is never something I lacked.. I always felt lucky to have him. That he was the one that stayed in my life. Aaanywayy, I do definitely remember wall E coming out. And I've always loved it. And it's always made me cry

[@needyverse]

Wall-E is my favourite movie, tied with The Little Mermaid ❤

[@StoryMing]

Wall-E is part R2-D2, part E.T., and all his own original character.

[@Dreamer-sk6ii]

I love you guys reactions. Thank you for sharing 😁

[@LenaDee666]

One of my all-time favorite movies!!! It's a lot of watching reactions to this one :D Instantly fell in love with it when I first watched, especially cause Wall-E looks a little like Number 5 from Short Circuit (another one of my faves), glad you got remembered of that as well :D

[@narutohokage8342]

Thank you guys so much for reacting to this Pixar masterpiece. This movie made the childhood of many of us its subscribers. ✌🏻

[@sweetstuff7481]

One of my favourite animated movies of all time 💕

[@drewo.127]

Kid me watching WALL-E: CUTE ROBOT GO BRRRR! Adult me watching WALL-E: Still, Cute robot go brrrr…but this movie is so much more brilliant than just a cute robot love story, and even that part is beautiful and ties into all the messages brilliantly!

[@DSUASTE69]

Guys, one thing I hoped you guys would bring up was, what was in the cup that they were all eating because they only took supplies for 5 years initially and as it was pointed out they were out in space for 710 years so where did they get food from or water?

[@Fotosynthesis858]

This one made me emotional. I’m not a fan of emotional movies but this one was cute. And I don’t use the word “cute” often

[@leahbrening1101]

I thought they had taken from Short Circuit too! ❤ and the song at the beginning was from Hello Dolly.

[@VolcanoQueen]

Fun fact, BnL is in all of the Pixar movies, from cars to I think monsters inc

[@grimtwin5581]

Oh wow, I'm just not realising that Sigourney Weaver was the voice of the female computer on the space station

[@finnmccool2851]

Ooooo, after watching your reaction to this movie I would LOVE to see you react to "Batteries Not Included"...Such a great movie! You guys are so much fun to watch! Thanks for the reaction!

[@MusicAddictMAD]

This is a Disney movie that makes you forget it’s a Disney movie. The movie doesn’t guarantee there will be a happy Disney ending, even though there kinda has to be.

[@iambored2094]

Always look forward to your reactions! Thanks guys 😃

[@kellbell1511]

I recently discovered your channel and you guys are so funny! I've literally been binging your videos😂. Go along with the theme of movies you have been watching, you guys should watch Enders Game, it's a really good film. Thank you for all the content and you've made a permanent watcher of me!

[@warrenpowers108]

That gasp at 35:22 😂😭

[@SkittleBombs]

You guys should do Lilo And stitch, its kinda similar to this in terms of classic kids movies with space. Or Treasure planet, that one is a bit more artsy

[@mistyb1183]

I love Short Circuit!! Johnny 5 is alive no one can convince me otherwise