WALL-E Meets Eva | WALL-E 4K HDR 

Also love how she stares at the lighter with a childlike wonder at around 3:00. She's like a little kid and a jumpy battle-hardened soldier at the same time and I think that's adorable

She’s self defensive. You know how she gets.

do you by any chance happen to live in America?

@@Xer0280 Nope, I live in Britain

i miss my love

Holy crap you’re right

Truth

I disagree, I think the sequel trilogy actually had quite _a lot_ of character development... it's just that the majority of it wasn't very good.

@@shelbyvillerules9962 well not much

Everyone's just a "Mary Sue" in the Star Wars sequels

Did you notice the little robot that stays in line on the ship? How is had to jump out of line in order to get the job of cleaning done? That’s another teaching moment, that sometimes you can’t always stay in line, this movie is a rebellious masterpiece

That’s “life” in her program…oh well guess they updated save wall-e last minute…

We see at the start of the movie that Wall-E’s been collecting things for 700 years, and I think the moment Wall-E started feeling like he had a connection with Eve is this scene where he’s showing her all the weird stuff he’s found, then he starts getting all touchy feel-y about her. In Eve’s first appearance, she immediately starts flying around, sort of dancing and being free. And I think the moment she really connected with Wall-E was the scene after the escape pod explodes, when she flies around in space with him. After that, she looks at her memories and gets all the same kinda touchy feel-y about him.

@@God-xd1wr that's love and chemistry for ya

I love how literally every robot and human that Wall-E interacts with ends up becoming more “human” by the end of the movie.

Frozen, eat your heart out.

@@artbytesia i think that the emphasis is on the no dialogue part.

yeah it's so cute

when we get to the era where robots take over, I want for them to be able to be able to have genuine feelings like Wall-E and Eve and be able to love each other like them, most likely not possible though, but it is a nice thought.

@@katylepetsos7512❤❤

He got rejected

Here here. But I've also been on the "giving end" of rejection. Still feel bad

3:17 "No touching!"

@Daniel James Yup that's it! Pixar actually completely reworked their camera engine in their software to be able to do this. The 3D camera work was literally cutting edge during this time.

Wait. Isnt toy story the first film pixar made?

@@Brockuss. they’re saying that this is the first Pixar movie to look like it was recorded with an actual camera and not just animated. Not that it was the first Pixar film.

@Daniel James what do you mean he used an anamorphic lens? This was animation. You mean the shots were designed in an anamorphic look of a certain lens (Panavision if I recall correctly)

its a simple rack focus… but its an animation. this is what gets me.

I love how she rapidly pops every bubble at about 0:25

0:22 the animation is so smooth

True 👍👍👍👍👍👍

@@venuskembuan7681and eve looks really clean

silly rizz 😎

"goofy ass" LMAOO

me and the bad bitch i pulled for being goofy

This movie is one of the best examples of “show, don’t tell”, and the visual storytelling is god-like in this movie O.o

​@@Howlingburd19 "Show, don't tell" is not a universally necessary criterion to produce great art, neither in cineme nor in literature (contrary to what some literature teachers preach). The movie "Before Sunrise" is a masterpiece and was critically acclaimed, and it only consists of two characters constantly talking. The whole movie is dialogue. In fact, it's a trilogy. and "Before Sunset" and "Before Midnight" also received critical acclaim. The most praised movie by Woody Allen is Annie Hall, which is known for the strength and originality of its dialogues. And if we go to literature examples, there're a lot of "tell, not show" in novels. After all, writers are called story-tellers, not story-showers. Gabriel García Márquez' masterpiece "One Hundred Years of Solitude" is almost exclusively telling, not showing. There're no dialogues and everything that occurs is explicitly told in the beautiful language of magic realism. Also, the most memorable passages of Tolstoy's magnum opus "War and Peace" are long descriptions of the characters' feelings by telling, not showing. Tolstoy explicily tells (not shows) the characters' feelings. And he's, like Márquez, acknowledged as a literary genius. Dostoyevsky also tells a lot, including telling about the inner world, thoughts and emotions of the characters, as well as their appearance. Conclusion: in all situations of life, we should be skeptical. We should also be skeptical of dogmas of literature teachers. While "show, don't tell" is quite effective here and there, it's by no means absolutely necessary to make it the norm,. In art, freedom of technique should prevail. If everybody were to follow the "show, don't tell" rule, cinema directors and writers would be like sheeps with no originality.

@@jameswalker6864 I don’t think you understand what “show don’t tell” means. It means properly developing your characters and managing to make them feel three-dimensional beyond just dialogue. You cannot simply “tell” the audience that your characters are complex, you have to “show” that, you have to present that (and of course you can do that through dialogue, but you want to do actions/behaviors as well). In WALL-E’s case, “show don’t tell” couldn’t have been done any better! Probably my favorite example of phenomenal “show don’t tell” is Michael Corleone from The Godfather. His development and transformation into a monster gangster is some of the best in cinema history. And why is it so good? Because they showed his transformation PERFECTLY! In contrast we have movies like the Star Wars sequel trilogy; a fan of that trilogy can tell me all they want on how their characters are complex but it’s pointless because in the movies they’re never *shown* to be complex.

​@@Howlingburd19 Yeah, that's one of the reasons I love it so much. It really goes to show that actions speak louder than words.

I'm in ninth grade and we ended up watching WALL-E in my science class because we had absolutely nothing to do this week. Can confirm I loved it, and as I like seeing how things work, every time I saw the Axiom, I got curious about how it sustained all the humans, the history behind it etc.

@@JetFalcon710 I remember bringing a WALL-E DVD at a school end of the year party

I watched this movie in the movie theater the day it was release, i was like 6 years old at the time. Godamn i was amazed, wall-e Best Pixar movie no doubt

Facts I remember I hated Wall-E as a kid but now I love Wall-E so much and I wish I had my own Wall-E and Eve so we could all be friends and we could do whatever we want and nobody could stop me bc I got 2 badass robots who will kick your ass😂😂

Maybe certain 5 year olds, just like certain adults shouldn't have opinions. I loved this movie as a kid lol

He's like a cat 🥺

@@777Contradi More like a puppy

Samee 🥺

He's like "omg please still work 🥺 please turn on 🥺🥺"

Me too 😭💗

Same here. You can actually hear WALL-E say "Owww." Which makes it even funnier 🤣

And that fall after 🤣

1:29 How about this one? xD

@@-Poka- that was my favorite dance

What's your profile pic based on ? Sonic?

I almost felt bad for him since his favorite thing was almost destroyed. Don’t blame Eve though, she has no clue what it is.

@@lionguy8959 Betamax

Not to mention the fact that he chucks the cube away without thought.

Wall-E: AAAAA- Eve: Oh no what did I do? Wall-E: *causally fixes it and teaches Eve how to dance*

I love this movie

I never noticed before but when Wall-E is trying to replace his "eye" Eve jumped back and whipped out her laser cannon when the rack started moving. I've seen this movie three times and can't believe I missed that part!

OMG! I was just like you!

@@skykid863 I never had stuffed animals as a child, I always wanted one sooooo bad 🥺

I have plushies of My Neighbor Totoro, also a Niffler from Fantastic Beasts 😄😄

This was when Pixar’s animated films’ CGI actually started to look better compared to their early films. From Toy Story to here, you can definitely tell there’s been advancement in their technology and computer animation.

Wasn't it a deep USB

Blasphemer, repent or you will roast in hell for eternity

Only some people recoganize it

boy ain't that the truth

Specifically, There will be no other movies like WALL•E. Or other science fiction like WALL•E. This movie has the genre sci-fi (science fiction), Mostly set in the future, With robots, and more futuristic things like time travel. But do you recognize most of sci-fi movies are just gigantics robots fighting from a danger like Transformers or Pacific Rim? Or mostly getting trapped in a spaceship trying to find a way out from a Alien trying to kill the main character? Like the movie Alien? Or travelling went back in time accidentally and getting back to the future like the movie Back To The Future? But WALL•E, is truly something special, It's only about a little machine robot, only doing his job for the over 700 years in the future. And feeling lonely, But went found his love named EVE, And saving the entire humanity by found and saving a plant, or the last plant in Earth. Without even having these kind of Alien or Evil robots stuffs. And it's impressive how we can actually understand how WALL•E's story is, With a few words of the robots, But much more emotion that they've got with also doing such movements. And the opening, With only a single song, That is unsettlingly fitting and explaining what happened the Earth and the whole plot of the story. There will be no other sci-fi stuff like WALL•E. I hope my english are not bad since it's not my native language...

It's all about "the message" nowadays. I miss the times when movies were just about telling a good story.

@@tiellimilin6622 Now the movies are based on a massive LGBTQ+ ad.

Same. It was all boring that I overlooked it as a kid first watching it. Now I know what this scene means.

I didn't understand either but I still had a great time with it

@@aidanbarnes4290 Same.

Agreed. The movie has a hour and a half long runtime but it feels more like one hour

@@Howlingburd19 the entire film really captures romance, with barely any spoken lines.

@@StridingLuna I’m not that big of a fan of romance movies, but if you want to call WALL-E a romance movie, then it’s an exception! Not only do I believe it’s one of the best animated movies ever, but I also believe it’s one of the best movies ever.

@@Howlingburd19 I consider it a romance because of the amount of care Wall-e has for Eva throughout the entirety of the film when the two begin to interact. Especially considering that Eva also began to feel the same I would say and class Wall-E as a romance film.

@@StridingLuna I should also add Beauty and the Beast, which is absolutely a romance movie and just like WALL-E, is one of the very few romance movies I enjoy. Both of which have very solid character development/bonding. “Show don’t tell” is very important in movies; strong characterization, character development, and character relationships isn’t just through words, but more-so moods and actions. WALL-E completely nails that! But that’s only one thing to praise in a very long list of things that makes WALL-E a masterpiece

Awww, forever wall-e❤️🙈

Yassss ❤😂

You're not the only one who laughs so hard: 1:29! LOL!!!!!!

Bruh my favorite funny part ever

The only thing getting me through lockdown is 1:29

DUDE SAME LOL I ALWAYS HAVE

When you're bouncing way too hard on a trampoline:

My thoughts exactly! It's great how they did what they could to avoid treating kids, and any audience for that matter, like idiots!

Shes like ummm ok

@@desi2119 Kinda like "i don't know what the hell you're doing but go ahead and keep doing it i guess"

1:30

He also says ‘Neat, huh!?’ When Hello Dolly comes on the tv!

It is very similar to Kenny’s character on south park.

She doesn't have a mouth.😅😅

That is forever my favourite concept, the wholesomeness of just two characters not talking but communicating in some way

You'd probably love this one cartoon on Adult Swim called "Primal." :)

yep

He's probably done it before, so he knows the drill.

@@jacobvanantwerp2001 Hence why he has a huge pack of WALL-E eyes

Plus how would Eve know how to fix him when she's never met a robot like him before

I love that - and Pixar was co-founded by Steve Jobs so probably supposed to look like an apple product ;) Eve is kick ass

Same here! I don’t mind robot designs like Arcee where they’re more feminine, but as a kid growing up I did get sick of them. Eve was my favorite bc she was different, and I related to her more.

Not only is this one of the best animated movies ever, this is one of the best movies ever. A wholesome and flawless masterpiece

Idk there’s something feminine about her, like her eyes for example. But I understand your point, she has no eye lashes or curves. She’s just more modern. But I always got a feminine vibe from her

I mean she is voiced by a woman

same

That Luca movie looked so ass I didn’t even watch the trailer

@@zakariahborenyi5717 it was ass when i watched it yesterday it was horrible and boring this wall.e movie rules

in kids eyes they aren't boring, kids will watch anything that will entertain them and that IS their target audience, or you're just not being that open since i've enjoyed SOME kids animated movies that were released recently and thought they were great.

@@ReanimatedStatue wow you have bad taste

Me too

"What a strange and peculiar environment, I sure hope I can find this... oh, hahaha. Well maybe I will stick around just a little longer then"

10/04/2021

@@ByScratCH04 evaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

I first watched this in class when I was 12 and I loved it so much.

And that fall after🤣 and then he crashes upon everything lol

that must've hurt pretty badly

@@MarshallRedmon01 robots don’t feel pain

@@aparnaradhakrishnan2954 I've always felt bad for him when I rewatch that scene

I read the director’s report and apparently it’s set 700 years from now and us humans made earth unsustainable to live on so it was easier to live in space.

She probably did the same to wall e

Maybe

Evequake

@@nicholasjoel8834 on

@@nicholasjoel8834 😏😏

There are people who even say that Wall•E is a simp, but they must understand his situation... he lives almost 700 years alone, he barely has contact with a cockroach with which he does almost nothing, and his companions died in his face probably... who would not feel despair at losing the only means of communication after so much time alone and abandoned? whether it is Eva, or another living being, he would feel very bad and sad, because loneliness invades him... although being a robot with a directive, it does not seem to affect him to an extreme that he has depression or desires to kill himself.

​@@lulaz0o i agree This movie gave me so many chills think of being left alone on earth That would be devastating

I don't think the romantic type of love is special. And I am started to think that the romantic type of love isn't real. I mean about more than half of romantic couples either break up with each other or divorce each other, while most platonic best friends remain friends until death. I think that having a platonic best friend is a lot better than having a romantic partner or spouse is. Having someone who's like a sibling to you is a lot better than having a romantic partner or spouse. Also, you are more likely to be much more closer to someone who's like a brother or sister to you than you would be with a romantic partner or spouse. People tend to fight with their partner or spouse a lot more than they do with a platonic best friend, and you never fight with your best friend the way you fight with your partner or spouse. Partners and spouses are just temporary. If you break up or divorce them, it's hard to go back to them. With your platonic best friend, you're going to make things work, because they are your best friend, they are your go to partner. It's always easier to make amends with them than it is with a romantic partner or spouse.

​@@icysnow57cold64an if you dont like romantism ok but we like it, its neat, its cuddly, its intimus, its new life

@@Kallastar.yeah idk where this guy is getting at not all relationships end with breaking up or divorce. That’s for people who lack skills in communication and don’t want to make things work.

@@icysnow57cold64I think you’ve got relationships all wrong lol. They aren’t all temporary.

@@Butterballsballs Platonic relationships and romantic relationships may be two entirely different things, but that doesn't mean they are equal when it comes to the amount of love given in them. The love in platonic relationships seems to be way stronger than the love in romantic relationships is since platonic relationships are not fragile like romantic relationships are. Also, platonic relationships also seem to be a lot more intimate and comfortable than romantic relationships are. Platonic love is one of the most purest forms of love there is, while romantic love is one of the least purest forms of love there is. Most people seem to be a lot more comfortable around their platonic best friends than they are around their romantic partners or spouses. A platonic best friend is one of the best things you could ever have. A platonic best friend can be someone you trust the most, and they can be your confidant and coach. People tend to trust their platonic best friends more than their romantic partners, and that's a fact. The concept of romantic love and romantic relationships seems to mostly be a man-made thing.

wut?

What are we looking at?

Was blessed to see it in theaters! Wish I could have seen some miyazaki films when they were fresh in the theaters. Maybe they never got localization🤷‍♂️

It's very special indeed

I had the chance to see it twice in theaters and I def don't regret at all, I absolutely loved it from beginning till end. It's too precious and meaninful and I don't think I'll ever watch any movie twice again, wall-e is an exception

The 4K Blu-Ray came out March 03 2020.

@@ApexClips4k oh ok

Same 😭😭😭 I'm crying how good this movie is

I probably wouldn't mind getting shot by her, I like her design

@@JetFalcon710 aye dude...same.

If you turn on subtitles for this movie, there's actually more dialog from Wall-e and Eve than you thought

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Yes they can.

They can, boomer.

Well, that makes sense, because with Wish, they combined watercolor paints with CG animation. I thought that animation was pretty good! Not to mention the writing wasn't half bad either! Not as good as movies like this, but better than Frozen (IMO, at least)!

Too hard...

1:29 did it start at this scene

Well to be fair on Eve, she is frustrated that she can't find a sign of biological life on Earth

Agreed.

Bestie this scene gave me nightmares

World record for fastest rubix cube solver

Wanna see me do it again?