First Time Watching WALL-E Group Movie REACTION 

The hell?!

Sjjssj thats not true ❤

That's bs

They're the same kind of dumbasses that think just because an anime doesn't have a giant bombastic fight every episode it's a bad anime.

Nah 😂 i watched this movie when i was 12 in a damn mall when my family ( the whole mother's side of family was busy shopping for 5 hrs)

Hey, same thing happened to Ironman!

Which begs the question how come it didn’t fry his internal components? Otto…Auto??? Shocked him and darn near almost killed him but tanking a force of nature didn’t?

@@EduardoRodriguez-tu8nf True but remember, Voltage hurts, Current kills. That goes for humans and machines. While there’s two unknown factors being; how high is WALL-E’s electrical capacity and how strong is AUTO’s TASER. But what we do know is the length of time, WALL-E gets struck for a split second by the lightning bolt going through the umbrella and into WALL-E. But with AUTO, he’s practically tased directly his motherboard for about 8 seconds. With this comparison it’s safe to assume that within the split second the lightning dispersed while traveling through and hitting every metal component until finally touching the ground. Now AUTO’s TASER on the other hand, is straight and direct and would basically be the same as being tased in the heart. Bringing this back to “Voltage hurts, Current kills”, with the constant aggressive current of the TASER shocking basically WALL-E’s brain and soul all in one go for 8 seconds, the current most likely made a circuit that surpassed WALL-E’s resistors, causing an extreme electrical overflow that damaged his battery, creating intense heat from the direct current, thus frying the motherboard and nearly killing WALL-E. Bonus Fun Fact: WALL-E’s Acronym is on the side of his trailer which displays: Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Earth-Class, which would make the “giant WALL-E’s” Waist Allocation Load Lifter: Axiom-Class considering they’re WALL-A’s. Bonus Fun Fact #2: TASER is an acronym that means Thomas A. Swift Electric Rifle just like how LASER is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation.

@@EduardoRodriguez-tu8nf Modern jet aircraft get struck by lightning several times a year a fly off, often without even realizing they'd gotten zapped. But let someone into the cockpit with a cattle prod and you can completely destroy all the planes avionics with one or two well placed shocks.

@@SamsonKnight45 Wow, this whole paragraph was very educational for my animation needs UwU

The 3 element of Artists

those three statements are repetitive

"Yes."

Sounds like me.

I mean I everything was abandoned so everything’s fair game for him

Reminds me of a line from Arcane: "It's not enough to give people what they need to survive, you have to give them what they need to live"

​@@gunjfur8633damn that line hits me

As it should

That's adorable!

im sure its because it looks timeless in the sense that it predicts the future. But to be honest its just an average movie. Not bad but rewatchable if bored enough.

I’ve seen a theory that suggests that Wall•E suffered what was essentially a robot-equivalent to psychological break at some point which triggered the “glitch” that gave him his personality. Which caused him to long for a connection and so adopted a pet and began collecting things he felt connected to. When A113 got enacted BnL sent out a kill-switch command for all the Wall•E units, which is why some of them seemed to have been shut off while doing their job. Our Wall•E’s personality spared him from the kill-switch and he continued to be himself, just lonelier.

Ultimately, a tool doing exactly what it’s supposed to do. The true villain isn’t the tool, it’s the one who wields it.

I wouldn't go so far as to say that is how ALL AI antagonistis/villians should be written but it is true that I haven't seen many 'just doing my job' AI villians recently. Although I may just have not been looking in the right places.

@@captainslender12 If you're writing an AI villain, and it doesn't act like an AI, why are you writing an AI villain?

@@Celestia282 because the point in some stories is to have an AI that is analogous to a human mind as compared to stories where AI are strictly programs optimising for some predetermined goal. For example, the difference between ghost in the shell's "Puppet Master", a more human minded AI, and the hypothetical paperclip maker. Or the similar difference between the Thunderhead (arc of a scythe) and Skynet (terminator). Not all AI are robotic creatures which act based on stringent rules and goals baked into them and to say otherwise would, to me, be a disservice to science fiction as both a means for interesting stories and as a means to consider philosophy and the potential consequences of human advancement and technology.

@@captainslender12 Very fair point. I am ashamed I forgot that, especially since Ghost in the Shell is one of my favorite animes.

Man, golden quote. Where is it from? (It fits a character of mine so well)

@@gunjfur8633 It's from Jana Stanfield.

imagine if OCP won

Well to be fair BnL probably became the last Government

@@battleblaster4203 Yeah. Most likely.

​@@battleblaster4203there is actually a bunch of lore behind bnl. It started out as buy a frozen yogurt company and eventually they purchased the store large which was a men's clothing store and formed buy and large. And eventually over many years they became the first company to achieve a 100% market share.

Honestly one of the cutest moments XD

Most people don't sadly, part of the reason it exists in the first place

It's beautiful for sure

You got likes, but no replies. So let me be the first reply Wall-E is, indeed, an adorable hard working robot

@@diamond9030 thank you

*Magnum Opus is the term you're going for there, I think. You're right, imo, too. This is one of the greatest films in Pixar's catalogue.

That's a lot of our list we want to work through

Zootopia is especially amazing

Yes to the Mitchells vs the Machines!

add to that big hero 6! please. I really hope MU/MI and Wreck it ralph are soon to come. Spiderverse and the Mitchells too

I've heard so many other movie-watching channels say that the Mac bootup noise was the Windows one, and it always bothered me that they didn't know both sounds. I also haven't watched Isle of Dogs yet, but I'll get some time to watch it later. Cheers to you!

We did watch them

yup the runny gag of old pixar

Haha, definitely can't blame you there! As someone who loves nerding over Wall-E at any given opportunity, I've frequently read and re-read the script ever since I found it. It's really amazing how detailed it is compared to other movies' scripts - and how much insight it offers into each scene.

I like the lorax a lot, but sadly they totally messed up by deleting the biggering song, which is much more impactful than How bad can I be. And in case you haven't listened to Biggering, you really should, a perfect dark villain song

No, she replaced his mother board She put in a new Wall-E without knowing