The droids are adorable in WALL-E (2008) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching

[@VerowakReacts]

This movie shows that a good story doesn't need much dialogue! WALL-E and EVE are too adorable, what is your favorite part of the movie? Patreon (full length & polls): www.patreon.com/posts/hot-fuzz-2001-85679166 Subscribe to the channel: kzbin.info Follow me on Twitter for stuff and selfies: twitter.com/verowak

[@Stogie2112]

The first half hour is some of the best film making ever. Not one spoken word was needed.

[@ralphsexton8531]

You mentioned wanting to see what happens after this. If you watch the drawings around the credits, you see Wall-E and Eve helping the people get started, and planting and rebuilding. It's sweet.

[@VerowakReacts]

I went back and watched it since I never watch end credits. It was so nice to see that they added that!@@ralphsexton8531

[@VerowakReacts]

The first part is my favorite@@Stogie2112

[@zimvader25]

Wall-E survived by becoming sentient. Once he went self aware, he took care of himself instead of just working until he broke down, like the others. Gotta love how he still went to work while Eve was comatose.

[@NestorCaster]

Ah! Indeed! But question for you: how do you think that sentience was achieved? Did Wall-E go through it’s own little version of a Technological Singularity? Given Wall-E’s highly advanced AI, the length of time of his functioning, the other units falling into disrepair, and finally, all of that raw and articulated data: from his own observations and calculations to the media it’s consumed what it seem like decades, if not , centuries, maybe it acquired sentience through pure observation, and data absorption-- but what do y’all think???

[@qwerty30013]

@@NestorCasterWhy is there only the one cockroach? It appears to have some sentience as well

[@isaackellogg3493]

With no humans to obey or protect, the Third Law (A Robot shall protect its own existence) becomes paramount.

[@Silverdenn]

@@NestorCaster My theory is that his sentience is like cancer, a line of code that suddenly flared up one day and created his identity (which is definitely not as bad a it being called a virus would say), and that virus is in all robots. All those robots in the yard were broken, but also alive, with defined character traits. Mo didn't start as sentient, he became sentient upon touching Wall-E. EVE didn't start sentient, she became sentient once she was physically touched by Wall-E (He started holding her hand to bring her out of the storm, and suddenly, she started caring, became curious, danced, etc. You don't see sentinel bots shake or cower in fear, the only one who did was the one thrown in the cupboard, physically touched by EVE to be thrown in there. Honestly I made this theory up like two days ago and I made up those arguments writing this comment, and the more I think about them, the more solid I find them

[@zacharyjoy8724]

Of course, I’ve heard another theory. When Operation Cleanup was deemed a failure, one of BNL’s last acts before abandoning Earth was a remote shutdown of all the WALL-E units, which might also explain why they still appear to be working in their death poses. But if that’s the case, how did *our* WALL-E escape the shutdown signal? I’m inclined to believe that the other machines simply worked until they shut down on their own, but I still have no idea how or when WALL-E achieved sentience.

[@mcgfn]

In my opinion this film is Pixar's magnum opus. Nothing comes close to how emotionally attached I am to this film. The story telling and world building, the message that just becomes stronger as time passes, and the stellar soundtrack. I sob everytime

[@VerowakReacts]

The story telling is top tier for this movie. I've already rewatched it 😁😍

[@callmeshaggy5166]

"Decommissioned WALL-Es" is the nicest way anyone has said dead robots lol

[@rantandroll7583]

E is Earth class, A is Axiom class.

[@VerowakReacts]

yup, I learned that by the end :)

[@Pika999]

This was my favorite movie for years as a kid...I was absolutely OBSESSED with these adorable robots 😅 Also since you went over what WALL-E and EVE stand for, M-O stands for Microbe-Obliterator in case you were wondering...also you can see WALL-E's full name (Waste Allocation Load Lifter-Earth class) on the side of his home, which was originally a trailer that contained all the WALL-E units, which is why it says that.

[@VerowakReacts]

M-O makes so much sense, thank you! That was an adorable robot for sure 😁 I completely missed his name on the side of his home, sometimes I miss obvious things, and pick up on random small things 😅

[@dylanschoon9371]

This movie blew me away when i first watched it! The way the story is told through Wall-E and Eve's communication and they never even say a full sentence! Their ability and sense of expression is amazing and absolutely magical when they were dancing through space! I LOVE Wall-E!

[@VerowakReacts]

Wall-e and Eve are so fantastic! And yes, it just goes to show that expressions and actions convey the meaning of a story so well

[@ShiftyWolf117]

Grew up watching this movie. The robots are so adorable together and I literally cry everytime i re-watch this beautiful movie.

[@VerowakReacts]

They really are!! The fact that EVE ignored her directive and focused on WALL-E is just so beautiful

[@ShiftyWolf117]

@@VerowakReacts that's true love right there. They're too pure for this world.

[@michaelkonig530]

Ben Burtt, who was the sound designer for the older six of the Star Wars movies and also „voiced“ R2-D2, did the „voice“ of WALL-E and M-O (the small cleaning robot) here. Originally, he wasn‘t interested in doing another movie with robots, but apparently he was won over by the script. So there is a definite connection between this movie and Star Wars. As someone else mentioned, WALL-E‘s eyes are similar to Number 5 from the movie „Short Circuit“, which is another good comedy with a sentient robot.

[@VerowakReacts]

I'm so glad he was won over by the script, he was amazing!! I've never heard of Short Circuit until today, but it sounds like it could be fun!

[@zacharyjoy8724]

@@VerowakReactsIt’s definitely a product of the 80’s, but it IS fun.

[@mcgfn]

@@zacharyjoy8724yo mama was a snow blower

[@jacobmylan9644]

The love story here gets me every time.

[@VerowakReacts]

I know, right? It's so beautifully done and so adorable.

[@houdin654jeff]

I love that you call them droids throughout. That specific term is a shortening of android, which was introduced by the original Star Wars, but it’s come to mean any sentient robot I suppose. Also, the voice of Wall-E is produced and processed by Ben Burtt, who was the sound engineer of Star Wars. He created the sounds of R2-D2, lightsabers, TIE fighters, blasters, and pretty much any space sound you hear in those movies. One of my favorite sci fi movies ever made, it’s relevant without being preachy, adorable, heartwarming, and stands the test of time.

[@Stogie2112]

I strongly recommend two more Pixar films: "The Incredibles" and "Up". Brilliant stories.

[@VerowakReacts]

"Up" is one that has always been recommended, so it might be my next animated movie!!

[@Hamstar78]

Both of the recommends are awesome! not sure if you have seen Finding Nemo but definitely consider watching that too :)

[@VerowakReacts]

@@Hamstar78 I haven't seen Nemo either. It's safe to guess if it's not on the channel and it's animated, I probably haven't seen it 🤣

[@Hamstar78]

@@VerowakReacts Its a fun movie and i believe you will love Nemo too :D Ratatouille is also another great one!

[@VerowakReacts]

Racacoonie 😂@@Hamstar78

[@delpierochilipeppers]

i'm a 41 yo man, people describe me as "pretty cold inside" ...and yet "Wall-e" and "Up" make me cry like a child everytime....everytime. those movies are my kryptonite. Thanks for your chanel madame, thanks for your genuine reactions and all your "they are billons" videos. Greatings from France.

[@VerowakReacts]

Animated movies have a way to get us right in the feels. I haven't seen "Up" yet, it's on my list though!! You are quite welcome, and I'm glad you also enjoyed the "They are Billions" content!! Merci!!

[@user-md2hi8wd1g]

15 YEARS LATER STILL AMAZING AND SUCH A CUTE MOVIE!!!!!

[@VerowakReacts]

It really is just so adorable!!

[@phillipcummins5038]

MOE! He was the MVP in my opinion. The way he moved all the robots out of the scene proves that. 😁

[@locutus9956]

Absolutely adore this movie, it may be my all time favourite animated movie and just an absolute masterpiece how much emotion they manage to convey with animated robot characters who speak only one for the most part. It just ticks every box perfectly and is a masterclass in visual storytelling!

[@VerowakReacts]

It really is a master class in storytelling! The first half has barely any words and is such a joy to watch

[@Deetle99]

actually so smart to intermittently blur/mute/hide the video to avoid copyright as well as highlight moments

[@VerowakReacts]

It's a pain getting past it sometimes 😭

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

You nailed it. WALL-E had an immense impact on people as well as the other droids/robots. Even being by himself for so long he had another purpose other than his original design. You have been the only rector who noticed and laughed at the mouse/mice joke. That was my favorite scene! I have enjoyed many of your reactions and became a subscriber shortly after watching a few videos. WALL-E is the tipping point for me to become a Patreon follower because I want to watch this movie with you!

[@VerowakReacts]

WALL-E did have such an impact on basically everyone! Just shows what one little droid can do. It was heartbreaking seeing him be reset to his original self, but thankfully EVE was able to bring him back 😍 The mice scene was just perfect, I loved it. Definitely never would have thought of that, but it makes so much sense 😂😂 I absolutely loved this movie, and I hope you enjoy the full reaction 😍🤩

[@alexthephotographer9314]

7:14, “Ow.” 🤣🤣

[@cbbred]

"I am Reptar" 20:50 I laughed way too hard on that, Thank you so much 🤣🤣

[@VerowakReacts]

I'm so happy when people get my random references!!!!! 🤩🤩🤩

[@cbbred]

@@VerowakReacts May or may not have the Rugrats Movie soundtrack CD from back in the day...

[@VerowakReacts]

It's a great soundtrack, makes sense to listen to it every now and then 😁@@cbbred

[@johnwalters1341]

Don't miss the end credits--they're an integral part of the story.

[@alexo_pog]

3:26 funny you say that!! Wall-E (PS2) platformer videogame is like my damn childhood, its actually such a good game too😂

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Yeah it was adorable and super emotional 😭 I never thought about how they have all those resources up there 😂

[@VerowakReacts]

Way more emotional than I would have ever anticipated 😭

[@burkeiowa]

As you said you hoped these droids would be similar to those in Star Wars, I really had hoped that around 0:33 would have said, "I'm hoping these are the droids I'm looking for." By the end, it appears these were the droids you were looking for.

[@VerowakReacts]

I wish I was quick enough to think of things like that 🤣

[@crazycgames]

Still my favorite Pixar movie after all these years! Great reaction!

[@VerowakReacts]

Thank you, and I can see why it would be your favorite, it's just so well done and beautiful

[@shouvanikdey1503]

It's not only a movie but also a message to the human spices.

[@seakr9838]

Just goes to show, no matter how small you think you are you CAN make a difference.

[@VerowakReacts]

That's so true!! The impact that WALL-E had, and probably isn't aware of is massive

[@jtommygun]

don't forget to watch the short movie "Burn-E". 👍 is complementary to Wall-E.

[@VerowakReacts]

Ooh, thank you, I'll check it out!

[@islandseeker1260]

I loved the BURN-E short. He was like the NPC in a video game just doing his mundane task in the background while everything else is going on -- you had just ONE job! Truly hilarious creative minds at Pixar...

[@VerowakReacts]

@@islandseeker1260 It really seems like the Pixar team is outstanding for story telling!

[@3DJapan]

Storyboards: I don't use them either. In school for our final project we skipped directly to the animatic so that's what I did since. I do recall one short film I did where I drew up a storyboard though. I almost forgot about that.

[@VerowakReacts]

Did doing the storyboard help the team be on the same page?

[@3DJapan]

@@VerowakReacts Oh my storyboard was just for me, so I could plan my shots. There was no team. I'm sure it really does help when there is a team though.

[@VerowakReacts]

@@3DJapan Ahh yeah, for teams they would definitely help a lot more than solo :D

[@MGower4465]

"Everyone's on a screen of some kind." While watching the movie on a screen of some kind. 😁

[@thunderstruck5484]

Favorite part is when they are space dancing with the humans watching through the window, the music was so great in the scene also, thanks

[@VerowakReacts]

The music for this movie was fantastic!

[@shinrapresident7010]

A113 is actually the number of the animation classroom at the California Institute of Arts. It's an easter egg found in Pixar movies.

[@Hamstar78]

Wall-E and Eva is a match made in cute space heaven :) i believe B2-EMO in Andor is a long lost cousin to Wall-E lol

[@randywebb2100]

Honestly this is one of the best Disney movies ever made, in my top 5 favorite actually in regards to films Disney has made. I just recently got done with 2nd grade at the time when it came out plus I introduced my sister to it a few years back. Verowak you are bound to enjoy classic Disney films like this. You look absolutely beautiful

[@artboymoy]

Wonderful reaction. WALL-E is a true classic. Surprising how characters that can't talk can emote such emotion. You'll be happy to hear that Ben Burtt who did so much sound work on the Star Wars movies did the "voices" for this film as well. This is one of Pixar's best. Love the boy meets girl story and the environmental messaging behind it. What's not to love?

[@VerowakReacts]

That's the most wonderful part for me, the fact that everyone can follow the story despite there not really being any words said between all the droids!! Ben Burtt is so amazing!! I sort of feel like watching other movies that he's worked on now

[@davidmckie7128]

You will love the "Wallace And Gromit" films... A Grand Day Out (1989), The Wrong Trousers (1993) A Close Shave (1995) [Short films] Feature films Chicken Run (2000), Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) and A Matter of Loaf and Death (2008).

[@nathanr.494]

wall-e reminds me of Johnny 5 from Short Circuit. old 1986 and 1988 films.

[@VerowakReacts]

This is the first time I hear of those movies :D

[@jericoba]

"Is he dead?" :-D Faaar from it.

[@joshuacoldwater]

11:18 - eve is a bad bitch, and I’m here for it 😂

[@VerowakReacts]

I love how she's just trying things out since she's never done them before 🤣

[@Demigord]

People talk about how so much of Pixar is "What if ______ had emotions" (toys, fish, cars, emotions themselves, and, of course, droids)

[@stackels97]

Lol, you know your mind has been hijacked by Star Wars when you start calling all robots, droids. Hehe. Wall.e is the goat!!

[@VerowakReacts]

I blame Star Wars for making droids so awesome 😂

[@stackels97]

@@VerowakReacts omg, imagine the story possibilities if they all lived in the same galaxy. Cuteness overload

[@VerowakReacts]

@@stackels97 A story all about Droids!!!

[@phtevenj]

BTW theory says that those drinks the Axiom serves are made of Soylent Green

[@long-timesci-fienthusiast9626]

Hi Verowak, great to see you enjoying this film as much as I did when I first saw it. Of course, now I get to enjoy watching other people reacting to it for the first time, as well. Perhaps, you will consider including the older droid film from 1986 (Short Circuit), in a future poll, it is a Sci-Fi/Comedy. :)

[@aTofuJunkie]

Wall-E's design is inspired by the design of Johnny #5's design from the movie, Short Circuit (1986). Another movie you should react to. Very hilarious comedy.

[@VerowakReacts]

So many people are mentioned Short Circuit, I'll have to get around to watching it

[@Turalcar]

This movie predicted "pizza is a vegetable" meme by 3 years

[@VerowakReacts]

Pizza IS a vegetable. So it's fine to eat it every day 😇

[@Hapsard]

You know, there are Pixar duds, but their great movies are so numerous by comparison, I usually just go to anything they make on faith. Such great stories and characters.

[@VerowakReacts]

I haven't seen many PIxar movies, I'll have to fix that it seems :D

[@Hapsard]

lol ... Sorry to make more work for you 😋 Up (2009) and In and Out (2015) hit pretty hard, and the Incredibles (2004) is very fun ... but right from their feature beginning with Toy Story and A Bugs Life, just great.

[@VerowakReacts]

@@Hapsard At least there's no shortage of movies to watch lol

[@MM-vs2et]

My favourite Pixar movie. Pixar is usually rudimentary in the morals of their stories, but this one is pretty deep. Imo, the message is defying our directive. Because our directive is to be destructive. Our nature, as humans, is to be destructive. To each other, to the environment, to the future, etc. It's just biology to survive, to kill or be killed, exploit everything for selfish gains. And we have to defy our own nature in order to build. And the humans in this movie is stuck in between. They're not destroying, or building, they're just existing. And it took a little hope for them to finally take the step into building. WALL-E himself managed to not only survive, but to live, because he defied his directive. He started hoarding stuff, started shaping the trash he compacts into skyscrapers. He found purpose by defying his directive. EVE too defied her directive by finding it in preserving WALL-E's life. Even though it seems like it's WALL-E's arc to find a life partner, it's actually EVE's arc to find a life partner. Someone worth defying her directive, and it's WALL-E. Sometimes I think EVE is the main character, because if you swap both of them, EVE and WALL-E fit the Byronic hero trope, and the manic pixie dream girl trope, respectively. But WALL-E has more centrality to the story, so he gets to be the main character. All in all, Pixar's greatest imho. Glad that it doesn't have a sequel to taint it's image.

[@buggy8188]

I saw you wiping away tear when Wall-e first gets hurt and my immediate thoughts were 'Oh no this movie is going to destroy her'

[@carm3d]

When I first saw the trailer, I instantly felt like this was a copy of the 80s movie Short Circuit. The design is similar.

[@neilfleming2787]

lol, just spotted the Lego X-wing in the box, I'd seen an x-wing behind you in other reactions, didn't know it was a Lego one

[@VerowakReacts]

Oh yeah!! Lego are so awesome! I need to set up my background to showcase what else I have

[@Xenotric]

such an adorable movie, glad you enjoyed it!

[@VerowakReacts]

I really did! It's such a lovely movie 😍

[@mevb]

The computer mice are called REM-E after Remy from Ratatouille.

[@formdusktilldeath]

The spark-kiss was so adorable! 💋⚡️

[@MGower4465]

EVE is "Darn it, I asked you not to bother me at work!"

[@mattbiggs1992]

Aww this was a super cute movie. Another great reaction video Vero and I absolutely love the slide transitions

[@VerowakReacts]

Thank you!!! I'm glad the transitions are noticed 😁 An incredibly adorable movie that will be rewatched in the future lol

[@Roller-Ball]

A113 is a studio code and its variants are an inside joke and Easter egg in media developed by alumni of California Institute of the Arts, referring to the classroom used by graphic design and character animation students.

[@mevb]

WALL-E is voiced by Ben Burtt, the legendary sound effects guy who did sounds for R2-D2, Chewbacca, Darth Vader's breathing, The Lightsabers, pretty much everything in The Star Wars franchise. He was involved early in production unlike most movies where the sound effects usually is done in post-production after filming/animation is completed, as WALL-E is dependent on the sounds being a "silent film" with minimal and few dialouges. Beside WALL-E himself and the sound effects, Burtt also voiced M-O and several other male robots.

[@TheycallmeMrWonka]

These are the kind of reactions i like. It's real not for effect.

[@Gonzalo_Almendra]

The movie WALL-E (2008) is very beautiful and emotional. It also gives us emotions because of its story. I still remember it very much when I went to the cinema to see it at that time. I really liked your reaction video to the movie 😊❤ Do you plan to make more reaction videos? To more Disney animated movies

[@VerowakReacts]

The story is just so beautiful, yes! I plan to continue to react to movies, yes. Animated movies also yes!

[@Hobobloke]

I'd missed imdb trivia, glad to see it back!

[@VerowakReacts]

That's great to know!! 😍

[@stormrider7739]

“Like an ostrich” I gotta say that’s a myth and I’m sorry, those birds are actually pretty tough, they don’t need to hide when they can power kick everything in the Savanna into oblivion, plus if they’re tactic of hiding is just sticking their heads in the dirt they would be extinct by now

[@IDLERACER]

🤖👍 The musical that Wall-E keeps watching over and over is "Hello Dolly," the 1969 big screen adaptation of the 1964 hit Broadway stage production. If you're into musicals, it's a fun movie to watch in it's own right, although reacting to it (or any musical) is always problematic due to copyright issues. Interesting Trivia: At the time that Disney/Pixar made this film, they did not own the rights to "Hello Dolly" but they do now, having purchased 20th Century Fox a couple of years ago. Whenever anybody watches this film, I always suggest that they also check out "9" (2009), another animated film with a similar post-apocalyptic theme. Unlike "Wall-E" however, it has quite a bit of dialogue, spoken by a lot of well known celebrity vocal talent. You're always a hoot to watch and listen to.

[@rickardroach9075]

The male singer is Michael Crawford, who originated the title role in _The Phantom of the Opera._

[@henrytjernlund]

Did you recognize the voice of the Axiom main computer? Sigourney Weaver.

[@henrytjernlund]

Storyboards don't have to be artistic. They are for communicating camera angles, and movements, editing cuts, etc., and such to the directory of photography and camera crew. So it can be just stick figures with notes. That's what my filmschooling taught.

[@VerowakReacts]

I didn't, but that's awesome!

[@VerowakReacts]

Oh they definitely don't have to be artistic, just show what the vision is to everyone so they can all be on the same page

[@tarno_bejo_]

You should have showed the credit. It pretty much tells of what happened to them afterward.

[@stevebarlow5349]

Not sure if it's been mentioned, but there was a game based on this. Pretty enjoyable.

[@Hail_To_The_King]

Ice Pirates has some good droid characters

[@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.

[@robertfalcon6083]

I’m such a sucker for movie that makes me a bit teary

[@VerowakReacts]

I want movies to make me cry and become invested in the characters 😂

[@havok6280]

It's scary how accurate this and Idiocracy are...😢

[@RuntotheMovies]

These ARE the droids we're looking for!

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@scubasmith]

Such a cute story and great reaction.

[@VerowakReacts]

The story really is too adorable!

[@Rimma120]

Watched this cartoon for first time in November 2022,and I like it!

[@VerowakReacts]

I haven't seen many animated movies, so I wasn't ready for how emotional it was!

[@nicklopez3133]

This is such a great movie. ^^

[@sncreducer]

The Iron Giant!

[@Wass67]

4:40

[@HARRi81_UK]

"Immensely...more...big"

[@VerowakReacts]

I have a way with words 😁

[@HARRi81_UK]

@@VerowakReacts besides very forgiveable little moments like this, you're actually very eloquent and that makes for a good reaction and analysis.

[@VerowakReacts]

@@HARRi81_UKThe brain farts are part of the charm 😂 And thank you !!

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Back when Pixar was great. Next on your list should be.." UP"..

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Verowak! 🤖 I love this one... top-tier Disney/Pixar, for sure. 🌱 #VerowakReacts #AndrewStanton #WallE

[@VerowakReacts]

It really is top tier (though I haven't seen many animated movies yet) 😁

[@auntvesuvi3872]

@@VerowakReacts Wait 'til ya get to TOY STORY 2 (1999); I cried so much during one scene. INSIDE OUT (2015), COCO (2017) and SOUL (2020) are more recent favez.

[@VerowakReacts]

@@auntvesuvi3872I have such a massive backlog of movies now lol

[@auntvesuvi3872]

@@VerowakReacts LOL I've been watching movies for 55 years and I still find ones that I'm surprised I hadn't seen before.

[@VerowakReacts]

@@auntvesuvi3872 I love finding an actor then watching their movies to see the different roles they've done! great way to find new movies

[@Filthlegion]

Lego X-wing behind you..great!

[@nikkicortez8679]

I was waiting for this 😁

[@MolnarG007]

Lovely reaction to a lovely movie. Oh no turned off my screen seems blue is the new red! Time to plant some pizza.

[@ThistleAndSea]

Fun one, Verowak! Loved it! 😊

[@DogmaBeoulve]

This woman is amazing ;D

[@VerowakReacts]

Aww thank you!! 🥰

[@captainofdunedain3993]

Hey Vero! Big hugs! Couldn’t decide who’s more cuter 😅

[@MochiFam]

I love this ❤ you should react to more Disney/Pixar classics

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Miss Verowak!🙂You look nice in your red top. I had no doubt you would love this film when I saw the title!❤They did do a good job at predicting the use of technolgy. Some of that has come true in the past 15 years. Water would not actually be a problem. We can recycle and purify water already. Great reactions ro one of Pixar's finest animation films, Miss Verowak!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@VerowakReacts]

Thank you, I've been told that Red is a good colour for me 😍Water might be fine, but humans can't live off of water for 700 years 😂 It's definitely one of my favorite animated films, though I need to watch more Pixar movies still!

[@mikebrown7799]

​@@VerowakReacts That is true. It looks like Buy & Large (B&L) has somehow been producing nutrition in a cup for 700 years. They never let on to how this is done.

[@VerowakReacts]

@@mikebrown7799 Cleary they must be using magic

[@ianhill8345]

Great reaction to a classic pixar movie

[@VerowakReacts]

Thank you! I need to watch more Pixar movies it seems

[@lord_gyver]

3:26 there is a game

[@VerowakReacts]

I didn't know that, I'll have to look it up!

[@callmeshaggy5166]

I remember playing it on PS3 and it being pretty fun even if obviously made for the kids, I don't remember there being much skill involved. You just played levels that progressed through the movie.

[@rebelwithoutaclue5693]

Big Hero 6

[@VerowakReacts]

I've heard great things about Big Hero 6!

[@brandonparisien2381]

You're very expressive, it'd be fun to watch something with you :)

[@drb6771]

I haven't seen this yet, it's on my list LOL, so I can't watch the vid. Big blind thumbs up for you though! 🤗🤗🥰🥰💖💖

[@VerowakReacts]

The never ending list of movies to watch!! 🤣I hope you get around to watching it soon!!

[@sailorgunsveteran5260]

wonder what lines from this one you're gonna quote for the next quiz.

[@sharkdentures3247]

Technically, Wall-E is a "robot". But your choice of the term "droid" was VERY poignant! Because Wall-E is the PERFECT example of the phenomenon called "Droid effect". (Where something exposed to enough different events/ situations/ objects/ stimuli, that it can remember, will eventually GROW into a "sentient" or "quasi-sentient" being!) A "sentience" that can conceivably "spread" by THAT being exposing OTHERS to "new stimuli". Even MORESO if you note that the HUMANS were effectively "robots" now as well! Not metallic (obviously), but in the fact that they ONLY followed their "programmed paths"! (at least, until Wall-E introduced new experiences to them) So, well done, on that one. Also, I love the series of still images at the end that tell the "epilogue" of the story. (What humanity is going to do next.) Very heartwarming.

[@tomre2769]

Lovely fìlm :-)

[@Rimma120]

Hi!

[@IlNyaPasdOrchestre]

Hm, watched quite a few reacts, hence rewatched the movie several times and only now do I wonder where are the moomoos.. and any other animal (save roaches..) so I wonder if they'll ever have cheese pizza :/

[@VerowakReacts]

As we all know, life uhh.. finds a way!

[@Floyd037]

Sorry by advance, no harm feelings, but the sound of your voice is so loud next to the sound of the movie that it's barely watchable ... it's too bad 'cause I love to watch you react ! Could you mix it better next times please ? Thx ! (Is it a Copyright problem ??)

[@VerowakReacts]

There are parts where the movie is quieter because those parts are quieter during the movie, or I'm talking, so I lower the volume usually. Sometimes if there is music, I need to mute to prevent copyright.

[@Jackosaurus01]

Disney The Love Bug 1968

[@edsonvalenca4214]

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