WALL-E Intro
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- The intro to WALL-E combines an image of a post-apocalyptic Earth with the post-war vocals of "Hello Dolly." It connects the post-apocalypse to the aesthetics of the 50s ("Hello Dolly" is actually from the 60s, but still), the period both of the birth of consumer society and of nuclear paranoia, an image reinforced by the subsequent 50s stylings of the Buy 'n' Large outlets we see a bit later. I'm intrigued as to why this is the style we still reach to, 60 or so years later, when we want to represent the end of the world.
- Krátké a kreslené filmy
i can’t believe they made a pixar movie about new jersey
Wowow
Lmao ikr
ice cloud Lmaoo same
Do you mean Detroit
this apocalyptic world smells better than new york
Whoever thought to open the movie with this song.....brilliant
Yes I completely agree!! This is such a fitting song
I think that the director of Wall-E Andrew Stanton chosed it. I heard it in interview with him.
Arnold Guy I love that Song
Arnold Guy has
Arnold Guy That better be fucking sarcasm.
back then i didn't realize just how scary the concept of this movie actually was
It shows a pretty accurate picture of what could happen if we don’t care bout our earth IMO
@ImAEpicCoderGaming i would say 10,000 years at MOST if we continue our lifestyle now
@@blackalicious_2005 lmao you guys are delusional, in the rythm we are going in one-two centuries and the world will be like this
And how it's slowly becoming true?
This is one of those movies that just gets more and more relevant as time goes on.
"We won't come home until we've kissed a girl"
*Exactly how Wall-E gets rebooted at the end of the movie*
I never even put that together until I saw this comment
Hahaha samedt
Me 700 years into my 5-year cruise:
Smart foreshadowing there.
I m still waiting wall e part 2 so whats gonna happen i cant wait to release this new movie in 2023
one of the most effective openings to a movie ever
Seth Solomon *climate* *change* *rate* *drops* *to* *0%*
Seth Solomon fax
I remember in 2008 when I was 18 with my earning with my low paying job I still manage to bring my little brothers to the theater and when the intro came they were so fascinated with it and started signing along until the other people shushed them and I was laughing so hard
Good times
never
More like the most effective first 40 mins ever, the whole film was great but the first half managed to tell us what was going on without any dialogue
0:43 Took me years to notice that the windmills and nuclear reactors have been built on top of the trash, instead of the trash building up around them. Goes to show just how blind and doomed humanity was before they noticed the sheer severity of the situation and tried to right their wrongs
Holy shit
Oh that’s even more scary
Idk it just looks like they’re buried
That nuclear power plant appears to be Three Mile Island.
@@danielzhang5395 they would be at the same height if they were
@@Kevin-be9iy rolling hills, thin layer of trash in ground?
2001: A lovable take on Monsters running a corporation
2003: Look at all the sea life living freely
2004: These superheroes are awesome at fighting crime
2006: Look at this awesome race happening.
2007: What a funny situation that little rat is in
2008: THE EARTH IS DEAD AND WE HUMANS KILLED IT
Woah Pixar, kind of a change in your opening narratives over the years. Way to get a grim point straight across.
Dozens of superheroes died in The Incredibles, it wasn't exactly completely light-hearted
The ZombieGG yes, but compared to this stark reality, the Incredibles doesn’t holds a candle.
@@Zombiegg101 Wasn't he just comparing the openings? You don't find out about those superheroes' deaths until much later in the film.
I really think it was more
2008: Lets go explore space with these two awesome little robots!
To be fair, they've been planning Wall E for years, hell it's one of the first concepts they came up with even before they made the other ones.
*Wall-e is a masterpiece.*
*The soundtrack is perfect.*
*The romantic story line between* *eve and wall-e is perfect.*
*The plot is perfect.*
*The robot designs are perfect.*
*The robot designs are unique.*
*wall-e is the perfect movie*
agreed.
Yeah and of course the accuracy of earth picture today real good
facts, great memories
Great! I agree
@@MagicalUnicorn1224 yeah
One of the best kids movies ever created.
Zain Shahzad its an everyone movie. absolute visual storytelling masterpiece
if you forget about the "everyones a cannibalist on the axiom" part... sure
Das_Gaming_Syndrom oml
Ankylo Orange idiot detected
Ankylo Orange im not American,i dont talk very good,go fuck yourself
This is the best opening to a movie ever.
Let me make a guess this movie was released when you were a child. Everyone always picks the Disney best when they were a child with a memory or in the alternative , when their first born was.a Child. It's personal bias not critical review. But that is Disney genius understanding that about human nature. Sigh. . .
It makes you excited to see the movie and it explains a lot from the plot of the movie. You are definitely right.
I like this scene because it lets you see the setting really well. You're right....
i would say cars is slightly better
It's a great intro but nope not the best
1:08 "And we won't go home until we've kissed a girl"
This is the most small, yet satisfying detail they put in when you realise how it syncs up with the story.
The song is from "Hello Dolly." A musical about a lady trying to find love in New York. They didn't make this song for Wall-E
@@tyleriguana2450 They wrote the story and chose a song that fits it.
@@nikelinq2899 yeah that's true, however I just find it disrespectful that people only know the song from this movie. I love Wall-E and I think adding these references are great with telling the story of where Wall-E came from and what he does in his mean time.
@@tyleriguana2450 agreed.
@@tyleriguana2450 Uh do you expect people to magically recognize the song? Be glad it gets recognition at all.
I love how they mix the beauty of our galaxy, the stars, and our sun mixed with the dark ominous tone of the neglected cold Earth to create a very morbid and sharp feeling. The music choice was perfect in my opinion, it reinforced what you were seeing in a way that without music, wouldn't of been possible.
It definitely gave mixed feelings
@Darth ScoutBonnie I think they mean cold as in dead.
Yeah, and the Irony of the music, where it switches from a non-ironic song to an ironic song, but the catchiness and a sense of an old song makes this a great scene
Wouldn’t have*
@@littlemoth4956
I love this movie.
This reminds me of Fallout! The old music, the ruined earth, the destroyed city :D
Bilbo Swaggins Same
Bilbo Swaggins I thought about nuclear apocalypse as I saw your comment
Please go outside Jesus Christ
Same
Fallout 3 was released in 2008 and wall e was made in 2007 so disney was ahead of zenimax
I like the possible irony of wind turbines and solar batteries swamped by trash. Renewable energy? Don't matter, the Earth is dead. But the best ironic moment was after credits - the BnL logo, as reminder that this great film is also part of mass-production in our world of consumption.
True, this is just as much a parents movie as it is a kids movie
MrAlexOrex That's what I thought. BnL trying to make wind turbines and powering their Wall-Es with solar panels. But it was too late. The Earth was shit already by then
Wait, the BnL logo appeared again?
Oh crap
Did you see it in the moon as well? And them pronouncing they’d build a mall in the moon soon. Such an accurate tribute to the poison of corporate world
@@The12thDimension. Yup. In the cinema release and on the DVD release, they drive the point of the movie home by adding in the BnL logo at the VERY end of the movie, even after the Pixar logo. It's very eerie, and insinuates the reality that there's no escape from mass consumerism.
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It's amazing how Wall-e manages to be both an extremely cynical yet hopeful/uplifting movie
That's the beauty of it. It's a very dark film in many ways but it balances that darkness with the relentless compassion of its protagonist.
One of the best and scariest openings ever. Except as a kid you don’t understand how scary it is
Probably, at least in my opinion, the best animated movie ever (my personal opinions would be either this or Beauty and the Beast 1991)
@@Howlingburd19 YES
@@luckyface728 it’s also one that honestly one of the deepest and animated movies, too. The authenticity is so strong, and there’s a lot of meaning and themes behind it. I first watched it when I was maybe 18 or 19, I was absolutely BLOWN AWAY. My expectations were pretty high, but I didn’t expect it to be an SS-tier movie!
@@Howlingburd19 I just love everything about it, I watched it when I was like 10 and it is the best Pixar movie I think, Especially AUTO because he is just my favorite villain, he doesn’t do anything for himself or for greedy goals, he’s just following orders and he doesn’t take long to do smth, instead of talking about what he’s gonna do he just does it unlike other villains, but ur right the meaning is dealer then most other kids movies
When I was a kid, I thought the opening is cool, and uhh satisfying, atleast in my opinion
But growing old, I realized how really dark it looks
It's sad to see this once beautiful Earth, now dark and polluted
tbh
Sad...
Avi Denaro and God put his heart into making this beautiful home for us humans
That's why we need to take care of earth the best we can and reuse plastic
They fix it in the end
I still remember being about 19 years old. My platoon had just returned to our barracks after a long hard day of training in Ft Sill. One of our guys went to the PX and bought this movie. It had just come out. 50 hardcore trained men in a barracks watching this movie was just something beautiful. For a hour and a half we were all just kids again.
I hope your training to become a state sanctioned murdered goes well.
@@llywelynddraig853😴
I hope you stfu and respect these people who serve the country. Don't be angry at them, be angry at our joke of a government.
@@llywelynddraig853 bruhhhhhhhhh epic ownage
@@llywelynddraig853 nah he's probably still alive given he posted this
me as a kid: mom, my room isnt that messy its fiiiine
my room:
So relatable!
That intro that is messy
But do you putting your sunday clothes on?
Thats a big room you got. Imagine all the sleep overs you have.
@@theintrovertedaspie9095
Like WALL-E I have a habit of not wanting to throw anything away or give anything away and I collect a lot of stuff like Stuffed animals Plush Dolls and movies and videogames.
I also have a hard time telling which stuff is old and which stuff is new too.
If the Hello Dolly soundtrack is the only thing to survive the apocalypse I'm ok with it.
Isabella Mansfield same
LoL same here
Yup
and The Ink Spots (Fallout) songs.
Holly dolly is an amazing musical
The garbage covered city could be a perfect Fallout location
Chicago or Dallas since New York is technically a giant glowing sea
indeed
Yeah
But it would not make any sense whatsoever
I did some resarch and it turns out to be new york.
"Consumerism. Consumerism never stops..."
It was in check before Eisner.
I see what you did there
You mean Consumerism Never Changes!
You had the chance to say changes
According to the law of conservation of mass, this is impossible. Plus, the entire world generates roughly enough trash to fill the state of Delaware over the coarse of 250 years. So it would take a couple million years for something like this to happen, but by then, humans will probably be long gone.
This movie was garbage
Get it?
Wall e collects garbage.
Anyway, this was always my favorite movie.
*they had us the first half not gonna lie*
But the movie ain’t Garbage,
except the setting.
*deletes paragraph*
T Van der kooji I agree this is the worst movie I ever seen in my life
@@marcusmiller5568 did you not read the SECOND part?
It's mindblowing to see this movie and learn that this was produced in *2008*
Those space shots are just BEAUTIFUL
This movie literally predicts the future of mankind.
Yes. But these huge innumerable mountains of rubbish are exaggerated.
So only theatre kids survive the apocalypse?
@Darth ScoutBonnie Fuck it. Just kill me now and spare me the years I'll have to wait to die.
@DeutschBrit that kinda already happen not so long ago don’t u think?
@@nether322 wait some years...
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Ben Daly me too. I never cared for this movie as a kid but after re watching it much much later I realized how good it is
Speak for yourselfs ignorant younglings, the intro was my favourite part of movie
Same as well :)
Me too, it perfectly sets up the setting of the movie
@Seth Belfort What?
I often annoy my family by making jokes throughout a movie. When I walked out of the theater after seeing Walle I realized... I had watched the entire movie without uttering a single word. THAT is something I'll never forget.
I do the same thing and my parents stoped watching movies with me lol
1:20 A legend still working after 7 centuries.
It's 2:45 AM and I'm watching the intro to Wall-E...
Ethan Warland been there done that
Ik what your feeling
Ha. Same bruh
Dude I’ll say it’s probably the best life decision you ever made. Good job.
It''s 00:44 and I'm reading your comment and watching wall-e intro from italy
This is by by far one of the greatest animated films I've ever seen its just so touching and so true to reality and the romance between Wall-E and EVE is great and the bleak future is just so well done
The way they opened up a Pixar movie with such a disgusting, filthy environment is amazing. Like for a lot of kids this was the first look at environmental destruction they saw
Here's the lyrics to the song:
Out there
There's a world outside of Yonkers
Way out there beyond this hick town Barnaby
There's a slick town Barnaby
Out there
Full of shine and full of sparkle
Close your eyes and see it glisten Barnaby
Listen Barnaby
Put on your Sunday clothes
There's lots of world out there
Get out the brillantine and dime cigars
We're gonna find adventure in the evening air
Girls in white in a perfumed night
Where the lights are bright as the stars
Put on your Sunday clothes
We're gonna ride through town
In one of those new horse drawn open cars
We'll see the shows at Delmonicos
And we'll close the town in a whirl
And we won't come home until we've kissed a girl
Guys the song is Put on Your Sunday Clothes from Hello Dolly! ;)
Beanbunz Thanks 😊
Beanbunz you are a hero dude.
Do you mean hello Wall E
I love this movie. It had such good character development I felt sympathy for a cockroach. That's talent.
I absolutely love how this movie relies on feel more than dialogue. I wish they made more movies that followed that.
Yeah, if there's one movie that gives good advice on how to do the "show, don't tell" approach, it's this one.
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@@TheProfessional15 Inception is great but oh boy it really is one of the most confusing films ever on first watch. It only gets better the second or third time
this is literally the most unforgettable movie intro ever
i cried a little when i saw this in the theatre as soon as the zoom scene happen and i saw what had happen to the earth
Like at 0:11 with the trumpets in the back and it just shows those two planets and the sun is just something I will never forget this opening is awesome
Same space is beautiful :)
1:09
That part where the music becomes more difficult to hear always gives me goosebumps for some reason. I hope I'm not alone.
What is thé name of thé music ?
@@miaoumiam338 it's Put on Your Sunday Clothes
“ and we come home until we kiss the girl,”
It was actually foreshadowing the end of the movie
Wall-E is turning 10 Years
Skyler TubeHD Wall-E has now turned 11 years
It's not like he's 700 or anything (●>●)
Brinley you’re right wall_3 is 700 years
hard to believe wall e is 11 years old now
such a great and underrated gem
try 12 lol
Disney/Pixar should definitely do more space themed animations. I dont give a fuck if it's A Space Odyssey for kids. I'm just dying for more SPAAAAACEEE!
Totally McMylastname
I want more post-apocalyptic wastelands
i mean auto was basically hal-
Are you space core?
May I introduce you to Star Wars, Made my company is owned by Disney/Pixar
By*
The first 26 seconds has to be one of the most beautiful movie intros in cinematic history.
0:30-1:15: I agree with the analysis in the description.
The fact that this song gradually fades out into a distant echo makes it even more memorable, much more so than if it had reached its natural conclusion or ended abruptly. I feel like it helps signifies humankind (and most o life's) gradual departure (or extinction) from Earth, and evokes a melancholic atmosphere to this sad scene of our planet.
0:30-1:15
0:41 notice how there's a few windwills built on the gigantic pile of trash.
That means that humans didn't even think about trying renewable energy sources until it was too late for them.
Well the trash could also have just piled up to them
At least they tried
Fun Fact: This movie was the very first movie that I ever got to watch at an actual movie theater. I remember seeing the teaser for this movie back in 2007, a year before the film's actual release. When I first saw WALL-E's design, I instantly fell in love with him. He had such a charming and unique personality, even if it were just through the trailers. I literally begged and pleaded with my dad to see the film next year in June of 2008, which was the month of the film's theatrical release. I had never gone to a cinema prior to WALL-E's release: before, I had just watched all of the movies we owned through our DVD releases. While watching the movies at home is a great experience, it did not have the same charm as actually going to a movie theater to see it on release. This was the movie that I wanted to see the absolute most that year, and by God I waited patiently for that movie to hit its June 2008 release window. And when the day of the film's release finally arrived, I kept begging and pleading for my dad to take me to my local movie theater. And as such, a few days after the film releases, we get in the car, and drive to a nearby city next to the small town I live in. We currently have two movie theaters that are close to us: Galaxy 10 and an AMC Classic theater which used to belong to Carmike Cinemas. But, there was a 3rd movie theater as well, in the same city that our Carmike theater was located in. It was right next to our local Hastings store (may Hastings rest in peace). A while later, that movie theater in particular was closed permanently and eventually was replaced with a Dollar Tree grocery store. While I can't remember the exact name of the theater, I remember that's the one we went to. Anyways, we pull up to the theater, get our tickets, and sit in the chairs in the theater, waiting for the previews to start. I kid you not, I could NOT stay seated as my body was full of excitement. This was the first movie I was ever going to see in an actual theater. In my eyes, this was going to be an absolute memorable moment in my life. And when the previews started, I got more excited. I literally was jumping around in the seat, and my dad had to literally get me to stop and stay still, seated in the chair. And then, the film finally started, and I just sat there, watching the film, not saying a word. I sat there and watched in awe as I listened to WALL-E's very limited type of vocabulary, and as he fell for Eve, who he refers to as Eva. I was getting emotionally attached to the characters in the theater. And when WALL-E was crushed, oh man, that shed some tears. That felt like a punch to the gut. And when we finally walked out of the theater, I said I loved the movie and couldn't wait for its DVD release. We eventually got the movie on DVD when it finally had its physical release on home media, and I have watched it God knows how many times at this point. Nevertheless, I will never forget this film for being the first film I ever got to see in a movie theater. I have seen a lot of films inside cinemas now, but before WALL-E, I never saw a single movie of any kind in the cinema. That was the turning point. This film truly had a cultural impact on my life, and it was a truly amazing experience to get to see it in theaters. A part of me wants Disney to do a theatrical re-release of WALL-E as an anniversary celebration so I can relive that experience all over again. =)
I knew I was in for something within the first minutes when I saw this movie. Then when I saw Wall-E on dead Earth I cried. The first part of this movie I cry every time. It was one of my favorite movie going experiences.
No offence but your overdramatic. There are things in this movie that are cry-worthy but this isn’t one of them.
That is one seriously tough roach. He gets run over at least twice in this movie and survives a point-blank laser blast.
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I hope the next fallout includes a wall-e Easter egg
I wish
It actually works so well
LMFAO
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This might be my favourite opening scene from any movie, ever. There aren't many films that manage to set up the tone, story and message so smoothly, so gorgeously and so expertly. It's managed to age perfectly in every way, too.
Fallout: The movie.
yes!! Fallout is life.
damn watching this at 2 am? xD
+DeeJay Doge Dude I freaking thought of the same thing!!!
+DeeJay Doge
I don't see wall-e clipping through walls with the film showing at 16fps
+DeeJay Doge beat me to it just five months age :P
but rely it has a lot of fallout elements especially now the new DLC is out.
I feel sorry 4 wall.e being left on earth for 7 centuries.
Stupid auto not letting the humans return to Earth and repair the damage the earth is now.
I hope this never happens in the real world. 🙁
+Noobster Pro or an astroroid or comet or a planetary coilsion
it will...very soon,i can even feel it
Jana Cookie What are you talking about?
Lol its 4 celcius outside and it's summer
Homo Erectus please,feel the irony.
Wall-E predicted the future, who agrees?
me
Unironically one of the best films ever made. Ever. Truly a masterpiece.
It’s one of my dads favourite movies and he never really likes animation
Put this into perspective. The film takes place in around 2800. Humans have been evacuated from the planet since 2105. That’s only 97 years after 2008 (the release of Wall-e) and 82 years from now!
My favorite Disney/Pixar movie. Actually, one of my favorite movies overall.
Responding to your description: I think the 50s/60s is chosen because of the smuggness and self righteousness of the time. Gaining TVs, plastic, microwaves, etc en large made people pretty optimistic about the future and pretty smug about where they were now. Fast forward and we see the negative effects of all this single use plastic and other inventions which werent earth friendly at all. Its an easy place to point to as the beginning of the rapid decline. Though I think its more accurate to look back at all the industrial revolutions and similar points in history, its admittedly an easy and modern symbol to point to that transition period where consumerism grew so rampantly as though resources were infinite.
I love how the music and the galaxy and stars go so perfectly together in the beginning, and it creates a very charming intro, and then it shows our deserted Earth filled with garbage and remains of what once was beaming with life and civilization, and yet the happy music still plays. What’s even more ironic is the music describing a world that is completely different than the world you’re being shown. It really shocked me the first time, and it’s quite unsettling if you think about it. This intro is so cool but it fills me with a deep sense of sadness. Like... this really could happen. The Earth can become such a barren wasteland, populated by robots that live on forever, endlessly sorting garbage left behind by humans who have been long gone. Overall, this movie really makes you think...
So....this is what's gonna happen in the future?
No, once the sun congress close to earth we burn.
harrison but this is in a spend of 1000 years
Uni-Tsun-Tsun Lastation Sister more
600 millions of years
Dr BlackCoffee no it won't
“You need to clean your room.”
“It’s not even that messy.”
My room:
This movie is the key reason why i love post-apocalyptic and space sci-fi themes ♥
0:28 Earth after Starlink fails :(
Luckily, that's not how it would look like, all the satellites would be broken apart and form a ring instead
@@raptorwhite6468which would impede the existence of any satellite up there
honestly im not sure if all the water dried up or if its just so poluted that it turned dark gray
i think poluted there is no way that all the water can just dry up and disappear
FLORIDAN MAPPER So polluted that it's not consumable.
kab hes yeah but that water HAS been there for like over 700 years and global warming would keep getting worse
The water looks to be there, though I doubt it’d be consumable in any way, shape or form.
The water kills you when you go near it.
Back when I was a kid, I looked at this opening scene as if it were beautiful. The mountains of garbage and rusted human technology were comical to me, and paired with the song, the whole thing just emitted this aura of joyfullness that a child is naive enough to pick up on. But now that I'm older, I realize just how ominous this opening scene truly is. Gorgeous, but terrifying nonetheless.
I can just imagine being at the Cinema in 2008 watching as how one of the best movie intros ever is being played right in front of you.. for the first time.
I love how cheery the music is while Earth is depicted as an absolute hell hole
I love how WALL-E is literally just about a trash compactor machine simping on a Extraterrestrial-Vegetation-Evaluator Scout Robot so much he saves humanity, yet it’s one of the best movies I’ve seen.
This is the Earth in the year 2805 and I really really hope it won't end up like that 😔 please don't leave Earth no matter what, this is the message for our future generations
This is actually pretty dark/depressing when you come back to it as an adult
I love WALL-E. After re watching it after many years, I can say its one of my favorite movies ever. But there is one thing that has stuck with me. I am not sure what to call it or if anyone out there cares as much as I do, but, the idea of a ruined city, vast open areas and a song playing in the distance. This idea was gifted to me by WALL-E and I haven't been able to find a lot similar to it since. What first sparked this vibe to me was the song "Aftermath" by Caravan Palace. But that part isn't a huge part of the song. I found it again with "In the Garden" by Red Vox and here am. If anyone out there knows about this depressing, lonely feeling and has a name for it, please tell me where to find more.
Same
liminal space?
I just love how there is minimal logos. It's just disney and Pixar logos, and also there's no humongous title after the intro. It's just a lot more satisfying to look at.
This could only be more brutally ironic if they went with _Mr. Blue Sky._
I'll never forget how hard this opening hit the first time I watched this movie. WALL-E is without a doubt one of the great cinema masterpieces.
God I love this intro, it will never get old.
Me too
It really won't get old
Literally the best opening in a movie ever, and I loved this movie
This song fits so well with a space theme it's insane
Love how the flyover of the city at the beginning is an homage to the opening scene in West Side Story. Brilliant.
0:25 bro I like this part so much idk why
Don't tell me there's garbage covering Antarctica!!
there is poor pangrens
global warming might have already killed them too. who knows. poor pangrens indeed
Nobody wanted to go to Antarctica because it's cold as fuck so it's used as a dumping ground.
@@SeantheDracunyan76 "pangrens" XD
Spencer Antarctica is probably gone in that film
Today marks 15 years since the release of the best Pixar movie, imo and it looks like it hasn't aged a day.
This video should be called "Time machine", because brings you back of more than 10 years, but also 700 years in the future. I love this movie!
This movie was not just for kids but for everyone.
We should protect our Earth.
I can't believe they made a Pixar movie about New York City
It took me going to see “Hello, Dolly” live to realize this was the intro song to Wall-e. What a classic!
My mom: Your bag is messy, This is why you have been losing things!
Me: My bag isn't "messy" 1:28
0:18 Just noticed that the space dust faintly resembles the Axiom.
Happy 15th Anniversary!
0:03 Wall-E (2008)
Got this movie for Christmas in 2008 at my grandparents house. Watched it later day and fell so in love with this movie.
Nuclear power plant is Three Mile Island, the city skyline was I though New York City, but it's actuality Virginia Beach or a futuristic Chesapeake Bay city. The shipyard in the movie is in Chesapeake Bay. The wind farms are in the rural hillsides of Pennsylvania and West Virginia and Maryland. So ultimately Wall-E takes place in the Mid-Atlantic US.
That’s an interesting theory. I always thought it was Charlotte or Atlanta but the shipyard seems to tie it together
They play this song at Disneyland main street
1:14 Siempre pensé que el ambiente sonoro de la tierra que se escucha en WALL•E es bastante oscuro, misterioso, y solitario. Se puede sentir el viento, y un especie de "grito" de fondo, lento y distorsionado, casi imperceptible, y con el estado en el que se ve la tierra, le queda bastante genial.
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Here you can feel this atmosphere of the earth to the fullest.
Real, Súper deprimente
One of the greatest animated movies of all time
We rarely get movies that includes pollution.
does anyone want a wall.e 2 cause I do! I love wall.e
be_kawaii _51 I heard after The Incredibles 2 (which comes out in 2019) Pixar is gonna just stick to original films for a while
I don't think that there could be a wall-e two.. Unless its a new kind of robot or something
be_kawaii _51 I would really appreciate an WALL-E 2, but I don't think that the plot could be that complex, they're rebuilding the earth, so isn't that interesting. just if something beyond the space came into earth or something.
They story ended delightfully. My favorite movie ever. But I don't think it needs a sequel. It would just drag on
Here's an idea: walle- and eve are sent to alert the other BNL ships that the Axiom has returned to Earth. Then they go off to bring them back and shut down the other autopilots.
This is literally the only one I can watch over and over just beautiful film
This is the only movie I watched 20+ times..
I love movie openings like this that provide such brilliant contrast between beauty and tragedy.
I’m glad this movie was a part of my childhood. It’s a unique movie with a great story and soundtrack.
i don't think any animated movie will ever come close to this masterpiece
Poor Earth seeing it destroyed makes me feel uncomfortable 0:20
randomly just started humming this song and all of my memories flooded back- I loved and still love this movie. forever will be my favorite
Wall-e just hits different