WALL-E Clips - Final FUNtier (2008) Disney Pixar

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WALL-E is the animation movie by Andrew Stanton.

PLOT: WALL-E, short for Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-class, is the last robot left on Earth. He spends his days tidying up the planet, one piece of garbage at a time. But during 700 years, WALL-E has developed a personality, and he's more than a little lonely. Then he spots EVE (Elissa Knight), a sleek and shapely probe sent back to Earth on a scanning mission. Smitten WALL-E embarks on his greatest adventure yet when he follows EVE across the galaxy.

RELEASE DATE: 27 June 2008 (USA)
GENRE: Animation, Adventure, Family
WRITERS: Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter
CAST: Ben Burtt, Elissa Knight, Jeff Garlin

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[vibes]

When you think about the fact that Wall-E was on a post-apocalyptic Earth for 700 plus years going through the same routine every single day with no company other than a desolate cockroach, it's enough to make anyone go insane.

[gavincowser]

1:37 Brings even more perspective to the scene. Those machines were mobile incinerators that were meant to dissect the trash towers and burn them. They required humans to operate which means that people stayed behind while everyone else was in space. Can’t imagine what they went through while watching the “Failproof” Operation Cleanup slowly fall apart over those next five years

[justinkwong]

0:18 I love how the first scenes of the movie are structured: when we get our first look at Earth with all those aerial shots of the wastelands, the cheerful music from Hello Dolly is playing, so it makes us the audience go "Oh, it's Earth!"

But when the movie title rolls out and WALL-E is traveling home, the somber, depressing soundtrack plays instead and we get a much closer look of just how this city has been ruined. It makes us go Earth :( "

[excitablepack]

The first half of the movie is beautiful cause of it’s minimal use of dialogue and let’s the scenery do the talking for itself.

[SeyhawksNow]

0:32 These 3 shots scare the crap out of me because of the message they send. The store Wall-E walks in front of looks like your average Walmart until it pans and shows that you can't even see the other side of it.
The gas station has enough pumps at one place to make a Texas oil baron weep with joy.
The streets are literally paved with money in front of the bank.
And the billboards are MASSIVE. BUY. EAT. SHOP. SPEND. KEEP THE MACHINE GOING.
The machine called Buy N Large that doesn't even hide from showing how much it destroyed this planet. Our own.

[danduong]

1:19 this scene gives me uneasy vibes, it was probably one of the trash tower collapsed because it was over-stacked which destroyed many other Wall-Es

[dominykasrudokas]

This movie is totally grim but realistic view into our future

[shaha]

Great clip. It was actually the perfect way to show the world without too much story. Exactly what I wanted to see from an iconic film.

[orcastrike]

Fuck this scene always makes me feel so much like dread. The way WALL-E goes about his work in such a nonchalant manner, oblivious to the context of it. And how that’s contrasted by the ruins of human society. The tone is quickly established. We’re not meant to be sharing WALL-E’s generally positive emotions right now. We’re meant to gaze upon the fact that humanity failed. We couldn’t stop ourselves from destroying our own home. This movie is incredible.

[Squiddlewheel]

I’m only just now realizing that Mary and John are the only characters wearing red because they’re getting redpilled (becoming aware of the situation they’re in) while everyone else is wearing blue because they’re bluepilled (unaware of the situation). Near the end of the movie, all of the passengers have their clothes changed to red as they’re also realizing how dire the situation is. I wonder if that was intentional.

[laucharepiolaa]

Since it has that 50s apocaliptic atmosphere, imagine going back to the 50s and showing this movie to people.
Besides the fact that they wouldn't believe that this can be an animated movie, as animation for them was mostly cartoons, what would they think about the message?

[razvandobos]

I want a movie that takes place before WALL-E that shows how Earth got covered in all this garbage and how Buy N Large formed and it will also show the construction of the Axiom and other starliners and the evacuation of Earth. But it will mainly focus on an older man who refuses to leave Earth.

[Emily-uucl]

"chart a course for -- *glitch* - non-stop entertainment" ...does anyone else think that one of the leaders purposely took out the clip that said where they were going? By luring them in with all of the distractions, they forget that they aren't actually going anywhere, and that they are just escaping where they were coming from... all because they couldn't keep themselves together...

[c.w.simpsonproductions]

The opening scene is one of the best demonstrations of “Show, don’t tell” that I’ve ever seen.

[Bloody_FOXY]

Wall-E is one of my favorite Pixar movies! It has an INCREDIBLE story, great personality, and romance! I also really love the music "72 Degrees and Sunny!"

[OptimusPrime]

2:18

Pixar got industrial light and magic to help with the live action segments which is actually wonderful

[honkhonk]

Man the wild part about this movie is how differnet the writers really thought chronically online people would act.
Look at 6:00
The women was talking about HOLIDAYS and talked about family and friends.
Not only that, she was on about actual real life shit that people on twitter parade around as an accomplishment.
Apparently to the writers, a chronically online hambeast that doesnt even comprehend their surroundings would still care about family.
That would be unheard of in todays world.

Its really wild how these writers couldnt comprehend how wierd people really got after only 2 years of isolation.
Imagine fucking 700 LOL

[cakosh]

I used to watch this movie all the time when i was like 2 or 3 and I didn’t understand the concept of movie but now i do and it’s terrifying

(Edit) Also when I was young i didn't notice how terrifying the music is...

[primus]

As dystopian as it is
The automation did a decent job making humanity survive that long
Without any major malfunctioning on the ship though they kinda forgot to promote exercise, but then if you think about it making them stuck like that distracted for a long long time for earth to finally become inhabitable again cause anarchy was very likely if they didn't become couch potatoes

[hayleyyeager]

Said how all the humans did nothing for their whole lives almost unaware of their surroundings (considering Mary didn’t know there was a pool). But at the end they can actually start living their lives on earth and relearn what humans use to do on earth