My Tear Ducts Malfunctioned Watching Wall-E | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching

[@amyjordan195]

Wall-E survived when others didn't because he learned to self repair. And he slowly developed a personality over the centuries.

[@mcgfn]

@anthropyrequien6227most intelligent game theory fan

[@hunnyjar8937]

To humbly disagree, I think he had his personality FIRST, which included his curiosity and sense of decoration. Those two traits were probably what led to him learning to fix himself, through collecting parts and being aware of himself

[@burnttoaster7425]

There is a prequel comic out, just rare in physical release

[@Thelordofloneliness]

He's been alone for nearly 700 years, it's understandable that he gets so attached to her 🥺

[@fallingstar9643]

Leave it to Pixar to figure out how to make the "awakened by true love's kiss" work. They're robots, so of course, if there's a discharge between them, that discharge could carry data as well. So, when Eve "kissed" him back, she returned that data to him; literally giving him that spark of life and uniqueness. Such a great movie. One of the best movies ever, period.

[@d.j.sterling6694]

One of the best movies ever? I wouldn't go that far. One of the best animated films of the last century?... Yes, yes it is

[@solrachernandez3389]

The reason why this is the only WALL-E still functional is because the others were destroyed by one of the planets dust storms. We see WALL-E afraid in the opening when the storm appears the destruction of the WALL-E units was part of why operation clean up failed. There was another reason as well basically the toxicity on the planet became too much the deleted scene explains it better but that's mainly why the BNL CEO gives the directive for the Auto-Pilots to continue the cruises

[@mevb]

WALL-E, M-O and most other robots were voiced by Ben Burtt, the legenendary sound effects guy who created the sound effects library for the six first episodes of Star Wars and the four first Indiana Jones movies, doing the sounds of R2-D2, Darth Vader's breathing, the blasters, the lightsabers, the walkers etc. He also did the sound effects for this movie and he was brought on early in production (which is atypical as you usually record and mix sound effects in post production, even on an animated movie) as WALL-E is dependable on sound effects being a "silent" movie. EVE is voiced by Pixar employee Elissa Knight who voiced Tia in Cars, through a vocoder.

[@maddiebromen6068]

3:46 I know the real reason and it's arguably a lot more tragic than the "he's the only one that learned to self repair" theory others are giving. After the five years were up and BNL pulled the plug on clean up attempts, they remotely shut off all the WALL-Es, which is why they're all frozen mid-work. Somehow someway our WALL-E was missed. Which means that if the company hadn't given up it's entirely possible Earth would have become detoxified that much sooner. Our protagonist had to figure out how to exist all alone for nearly seven centuries because of a bureaucratic decision of what was "easiest". Honestly just another of the many gut-punches hidden throughout the lore. Also, given how much you enjoyed both this film and Rogue One, I cannot recommend 9 (2009) enough. Yet another movie that will have you tearing up over machines.

[@danielderamus-km2ls]

wasnt there a prequel comic that explained what happened

[@delaneyfells913]

I always cry at the end of Wally because the rebuild scene always gets me. Pixar is so great with the way they do their movies

[@JAYDOG1337A]

I love the bit where the Captain says "we have to go back", like there isn't a choice as far as he's concerned, we have to fix our home.

[@JustGrowingUp84]

You know a movie is good if it makes you emotional over a roach! And after all these years, it remains my personal favorite from Pixar!

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Omg the roach 😭

[@vegvisir9276]

the Captain was my favourite character, all he has done his whole life is absolutely nothing when he clearly wanted to do more, like he was angry that Auto left him asleep because he likes doing the morning announcements himself. He could well be (and is expected to be) lazy and uncaring but as soon as something happens that needs the Captains attention he steps right into it and wants to do it.

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Yes!!! With great power comes great responsibility and he did not let us down!

[@area52ron]

Fun fact: auto is the only character who isn’t voiced by a real person but from an actual computer In the trash scene originally Wall-E was going to save Eve but the creators decided to switch the roles

[@HarmonyOC]

Also, auto is the first villain to not really be an evil villain, he's just following the protocol that was given him

[@cheezburger4836]

​@@HarmonyOC Yea, and idk but i feel kinda bad. At first he did seem to not mind the plant but the directive had to change him

[@HarmonyOC]

@@cheezburger4836 agree, the whole movie could have ended very shortly if auto had a command that shut down the previous protocol

[@lazyperfectionist1]

21:20 Wall-e: "Eve, what have I done wrong?" Eve: 😠"Nothing. Everything's _fine!"_

[@EchoCedric561]

that last spark at the end hits so much harder when you listen very closely, you can hear Eve hum one of Wall-E's songs before she kisses him.

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

"You went off course? You can go off course?" Not a thing wrong with going off course, that's how you pave your own path. "Is Wall-E gonna like, make all of these robots unrobotic? Give them more free will?" He just helped them find their own personalities. Wall-E had such an impact on all robots and humans he came in contact with even with being alone for so very long. With our dependency on digital equipment, we have found out that when we "reset" or "reboot" something it tends to lose some previous memory. When we see that happen to Wall-E we instantly feared that it was all erased forever. All it takes is one little trace of it to find its way back. I never pass up watching Wall-E reactions because I want to see someone else fall in love with him!

[@gurvmlk]

I've also asked the procreation question. But since it's an animated family film, I just leave it at, "That's not something you're supposed to ask."

[@krisfrederick5001]

This movie is absolutely brilliant. You'd think it's just about a cute little robot, and it is...but it's actually speaking to the Human condition on top of it.

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Yes, nothing like what I expected it to be! Deep!

[@krisfrederick5001]

@@NiaMakiReacts I highly recommend you see Short Circuit as well. I mean may have informed this film in all honestly from the 80's. Including Ally Sheedy from The Breakfast Club. So good,

[@OOKAMI3483]

​@@krisfrederick5001I feel like I've seen your comment on another channel with a person reacting to Wall-e

[@lazyperfectionist1]

38:36 "Someone see if we can come up with some kind of _sunblock."_

[@lazyperfectionist1]

27:33 "Where's the blue sky? Where's the- the _grass?"_ When your people go back, they're gonna have some serious _work_ ahead of them.

[@houdin654jeff]

One of my favorite science fiction movies ever made. It's pitch perfect, it's adorable, it has a cast that includes two members of sci fi royalty in WALL-E (voiced by Ben Burtt who made all the sound effects for R2-D2, lightsabers, TIE Fighters, and blasters in the original Star Wars) and Sigourney Weaver (Ripley from the Alien franchise, who voices the computer of the Axiom). I love the movie, the characters, the animation... It's amazing. I was spell bound when I saw it in theaters and realized just how good a movie they'd made when WALL-E doesn't act like himself after being repaired. I heard a kid's voice say into the silence of everyone watching him destroy his beloved possessions, "WALL-E died..." Somehow, Pixar made that idea crystal clear to a child, that even though this character is still there and moving around, who he was no longer exists... at least for a little while.

[@erictaylor5462]

Fun fact, tear ducts (medically called Nasolacrimal ducts) don't produce tears. The tear ducts, the little pink spot in the corner of your eye closest to your nose is where the tears drain into your nasal cavity. Tears come from the lacrimal glands and they can vary the amount of tears they produce. If your eyes are irritated these glands will shift into overdrive in an attempt to flush out whatever is causing the problem. They can also go into overdrive when you experience strong emotions as a social signal to others. When this happens the tear ducts can't drain the tears fast enough to keep up with production and the excess fluid (it's not water) spills out of the eye and onto the cheeks (assuming you are upright). The tear ducts are usually still working fine when this happens, you just have more tears flowing in than can flow out. Your lacrimal glands can overproduce tears for medical problems (like when you look at your medical bills after an ER visit and you have no insurance) and your tear ducts can become blocked. If this happens you should see a doctor, even if you don't have medical insurance. Losing your eyesight can be a real pain in the neck.

[@NiaMakiReacts]

🤣 ok ok it's the lacrimal gland!! I wasn't crying though!!!!

[@ceejay6553]

So many don't like this movie because of the lack of dialog in the beginning but as you said, so much is being said without words! Truly, one of my favorites!!! I laugh and cry every time.

[@NiaMakiReacts]

I can’t imagine anyone not liking this! It has all the feels and lovable characters! Even the roach!

[@michaelparham1328]

People hate on Auto for being AI, but he may be the only robot that's not AI. He's seemingly just a standard program with no machine learning. He was programmed for something, and just followed that programming.

[@atlas.from.portal2]

The year WALL-A talked places in is the year 2810

[@huntersmith1943]

I love that there wasn’t any actually evil people or robots in the movie but so much conflict between people and robots, robots and robots

[@18videowatcher41]

I think that through a quirk, WALL-E managed to gain sentience, and that led him to maintain and repair himself, which may explain why he’s the only functional robot we see on earth.

[@Sovreign071]

WALL-E stands for Waste Allocation Load Lifter, Earth-class. The big guys in the Axiom's garbage dump are WALL-A's, for Axiom-class.

[@LolGamer5]

Now THAT is some neat fun fact

[@pola_behr]

the people that request the movies you watch have extremely good taste 😂

[@NiaMakiReacts]

They do!!

[@MGower4465]

Hidden detail, as they p ou n across the portraits of past captains, Otto moves closer and closer to the foreground, as ut takes kver more and more of the ship functions. And when we see a POV shot from Otto, its superimposed with A113, which appears somewhere in ever Pixar movie

[@AndersTeinhart-lz2sv]

Not only in pixar. A113 is a reference to a classroom in California institute of the arts. if you found A113 in a movie, a graduate after that class has worked on the movie.

[@huntersmith1943]

I love that Wall-E does not understand some stuff just for the simple fact that only real human experience thtat involved actually humans is movies

[@MGower4465]

20:22 There is an old video on KZbin, originally in, I think, German, but subtitled. It has a monk getting "technical suppirt" from another monk during the confusion caused by going from scrolls to books.

[@albertjohn2735]

These movie is never old

[@late_night_club]

If you ever watch this one again, watch all the credits too. they have cute pictures about how humanity rebuilds

[@kush9601]

This is such an underated movie no one talks about it anymore, such a good watch 🙏🏾

[@NiaMakiReacts]

It has such a great message for all ages!

[@artboymoy]

WALL-E wasn't underrated. It's not talked about a lot because it didn't have any sequels. But it is a classic. One of Pixar's best.

[@rogerforsman5064]

What do mean underrated when almost anybody plebe and critic cite this as a masterpice!

[@MarkCucchiara]

Underrated? In what way???!!! It made 500+ million dollars in 2008, has a 95% on Rotten Tomatoes and 8.4 on IMdb!! Quit spewing the underrated nonsense.

[@lalalarose8197]

It’s the only Disney movie to have a Criterion release. It is absolutely not underrated.

[@sammiebray1661]

Why did I decide to watch/listen to this reaction at work. I was stupid to think I could hold it together

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Lmao!! I can’t imagine watching this at work hahahahaha

[@Redacted_x]

Tbh just watched your reaction video an honestly its my favourite one. Everyone talks for every second of the video, don't understand anything that goes on. I can actually understand what is happening while watching your reaction to this video, I love it!!

[@MrTech226]

Nia There are least two roboticists build fully functional (remoted control) WALL-E. They belong to a group that builds WALL-E's They go to official events such as comic cons. Those roboticists have KZbin channels.

[@prodestrian]

Mike McMaster and Matt's Droids are both amazing Wall-E builders who've worked with Disney, definitely worth looking them up on Instagram. If I remember right Mike Senna also built one that was featured by Adam Savage's Tested on KZbin, it actually had an EVE holding hands with Wall-E while hovering in mid-air. Someone also built a MO robot but I can't remember exactly who it was. There's a Wall-E Builders Club which I recently joined, I've seen at least another dozen amazing builds around the world there. I'm definitely keen to do one of these builds soon but I'll probably have to scale it down, apparently a full sized Wall-E has trouble fitting through doors 😅 I can't wait to animate the eyes but I think the tank treads are going to be a headache. Should be worth it, everyone loves Wall-E! If you can find it, there was a show called "Pixar in Real Life" that Disney+ released, they featured Mike's Wall-E in at least one episode (you can even see him in the background briefly). Edit: It was Matt's Droids who built the MO robot.

[@andrewmelone8819]

This movie, to me, is Pixar at it's absolute best. I absolutely adore it and think it deserves to be in the conversation of greatest animated films of all time.

[@maxenemayescalante6938]

Noynoynp Ebounoynouno❤🎉

[@m.wilkerson6590]

when a roach dying makes us cry

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Fr!!!! 😂

[@georger.3489]

Sure one of the most heartwarming pixar movies ever. Definitely in my Top 5.

[@sheldonwilson4450]

No matter how many Disney movies are made this will always be top 3

[@neilshackleton89]

On their current world tour, 3 of the 4 members of a group that I like have taken to zooming around on little electric luggage scooters. The 4th keeps brining up this movie 😆

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Electric luggage 🤣 🤣 brilliant though

[@williambranch4283]

A great love story ... even a Mac took a little while to finish reboot.

[@d112cons]

The Roomba that accidentally saved the world so he could kiss the girl.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

6:52 "Like I have already put Wall-e out to be, like, a dude, so I'm like, 'Is this a _ma'am?'_ I should not assume. I should not." Especially when it comes to _mechanoids._ Gender tends to be the norm among _organic_ living things, because it's the norm for organic living things (at least at the _macroscopic_ level) to reproduce _sexually._ Gender is _useful_ to us. Not to mechanoids. When mechanoids reproduce, it's by having more parts _built_ and _assembled._ This makes it kind of _tricky_ to conceptualize a mechanoid as either male or female.

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@BubblyRainbows]

This is my second favorite Disney/Pixar/Dreamworks animated movie (Just a hair under my favorite, "Megamind"). It will always be impressive to me that they managed to make such a sweet and heartfelt movie using a roach, robots that have very limited lines, and a bunch of formerly oblivious humans. It manages to tug at your heartstrings and care about all these characters with very little dialogue, and there's something to be said for that. My favorite part of this whole movie, though, will always be Wall-E putting a tread mark on Mo's face when they first meet. 🤣

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Wait wait Wait Megamind?!? I just assumed that was like a straight to streaming service kinda movie, I’ll need to check it out. It was emotional but also had funny moments, you’re right. I somehow forgot about that the silly moments ❤️

[@BubblyRainbows]

​@@NiaMakiReacts You're not alone in thinking that way about "Megamind." It came out just shortly after "Despicable Me," and many people dismissed it as a bad knockoff and passed on seeing it in theaters, so "Megamind" did terrible at the box office. I hope you do check it out, hopefully for the channel 🤞but at least for yourself if you don't think it's right for the channel. Looking forward to whatever comes next! ✌🤓

[@ronweber1402]

@@NiaMakiReacts Megamind is a great movie with a brilliant twist on the superhero genre.

[@lulystalgianature2968]

​@@ronweber1402 Megamind was WAY ahead of its time, which is why it did so badly. Nowadays, I barely see any hate directed to the movie.

[@fawfulfan]

WALL-E is also the name of my wife's service dog.

[@sinelo3965]

This is the most romantic cartoon movie ever. And it also presents us with some very valuable lessons

[@divinityofblackness6330]

I think it's so sweet that you cried for wall-e :)

[@scar445]

The word you were missing at the plant scene was "terraform" You wondered if Wall-E was going to Terrraform the planet back into a green garden world.

[@franciscojaviermendezrinco1902]

You said for not talking WALL-E showed so much emotion. Well, the animators had problems because they weren't used to silent protagonists, so they were made watch mute french cinema. That's how all the robots are so expressive.

[@MGower4465]

I just love the spork gag. Pixar before Disney left mouse tracks all over it

[@ThistleAndSea]

Such a sweet movie. Thanks for sharing this one!

[@seanminnich5990]

Also, another good trick they do in this movie. You'll notice that Wally is very clean near the end and that's so when you see him next to that truck, he looks just like the other Wally's on the wayside clean, unused and lifeless. So if you're looking for another reason that these animators are great at what they do and are also bastards there's one

[@scottde6870]

Doesn't matter where or when I watch this, there's always dust in the air 😢😅

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Yes yes, that’s exactly what happened

[@danalynch8889]

There were other ships, this is there flag ship. The others are somewhere else in space. Test tube babies using cells.

[@mevb]

Funny you didn't relalize that the REM-Es (named after Remy from Ratatouille) are computer mice.

[@Laceykat66]

To further your education I would STRONGLY suggest you watch "The General" with Buster Keaton. You will see where they got all the ideas for WALL*E .

[@randydavis6582]

Modern math ...5 year trip X 700 anaversity = 3500 years in space

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction like always this movie its so emotional its one of my favourite animated movie. Did you know that the voice of Wall-E was created by the same Sound Designer that created R2-D2 in Star Wars the legendary Ben Burtt and there are a lot of easter eggs in the movie several items and characters from past Pixar films can be found in WALL-E’s trailer and in the trash scattered on Earth. If you look closely, you’ll see Rex from Toy Story, a Buzz Lightyear lunch box, Mike Wazowski from Monsters Inc., and the bug zapper from A Bug’s Life to name a few. Keep up the good work

[@kermitcook8498]

❤ Who knew HELLO DOLLY would be so important for our future? Not this guy. So much going on in this near silent movie. Robot love, adorable livestock, and pizza plants. True love's kiss. There is a cute short about the light bulb replacing bot. BURN-E. Good job Nia

[@IlNyaPasdOrchestre]

heh, never heard the "do only the rich get to exfilter" comment and, yeah. YEAH!

[@SpyGenesis]

Such a great reaction. I'll watch this for a second time later.

[@NiaMakiReacts]

You are a strong one! I can’t do a rewatch for a while haha!

[@dionysisaspiotis9806]

He has a glitch in the system and he repairs himself

[@esr-zeekpaull3173]

If you liked Wall-E, you should check out a movie called, "Short Circuit" with Steve Guttenburg and Ally Sheedy. It's about a robot that gets feelings. So adorable, and the robot is eerily similar to Wall-E.

[@toddkes5890]

If you get a chance, also watch the Burn-E short film that is with this movie.

[@dONALD-fortytwo]

Title: Tell me you haven't seen Arcane without telling me you haven't seen Arcane... 🤣

[@the-wordplay-dojo]

My favourite Pixar movie used to be Finding Nemo, until Wall-E came out. On an unrelated note, you may have a typo in your onscreen overlay, specifically your @ KZbin channel name. The @ system has replaced the older method, so you're currently doubling up on the same info.

[@MrTech226]

Nia Auto (automatic pilot), I believe that Andrew Stanton, director of WALL-E is a fan of 1969's 2001: Space Odyssey because in that classic, computer is HAL 9000. See that classic by Stanley Kubrick.

[@MrTech226]

My icon is HAL 9000

[@braedenmartin8596]

They definitely could be the same people 700 years ago time moves differently in space

[@Lady_Vengeance]

Wait until you watch “UP” 😉

[@JTOCIII]

Awesome reaction Nia this is one of my favorite Disney animated movies I'm glad you had a great time watching it I always like the end theme credits of this another Disney movie I recommend for you to watch with your son is Wreck It Ralph👍👍👍

[@Rimma120]

Hi! Watched Wall-E for first time in november 2023, and I like it!

[@_Shadoh_]

You mean 2022 right?

[@Rimma120]

@@_Shadoh_ yes 2022

[@aaronmorton1383]

@@_Shadoh_and I was just about convinced we had a time traveler amongst us :P

[@dondeniro2118]

1:41-1:45 girl get ready 🤦🏾‍♂️🤣😭

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Nothing could prepare me for that

[@seanorange5633]

I %@$#&*^ing love this movie..........i got something in my eye

[@CaddyJim]

You should check out Short Circuit, WALL-E artistry had to be taken from that classic movie he could be WALL-E father LOL (but I think you would enjoy the movie)

[@MGower4465]

"Nice software!"

[@CaddyJim]

@@MGower4465 lol

[@kevincaulder96]

Since you reacted to Wall - E, maybe you should take a look at the lost gem from the 198o's. SHORT CIRCUIT is funny and just the kind of entertainment you watch to feel good. Guaranteed to make you smile. And while you're at it, the animated movie, THE IRON GIANT, is worth a look. Love your channel. Enjoy.

[@neonom1024]

maybe a stupid question, why was some of the text in the movie in German?

[@NiaMakiReacts]

I have no idea! I didn't even know that wasn't how it was supposed to be until the editor pointed it out!

[@imogenonscreen8054]

It wouldn't be a good Pixar movie if it didn't make you cry at some point.

[@thelostcinnamonroll]

I was fully invested in your reaction (I really like your commentary so far 💜) I paused just to comment that I’m glad you said you shouldn’t assume their gender specially since they’re robots. They’re probably designed so they can be perceived as a certain gender (I know I did assume some stuff as a child!) but I like the idea of them being just robots :] I think they can represent much more people that way! At least that’s my take as an adult now that I realized I’m non binary, I think a lot of people could see themselves in this couple… anyways back to watching your reaction ✨

[@shadycnetwork]

Scrolling through before I saw the name I thought it was going to be short circuit.

[@divinityofblackness6330]

wall-e does kind of look like Johnny 5 😅

[@artboymoy]

Weird. What was Moe's language in on his screen?

[@TecmoBowlPlayer]

is this how astro bot was made?

[@HahsJeje]

Why do you have the german version with english dubs and subs lol?

[@lazyperfectionist1]

11:28 How is it Wall-e still has _lighter_ fluid? I mean _that_ is a _cigarette_ lighter, and it's been more than 700 years since there were people here to _build_ things like this. So more than 700 years in the past lies the time that people stopped _making_ cigarette lighters on Earth. Am I _really_ supposed to believe that someone would have me entertain the notion that a cigarette lighter can hold up to 700 years with no _maintenance?_

[@kevinjoy7728]

Videotapes and bras would have also long since decomposed after 700 years. It’s artistic license

[@shinrapresident7010]

🌱

[@NiaMakiReacts]

🌺

[@Applejack30three]

Scrappy!

[@santanamauricio]

it's not disney it's produced, written and made by pixar, disney owns pixar but they have no editorial control

[@Lady_Vengeance]

They didn’t then. They do now.

[@santanamauricio]

@@Lady_Vengeance no they still don't

[@Lady_Vengeance]

@@santanamauricio Demonstrably false.

[@edsonvalenca4214]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZCpmql8ir2WZpo (Dynamite Chicken, 1971)

[@mellertid]

There really are not a lot of good alternatives to Earth. Most are really rather far away, none, as of now, is considered to be anywhere close to as good as even the trash Earth in the movie.

[@aranerem5569]

Hello beautiful Nia

[@jericoba]

Yeah, subtitles ruin the immersion. Especially if you have it on the version for hearing impaired. Your choice.

[@christopherchadwick2659]

Really enjoy this channel, but then you go and spoil it by saying you don't want to misgender two robots that are obviously characterised as male and female, then you say you don't know how to feel about the lack of consent when EVE is offline and WALL-E is courting her. It's not sinister; it's a pre-woke Disney movie. Just enjoy it!

[@ArmonMitchell]

this was painful to watch...lady its just a sweet movie bout boy gets girl not a political correctness minefield

[@mckrackin5324]

You managed to get in race, gender, consent and all kinds of other PC crap. My God, it's just a fun movie. Can't you just enjoy it? Does everything have to be political nonsense now? This generation is doomed.

[@Lady_Vengeance]

Oh you poor precious struggler.

[@mckrackin5324]

@@Lady_Vengeance Ironic. lol

[@miket.1933]

Why do you have the German version or is there German text in the original English one?

[@prellen]

Love from Stockholm.🙏❤️🌞🩵💛🇸🇪🤟🤘😁

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Thank you!!! Hope you’re having a great day!!

[@prellen]

Same to you ❤️🤘

[@huntersmith1943]

I love that there wasn’t any actually evil people or robots in the movie but so much conflict between people and robots, robots and robots