Oh my god, me too! I don't feel like I was as much of a dumb kid now.

as a kid i took that line exactly how it is and integrated it into every waking moment of my life since... im not gonna lie i was a little too smart for a 7 year old...

watching society crumble really puts that line into perspective

​@@RubitheRacoonfor such a smart kid youre spending way too much time on the internet bragging to strangers 😂

@@benl8962dude wasn’t bragging lol.

This says a lot about society

Well what does it mean to be human?

WALL-E and EVE are the OTP

Some? Wall-E is the realest guy I know

Apparently someone doesn't know Johnny 5 loves Stephanie ....

I never even thought of that... I'm a 40 yr old man and roaches terrify me. Spiders and snakes are just fine but roaches make me squeal like a girl and I was still heartbroken when he accidentally ran over him.

Or just seeing Wall-e run over the cockroach without it mattering to him at that point of the movie

the only cockroach i will ever like

He dies???

That’s all it takes?? “Composers, editors, director, producers, writers, you’re all fired. FIRED! GET OUT. ALL OF YOU! Except you Ted, you nailed the cockroach scene. Anyway we can make _that_ the entire film?”

Do you mean the script, used by voice actresses or the like? The type used in theatres? If so, where might it be found?

@@blindedbliss If you watch the movie with subtitles all those descriptions will be there, highly recommend

​@@blindedblissthis sounds like the script used for the vas, though it might be included in audio description subtitles

where did you get itttt where can i read !!!?

I mean, you can visually see him melting because of it, it’s so adorable.

"Don't talk to me until I've had my morning Sun."

It totally screams that to me, or maybe "I love my job, but getting up *always* sucks!" But maybe that's just projection.

@@AcenMasterX Well said! :D

i took it partially as that but also just a really bad morning for me when i was a kid. i wasnt and still arent exactly a morning person

Why not both?

that time a "Wikipedia rabbithole" saved humanity.

@@RaptorNX01 this is the single funniest comment you could have made

lol for some reason this moment also always gets me. It's like could you imagine a time when the Earth is gone and someone comes across some reference to it and asks about it and the deep web pulls up these moments of us laughing it up on youtube, wildlife, and everything else that makes this place so amazing.

Or more accurately, Human Curiosity.

Well that's dope

Man, the lengths Pixar goes through to tell great stories.

Wow that's some genuine dedication you may not even see today

Makes you wonder what crap the film's directors watched when they made Turning Red, never have I seen a piece of media rely so much on the diversity card that they had up their sleeve

That must have been a LOOOOOONG lunch... What do you mean here? One per day? 30 min per day?

I remember when a not insignificant part of the internet was distraught as one of the Mars rovers shut down. It's always interesting what humans will have that connection with.

@@gabrielmalaguti5512 I cried over opportunity and it’s final message. Humans will truly love anything they can get their hands on

@@katiegrossman2338 so did I, and I wish we could show that same care and compassion for each other as we do our constructs. 😕

This is one hundred percent true. I still love Stabby the Roomba, even though he's just a character in a Tumblr post about this very phenomenon.

​@gabrielmalaguti5512 Oppy had become such a symbol of everything that is good about humanity. The fact it survived against the odds for WAYYYYY longer than it wa ever meant to, the fact we could play a birthday tune through its motors and servos every year without fail, the way it was used to explore the unknown. All of it is so in touch with the human experience

I would say she saw him as a threat, then an annoyance. Wonder if it was the lightning that struck some sense into her.

​@@blindedbliss she changes her mind about him when she sees the tapes of him taking care of her while she was hybernating.

@@edoardoprevelato6577 Yes, that is when she realizes what love is and that Wall-e loves her, and that she feels the same way, and probably has for quite some time.

I love the music in the Define Dancing.

I feel the same way, I was always like “what in the world am I watching?” Not like a car crash where you have to watch even though it’s morbid, but more like pure fascination and connection you feel in the movie to you learning about your own world around you. Then when I grew up I appreciated the movie even more for it!

His ram was damaged, not his hard drive. He needed to be "reboot" similar to how a pc does when ram is swapped. The electrical surge caused a reboot

True

I mean, there's no way that Wall-E is able to wirelessly transmit or receive anything.

My theory is it's 700 years of experience that gave him sentience, which is why so many other robots are also so human-like. It takes a while to load all that back in after a reboot. Her kiss to him then triggered his recent memories that were buried under so much data, like a high priority database query. Also, I cry every time I see that scene. Including just now.

​@@ImDemonAlchemistthis is set in the far future. It's probable that Eve is able to do what was done, even if she must physically read, every 0 and 1.

I think a factor is how much post-apocalyptic fiction comes from and was later inspired by the Cold War era.

they already did this movie 3 years before this video. its two parts, scroll down their page. idk why after a two part vid they felt the need to remake.

"I don't want to survive, I want to LIVE!" Change is hard, and disrupting a stable status quo, no matter how soul-crushing that staus quo may be, is one of the biggest changes you can make. Complacency, the urge to just... give in, let the status quo remain unchanged, isn't easy to fall into, but very hard to climb out of. It's scary, and dangerous, but NOT doing it kicks the can down the road at best, and chucks the can entirely out of reach at worst.

Ignorance is dangerous, willfull ignorance the deadliest thing in the world... Just think if Napoleon went into Russia prepared... Better yet, knew to stay out. It's too big an area to conquer.

​@@blindedblissg

Disrupting the status quo gets you beaten down if you don’t feel the same way as everyone else who wants to.

@@Hoshimaru57 "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down" concept isn't the norm where I live, but I know it is in some places. I do think it's a negative side to taking collectivism too far. The really crazy thing is collectivism and individualism aren't opposites in my experience, and completely compatible philosophies when both done in a healthy way. I don't know how to promote that healthy way to society as a whole though. I've seen it done on a small scale, but it requires the community to all be invested in working towards a better life for everyone.

You remind me I have to watch this with my 9 & 6 year old kids now. They stayed completely still during Tom & Jerry and that was one of these most animated films recently (well more action & less talk)

I would like a list of your wins, to add in this case... Seeing as you've seen it, and mearly background(ed) it, likely 100 times. ❤ Please?

The same happened to me when this came out, the only difference is that I was the child that asked to see it over and over. I don’t even know how many times I made my parents watch it but I’m sure it’s many

This is why i love pixar, dreamworks, and some cartoon shows. They are made to be kid friendly but is enjoyable by everyone.

Also one unique thing I thought about that I wanna discuss real quick: I find it interesting that of all the robots we see in the film, AUTO is the only one that speaks in full sentences. Like, he's the only robot character that can fluently verbally communitate with others. And I think that says something to add to his 'villany' I noticed this from Lee's compiments for the movie but every robot character feels very..'alive' for lack of a better term. You can get their deals immideately. Wall-E is goofy, a little naive, and wants to help people. EVE is serious, but she can also be playful and caring. Mo believes in 'the rules', he likes things clean, but isn't above getting dirty for the right reasons. All the robots have things you can interpret from them just by watching them move, the noises they make, they way they interact with others. AUTO..doesn't have any of that. He moves rigedly, efficently...*automatically.* There's no personality to anything he does. He's a machine, down to the code. He was given an order and he will carry it out until he can do so no longer. There's not really anything you can deceipher from him just by watching him interact with the world. I feel you could watch this whole movie muted, without sound (not that I recommend that, the sound is amazing) and still be able to get a picture of who our characters are. Except AUTO. And THAT'S why he has an actual voice. It's the only way he can communicate his 'beliefs' and his 'desires' in any way, cause he has nothing else. He *had* to have a voice cause there just wasn't a creative way for him to express these things otherwise, he's just too machine-like, both in concept and desing to do the same thing the other bots do. You'd think not allowing your characters to speak would be a limitation to express who they are, and it can be. So It really says something that they were able to get around this for all of the characters to make their personalites come to life so well. And the one character who wouldn't need a work-around ended up with the least personality of them all.

@@riolulover9784 Out of experience as an engineer, I find that a lot of the time, the "limitations", the constraints, often don't restrict what the product becomes. Answering the questions that come from systemic issues doesn't limit the solutions; Limitation breeds creativity. With that creativity usually comes brilliant answers, designs, and systems that lead to other questions, that when answered, invent a beautiful web of decisions that create a full vision. That end result of that vision is stuff like Wall-E, Starcraft 2, amphitheaters, etc. It results in defining pieces of art.

i remember in elementary school we did a movie night on field day, and one of the choices to go see was WALL-E. it was me and maybe 5 other kids in there since the other 40 or so went to watch the other film offered. never regretted my choice

Ferngully exits the room.

Like the illumination lorax

​@@heathb4319ferngully: yeah ill be in the back

@@seantaggart7382 ... :)))

Because it isn't preaches anything, it just _shows._

I agree, this is the movie that made me feel sentimental towards robots.

The thing that makes it particularly... good with that. Is that it's not just "Robots are just like people" Because... they aren't. All of them need something that *changes* them to be more human, with Auto being the one whose programming simply doesn't allow it to take root. He is a robot, he fulfills his programmed directives and *nothing else*.

Absolutely one of my favorite Pixar films

Period.

Ong

Not an opinion, its a fact!

*of all time

Glad you're still here

Sorry to hear you went through that and glad you're still here. The same movie 7 times in 2 days?? Wouldn't you start having incoherent dreams about it at that point? That's 35% of waking hours spent watching and rewatching the same film.

💙

OMG YES! Some time ago, Down to Earth Came back to me randomly and I found it on Amazon Music and just exulted in it

Under rated? Never heard that before for walle

Wall-e is a god damn masterpiece

@@dname9394 yeah I think "forgotten" is a more suitable word

@@brothermanbill_ no not even it’s literally s tier Pixar and a beloved masterpiece nothing underrated or forgotten

I'm afraid there's a fair chance a sequel could hurt this movie

That soundtrack (SoUE) is phenomenal.