*WALL-E* First Time Watching MOVIE REACTION

[@jenmurrayxo]

Did WALL-E capture your heart? MONSTERS INC: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX6pm6Wppd9pqqs THE INCREDIBLES: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5eQgqxrjb-pf8k

[@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.

[@RobPryme]

Sigourney Weaver was the voice of the Axiom PA system.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Oh I didn't know! That's cool

[@joeblankenship377]

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

[@dannybryant6273]

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

[@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.

[@nathanpadilla213]

My brother named his robot vacuum WALL-E.😂

[@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.

[@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

[@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.

[@dancampbell2344]

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

[@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

[@StephenCaudillPhoto]

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

[@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

[@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!

[@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).

[@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.

[@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.

[@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.

[@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.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

This is the first (and only as far as I know) Pixar movie to have real humans in it. It is also the first (and possibly only) one to use primarily pre-existing music for the soundtrack. One question though: If they've been traveling for 700 years A) How did Wall-E and Eve get to them so quick and how did the Axiom get back to Earth so fast? I think the answer is that they've not been traveling in a straight line away from Earth but rather in some kind of orbit around the sun, waiting for conditions to improve).

[@lorettabes4553]

I took me many rewatches to realise this, but Wall-e was probably always able to speak. He just hasn't talked to anyone in *years* which is why he has to get used to it again when Eve shows up. His speaking gets better through the whole movie and it's so fasinating.

[@maxducoudray]

I’ve never seen this movie, so watching it with Jen will be my first time.

[@earlbrown]

Same. I just got done watching her reaction.

[@DoerOfThings8]

Must watch "Up". Everyone cries during "Up". Pixar pulls all the heart strings.

[@davidterhune8277]

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

[@tubekulose]

29:08 "That's the '2001' music" 😂 That's "Sonnenaufgang (Sunrise)" from "Also sprach Zarathustra (Thus Spoke Zarathustra)" by Richard Strauss. And yes, it was used in "2001".

[@universalsubs6935]

At the end when eve fixs wall-e he went to his default factory programing so that why he didn't respond to anything but eve doing that restored his back up memorys

[@noahspadgenske9875]

One of the cool things about this movie is there's not actually a "robot uprising." The only robots not doing exactly what they're programmed to do are Wall-E and Eve (and all the other malfunctioning robots in the repair ward). The Autopilot was just following orders that it considered more important than what the current captain wanted. Fascinating twist on the usual robot plot.

[@hunrahel]

@12:19 kessler syndrome is when the density of objects (space pollution) in low orbit is numerous enough that collisions cause a cascade of debris that increases likelihood of further collisions

[@eastmanwebb5477]

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

[@asterix7842]

1.2k views in 26 minutes? You rock, Jen! 🔥

[@jenmurrayxo]

It's all you guys! :)

[@Tux.Penguin]

Aww Jen ❤ Love your enthusiasm, and how much connection you feel with cute little Wall-E So sweet!

[@paulinerobertson6836]

Its not even just my favourite pixar, it's one of my favourite movies ever ❤

[@DaveF.]

4:07 - as I'm an IT person of a certain age, it's the Apple Mac chime that gets me there.

[@kitkompo]

omg, Wall-E is the only character i’ve ever wanted to cosplay as. i love this character and movie. 🥰

[@LunaGamer25]

I saw a video that they made a comic series for Walle when it came out. The changing wall he keeps his stuff on used to be the beds of his other friends and I can no longer look at it the same.

[@damienkakoschke3099]

The person who did Wall-E's voice also did the "voice" for R2-D2

[@purcascade]

The little cleaning robot is MY FAVORITE. 🤖

[@DarraghC]

Wall-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@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!

[@manfredczerny7313]

feel you jen. amazing movie here i was at that stack when i first time watched star trek picard season 3 ....(newest tv series in star trek by now) at certain events i literally bawled my eyes out. can't tell you why, would be hardcore spoiler, even through you would forget it until you got through all the movies and the other tv show and have reached star trek picard season 3. but i'm like the same i barely cry at movies of tv shows usually there could be a single tear or two .... but that series, ... jesus mother of god! i was like a little kid again.

[@jonjohns65]

Jen, I've seen this dozens of times, and still get weepy. Thanks for capturing this moment in time & sharing it with us. (Eevah yelling "WALL-E!" So plaintively breaks me everytime.)

[@3kycat]

I remember seeing this movie at the cinema and thinking that if it was Pixar it would be funny, but the beginning of the movie was so depressing. But overall, it was a great movie that I still love.

[@kevinty7]

Beautiful film, love these two robots, don’t worry Jen, you crying made me cry😂❤️❤️

[@aundesignSWE]

I recommend looking up what all the robots are called and what their abreviations stand for, its a fun bit of trivia! Wall-E for example stands for Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Earth class :)

[@johnclawed]

Pixar made several short cartoons about the "supporting cast" of robots, which are here on YT.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

This is a brilliant movie! Half the film is visual storytelling without any dialogue!

[@seantlewis376]

Not long after Wall-E came out on video, I was visiting my girlfriend, and she said, "I'll get snacks and drinks. You sit your butt down on the sofa. You're watching Wall-E with me." It was so fun. We held hands while watching it, and it was one of the best "dates" we had.

[@Koyotee25]

This movie always reminds me of "The Machine Stops." A science fiction short story by E. M. Forster. Initial publication in The Oxford and Cambridge Review, November 1909.

[@Koyotee25]

"Imagine, if you can, a small room hexagonal in shape, like the cell of a bee. It is lighted neither by window nor by lamp, yet it is filled with a soft radiance. There are no apertures for ventilation, yet the air is fresh. There are no musical instruments, and yet, at the moment that my meditation opens, this room is throbbing with melodious sounds. An armchair is in the centre, by its side a reading-desk-that is all the furniture. And in the armchair there sits a swaddled lump of flesh-a woman, about five feet high, with a face as white as a fungus. It is to her that the little room belongs." E M Forster

[@revjim123]

The bug is a cockroach, which is known for being able to survive almost anything

[@mariacavanaugh1010]

I just love The Big Bang Theory episode The Adhesive Duck Deficiency (S3E8) because it references this movie. Penny hurts her shoulder and Sheldon comes to her rescue. She compares him to a robot like Wall-E and says, "He can get people out of the floaty chairs..." 🙂

[@rextable2000]

The Axiom-ship's-computer voice is none other than Sigourney Weaver ;-)

[@thefly4176]

I'm watching this thinking, damn jen is just as sweet and cute and innocent as wall-e. You're are just too adorable jen.

[@SentiNel090]

Just one note. It was not a cricket. It was a cockroach. That's right, WALL-E made cockroaches cute.

[@Matticitt]

They gave to much personality to all the robots. The little obsessive cleaner robot is amazing.

[@michaelcoffman4185]

Hey Hey there Jen Murray, you softy😂😂. Always love your reactions ❤. Have a good night and a perfect day tomorrow. 😉👌

[@maramkura]

wall-e is more human than we are

[@nathan.brazil780]

06:55 It's a roach. They are indestructable

[@shadowvessel]

You and this movie is like a warm bowl of soup ☺️

[@philmakris8507]

The flying billboard at 2:00 is a clever nod to Blade Runner.

[@debbyemerson3877]

Not every movie is for everybody, but Wall-E + Jen is a perfect combo! You'll probably enjoy a rewatch when you don't have to worry about their fate.

[@IDLERACER]

🤖👍 The musical that Wall-E is obsessed with is "Hello Dolly," the 1969 big screen adaptation of the hit 1964 Broadway stage production. It's a film that's well worth watching in it's own right, although I know there are always complicated copyright issues when it comes to reacting to musicals. 😎 Well, you've watched "Monsters Inc" "Inside Out" and "The Incredibles." Needless to say, there are at least a couple of dozen other Disney/Pixar films that are must-sees, but I'll put in a good word for what I think is the most underrated one of all..."Soul" (2020).

[@hinesmaster99]

Rip Fred Willard

[@mr_skinny]

There should have been a darker alternative ending, where he doesn't come back to life as himself after EVE repairs him, and he just carries on compacting garbage with no memory of her.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Wall E, UP, TOY STORYS....WHEN Disney and Pixar were great!!

[@marbase1son]

i love all. well most pixar films but this and brave killed me. both theater watches made me melt.

[@jameshenner5831]

I wonder how many gigawatts it would take to cut through a fleet of cargo ships with a laser.

[@ar2d21]

1.21?

[@shadowvessel]

@@ar2d21 Na, that sends it back to 1955 😂

[@nomadthetrucker6489]

Cricket? Nope that a roach

[@finkelmana]

Who else is yelling "Its a roach!" at the screen?

[@shannoncampbell3851]

I love this movie so much. I’m so happy to watch with you.

[@herbertkeithmiller]

6:45 sh Jen that's no cricket

[@Juan0003]

One of my favourites Pixar! Glad you liked it (and felt it). I recommend Soul for your next Pixar. 😊

[@andrewblanchard2398]

1/4/2024 5:03pm NYS USA time 👍👍

[@pasmas3217]

you know the meme... "still a better love story than twilight"? well this one is not just part of that meme, but it is literally a good love story. not forced, very well throught out story, where the love story is part of the plot and drives it partially and most impressive part is it makes you attached to the main characters, having only 3 characters in total for 2/3 of it and no dialogue is necessary for that

[@rhannah7873]

Wall-E's little friend isn't a cricket, he's a cockroach. Lol

[@myklegue3968]

fyi...it's a cockroach...the long standing trope that after all the humans etc are killed off the one thing that will remain are cockroaches!! LOL

[@evanbaracuda]

16:15 is me when I wake up. “Twelve thirty?!”

[@demarek]

Honestly my favorite Pixar movie... even above Toy Story 1.

[@paulleemathes]

Have you seen Legends of the Fall? ...it's got Anthony Hopkins and Brad Pitt in it. Great film, filmed just North of here.

[@ElmStReactions]

Great movie, the little creature was a cockroach as its said, they are the only thing that would probably still be alive after nuclear war

[@philmakris8507]

Looking lovely in purple today Jen 😊

[@markogronfors3826]

Aivan mahtava .Kiitos reaktiostasi.Kiitos että jaoit tämän.

[@michaelmacdermott6340]

Wall E the robot seemed to stand for everything that's beautiful. Not limited to classic movies, but them too! Yes, unfortunately human beings tend to be on a happiness quest instead of a truth quest. In order to be happy all the time they tend to make up their own truth, instead of what is. I'll leave that thought there.

[@Mr59Kenzo]

great movie it's not easy to not feel the emotions with this movie Jenn . thanks for being yourself

[@dvdmike007]

Their last prefect movie. All about a guy who falls for someone out of his league.

[@tiglath40]

I guess maybe it's good thing she doesn't know what the insect is.

[@jenmurrayxo]

I know it's a cockroach, I just thought it was cute to call him Cricket

[@Gods_Ambassador27]

Gotta recommend The Last Unicorn! Animated classic!

[@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 🤣

[@d.w.strangeman4963]

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

[@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.

[@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

[@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.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

53, this and UP, not only cry, get snot bubble. Lol

[@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......

[@johnathanstruble1064]

@@professornuke7562 🙏

[@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 :)

[@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

[@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.

[@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.

[@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

[@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

[@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

[@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 😊