*WALL-E* is SO F*CKING CUTE it hurts

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WALL-E is SO F*CKING CUTE it hurts

[@GMDTurbo]

Do you know what I just realized? WALLE is over 700 years old. It's funny that no one ever touches on that.

[@YannGaisser]

DEAR GOD i never thought of that No joke

[@Wet_Fungus]

So your saying he’s legal 🤤

[@GMDTurbo]

@@Wet_Fungus No I'm saying he's ancient. Ya weirdo

[@Mintis-bh4rr]

@@Wet_Fungus enough internet for today

[@Wet_Fungus]

@@GMDTurbo im into dilfs 🤤

[@kuronaialtani]

“I don’t want to survive. I want to live” That quote right there hit me deep, even as a kid

[@CodyHopp]

Facts

[@jessetorres8738]

Trivia note: In 1994, the 4 guys in charge of Pixar got together for lunch & brainstormed ideas for other films they could make if Toy Story 1 was a success. During that lunch, they came up with the ideas for Toy Story 2, A Bug's Life, Monster's Inc., Finding Nemo, & WALL-E. Well, WALL-E was the last of those 5 films made, 14 years after that lunch took place. Furthermore, 1 thing that I like about WALL-E that not enough people bring up is that if you isolate the parts with just WALL-E & EVE the story works, but if you isolate the parts with just the Captain & the humans the story also still works. It's 1 of the few Disney films that actually does a subplot that's just as interesting as the main plot.

[@Agamotto57]

I remember that trailer. I remember it felt very organic

[@jdcool038]

All wonderful films

[@АлександрАнтипин-к6д]

Except Captain's plot is a straight rip-off from 2001: Space Odyssey, but alright, whatever. It's not easy to make Stanley Cubrick's movie good for kids

[@botondnyitrai3128]

@@АлександрАнтипин-к6д being a rip-off nd touching the same subject are quite different things. By that logic you could say every single car racing game is the rip-off of Need for Speed. Or every shooter is just a CoD copy

[@jdcool038]

@botondnyitrai3128 aside from auto or Otto or whatever, it's not like spade odyssey much.

[@Randerson2409]

This might be the first movie I've seen where Alex literally cannot bring himself to fully commit to the sexual humour. Wall-E is officially cute enough to break Alex

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

i'll accept defeat it time around

[@najrenchelf2751]

I think it's our directive to break him out of that pattern... :)

[@murderofcrows5089]

It blows my mind the way Alex can go from a pretty deep and interesting perspective about the lines on the ground and what that says about the society to making a sex joke within minutes of each other

[@wavehellhole]

the duality of Alex

[@seanm241]

seconds really

[@KittyPieVibes]

Yin and Yang

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

He's a mature child. It's odd right. lol. j/k Alex!

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

lol

[@michaeldixon3440]

“Who knew it would be an emotional roller coaster?” Everyone, Alex. It’s Pixar. Literally everyone.

[@StevenQ74]

Ben Burt did the sound effects for this movie, the same man that did the sound effects for Star Wars, it's his voice he used to voice Wall-E. So the same man gave both Wall-E and R2D2 their voices. And the voice of the ships computer is Sigourney Weaver.

[@thijsfb]

That's a sick fun fact actually

[@Laurie473]

Ok yep... that's just great !

[@marqueztyronfrancis1309]

I love how the credits show society gradually returning to its former state, and the ending where Wall-E and Eve visit the tree, which turns out to be the same plant from the beginning of the movie, is a perfect full-circle moment.

[@rzawistowski33]

I've never seen this and I've watched Wall-E atleast 20 times

[@crashi_ng]

My childhood movie. Still remains undefeated

[@DeliriousD-class]

Based asf take

[@m4rt_]

Fun fact, Buzz Lightyear's batteries are made by the same fake company as is shown in Wall-e BNL (Buy n' Large) Also, in Cars 3, BNL is shown as one of the sponsors of the Piston Cup. BNL made the trash, the sold the trash, they tried created robots to clean up the trash, and they sent humans into space to get away from the trash. Their movies are connected through a shared universe, though across a massive time scale.

[@supranova7594]

Saw an interesting video back in the day explaining the batteries are the energy captured from monsters Inc and when they switch to laughter it captured some of the human soul. Humans eventually discover monster and steal the same tech so toys come to life for toy story (also where you see sullys fur as a toilet seat cover) and when humans destroyed earth the cars became sentient in human absence, before they finally rusted out and died off 700 years later for wall-e

[@apuji7555]

@@supranova7594 Pixar Theory babay!!

[@seanm241]

Cars is the same universe as all these movies wtf?

[@DatBoiGloomy]

9 year old me didn't appreciate how good of a movie this is. Pixar had no reason to make a basically dialog-less hit you in the feels like this lol

[@xXscreamingkoalaXx]

The sociological angle is good and all, but there's other themes at play. I like when the captain learns to love life instead of survival, just as Walle loved watching his movies and dancing and collecting. And what Walle loved most of all was sharing it with Eve, and loving her. The people learned to love life and especially to love sharing it with each other. The theme is curiosity and love and togetherness as the source of happiness and growth.

[@elindayana8174]

One of the cutest romance stories ever! I love WALL-E! 😍💖

[@Stylz.]

Never actually heard it be referred to as a romance story before but yeah, very true

[@EvripidouM]

29:15 "remember on earth when i broke my eye and fixed it? I have the parts on earth"

[@wavehellhole]

“when YOU broke my eye”** 😂

[@EvripidouM]

@@wavehellhole yes yes. That

[@Nathanieltan100]

WALL-E is truly one of the Pixar classics of all time. It has been in my childhood for 16 years since it came out in theatres. Ben Burtt did the sounds for WALL-E just like he did for Star Wars and Indiana Jones. He's one of the best sound designers of all time.

[@titusmiller6020]

The reason this is my favorite Pixar movie, is definitely because of how much of this movie is nonverbal. It adds to the realism of the characters, but you still understand everything that’s going on

[@ForgottenHonor0]

I own a remote control Wall-E and I'm proud of it! That's how much I love this film!

[@KMCA779]

The question is, how impossible is it to make it fold up on a scale of Impossible to physics destroying?

[@serenitytoepper]

WALL-E screaming sounds and the sounds he makes are hilarious he's funny.

[@serenitytoepper]

WALL-E is adorable. But the message in it is super important and humans should listen to it. If we don't start taking care of our home's it will one day look like this. I think so, we need to keep this place, Green.

[@KMCA779]

It's not enough to pay lip service though, notice all the solar and wind power kicking around in the opening.

[@dusky6280]

for, sure, man that's, a pretty, solid point💀

[@420MEX]

I think of the walle opening every time I go try to go to sleep, it helps so much...

[@Jaden_The_Celestial]

Pixar Trivia: The Pizza Planet car, the guy who voices John, and A113 are all in every Pixar film.

[@nachyochez750]

I'm convinced that KZbinrs like you purposefully decided not to watch these childhood classics when you were a child, JUST so you could potentially watch it as your childhood dream job as a KZbinr when you're older.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

😂 it's all a grand scheme

[@PacificEgg]

It's ok to cry Alex, I did 😂

[@iharleyi]

32:42 Now I watched this movie a lot when I was younger but I never noticed until right now the fact that she's going so fast she broke the sound barrier because she cares about him It's a beautiful touch

[@Stylz.]

Love this movie, childhood classic and all but WHERE TF IS DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE?!?!??😂😂

[@nathanbanner6480]

I am waiting for that too 👀👀👀👀

[@trevorsexton8320]

Same!

[@michaelchristy506]

It’s on patreon, just reacted to it last week, chill

[@Stylz.]

@@michaelchristy506 does that mean it’ll be on yt this week?

[@michaelchristy506]

@@Stylz. probably not, at least not this week but maybe next week However there is an entire catalog of movies and things that just don’t make it to KZbin, like, ALOT of stuff never makes it to KZbin However I doubt he’d screw over the youtube community and not release the reaction of the BIGGEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR to his channel

[@different_stuff]

Wall-e definetely has a prominent attribute that makes someone cute - big ass eyes. And a spark in them

[@AirportPlaneSpotting]

It should be a law that everybody must watch Wall-E at least ONCE in their life

[@davidedwards1705]

23:32 First Human to Human Contact in 700 YEARS! 26:54 "I don't want to Survive. I WANT TO LIVE!" Tell him again Captain!. 31:16 First Human Steps in 700 YEARS! 34:17 Congratulations. Pixar has made you Care for a ROBOT. 👏

[@ZiggyonMars]

0:13 WHY DOES HE HAVE A WELSH ACCENT 💀💀

[@WillCooperBagpipes]

Argentina has a sizeable welsh community, it’s lore-accurate

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

😂😂

[@Raged_Consumer]

Absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this movie! The movie from which Wall E gets his songs from is Hello Dolly from 1969. Which I kinda recommend checking out.

[@LJorelgay]

Wall-E is one of the best movies ever ❤❤❤❤

[@OneEyedCrow1337]

Wall-E is up at the top for me. It's an adorable movie with one of the biggest underlying messages. And the fact that two standards emotionless things can develop more personality than a normal person speaks volumes.

[@gallendugall8913]

"Lord please bless this little bitch" had me in tears.

[@totallytravicious5919]

The captain is genuinely my favorite character. His first steps, his fascination with earth and history and life, and of course his quote "i dont *want* to survive, i wanna LIVE!"

[@valkyriekayn3236]

Also fun fact when she was cycling through languages one of the languages she speaks is huttese from star wars

[@DarkcIoud1111.]

For me, Wall-E is probably my favorite Pixar film and consistantly brings me to tears (more happy tears). Things like Wall-E trying so hard to keep the plant detector open, the Captain breaking the mold by actually learning about their home planet, and how human the robots are. Also it is completely head-canon, but I feel like that spark is like a data transfer. Wall-E accidentally sent a copy of his personality over to EVE when they first "kiss" and she returned it later when he was reset.

[@michaelchristy506]

For those asking where Deadpool and Wolverine is: he just reacted to it on patreon, in fact everything that your waiting on prolly already has been reacted to on patreon, just waiting to go on KZbin

[@Jason-hm1sc]

One of my favorite animations. The fact they could put so much emotion and meaning without dialog... Genius.

[@pragmatic_dreamer]

Just cried my eyes out because I'm at the bottom of my anxiety depression trying to crawl up top and it is so hard to do it on my own, and then I happen to see this video and I just know that for at least the next 30 minutes Alex will make me laugh and forget and I will be a little bit more okay.

[@miamae9328]

1:08 this is the exact moment that an ad came up. The EXACT moment. KZbin, you know what you did. 😂❤

[@kaktus3.96]

I love how in one moment you're making jokes about robots banging and suddenly you have philosophical monologue about free will or some shit. 😁😂

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

its a beautiful thing, right? 😂

[@crimsonseraph]

Definitely need to watch the credits. The art work during them actually tells the story of how they re-civilized themselves after returning to earth. It's that extra bit of plot closure that's so rewarding.

[@keyseronthewire2575]

Otto is definitely like HAL... You should watch 2001: A Space Odyssey if you haven't yet... Also, I think we're all ready for more Clone Wars too 😅 Btw... Ben Burt, who did sound design for Star Wars, had a big hand in this film

[@angelinadolcini3000]

WALL-E is definitely in my top five for Pixar movies. I remember watching it when I was a kid with my brothers and not really understanding the underlying meaning and lesson of the movie. But when I watched it back as an older teen, I felt a connection to WALL-E and this film became something very dear to my heart, like a lot of other Pixar movies. Dammit Pixar, you struck again.

[@blindnerd4871]

I'm so glad you are going through more PIXAR classics. This, Incredibles, Cars, Finding Nemo, and the Toy Story Trilogy are the Pixar films that made my childhood. There are probably a few others, but these were the ones that came to mind first. I didn't watch all Pixar movies when I was young, but I did watch most of them.

[@ayushshabu2258]

Man, I love Alex watching movies I have watched. Makes me appreciate it even more.

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

[@egg3228]

There’s a deleted scene of Wall-E meeting his older cousins the Wall-A bots, the giant robots in the trash dump, he makes them a smaller trash cube and it’s adorable check it out 😭 ❤️

[@LordBaktor]

Wall-E is a disruptor in a good way. Almost every character he meets has their perspective changed in some way due to him and it sets a bunch of chain reactions in motion that are seen throughout the whole movie.

[@Super-Nerd]

MY MOST FAVOURITE PIXAR MOVIE DEFINITELY 🛐

[@torontomame]

When my favourite video store was still around I was there to rent a DVD and my favourite staffer there mentioned Wall•E in passing. I casually said I hadn't seen it yet, and she was shocked. Especially as she knew my taste in movies. She said "You're renting Wall•E today", and absolutely meant it. She got it off the shelf and did the transaction. I had no say in the matter. 🤣 The next day I thanked her. 😁

[@beautybysaranwrap]

The shirt is SICK!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Stepbrohelp]

Alex, we NEED the final invincible video. It’s been months, WHERE IS INVINCIBLE???

[@grumpygamer4883]

"Aww it’s like he collects things that aren’t total shit" 😂 me too…

[@MrRezRising]

There are so many Arthur C. Clarke jokes and references in this film. Really fun.

[@absynthefaerie]

IRobot has humanity in fear of emotions for robots and Wall-E has us wanting them to have it all lol.

[@FerrumAnulum]

Wall-E came out around my 18th birthday and around my high school graduation. And I wanted to see it more then any grad parties.

[@attakrus]

Thank you Alex, for watching the most wholesome and meaningful movies out there!

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

thank you for watching me watch the most wholesome and meaningful movies out there

[@xoso599]

If you told me I had to live like the humans I wouldn't say no, they seem happy, safe, and cared for.

[@chilldude4379]

My grandparents had the talking fish in the downstairs hang out area. It would sing Elvis because my Mee-Maw loved Elvis, even tho Elvis was a terrible person.

[@dispicableG23]

It's also a metaphor how blue is the new red, but really it wasn't and as people woke up, their suits turned back red. Being red pilled basically.

[@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.

[@neptunusrex5195]

That’s what I took from this movie - conservation and human interaction and welfare. Take of the planet, and take care of ourselves and each other. When Walle is broken and beaten up he tries to give her the plant still and Eve tosses it aside and holds up her hand ‘Directive’. That speaks volumes. Connection and human interaction is what’s important to survival and living. Yes of course WALL·E’s telling her get the plant in the thing and we can go home where spare parts can fix him, but that simple statement of needing human interaction and connection is a paramount need of human living.

[@MrGpschmidt]

This & UP are my fave Pixar joints. Nice job, dude.

[@emma13swiftie]

There's a shirt I saw on TikTok of snape and Walter white making "potions" 🤣

[@jackmarshall3255]

By far my favorite Pixar movie.

[@АлександрАнтипин-к6д]

31:25 This music is a soundtrack from classic sci-fi movie "2001: Space Odyssey", and was added here with purpose. I'm not gonna tell spoilers to Alex, who obviously haven't seen that, but here it's just a God-tier easter egg.

[@Laurie473]

Wait , Wait Alex.... you have to watch the End credits.... there's a little more to the Story ! 😃

[@jabbathehutt83]

My top 3 Pixar movies was always Wall-E, The Incredibles and Up... until I saw Coco, and now its Wall-E, Coco and The Incredibles. Even as a kid though, Wall-E always had such an impact on me as person. I highly recommend watching Coco next if you haven't already seen it, such a beautiful film, visually, thematically, and emotionally.

[@letsgetsquanchie8959]

31:18 Alex not knowing this is a reference to 2001 a space Odyssey from the 60's is pretty on brand

[@Slimchimrichalds]

Axioms are typically referring to self-evident rules that govern the behavior of a system. So your insight that may have been looking to deep actually has some interesting potential!

[@najrenchelf2751]

Dreamworks just released an "alternative Wall-E movie" called The Wild Robot, which I can highly recommend watching - it's in theatres now! :D *at least it's called De Wilde Robot in Dutch

[@revansdisciple4636]

Alex, just weird thing that happened to me with a roach. A roach actually tried to fight me. It kept crawling on me. Crawling on my leg, arm, and face multiple times. I kept giving it a chance to runaway but had to squash it.

[@danileuenberger5620]

To me, WALL-E is the best Pixar movie ever made by a mile. It touches strings in me that no other animated movie was able to.

[@sephiro2063]

Watched as a kid on release - awesome Re-watched it as your reaction today as an adult - still awesome, maybe even better

[@juangwillems]

I'm not crying, you are crying with Wall-E not remembering Eva

[@GamerSlackZ]

I LOVE WALL-E

[@MantineMantine]

My favorite Disney movie is Fox and the Hound.

[@different_stuff]

Only recently i watched space odyssey 2001, and only now i realized that the "antagonist" of wall-e and the whole conflict is straight out of this movie. Even the design of AI is similar.

[@LCMucke14]

My favourite Pixar movie is Soul. Because it really was good for my soul. It made me feel better about myself.

[@bmorse68]

Wall E is my all time favorite....love it so much !!!!

[@arkogonsohi9756]

I've been waiting for another upload from Alex, keep up the incredible work :)

[@CrossSavedCollectibles]

One of my all time favorite pixar movies. Beautiful story and the music is fabulous

[@TheOGYoutuber]

Movies Alex should most definitely watch. -The Sandlot -Scooby Doo(2002) not animated -Nemo -Sharktale -Roger Rabbit -Happy Feet -Open Season -The Iron Giant -Up -Chicken Little -Kung Fu Panda

[@AniwayasSong]

I'm waiting for the 'Director's Cut' that shows how all the robots went rogue, and were stuffing humanity into all those tiny boxes, causing the very few who could (ie, the ultra rich only), to *FLEE* Earth entirely, and then the Robot H.R./P.R. Depts. wrote the 'PG' version. To lure us into a false sense of security, so we'd return. I'm ebil that way. ;-P

[@crashi_ng]

the animation quality is so good for 2008. So much better than anything recently

[@t0nnuu]

If you watch the sign where the captain stares all the line of captains in the past, the robot gets closer and closer to whoever the current captain at the time. I think it represents how much that robot is in control of society on that ship. 😢

[@red_baron919]

alex going from talking about robot sex to the social constructs of the future is insane

[@TheNarvaine]

another great movie around nonverbal communication is, in my opinion "Soldier" i mean Kurt Russel does say only 3 damn sentences in the whole movie (so it felt like) when you count "one word sentences" like "Yes" 🙂

[@jackbrocato1049]

WALL-E has been my favorite from Pixar since the first time I saw it. It's right near the top of all animated movies for me, just behind Transformers the Movie.

[@naseernoroz]

Fun fact: nobody has finished watching the video yet.

[@PacificEgg]

5:55 Alex! Do Not Call That Robot Sexy!

[@mayrose9387]

I love walle it's definitely one of my top favorites

[@alisond929]

the realization was she can actually fix him on earth because his home has the parts.

[@Veteransmoker]

Imagine living on a planet alone for hundreds of years.

[@Iamsteverodas]

just realized you flick us off at the end of your videos and thats my favorite part lol

[@Ladiesman21789]

Cars is my favorite Disney movie I’ve probably seen it 50+ times as a kid.

[@itskyansaro]

With about 10.000 Satellites, half of them added by Starlink within the last 5 Years, our orbit is slowly growing as trashy as the World in this movie

[@beepboop5603]

damn watching this again makes me realise I just like the robots and space, never paid enough attention to what they were saying

[@switchedsavage9727]

I honestly cried so hard at this. Amazing movie

[@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. I'm not kidding when I say that this is one of the better love stories of all time. Folks can learn a pointer or two from WALL-E. 2:59 The late Fred Willard is the first actor to portray a live-action character in a Pixar film. It's been over four years since he passed away. There’s a lot of messages we can take from this film. This movie falls under the categories of science fiction and space opera, but this is what our world can become unless we take care of it. Some reactors who have seen this film during the pandemic got a better understanding of that. It puts a lot into perspective. What do you say? You wanna save the world? Of course we all do. There’s plenty of resources available online so we know how to do it.