WALL-E (2008) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@krisfrederick5001]

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

[@One.Zero.One101]

It feels like an art film and science fiction film disguised as kids animation. Whoever wrote this is a genius, the film has so many layers.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Just like Chopping Mall!👍

[@aaronweedy3269]

This film is sending the wrong message.

[@Houtblokje]

@@aaronweedy3269 That we need to watch out for consumerism and overly controlling corporations?

[@alexo_pog]

@@aaronweedy3269 whats the wrong message?🧐

[@Sairin13]

Eve screaming when Wall-E is in trouble is one of the most heartbreaking things in Disney.

[@awsomedude23456]

Fun fact, but this movie was actually being developed and made before Disney bought Pixar, this along with up and Toy Story 3 were the last movies having at least some production before the Disney buyout

[@KateCantDraw]

The one no one talks about though is the little "No, no..." She does when she thinks he gets blown up in the escape pod. It's such soft sorrow.

[@SwiftJustice]

Try watching Dumbo

[@volundrfrey896]

@@awsomedude23456You can tell by the apple references, like wall-e having the mac boot up sound when he boot up. Steve Jobs owned a bit over 50% of pixar when Disney bought it.

[@quantumblur_3145]

​@@awsomedude23456I didn't realize that last fact

[@theleaderoftheworld]

The fact they made a cockroach, a frickin' COCHROACH, a lovable character, shows how well done this film is. 😊

[@EchoCedric561]

fun fact, the cockroach has a canon name and its "Hal" which is i think is a reference to a real person named "Hal Roach"

[@Malarkey9000]

@@EchoCedric561 I'm pretty sure its a reference I think to 2001: A Space Odyssey

[@Malarkey9000]

I might be wrong :/

[@leafblade3T9]

the captain is my favorite character. the way he trusts wall-e and eve as his crew. the way he addresses the passengers in a time of crisis calmly and plainly. the way he takes his hat off in respect in the end. the way he takes charge of HIS ship and makes executive decisions in the end. literally my fav scene is him spinning the wheel to correct the ship because thats him in charge in control and doing the right thing.

[@pricemoore2022]

Not to mention he is voiced by Jeff Garlin, the funniest guy since Daddy Day Care and The Goldbergs.

[@hendrikscheepers4144]

Amazing movie. I think adults are the real target audience. 23:45 "I don't want to survive. I want to live." Damn.

[@nintenmetro]

That’s probably because we’ve been on this planet longer and understand a further depth of the story. However aside from the fact that this is still a family-friendly movie, kids can still benefit from it a lot. It’s fiction, but it gives kids and adults alike an idea of what our planet can become unless we take care of it.

[@SoulRacDj]

In spanish It sounds better: "no quiero sobrevivir, quiero vivir"

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

@@SoulRacDj Es lo mismo pero en español😆 There’s other dialogues que si se escuchan mejor en español y viceversa but this one is not one of those.

[@Heroo01]

@@reynaldolorenzo8409 I'm so happy my high school Spanish paid off lmao. I actually understood that somehow. I like your Spanglish lol

[@SoulRacDj]

@@reynaldolorenzo8409 ya sé que es lo mismo. Me refiero a que en español suena mejor porque rima "sobrevivir" con "vivir" y "survive" no rima con "live"

[@withxoutxlife]

I love that this movie tells its story while most of it has so little dialogue. A masterclass on show don't tell.

[@toob1979]

"How can my favorite love story be about two robots?" That's what I asked myself coming out of the theater after seeing _WALL-E._ I'm not a weeper, but I couldn't hold back when WALL-E forgot about EVE. Then, when his memories returned, and EVE whispered his name... Perfect. I feel exactly as you do about _WALL-E._ It's not just a great animated movie. It's a great movie, period. I mean what I say about it being the best love story I've ever seen. The environmental message is prominent, but it doesn't bash the audience over the head. At the end, it leaves us all hopeful that we can turn it around and save our world.

[@todderickson2435]

Addie: "This movie's gonna make me cry, I can tell." Addie's many loyal fans and supporters: "Yeah, we could have told you that before it started." 😁 Such a wonderful movie, with SO much heart!! Great reactions as always Addie!

[@Melancthon7332]

When you said how much you love "Hello, Dolly!" right at the start, THAT made me almost start crying, knowing what's to come.

[@bobcharles1204]

The end credit song by Peter Gabriel is wonderful and the animation that goes along with it shows them reinvigorating the planet.

[@jaykay3784]

And the art style moves with history.

[@iDontShareMyData]

Agreed! Addie should go back and watch the closing credits!

[@ulibarriL]

Yup, and iirc the little plant in the boot is shown to grow into a tree.

[@TrashPandaActual]

I was thirty-six when this came out and took my then nine-year-old daughter to see it. Pure magic and a perfect Hero's Journey. Absolutely loved it. You're never too old for WALL-E.

[@Stogie2112]

I was 47 when I saw it in the theater. It blew me away. WALL-E is for everyone!

[@myheromedia-verse]

M.O the little cleaning bot is a true wingman, bro was like "Guys give my guy some space! He's having a moment!"

[@aTofuJunkie]

Short Circuit (1986) is a must. The design of the WALL-E robot looks exactly like this movie's robot.

[@wyrmshadow4374]

Johnny 5 is ALIVE!

[@aTofuJunkie]

@@wyrmshadow4374 No Disassemble. NO DISASSEMBLE JOHNNY NUMBER 5.

[@ecyobynot]

I agree, please watch.

[@IdealUser]

@@aTofuJunkie Nice software

[@aTofuJunkie]

@@IdealUser Stephanie change color...oooooooohh

[@WorldWeave]

I used to wonder why Wall-Es would have lazers, then I realized it’s probably to break down large pieces of trash (like that fridge) into a compactable size

[@AngelJD]

14:33 "I didn't know we had a pool!". Trapped behind a screen for her life she didn't realize what was in front of her. In a world of smartphones that scene hits harder. I was on a safari type attraction where you got to see real animals and while I'm enjoying the animals that might come from anywhere I see this one woman just looking at her phone not even taking in with around her. I think about that moment at times to help me have limits of phone limits and to look up and around at times.

[@piggyintheshadows]

By far my favorite Pixar movie. It's unbelievable how a movie where the two main characters can only say there names is so powerful and appeals to all ages.

[@alextan1478]

Fun reaction, ADD-E. I'm so glad that you finally watched WALL-E (2008), since you did mention in your latest Patreon Q&A, during PS Weekly's What Should I Watch? quiz, that you haven't seen that movie, yet. I have seen this movie a few times in the past, but I remember it vaguely, so I rewatched it recently and I enjoyed it. Because of how heartwarming this movie is, this is now one of my favorite movie reactions of yours. It definitely has everything, including sci-fi, adventure and romance, especially with all of those Hello, Dolly! (1969) references, which I'm so glad that you've enjoyed. I'm definitely gonna watch that movie later.

[@kristintaggart9381]

The thing that makes this movie so outstanding to me is that, at the end, Pixar really makes you believe for a minute that WALL-E will have to start over and evolve along with the humans. I was literally crying at that point when I first saw the movie! WALL-E is my favorite Pixar film.

[@EchoCedric561]

So at the end; 1- his tape was replaced and wall-e reverted to his "factory" setting so thats why he didnt remember. 2- Listen closely to Eve during the spark, she hums the song for holding hands that wall-e had played earlier 3- Back up a bit and if you see the captain portraits, Auto gets closer and closer to the portrait this emphasizes that the order he recieved was "Take control of everything." really adds to the dark element.

[@bloo.cheese]

I cried the whole time in wonder and in sadness. It started as soon as Eve started flying around beautifully and freely on her own 😭

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

i realy love that the humans here are not people who are figthing agiasnt the idea of going back to earth, the movies does not try to paint humanity as evil, it just try to show that we can make mistakes but we can also be good

[@paulytheking7365]

Fun music detail: The melody used when the Axiom is landing on Earth is the same one used when Wall-E is hanging off the spaceship as it takes off. These are the only times this theme is heard, and the second time is slightly extended.

[@leme3503]

I'm not someone who cries a lot. I don't cry when family members die. I cry at odd times and very rarely with some movie scenes. This movie is one of the only ones that makes me cry, at multiple scenes, consistently.

[@Aa-_-Zz]

Even hitler cried when family member died , let that sink in you sick bastard......jk haha

[@TheShadowSythe]

Honestly EVE's scream when WALL-E gets crushed is gut wrenching

[@chand911]

Hello fellow weird crier.

[@doctornick0]

If you've not seen Up!, make sure your 1st watch is on a day when you're abnormally happy. It's only the 2nd animated movie ever nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture (not just Best Animated Film), but it is also one of the most tear-jerking movies from the last 20 years. It's Pixar's masterpiece.

[@Delostacia]

As I get older it is harder to watch Up! for me... he is a cartoon old man and yet I envy him.

[@SFAPowerhouse]

Truth

[@drewo.127]

I’ve seen this film billions of times already, and I STILL got misty eyed watching this!!!

[@brentwebster6164]

Fun fact. They did not employ voice actors for the robots. Their “voices” are comprised of electronic sounds. This was done by legendary sound designer Ben Burtt, who cut his teeth on movies like Star Wars, where he created the sounds of R2-D2 and Chewbacca, as well as all of the other alien and droid sounds.

[@almas4663]

No. Wall-E were voiced by Ben Burtt himself. Eve also had an actress.

[@brentwebster6164]

@@almas4663 Burtt takes sounds from the real world, digitizes them, and reassembles them to suit his needs. It’s what he does. So, yes, you can say that he “voiced” Wall-e, in that he recorded his own voice. But he then broke that recording into component parts and assembled them into Wall-e’s dialog, changing the tone and pitch as needed. The same was done for Eve using a Pixar employee to supply the original sounds. Neither of them read every single thing the characters said in the movie. They were created by piecing together component sounds from the source recordings.

[@almas4663]

@@brentwebster6164 Dude, there's literally footage of Burtt acting out his lines. Of course he filters them after, but he still voiced him just like every actor does. Same way animals in Avatar the Last Airbender were voiced by convincing growling of a real person, to give the sounds personality

[@almas4663]

@@brentwebster6164 Same way as he - Ellen Mclain in her iconic role as GLaDOS, simply red her lines in monotone, after listening to text-to-speech audio, and then her voice was filtered and pitched slightly. But it's still her voice and her performance. It's not samples, it wasn't simulated - it's still an acting performance, a masterful one.

[@brentwebster6164]

@@almas4663 No, the process for GladOS, which I agree is brilliantly done, is not the same as for Wall-e. It’s not like reading your lines into a vocoder and changing the pitch a little here and there. Burtt literally compared the vocal components he recorded to pixels that he manipulated to create the performances.

[@joeblankenship377]

I like that "woah-woah-woah" robot.

[@bigbadbrock9512]

For some weird reason, I can see a whole mkx story mode in this Wall-e - Johnny cage Eve-Sonya Captain-Raiden Auto-Quan chi Go4-a revent B and l president-Shinnok Wall-e jokes around while Eve is serious trying to get her job done

[@ulibarriL]

I remember taking my niece to see this movie in the theater, and I can't recall ever seeing so many people crying all at once. Everyone knew that WALL E losing his memory and entire personality was so much worse than him dying. When leaving the theater after the lights came back on, you could see everyone's faces were destroyed from all the raw emotion. I knew I just witnessed a masterpiece.

[@dongilleo9743]

One of my favorite movies ever. There are so many brilliant parts, and the movie hits each one perfectly. Hard to pick one favorite scene, but the one near the end(about 30:35 on this video) where EVE and WALL-E are reconnecting, and the other rogue robots charge onto the background, then turn around and scurry off to give the couple their moment, always makes me cry a little and laugh simultaneously.

[@markfilla9305]

Another wonderful reaction Addie! As eveyone else has said, it's a masterpiece. But for me, it has an extra level of significance. It was the first movie that our autistic son ever connected with. He was 6 when this came out (he'll be 21 in July), and for some reason he bonded with it, and the two main characters. My guess is that for much of the movie there was not much dialog, but it was visually striking. Also since he's always been fascinated by mechanical devices rather than living things, he found the two main characters impossible to resist. For whatever reason, he watched this movie daily for months after we got a dvd copy of it. So it's always had a special place in my heart.

[@thescourgeofathousan]

My daughter was born and grew up during the “Golden Age of Pixar” (A Bugs Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc., Wall-E, The Incredibles & Finding Nemo). I have literally seen Wall-E over 100 times. And I have NEVER gotten bored with it. Not once when she wanted to watch it w did I experience even a moment of “oh no not again”. Same with the others. Truely magical story telling.

[@mevb]

WALL-E, M-O and the majority of "male" robots are voiced by Ben Burtt, the very sound effects guy who made the sound effects for the first six Star Wars movies, such as R2-D2's voice, the blaster bolts, the lightsabers, Darth Vader's breathing, Luke's Landspeeder, the X-Wing, the TIE Fighters, etc. Elisa Knight, a Pixar employee voices EVE and her voice is distorted through a wo-coder. She previously voiced Tia, one of Lightning McQueen's girl fans in Cars. AUTO is voiced through MacTalk, the text-to-speech program used on Mac computers (Pixar uses Mac as Steve Jobs, Apples' founder and CEO until his death in 2011, owned Pixar after buying the unit from LucasFilm in the 1980's).

[@randymyer2996]

WALL-E is a rare example of chaos going right

[@nintenmetro]

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. @2:50 the late Fred Willard is the first actor to portray a live-action character in a Pixar film. It’s been almost three years since he passed away. @4:18 WALL-E knows he’s fully charged when he gets the Macintosh power-up sound. @21:27 That’s BURN-E. He’s got his own Pixar short. There was also another short tied to this film called Presto. It remains one of the funniest Pixar short films in my book. @8:20, @12:14, @12:56, @13:06, @16:37-@16:42, @20:34, and @26:47 are my favorite funny parts of the movie. (In the latter time stamp, Captain McCrea delivered the best coolest line in the film.) And finally, @30:37 M-O really delivered on the bro code.

[@montymurphy6194]

didnt even realize beforehand, but a cool detail: The BnL ceo gives override command A113 to Auto, giving him the command to not return to earth. From the very first time Auto scans eve, at 14:43 , that code flashes in his eye, showing his machinations from the get go

[@JMulvy]

As soon as the Captain says "define earth". I start tearing up and cannot stop myself through the rest of the movie, even as the credits begin to roll.

[@mikemuir0178]

There is another cartoon called "Burn-E". Takes place during Wall-E and involves the robot that got locked outside after Wall-E and Eve's Dance scene. Its a cute cartooon you should see.

[@Ianvs_Maximvs]

I'm just really happy seeing someone on KZbin who loves Hello Dolly as much as I do!

[@lulystalgianature2968]

Haven't seen this movie in years, but watched it without a second thought when it aired on TV. Now I'm watching reactions everywhere! Truly a masterpiece 😄

[@TheeGoatPig]

"This movie is going to make me cry..." I was already crying by that point in your video... This is my second favorite animated movie right behind Up! A very close second place, with How To Train Your Dragon in and also very close 3rd.

[@rakhimberdiyevt]

Such an influential movie to me. I remember watching it as a kid... "I don't wanna survive, i wanna live!" I try to rewatch it every year.

[@AlexandruCarjan]

There's lots of theories why Wall-E developed a personality to be able to love and to be kind with others and started caring for himself to repair himself

[@COMOROS_BALL]

My top 3 favourite characters from Wall-e are 1) Wall-e 2)M.O. 3)that reject robot that beats the the hell out out of all those holt! robots

[@sbk4me]

Hi Addie! It's about time! I just knew that this movie would get to your heartstrings but didn't realize how much. The fact that the majority of the movie was without words makes it a cinematic marvel. I'm glad that you found it as pleasing as we all did. Keep watching it and the end credits over and over and you'll see more into. Another one I'm hoping you'll watch is, "The Iron Giant" and "Big Hero 6". Thanks again ...☺

[@Heroo01]

Absolutely second both of those recommendations! I think Addie would love them

[@andrewmoore7416]

I'm 57 and this is my favourite Animated movie

[@ericc8705]

Watching your expressions and heart fall in love with WALL-E was beautiful. Lots of love for ADD-E and OLL-E

[@MrGpschmidt]

One of Pixar's miracles - fun fact : that's Sigourney Weaver a the voice of the 'Mother'-like AI in a nod to ALIEN's mother :D

[@mnomadvfx]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssss! Finally a reactor who gets the Hello Dolly references! 😁 I hunted down the bluray of Hello Dolly after I first watched WALL-E, wasn't disappointed.

[@MisterCantaloupe]

The movie takes place in the year 2815, and the Axiom left earth in 2110, which means WALL-E has been operating for no less than 700 years, which is insane.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

12:55 I love how the little cleaning bot seems to approach WALL-E like a stylist at first: "Woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, WOAH! [This just won't do!]" 😆

[@Heroo01]

There's a really cool theory about this movie! It goes something like WALL-E slowly got smarter over time to do his job better and after SO LONG out there he learned to take parts from broken down WALL-E's to keep him going and eventually gained some form of sentience. When all of his parts and motherboard was replaced, he lost his memory, but the spark from EVE allowed the bug or glitch to happen again so he came back! I'm sure whoever I yoinked this theory from worded it better, but I thought it was so interesting! Such a good movie. Makes me so warm and fuzzy

[@kasutajanimi100]

After seeing this movie for the millionth time already,(yep, still my favourite since 2008) I just noticed that the first time EVE shoots at Wall-e, the dust cloud from the explosion is heart shaped :)

[@Wyattoons]

When this movie first came out, it was the first one to make me really analyze and appreciate film. Of course I watched movies my entire life, but before Wall-E I was just watching for action and jokes and cool visuals. Even movies that had deep themes and metaphor I never noticed or cared.

[@Marnie_C]

I haven't seen WALL-E in years. When WALL-E lost his memory, I wasn't prepared to cry :c

[@Landofalcon007]

I had the exact same reaction when this movie first started. I'm a straight, red-blooded American male, but I unashamedly love Hello Dolly, lol.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

I'm so lucky to share this with you, sweet Addie.

[@BR3AKPOINT00]

I just cried at the ending… my fav movie of all time

[@ericmarois6960]

On the cuteness scale few things top Wall-e yet when I saw your thumbnail popup on my KZbin I knew this was going to do it. And you absolutely delivered. Loved the reaction video, thank you so much.

[@kosh6612]

3 minutes in.. after your comment on loving Hello Dolly, it was clear.. the tears are gonna flow. I wager this will be a particular favorite of yours!

[@BubblyRainbows]

I was about to do something else, and then I saw that you uploaded this, and that idea went bye-bye. This is one of my favorite animated movies, only slightly below "Megamind" for me. I really loved your reaction to this, and I'm glad you enjoyed the movie. Also: Wall-E putting a tread mark on Mo's face is one of my favorite things ever. I can't not laugh at that. 🤣

[@GatorScribe726]

This movie and Pixar’s “Up” are two of my favorite movies, animated or not. And if you don’t tear up watching a Pixar movie, you’re not human.

[@davidson1464]

So I'm an alien?

[@crispy_338]

Sigourney Weaver (Ripley from Alien) is the voice of the ship’s PA

[@riveraharper8166]

It was her time to say 10 seconds to self destruct. :P

[@pricemoore2022]

@crispylips_ Sigourney weaver also voices in Finding Dory.😊😊😊😊

[@drekvolker3430]

simply...YOUR BEST VIDEO. I cried with you. You apreciated very well this masterpiece. Thanks Addie. ...hehe I watched 5 times your reaction when little roach got crushed for 1st time . that was funny. Greetings from México

[@kermitcook8498]

To see you light up from the beginning, adorable. I love this culture based on HELLO DOLLY. Who'd of thunk it? People enjoying a movie that only has dialog in half of it is amazing. We get a nice romance between emotional robots, a loveable pet cockroach, and pizza plants. That little light bulb replacing robot that got locked out? Special feature BURN-E. Glad you finally got here, Addie. Congrats.

[@WorldWeave]

It’s not really spelled out, but I love that what makes Wall-E (the character, not the movie) so unique, fascinated with humans, and have that survival instinct to repair himself…is implied to be a GLITCH in his programming

[@Talban]

It was fun watching you watch this film, especial you tearing up at the end when WALLIE remembers EVE. This film was so well done, the writing is perfection.

[@long-timesci-fienthusiast9626]

Add-E watches Wall-E & much fun was had by all !! Glad you enjoyed it so much, Addie. :)

[@steveshute3810]

Amazing how much emotion Wall-E and Eve convey to each other, and all they ever say is just each other's name.

[@MoviesTubeYou0675]

Subscribed. Great movie reaction from you. I became teary eyed with you at beginning, middle, and end. I look forward into seeing your movie reactions.

[@HARRi81_UK]

It's a masterpiece, so glad you enjoyed it - great reaction!

[@Heroo01]

YES, I love this movie so much. It and Ratatouille are my two favorite comfort movies from my childhood

[@noah_ncl0223]

The movie is so wonderful. This is one of my favorite Pixar movies. Fun facts : WALL-E is dubbed by Ben Burtt, the sound designer of Star Wars’ movies

[@Stogie2112]

Ben Burtt is the voice actor for WALL·E (Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Earth-Class) Burtt also voices M-O (Microbe-Obliterator), the cleaning robot.

[@matiasdutra6370]

I LOVE everything about this movie (The plot,the ambience,athmosphere,LOVE part) ❤❤

[@TiberiusDarkforge]

This is one of my top movies. It's fabulous and works on so many levels. Really glad you watched and enjoyed it.

[@seantds619]

You had my favorite reaction to one of my favorite movies of all time, so take your well earned sub from me

[@michaelt6218]

Addie, if you've never seen "2001: A Space Odyssey" that would be a *great* choice for a reaction - partly because it's such an iconic classic, one of the greatest movies ever made, but also because you'll be able to see all the clever connections between 2001 and WALL-e.

[@sithlordkaeyl21]

Another very good reaction, Addie. Whenever I get my financial situation straightened out, I’m going to go back to being on your Patreon. I miss watching your full reactions, and participating in your monthly Q&A’s.

[@GilbertClark]

Welcome to Pixar Add-E. Great reaction. I knew you'd love it. Keep going. Wall-E is definitely one of my favorites, but others include The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Up, Monsters Inc, Cars, Finding Nemo, Inside Out, Soul, Coco, and the movie that started it all...Toy Story (all 4 movies actually). Also, don't miss out on other animated movies like Shrek, Despicable Me, etc.

[@alextan1478]

I'm pretty sure she has seen Toy Story, Monsters, Inc., The Incredibles & Coco.

[@iwatchyoutube6539]

You act like she's never seen an animated movie guy

[@alextan1478]

On her Patreon Q&A from February and in her reaction to the Halloween episode of WandaVision, she said that she has seen The Incredibles (2004), growing up. She also mentioned Toy Story in her reaction to The Shawshank Redemption (1994).

[@briangreen9677]

This is my favorite animated film that is fully animated. My favorite partially animated film is Alita: Battle Angel. Your reaction to this was fantastic. You're absolutely adorable, seeing you fall in love with the robots.

[@bboyshotty]

KNEW this would be right up your ally..great message/story, and super wholesome haha

[@XperimentorEES]

It's one of the very few examples that made me realize it's possible to write a story without dialogue if it's handled with care. Reminds me quite a bit of Treasure Planet in one of those 'inspiring passion project' kinds of ways.

[@razzati420]

Loved watching this with you. so glad you enjoyed it

[@osirisianplays8089]

Sigourney weaver as the voice of the ship, was amazing :)

[@vidyajamesu]

Did it really take me until now to notice that was Sigourney? Holy cow, thanks for pointing that out. Makes me love the movie even more!

[@osirisianplays8089]

@@vidyajamesu when i watched the film, i recognised that i knew the voice, but couldn't place her either 🙂

[@neptunusrex5195]

Aww Wall-E 🤖 this is like the go-to comfort food of movies. It’s adorable overload plus has a good message on conversation and environmental responsibility

[@greencello599]

WALL-E being by himself for so long led to him becoming sentient. He developed a childlike curiosity that helped in his adventure.

[@_Cero_]

seeing someone recently react to one of my favorite movies that was also made in 2008 made my day

[@ThistleAndSea]

This movie is so sweet. 😊 Thanks for sharing it, Addie! 💕 Hello Dolly, LOL!

[@franciscojaviermendezrinco1902]

During the first part of the credits there are scenes of how they restored earth. This movie is also a lesson for us to take better care of the planet.

[@zimvader25]

Wall-e is one of the first bots to become sentient, which is why he doesn’t let himself break down like the other units did. He’s got his spare parts tucked away.

[@rotrapec]

Fun fact, Wall-E is named after Walt Disney "WAL"-ter "E"-lias Disney; and he represents the old animation and old Disney classic styles, while Eve represents Pixar the new modern computer animation.

[@RobTheDoodler]

To this day Wall-E’s my all-time favorite PIXAR movie.

[@maddiebromen6068]

One of the little details that I think a lot of people might miss is AUTO referring to EVE's mission as the "annual reconnaissance". Annual. It isn't EVE's first time on Earth, or second, or third. Given BNL pulling the plug on everything after five years, I doubt she (and her siblings) was made after that point. So she's been at her work for just as long as WALL-E, and moreso has likely spent much of it in sleep mode going back and forth between the Axiom and Earth. It makes her frustration at not finding anything even more understandable. I for one would absolutely love to see you react to Shane Acker's 9! One of the most creative stories I've seen in any film, animated or otherwise, and has an ending that punches just as hard as WALL-E's in my opinion.

[@Angelicwings1]

I love this movie so much. The fact you love Hello Dolly means you have my immediate respect

[@kuivia]

Eve screaming "WALL-EEEEEEEE" near the end tears me up everytime

[@martinbraun1211]

Please watch "Short Circuit" (1986). It's with WALL-E's "Dad" 😉.

[@whichonespink7542]

Grasshopper disassembled.

[@SlavaPunta]

​@@whichonespink7542 REASSEMBLE!

[@asterix7842]

One of my favorite animated films. It really warmed my heart to see how much this touched yours, from the very first minute of the film. The big red eye in the middle of AUTO was a reference to HAL in 2001. Then the addition of a few bars of the 2001 theme to the score toward the end. There's a short called BURN-E included on the DVD that goes nicely with the story in WALL-E. You should watch it if you can. Addie, if you like animation, does that include Claymation? There's a brilliant British artist named Nick Park who made a series of Oscar winning shorts starring Wallace and Gromit, and inventor and his dog. Together, they would make a great reaction video. The first one, A Grand Day Out, is even about space travel. There's also a full length Wallace and Gromit movie that was released in the US, and he made the Chicken Run movie that was also released in the US and that maybe you're familiar with.

[@SpikeMatthews]

One of the most innovative Disney/Pixar movies yet - if nothing else but for the fact there is no real dialogue for the first part of the movie. I love the credits song, too. Peter Gabriel does it great justice, and it's a pity it lost out to Slumdog Millionaire's 'Jai Ho' at that year's Oscars.

[@jinchoung]

first pixar movie to feature live action footage. wall-e is suuuuuch an amazing character and this movie is so well done. can't believe you haven't seen it yet! also - TARZAN! disney! you'll love it!