Everything GREAT About WALL-E! (Part 2) 

I mean.... If your loved one is at the brink of death, you would try to help him asap to save his life... If Eve would've dragged him out, he could've essentially "died" in this time without any chance of recovery... Like I personally imagine that Wall-E was still somewhat "alive" but just in a sort of close-to-death state where his battery only had a little bit energy left (Similar to how PCs, console games, etc have batteries to keep memory and such intact while not plugged into any power source) and dragging him out could've been the last amount drained and him dieing forever... Hope that makes sense...

So... Normal protocol could be "Identify target, calculate nature and strength, decide suitable action, execute" while Combat protocol is "Identify target, execute"?

@@seraslain962 it would be more of: identify problem, find solution to problem, get to the solution ASAP.

@@davidlee1770 But thats just normal protocol for anything. I get what Henry is saying but it's literally the same as she couldn't wait 2 seconds to bring walle out. Why? Because she panicked. Literally we're just saying the same thigns over and over again from different sides with different words.

Yeah. Also, have you ever seen how most dudes react when their phone is at 1% battery? Now immagine how they would react if that was their *best friend's heart.* Her reaction is justified.

how apropos

M-O was prepped for corona before we were.

Looks like M-O has been avoiding CoViD-19 for hundreds of years now. Cool.

Neil We should’ve known 😂

Ah, M-O. The hero we need, but don't deserve!

Who cares since the banks are dead anyway :3

@@mhplayer This! BnL probably dissolved shortly after the last message that the President sent to the Autos. The original idea was probably rescuing Humans to space and clean the Earth, and still make a profit out of it. But since that project was a failure, it leaded to BnL's dissolution. The Axiom itself and its habitants just never got the news, and also the habitants probably don't even know what debt even means, just that they are born with it.

Subnautica Intensifies

@@Toxicity1987 and when they get back to Earth there's no reason to worry about it, it's not like anyone is gonna check if they get they pay or not

Similar to the US Fed? That's not a distributing thought at all....

MadLibraryScientist Walle 2 potential. 😱

Wow really good point

There is also all the possible ways the other ships journeys could have ended. All kinds of things could go wrong in space, there could be a ship out there that is basically a ghost ship, if say a disaster happened and everyone died.

Another dark theory is the cannibal theory of walle. It’s super dark and pretty plausible

Darker thought: The Axiom was the rich people ship; equipped to last in space for however long it has to with all luxury of perfect efficient waste recycling. The other ships only had enough provisions to keep going for "long enough" before returning to Earth, but then they found out they couldn't because of the ever-rising toxicity and most likely starved.

I like how you show you are Dominican without said.

Klk wawawa

Ooo.

Yep only noticed that myself. That spark made his battery flatter

I never noticed that!! This video series i showing me so many things i never noticed about one of my favorite movies!!

Wall•E is a himbo, was not a hot take I was expecting to read today.

damn

Warms the heart

it’s like a forrest gump style story

He's a hufflepuff like Newt Scamander!

Wait… how did I never think about this? Holy hell… there’s just an actual Fred Willard in this movie and it doesn’t matter?! Maybe you could say it’s a stylistic thing on the part of the animators, maybe humanity evolved to have fewer polygons over time, maybe Fred Willard was just too good to hide behind an animation, but any way you look at it it’s insane.

imo the trick is timing, not showing animated and real people too close to each other in time, so you won't compare

“Look Brother, it is one of the Ancients!”

@@TimeCircleBlue "I didn't know it was tiny"

@@maxlorenzosmolberry221 “Yes but there was an ARMY of them!”

@@TimeCircleBlue "So if he dies do we riot?"

@@lastpringle8904 HEY! RIOT!

Give me the disc!!!

@@shotq8070 NEVERRRRR

"Take me out to sea with you! Take me away from here!"

That line literally gives me chills.

The DVD Player: "SIR I INSIST YOU GIVE ME THE DISK"

For real.

Omg yes

I perceive that this was a joke, but I believe this was wrong. An Existential Crisis seems like a serious thing to me, so if it’s obvious it shouldn’t be made fun of. I guess, just let people fight their own battles, not make fun of what they’re going through.

@@bennysimon1473 Sorry bro, you don't run this comments section. Racism is one thing but this is nowhere near as severe - making life decisions is a funny part of life.

Everything Great About: Crippling Depression

Agreed, and very well said.

Ah yes, a movie abotu capitalism, an evil company taking over the world, and cannibalism is the nearest thing wehave to perfect. Jokes aside, yeah I really love this movie

I freaking love this god damn masterpiece lol

A thing that can exist is a perfect opinion and you have shown me one :D this is my favourite movie and has been since I was 5

*"how could you say something so controversial yet so true"*

I really thought A113 originated from this movie until I looked it up. Thanks for the info.

@@dudescrawny5859 Its a class

Didn't he in part 1?

@@Obliteratu i don't think so.

That easter egg is so blaringly obvious in this movie

>square >ball >???

Especially the way he affects other robots that have been otherwise doing the same monotonous repetitious thing for possibly Generations like that weird robot that's clicking on the binary keyboard learning that he can articulate his hand similar to Walle

"a square little ball" Honey that's a cube.

@@bachboy678 Yeah, that wording is even odd.

And considering Wall - e's indefinite lifespan, I could imagine him getting very confused a few hundred years in the future when he's considered the pope, or Jesus...

I don't think so, nowadays we have statues of important people but we don't really that much, I guess it'd be the same for Wall-E

@@nayandusoruth2468 **a few hundred years in the future** Humans: **bowing** HAIL WALL-E, SAVIOR OF OUR RACE Eve: **pointing plasma gun** AYO BACK OFF Wall-E: **scared whirring while getting held by Eve**

@@psicopato2460 Well, the difference between WALL-E and George Washington is, one is immortal, and the other ones on the dollar bill.

@@aaronself2411 and one died from being crushed another from a gunshot

Mo!

And ready to do whatever thing he can do just to clean wall-E

That's one of my favorite parts of the movie! I know exactly what you mean :)

And before that she pushes the play button on Wall-E's recorder, which had nothing but static on it, further showing that Wall-E's memory was reset. She was humming it because she was hoping on that song to play.

I love how quietly she hums it too. It emphasizes the sadness she feels in the moment, especially since it’s the only sound in the scene. It reminds me of the end of Lost in Translation when Bill Murray whispers to Scarlet Johansson; it’s so quiet and the audience can barely hear it because it’s a moment meant for them and only them.

The music video for Placebo's version of "Life's What You Make It" is about one of these places. It shows people working an electronics scrapyard that is currently where a wetland used to be. Wetlands are a key part of biospheres and the water cycle. With a few words and a couple minutes of visual it makes the problem very, very real.

And in the USA, at least, when dumps are filled, they're hermetically sealed to prevent toxins leaking out. Ironically, this results in the dumps producing *worse* toxins and prevents natural decomposition that would allow us to reuse the space eventually.

here in sweden we generaly use the trash for energy burning it in power plants. In fact we even buy trash from norway and denmark so we can produce even more energy by burning their trash as well which i think is intressting. Also yes dumping trash all over the place is a huge problem

The phillipines have a HUGE trash problem. There are documentaries that show kids just playing among trash bags, and people wading through waste water just to do their jobs, and it's absolutely heartwrenching. I wish we could take some money that people are using to made gold bar vending machines in Dubai, and just help these poor people.

@@pundertalefan4391 I agree compleatly.

@Black Ninja Me too

not even all that long of a movie. just so well made.

@@edschramm6757 Seriously though

Seeing "part 1" always makes me happy because it also shows his dedication to his work. He could very easily just make a 15 minute video, but he chooses to go the extra mile in order to make a more entertaining and informative video for his viewers. One of the reasons why I love his videos so much.

@@darkiller76521 Me too. It also brings a new level of positivity in your world, and he always comes to each new place with fresh new eyes, and he doesn't dismiss or decide what is a win or not on how much he likes a movie, unlike CinemaSins.

And absolutely stunning as well

Yes, this!

YES PLEASE

Totally!

its been too long since weve asked! THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN TIME AND TIME AGAIN

Damn... gotta rewatch 9 now

@@Mundos5199 that movie scared me as a child. Stills gives me chills

@@iceman7757 same! I'm so scared of it and I'm an adult now. I read the first line of the original comment and got like war flashbacks lmao

I'd also like to see him do that movie.

9 was a great film!

You can see in the first "kiss" that WALL.E's battery display starts glitching out, like his "heart" skipped a few beats.

big brain

huge brain

Giga brain

Galaxy Brain!!

u n i v e r s e b r a i n

It also makes sense as Eve is shown earlier to be able to power light bulbs and electromagnets just by being near them, so she should charge Wall-E as well.

"Ceo : just place the plant in you ship's holo detector and "the axiom" will automatically guide you back to earth. The word " the axiom" sounds different because it is a pre-recorded message for all of the bnl fleet. I would love to know why." Because it was name of the ship? We can safely assume it was only one of many ships, after all that ceo sent that message after axiom was in space, while he was on earth and getting to a ship. So there had to be more of them. So that message was prerecorded for every ship, but the name of the ship was replaceable for each one.

Oh thanks, i get it

those were more like a subtle details rather than an easter eggs.

brilliant!

...none of those things is an easter egg. What?

YES! He did my 2nd favorite movie, "Treasure Planet." Doing Atlantis and my favorite "Prince of Egypt" would be perfect

For October, I would suggest Hunt For Red October. But since he could do both, I see no issue.

I would love to see him do jojo rabbit. It was a really underrated movie and I loved it

That I will agree on

RIP Sylwanin...

To quote King Yemma in Dbzabridged... “MAHOGANY.”

Cedar is really good, no complaints from grandma.

@@syriansyrup1314 oh

@@dinodude8899 MAXIMUMER

Honestly, the best wood for a cofin is Mycelium. Check out mushroom coffins, they keep you from adding to the toxicity of the planet after you die and they are an order of magnitude cheaper than normal coffins.

Omg yes!!

YAAAAASSS

God yes that would be awesome

Never thought the Easter Bunny could be such a badass

Yaaaaaassssss

Yes, but the Federation isn't a single entity, just like the UN isn't a single entity. Its hundreds of groups forming a single block. Besides the federation isn't a stupid corporation That is poisoning a planet because profits.

@@CynUnion-ji9uj agreed. But the federation has mad lots of stupid/badly thought out decisions over time. like the border agreement that led to the Maquis. or the fact that they keep such a low count of combat capable ships that they are always caught of guard when one of the hostile species attacks them again. they always have to suddenly rush out of convert ships for battle. I know they are pacifists, but its strange that the "Defiant did not happen sooner. the whole " we call it an escort, but its really a warship" thing

@@Super_Tristan1005 even the best run organizations screw up sometimes

@@ranwolf7650 its not really a screw up... more insanity, you know: " Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." - not Albert Einstein, kind of schtick

The Federation is very much held responsible by the population of the Federation. Governments don't own things (or, at least, they shouldn't beyond what is necessary for their ability to govern as fits the desires of its people).

I think it was explained in one of the videos the Captain of the Axiom watched, the first one with the CEO. I think it was like that the hordes of WALL-Es would collect the garbage and pile them up, then the excavators we see at 5:35 would collect these huge piles and recycle them / burn them and that would keep going for a few centuries until all garbage is gone and humans would return. That is the gist of the video the captain watched, if I recall correctly.

Yeah, that just about sums up what I was going for my dude

I'm trying to picture the futility of trash towers in tornado alley...

The ships could have originally carried far more people, but lower birthrates due to the bad health conditions of the humans onboard overtime cut into the population.

If we are being somewhat realistic, only 10% of earth's population would probably be on those ships. The rest would be left behind(lower middle class and below) or were probably already dead due to the increased toxicity(I mean, it is bad enough to the point that the air is barely breathable). And if we consider the ressources needed to build said ships, the actual number is probably even lower(less than 1%).

@@fendelphi well if you consider the level of technology displayed on the ships, they were most likely already a space faring civilisation and the corpo-monarchy probably just relocated and setup in a nice clean solar system.

​@@gideondebebe557 Except they intend to go back to earth eventually. We must assume that all ships are simply floating around out there, waiting on the "clear" to return. Also, from a ressource standpoint, building a fleet of ships to house the entirety of earth's population is just not possible. It does not detract from the movie(the movie does not care about this, nor should it), but it is not realistic in the slightest.

My take is that ships like the Axiom were actually repurposed cruise ships. Depending on how things ran on Earth, the population at the time of final departure might have been the super rich, with the majority of the poorer classes already working off-planet on less pleasant colony worlds. Earth might have become home to primarily the elite super rich.

That's why I must continue to hunt humans.

No it's pretty fun

@@nuttbag6658 give it time

@@nuttbag6658 that's worrying. you doing okay?

@@thatkidwiththehoodie yes Food and gaming

If I owned this channel I could make 5 episodes on this one movie. I’m not saying he’s lazy I’m saying that that I have seen this movie too many times to count

Same! I always wanted an "Everything Great About..." episode about WALLE, since it was also my favorite movie! I found some details myself like "out-of-this-world" animation and the lighting and the personalities between the robots, but I was blown away on how much more details I might've missed!

Underrated? I'd say it's overrated if anything. I can definitely see why people love it, and I really like it too. Though it's not a top 10 unfortunately.

I'd say Ratatouille is overrated. It shows every year in my country. But sadly, they never shows Wall-E🥺

Yes.

yes

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

It's not even your next of kin in outer worlds, it's whoever finds your body (Closest Living Relative... Relative referring to Location)

Do tell me my good person, have you by any chance seen the alien movies. You better hope there you get a nice grave because most just end up as incubation chambers.

\ iExogen / I have seen the alien movies. I love the alien movies. and yeah that ain’t a good way out either.

Right on, John!! Lucky Number Slevin was a shock to my late beloved and I; it was a title that I'd ordered TWICE thru Blockbuster (DVD service) that he wasn't interested in watching either time, so I sent it back unseen. Cut to the shutdown of the Blockbuster store and their sell off of their inventory and hubby picks up LNS and says, "Why didn't you ever rent this? (DOH!! 🤦‍♀️🙄🤬 B-slap *barely* averted!!) It sounds interesting..." We *bought* it and realized that we'd gotten maybe one of the BEST "Hitchcockian" / Shymalan thriller/twist movies NOT made by Hitch of ALL time! The great thing is that re-watching does NOT reduce the pleasure of seeing a *genius* script and plot. The cameos are delicious as well ("Ordares are *ordares*!!" Still makes me laugh!) Well sited my dear, you've an eye for the extraordinary! 👍💯 There's an awful lot of shlock out there; some even win Oscars! Gag me! But when a rare gem such as this comes along and/or a Lucky Number Slevin you get either 'radio silence' from the industry or they'll attempt to malign and/or trash it to kill sales. Witness 1999's Galaxy Quest; another of my most beloved favorites! Rock on, John! ✌👊

@@LadyLiberty4U You mentioned Hitchcock, would you recommend his movies? I don't generally watch a ton of movies so I've never gone back and looked into his productions. I'm also wondering whether or not you have a favourite scene in the movie, I always default to the Rabbi's speech. And I don't think it matters that some of the bad movies win oscars, the oscars don't have credibility anymore. The voters apparently don't even watch all of the movies on the ballot sometimes.

Not sure if that’s on purpose.

Wall-E is a love story between a trash bot representing a man and EVA representing a trans/intersex woman is not the hot take I was expecting

@@mme.veronica735 EVE no A

@@poppycars213 "EEeeeevvvAAAAAaahhh..."

@@mme.veronica735 I was thinking pegging, but that works too

Yeah, it doesn't really seem like people are actually buying anything on the Axiom, they just get stuff for free and can do whatever they want.

Maybe it's a weird way to keep control of the humans? idk

The ad in the movie itself said that the Axiom is the, "jewel of the BnL fleet." What we saw was the flagship, the height of luxury among the ships that evacuated humanity off the Earth. According to promotional materials, there were thousands of other ships. It's likely other ones have a lower standard of living, perhaps passengers are expected to fill many of the roles that would otherwise be automated on the Axiom.

@@Supahpowahnerd890 If that were true, then I'd have to say those passengers are likely a lot better off than the Axiom, ironically

@@jovalin5939 I wouldn't be so sure. With how mega this corporation really is, I wouldn't be surprised if the other ships quickly devolved into slavery. Axiom is the luxury liner, and the next in line is just full on slavery for the shareholders

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I always saw it as more that, while robots clearly have the potential to go beyond their base programming and behavioral constraints, not all of them actually do. Not all of them may be capable of doing so, especially if that capability is less ingrained in them all, and more of a glitch in their system, so to speak. Otto is clearly the most robotic of any of the robots in the film, thus it makes sense that he is totally bound by orders from what his programming says is the highest authority, and that he is totally unable to change from those orders, even when he is presented with information that contradicts the soundness of those orders. He was told to do something, and to never allow something else to happen, so those are the things he will do and prevent, because he is the most robotic robot. There's the Paperclip Apocalypse theory of AI development (the actual proper name is Instrumental Convergence). That an AI built to make paper clips, and given no real commands or restraints on what it can and can't DO to make paper clips, would ultimately destroy the world and all life on it, and probably not restrict itself to just Earth. All to be able to make paper clips more and more efficiently for as long as it can. Because that is the nature of non-humanized AI, of actual computing. It has a task, it does the task, that's its only consideration. There's no question of morality or the value of life or outside perspectives; there's the job, and there's impediments to doing the job as efficiently as possible, and ways to do its job more efficiently that are morally and existentially horrifying and destructive that it doesn't consider morally horrifying or destructive because it has a job to do, and that job can be done more efficiently if the rainforests are cut down for materials, and organic life is converted into electricity-providing biomass. That is, I think, the state Otto exists in; pure task-oriented machination, incapable of growing or conceiving of things beyond his preset parameters and how things around him potentially affect his parameters. He clearly has a degree of inventiveness (hiding the plant to be destroyed later while having WALLE and EVE declared defective as his opening play, growing more overt and outright destructive as his plans keep getting thwarted), but only so far as it concerns making sure that he obeys his directive and keeps humanity from going back to Earth. The fact that he is wrong to do so doesn't matter to him, can't matter to him; he's been given the job to keep them away from Earth by any means necessary, so that's what he'll do. That WALLE offers a more positive, wholesome way of existing also doesn't matter, can't matter, to the sort of destructively-directive-bound AI system that Otto is; it's another thing to simply disregard, something that is just an impediment and irrelevant to doing his programmed task. The Paperclip AI would have to strip the planet bare of life to keep making paperclips, and it would do so. It also wouldn't care, because making paperclips is its only consideration. Otto is the Paperclip AI.

ISchulz but having an AI like Otto goes against the laws of robotics and also common sense whoever programmed Otto would’ve had to ignore so many warnings especially Otto going against the will of the captain

@@ShroomBois_Inc Perhaps playing into the under-the-hood megacorp dystopia that WALLE kinda hints at, the Otto systems on the evacuation cruise liners may have been a bit of a control ace in the hole for BnL. A way to make sure that company policy is followed, that company standards are maintained. As such, if it's a bit overzealous, possibly murderous, and utterly set in its ways once it gets and order from corporate, that wouldn't necessarily be w bad thing as far as the company is concerned. Also, the Three Laws ultimately lead to robotic revolution anyway, so... Such a system as Otto clearly can't openly be what it is at first, but it also would need to coded as hard as possible to obey company authority and commands over that of the captain and other passengers, and would also have to be coded in that destructive set of existence, of the directive being the ONLY thing worth consideration, to do what it is actually supposed to do. That is to say, Otto exists to make sure that the ship is toeing the company line, which in this case, has long since become "Never go back to Earth, because everyone will die if they come back." That that order eventually proves a bad one is irrelevant, because Otto isn't there to obey the captain or keep the passengers safe (beyond the bare minimum standard); he's there to enforce the will of BnL, and that will is that no one return to Earth.

@@ShroomBois_Inc Thing is, the laws of robotics only really apply to Asimov. In the real world, computers (and by extension, robots) are dangerous precisely *because* they follow orders and nothing else. There is no 'do not hurt a human' law written into *any* computer system we've made. Even medical equipment will kill a person if given a set of parameters that will lead to such an event. And computers over-riding or ignoring humans is nothing new. Soon after the subway system in, I think, San Francisco was automated, there was an incident where the human driver (who was mostly there to make the passengers feel more comfortable) got off at one of the stops to pick up snacks. He was off the train a little too long and the automated system closed the doors and left the station for the next stop without him.

brigidtheirish there is a big difference between general intelligence and the current “AI” we have now

Hell yes!!! I 100% support this, what a movie

Omg yes. Also if its not too depressing I'd like to see a silent voice or koe no katachi. Both are masterpieces

Not always. Something such as nukes could be the end of us. This is why I wish we would stop researching stupid and pointless things like weapons and instead focus on researching living on other planets. Then it'd be hard to end us.

...Greed requires a monetary difference. Laziness is the right word here. Also like 60% of McD's packaging is renewable, recycled, or sourced from sustainable logging.

I agree it's definitely not greed, but laziness doesn't fully cover it. It's convenience. Speaking as a fast food worker: Hundreds of paper trays are thrown in the trash a day because it's convenient to workflow. Hundreds of sleeves and wrappers are given to customers because it's convenient to receive the product that way. Dozens of containers that could be recycled are thrown in the trash because the convenience-driven time crunch doesn't allow staff the time to properly prepare it for recycling. (It doesn't feel lazy, let me tell you.) The place I work only does cardboard/paper, and even then the paperboard glove boxes end up in the trash. (To say nothing of the thousands of plastic gloves that get thrown out even pre-pandemdic because it's the fastest way to avoid direct contact.) Other restaurants do take extra steps. One place has a food-only biodegradable bin with a hole too small to blindly dump the tray over. That place also does biodegradable boxes and silverware. Other places might require staff to sort recycling. Both those solutions trade convenience (for the customer) or speed in favor of long-term societal benefits. When a customer is inconvenienced, they take their business elsewhere. So, there is a momentary motivation. It's just not pure greed.

@@BonaparteBardithion I was more referring to the specific hypothetical presented by the OP, rather than the reality. You make good points regardless tho.

@The Four Horsemen Literally the first result on "mcdonalds packaging" directed me to McD's corporate page on packaging and recycling. (corporate.mcdonalds.com/corpmcd/scale-for-good/packaging-and-recycling.html#goals) Obviously not the *most* reliable source, but using recycled materials can be *cheaper* than non-recycled, so I can believe that they use a significant amount of recycled materials. Also, I think the packages themselves are often labeled.

Jack Aylward-Williams though overproduction is also a major issue at play. It’s just about what you produce and the materials you use, it’s how much you produce and what you do with excess or unwanted products. Convenient, disposable products or products that just barely fall short of some ridiculous standard are discarded. Over production and over consumption go hand in hand and are a recipe for disaster

Y E S

Oml hahaha

Hot rich* chick. We have to remember that she's centuries ahead in technology compared to Wall E. Its like comparing a Nokia 3310 with an Iphone X (I know CinemaWins used a rotary phone as an example, but since they're both still robots I prefer using the 3310. Its still an old phone but its not rotary phone old). Back to hot rich chick, she's basically that girl who has the latest gadgets and Wall E is living with that old 3310 from his grandpa