*WALL-E* First Time Watching MOVIE REACTION

[@jenmurrayxo]

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[@tomhoffman4330]

Every time I re-watch this one, here is Me by the Ending:😭 What do You think..?

[@DrummingWriterTrekfan84]

@@SoloRenegade Yes I thought that too! first time i saw this movie i was like, It's Number 5!!!

[@justforfun187]

You also have to see the short of Wall-E called Burn-E. It's only a few minutes, but it a sort of side story about another robot. Also, Lego made a Wall-E robot. You can't buy it anymore, but you can buy the fake Lego one.

[@e.d.2096]

Jen, Love this film and your reaction! My suggestion for animation is...RANGO! with Johnny Depp! Another modern day masterpiece! Thanks again...Eric! 😊

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

This is a sweet film, Jen, full of human interaction including EVE and Wall-E. Jen you really should watch, 'Short Circuit' from 1986 I'm sure that you would love that too.

[@Sairin13]

At first you expect the Captain to be a joke but he actually spends the whole movie being awesome.

[@nelsonv1953]

“You want it? Come and get it, blinky.”

[@hendrikscheepers4144]

"I don't want to survive. I want to live!"

[@gurvmlk]

He really rose up, and proved that he deserved to be the captain. He may not have represented himself as a responsible captain in the very beginning, but you come to realize that's just because years of mundane duties never demanded anything extraordinary out of him. He had sunken into a dull routine, and became lackadaisical as a byproduct of repetition. But when push came to shove, he was ready and willing to shove back. He took his position and responsibilities seriously, even if his first impression in the film implied otherwise.

[@Dillpicks95]

One of the best pixar movies ever. It is truly a masterpiece, the love story between Wall-E and Eve is so beautiful and emotional.

[@nonconsensualopinion]

I feel like the environmental message, as well as the warning about mega-corps in this hits really hard without being preachy.

[@REALAMERICANMAN531]

Its nasty. There is a roach 🤣

[@DW.Strangeman]

When it comes to Pixar everyone talks about Toy Story but this and Up are my personal favourites.

[@kaorumugen991]

I know, right? It's probably my favorite romance... and it's between robots, with virtually no dialogue. The way the screenplay is written is also one-of-a-kind and totally genius. Like you say, truly a masterpiece :)

[@terrysperman304]

They copied the movie shirt Circuit, masterpieces dont copy other movies.

[@18videowatcher41]

Part of what makes this movie so amazing and beloved is that WALL-E is such an absolute sweetheart who brightens the day of everyone he comes into contact with. Also, the little robot that put the plant into the escape pod, is called GO-4 (aka Gopher, like the kind of person sent to do menial tasks). He took the plant and tried to get rid of it because he was ordered to do so by the Auto-pilot, who had orders not to go back to earth. Personally, I feel that the Auto-pilot also liked being in control and didn't want the status quo to change.

[@kieronball8962]

Jen, I'm sure you know by now, but the little bug isn't a Cricket, it's a Cockroach! :)

[@JPSE57]

Jen is such a sweet Summer child. 😀

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I was scouring the comments for this one... I didn't have the heart to post it myself.

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

Cricket: "Ya young hoodlum, I'll knock your block off!"

[@nataliefaust7959]

@@jean-paulaudette9246 Same. I was too heartbroken to tell her. XD

[@thomasriddle7005]

It's the bestest cockroach

[@eddiejravannen]

Fun fact, the voice of the ship is none other than Ripley herself, the legendary Sigourney Weaver!

[@maximussparkus6933]

I didn't realize that! Thank you!

[@michaelkeller5008]

didn't know that - thanks :)

[@SebastianWeinberg]

This movie is like the inverse of _Up_ in a way. Where _Up_ ripped your heart out and stomped on it at the _start_ of the movie, _WALL•E_ waits until the _end_ to do it.

[@edmo922]

This is the best Pixar movie and I will die on that hill. A masterclass in "show, don't tell."

[@kaojinn]

You wont be alone. /joins you on the hill

[@MWSin1]

And my axe!

[@dennislopez1272]

I'll be right next to you. It is a masterpiece.

[@charleslee8313]

I respectfully disagree -- I feel that it's "Ratatouille" -- but this is a brilliant display of 'show, don't tell'.

[@m.hunterstevie2081]

I’m happy to come into these replies and see my two favorite Pixar films here… I know I might be against the grain, but I’ve always loved both Wall-E and Ratatouille more than the others. Pixar set a very high bar, so that’s not to say anything bad about their other movies… I just always felt something special about these two… and just below for me would be Up (the first 10 minutes might even be the greatest 10 minutes Pixar ever created) and The Incredibles.

[@tsrgoinc]

Don’t feel bad about bawling, I’m a 52 year old man and I’ve bawled like a baby every time I’ve seen this film. 😭 The power of this film is amazing bearing in mind the Wall-e and Eve on speak about 25 words between them but convey a love story second to none.

[@davidterhune8277]

I got a copy of this movie on DVD and (thinking I was doing them a favor) tried to turn my (we're all well into adulthood) friends on to it but they were too jaded to care. Then I watched YOU watch it and you felt all the things I felt. Thanks for doing this movie and reaffirming there are still thoughtful, caring people in this world who can appreciate this kind of art and understand its message.

[@professornuke7562]

I'm 55. I think my son was 4 when this came out. We watched it on VHS I think. I cried my guts out! He left this mortal coil aged 24 about a year ago. I always wanted to watch this with some grandkids, so they'd could laugh at silly Grandpa with tears running down his face. Not gonna happen now......

[@511dydy]

​@@professornuke7562my man, im sorry for your loss. This movie must bring a lot of good memories. Stay strong ❤

[@mnomadvfx]

The olde time sounding music is from a 1969 musical film with Barbara Streissand called Hello Dolly. The man singing "LISTEN BARNABEEEEEEE" is Michael Crawford.

[@3Kings_Industries]

This was my infant son's favorite film, character, and soundtrack. His eyes lit up when he was an infant. And grandpa loved sharing this film w/ him. Now that he' 5, my boy is into normal boy stuff, like Hot Wheels and Godzilla. But, Pixar continues to release great kid films.

[@zachsipe3247]

Something I never noticed. When Wally get struck by lightning his power supply goes all the way back up to full LOL

[@belovedwarrior3192]

That is because he is solar powered so he is designed to absorb energy

[@Альтер-м3ш]

​@@belovedwarrior3192 Auto: are you sure about that.

[@JakkFrost1]

Eve's voice actress did an outstanding job portraying desperation after Wall-E got crushed. That's what really evokes the tears for me every time.

[@thunderpantz]

She's not even a professional voice actress, she was a random employee Pixar used as a placeholder.

[@NoahMDub]

She also voiced one of Lightening McQueen’s fan girls Tia in the Cars series! Her name is Elissa Knight.

[@joeblankenship377]

I love that little "woah woah woah woah!!" robot.

[@totalstrangerthing7419]

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[@Альтер-м3ш]

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[@dannybryant6273]

I will admit, these two robots get me to ball my eyes out every time I watch.

[@carlo70no]

Director Stanton stated that he was inspired by the film Silent Running as underrated masterpiece, if you watch it you will understand why, and get your tissues ready…

[@martinbraun1211]

If you like WALL-E, i recommend "Short Circuit" from 1986. It's with WALL-E's "Dad".

[@Cheepchipsable]

Never seen Wall-E, but the poster always reminded me of that movie.

[@Haplo699g]

Not going lie, the sequel absolutely destroys me. LOL

[@archangel0891]

Johnny 5 IS ALIIIIVE

[@CharlesP2009]

@@Haplo699g"That" scene will absolutely wreck Jen 🥺

[@sorcererCermet]

just dont touch the 2nd one with a 10 foot pole... shame the ending is pretty decent when it's preceded by an hour of schlock

[@TheTitandog70]

You are going to fall in love with WALL-E , just a wonderful movie that speaks volumes without saying anything. Such great non verbal storytelling

[@zacharylewis2802]

WALL-E is the first Disney film to receive a 4K release on The Criterion Collection, signifying it as an important classic and/or contemporary film by cinephiles and academics.

[@jarrodnewman0514]

WALL-E (short for Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Earth-Class) EVE (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator) Sigourney Weaver talked the ship's computer, Mother, in Alien (1979). In WALL-E, she was the computer. She was "Mother".

[@karabearcomics]

Pixar movies are definitely known for being able to get you to cry, for getting you emotionally invested. Sadly, Disney seems to have caused that reputation to slide, as now people think of Pixar as the "straight to streaming" studio, but they've made some amazing movies. Once, they were the prestige studio from Disney, making what their parent company only wished they could do. Maybe they can get back to that level of notoriety.

[@walkir2662]

I loved that epilogue even more after someone pointed out that the art styles in there are processing chronologically, from cave art to 1980s computer games

[@liu7052]

The same also applies to the music during the credits sequence. At first the music was mainly digital, but it slowly transitioned to actual instruments to show how they depended on technology less as the years passed and the Earth became normal.

[@previouslyachimp]

Pixar did an absolutely incredible job conveying the depth and breadth of human emotion using only the 'body' language and minimal verbalisations of a cute little robot. The subtle movements and emotional storytelling are truly wonderful. Jen, you're as adorable as Wall-E and you bring a lot of joy to the world even through your tears. I hope you get to hold hands with whomever you love. Take care 😊

[@teeheeteeheeish]

This is my favorite Pixar movie hands down. To me the twist is that the most human character is WALL-E. He’s been on earth so long and preserving human culture. The more he absorbed, the quirkier he got. Everyone else is robotic and part of a huge machine… including the humans. Everyone he interacts with gets brought back to reality one way or another by introducing chaos and dirt, among other things.

[@Incense3]

The music in this movie is incredible. Every aspect of storytelling was spot on. This was Pixar in their prime for sure. Great video!

[@mcameron1981]

Wall-E had more emotion than most movies. Which just goes to show how much humanity the animators put into a couple of robots that could only say two words.It's crazy good.

[@Polyphemus89]

I genuinely think this is the best animated movie of all time. The first ten minutes, with no spoken lines, has better plot and character development than almost any film ever. I love Ratatouille and The Incredibles to death, but this movie is about as close to perfect as humanly possible.

[@trinaq]

This is one of my favourite Pixar movies of all time, and even introduced me to Hello Dolly, and solidified my status as a hard-core musical theatre lover. 🥰

[@fayesouthall6604]

Hello Dolly is fantastic musical

[@overdev1993]

this is one of the most wholesome movies ever, I really love it

[@RobPryme]

Sigourney Weaver was the voice of the Axiom PA system.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh I didn't know! That's cool

[@locutus9956]

WALL-E is just about the best thing Pixar have ever done (with the possible exception of the opening sequence to UP....) Its an absolute masterpiece of visual storytelling and conveys so much character and emotion in a film that focuses on 2 characters who dont have a single line of dialogue (beyond noises and one word soundbites). It's just a wonderful wonderful films in every way!

[@mmmab1]

Very nice commentary. It’s definitely one of Pixar’s best movies. Jen’s comment at one point that the score in one scene on the space station reminded her of a scene from “Monsters, Inc.” is interesting, because this film’s score was composed by Thomas Newman, and the score for “Monsters, Inc.” was composed by his older cousin, Randy Newman.

[@grimmettcleaningservices7003]

I don't usually cry at too many movies. Your reaction when it seemed like Wall-e lost his memory for good had me crying. Great reaction as always!

[@bradpriebe9218]

Never discount the power of a good animated movie. While the "classics" may have been simpler, most of the Pixar movies are much deeper on numerous levels. This one always gets me in the feels. Really glad you enjoyed it.

[@christianwise637]

I remember not really liking the film much as a child, but it's really grown on me as I've gotten older, and I now think it's one of Pixar's best films, and one of the best animated films ever made. The fact they're able to get you so invested in a love story between two robots with basically no dialogue; the fact that this kids' film has such powerful messaging and commentary about environmentalism, consumerism and apathy in the face of disaster; the fact that the big subversive twist is that the evil robot is evil because he's rigidly following orders rather than developing his own identity and personality like the other robots. The animation is gorgeous, the little dialogue we get is poignant and powerful, and Thomas Newman's score is honestly one of his best, this entire film is just brilliant, it's one of my favourites now

[@Sabrecho]

Wall-e's favourite movie, is really an actual movie. Hello Dolly(1969) featuring Barbara Streisand, Walter Matthau, and Michael Crawford.

[@seymourclarity8702]

Jen's heart disarms me whenever she watches emotional family movies, she's the best Happy 2024 everyone, I don't know who you are but I believe in you 💛🌏💛

[@zhollamychalis4252]

Right back atcha and may this new year for you and yours...be better than the last. And yes...the Commander's heart is as big as all outdoors. She is the best.

[@MDelorean]

Jeepers, even this youtube review made me cry like a baby. What an amazing job they did with just the eyes of Wall-E and Eve. A true masterpiece

[@robertritchie8829]

Pixar are masters at understanding how to tell an emotional story, even using very little dialogue. It'd be a dream job to work there and be part of their process. Great reaction as always Jen!

[@TheMadMurf]

Wall-E is definitely one of my favorite Pixar movies; you just can't help but fall in love with it. It's also really cool how much emotion and intent they convey between Wall-E and Eve given that there's very, very little dialogue on their part. Great reaction, Jen!

[@cliffchristie5865]

As a fan of both the Pixar films and "Hello, Dolly!", this had me hooked in the first seconds. The eerie fadeout of the opening song wasn't just an editing choice but also necessary to preclude any chance of hearing Barbra Streisand - with whom they apparently couldn't strike a deal for the use of her voice. The same thing happens again when the song is used in another scene.

[@Bohemiahotrodandcustom]

I remember watching this movie with my dad and my nephew, they are both deceased, my dad passed away in 2011 and my nephew passed away in 2023, WALL-E will always hold a special place in my heart. My nephew couldn't say L so he would say WAWWEE . He was so adorable. I miss them both.😢

[@jenmurrayxo]

I'm very sorry for your loss 🌹

[@Bohemiahotrodandcustom]

@@jenmurrayxo thank you jen , I have great memories of 3 generations of Knight sitting on a couch watching TV and enjoying time together ❤ Happy new year.

[@trenesiagreen5582]

Same for me. This was the last movie my Dad and I went to together. I miss him so much.

[@Bohemiahotrodandcustom]

@@trenesiagreen5582 sounds like you had an amazing dad, you will always have those memories to cherish. May his memory live on and you have my deepest condolences.

[@cchavezjr7]

One of the greatest love stories ever on film and it's not even about humans. This movie could melt the hardest of hearts.

[@terminatrix92]

My favourite call back in this movie is in the Captain's 'heroic' moment overcoming Auto. He has to press the 'manual' piloting button. And he only knows this because of the 'manual' he read earlier on. After being given the manual he googled what it meant along with Earth. Its a tiny moment but a great pay off. Cause and effect writing is always satisfying

[@dennislopez1272]

Great reaction, Jen. I 100% tear up every time i watch this movie. You're not alone. IMO, "Wall-E" is the best cartoon movie ever made. It is remarkable.

[@nathanpadilla213]

My brother named his robot vacuum WALL-E.😂

[@rburns9730]

0:31 HEY...I'LL HAVE YOU KNOW I LIVE THERE!!!

[@philyjfry]

Fun detail I just noticed at 11:05 Walle gets hit by lightning and it recharges his battery all the way

[@martin43427]

Was so lucky to see this 3 times when it was in theaters. I was 14 but even then I fell in love with the film. Also remember how in a theater full of much young children everyone was appropriately quiet in the first 1/3rd of the film since it’s very little dialogue but that only speaks to the powerful storytelling that children were entranced by a film about an expressive robot that’s a hopeless romantic. One of Pixar’s masterpieces.

[@JoeBLOWFHB]

JEN'S GOT WALL E GLASSES😂

[@aaronhusk]

The male actor in the “Hello Dolly”, Michael Crawford, was the original Phantom in “Andrew Lloyd Weber’s Phantom Of The Opera”

[@davidterhune8277]

Ben Burtt (Star Wars) was responsible for the robot sounds in this movie. You may know him best as the "voice" of R2D2

[@RobPryme]

This is my favorite Pixar flick, mostly because WALL-E is my spirit animal.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Same!

[@ricardodelgado3706]

Maybe my favorite Pixar movie. Definitely one of the best scenes in Pixar when they’re dancing in space. Wonderful reaction, Jen. Thank you.

[@Patches_0001]

I like how there isn’t really a villain, auto is just doing its job to keep humanity alive which meant not returning to earth

[@ashbysmith1723]

You are going to have to go a ways this year to top this reaction. Thank you for such a great time.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Glad you enjoyed :)

[@crispy_338]

The female ship voice is Sigourney Weaver (sci-fi royalty) and Auto is text run through a voice changer on an old Mac. I love little details like that

[@stephburdick]

I love how Otto and the main cleaning robot were literally played by Macintosh computer voices.

[@vandera]

The world needs more empathic humans like you Jen. Loved your reaction! ❤

[@brandonc9996]

This is my husband’s favorite movie. It’s incredibly touching and an amazing love story. By the way, you’re my favorite reactor. Particularly with Trek, your passion for it is magical. I love watching everything you put out there. Thank you!!!

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thank you for being here! :)

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Jen, The depth in the Wall-E subtext is so amazing. To highlight the glitch Wall-E develops in his programming allows him to repair himself and as a result, outlast all the other recycling robots. ------- Wall-E's personality is reflected in the collection of items we see at the movie's start -------- The writers make Wall-E's flaws become his strongest asset. --------- Such smart writing for sure.

[@kentslocum]

And there's also a comic book which explores a bit of Wall-E's history before the events of the film. I'd love to see a WALL-E prequel film, but I know Disney & Pixar aren't capable of making good movies anymore. 😢

[@sorcererCermet]

@@kentslocum a walle lore movie would be incredibly dull, let's be real. a short film could do a good job i bet

[@freemansteinslab]

Pixar didn't just make an animated family movie when they made Wall-E...they made ART! It's so friggin beautiful! 😭

[@kj6446]

@21:25...crap I just realized WALLE killed the plant by exposing it to the frozen vacuum of space....ah I can't unsee it...I can't unsee it 😭

[@kidrasan]

As I said on my first The Martian viewing "Oh no! The potatoes!" Boyfriend at the time (who'd already seen it) said it was adorable.

[@mediaphile]

I think this film is Pixar's greatest achievement. Certainly my favorite Pixar film, with Ratatouille a very close second. But I remember watching it in theaters and saying "F you for making me cry over a couple robots." It's just such masterful storytelling. I was in film school when it came out, and I remember being blown away by the emotion they could elicit from a couple robots who don't say more than a handful of words each.

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Jen, My favorite scene is with WALL-E and Eve flying together outside the ship. ------- The cascade of particles is so beautiful in the form of organized chaos. -------- Reflecting the dance of life, especially after 2020. ------- If we let the dance of life happen some beautiful things can come of it. Just like your channel and how much it has grown. ---- GReat reaction.

[@samcolton943]

The song is actually called "Define Dancing", and it's one of my favorite movie scores of all time. Everything about it is so beautiful. It just fits perfectly.

[@lethaldose2000]

@@samcolton943 for sure. You hit the nail on the head.

[@Jymm]

The filmmakers dubbed the cockroach WALL-E keeps as a pet "Hal", in reference to silent film producer Hal Roach (as well as being an additional reference to HAL 9000).

[@dancampbell2344]

OMG! I've seen this movie several times, but seeing how emotional Jen got about this, got me tearing up. Great reaction.

[@stefanfeyle1096]

One of my favorite Pixar movies and one of my favorite Thomas Newman soundtracks. 😍 Fun fact: The sounds were created by Ben Burt who also did the first and the second Star Wars trilogy. 😊

[@ListerDavid]

You’re not alone, I ball ever time I see Wall-E. Hands down it’s my favourite of all the Pixar movies for emotion and story, to me it goes to show that all you need sometimes is something as simple as to hold someone’s hand and feel connected.

[@smavtmb2196]

Thanks for your heartfelt reaction Jen. You're so endearing

[@sueKay]

This movie is a masterpiece. I love it so much.

[@kevinlewallen4778]

I can't think of a better person to watch this film with than you, Jen. I've been looking forward to this one since you announced it.

[@asterix7842]

Count on Pixar to make you cry over a robot. Btw, I love how you kept referring to Wall-E and EVE as if they were alive and talking about them "dying". Yes, that was the music from 2001, Also Sprach Zarathustra by Richard Strauss. Elsewhere in the movie the Blue Danube Waltz was used. Auto was obviously modeled after HAL from 2001. The real person you noticed was Fred Willard. He was in Best in Show, A Mighty Wind, and This is Spinal Tap, and recurring roles in Everybody Loves Raymond and Modern Family. It was a creative idea, to have a live person in the middle of an animated movie.

[@caldwellkelley3084]

The Jen Crowd thinks you're the best! Happy New Year and Thanks!

[@CCJJ160Channels]

31:05 - aww, don’t cry Jen! It’ll be okay! Also, that shade of purple looks great on you!

[@zmarko]

This is a great movie, and Wall-E is so charismatic and lovable.

[@Travelinmatt1976]

There's a Pixar short that went along with this movie that you should watch, it's called "Burn-e", it's really funny

[@Cifer77]

I'm VERY confident this will be he most accurate depiction of future humanity

[@jirokoshibailey2052]

Wall.E has to be my favourite recent Disney/Pixar movie ...love the setting, style and movie

[@RustyDust101]

The message of this movie is inversely proportional to the spoken dialogue between WallE and EVA. Ie huge! The master class of conveying emotion simply through eye and hand movements has not been exceeded yet. I really loved this movie when it came out and discover new hidden gems in it every time I watch it. Definitely a movie that will advance into the realm of the classics.

[@StephenCaudillPhoto]

Pixar will never top this one. Perfect in every way. So. much. heart.

[@denveradams4909]

Didn't know that a "spork" was a thing until I worked inside a state prison for 4 years. The inmates could buy their own spork by ordering from an approved catalog, but of course, they mostly choose to steal them from the mess hall. Just one of the little things that kept us busy, enforcing the rules and confiscating contraband.

[@RavenRose91]

I have literally seen this movie dozens upon dozens of times, I cry every single time… 😭

[@KyuuDesperation]

Finally! Someone who reacts to the credits!

[@fu6817]

Tears incoming!

[@cjwright79]

I feel like this is the best movie I've seen yet, in terms of bringing out Jen's sympathy and imagination and tender heart 🥺

[@Sarahjanam]

One of the parts I loved about this movie was the ending credits animation while they played "Down to Earth" by Peter Gabriel (he won an oscar for the song too).

[@lulystalgianature2968]

He was nominated, but sadly didn't win.

[@kentslocum]

The two most formative movies I have ever watched were The Incredibles and Wall-E. I can still remember where I first watched them, and I compare every other movie to them.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

Cricket! Cricket!!! That’s so adorable Jenn!!! It’s a cockroach! The most indestructible life form on the planet!! 👍🏻👍🏻❤️

[@halberthawkins]

The music was composed by Thomas Newman. One of my favorite Pixar soundtracks.

[@charlie.on.youtube]

I love, too, how 22 of the 27 Pixar films are composed by either Thomas Newman, Randy Newman (they're cousins), or Michael Giacchino.

[@blockedblock5203]

I love how much you notice and appreciate the music

[@_Bosley]

He's like everyone's cute pet that we all adore (past or present). That's why we all love Wall-E!! 😁😁

[@rextside]

In your very first videos you mentioned wanting to watch more animation, amazing that this hasn't come up sooner, one of my all time favorites, animated or not.

[@jinchoung]

what an ending right? the thought that the one you loved is gone forever and even though they're "alive", they don't know you at all... like that was DEVASTATING... that like physically hurt me in the theater. the reason why he comes back seems to be just "true love's kiss" and it doesn't quite make sense. what i would have liked was that during that final moment, she accidentally hits "play" on his onboard tape deck and that he had recorded his personality data and that loaded it back. like in the 80s, old commodore 64 and other 8bit computers used tape decks to save and load programs so that would have totally been a sensible plot point. also... "OTTO"... otto pilot... auto pilot. like "manual" is "manuel" lol. just an amazing movie. i don't buy a lot of movies but after watching this in the theater, i purchased it as soon as the dvd came out.

[@jonathansmith8672]

The next Pixar movie that you will DEFINITELY need tissues prepared is "Up"! I totally recommend it! 🤗🤗😊😊💗💕💗💕

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Jen, Wall-E follows the tenant of 'Show rather than tell', -------- The animation study developed at Disney is to give inanimate objects personality and make you connect with them. -------- Pixar has taken this concept and made it into an art form. -------- You feel it from the logo animation at the start of every movie when the lamp draws you into their world.

[@eastmanwebb5477]

One of the most impactful movies ever made. It should be considered required viewing by all humans.

[@robertfalcon6083]

Yup watching you tear up at the end made me lose it 😭 😊 Really wonderful movie and message

[@phillipray4380]

Cool that Wall-e boots up to the Mac tone.

[@ad61video]

The Wall E Robot design is often considered a rip off from the robot called Number 5 in the 1986 movie Short Circuit, which is a comedy about that robot. Check it out Jen!