Eve fixing wall-e wall-e:2008

Sorry this is the last post I’m doing of Wall-e It’s my favorite movie of all time sorry for all the Wall-e posts

[corjonbett]

The Captain removing his hat, big show of respect for the little waste cuber who saved humanity

[JCKN.]

0:33 The fact that the captain lowered his hat really shows how hard this moment hits. WALL·E inspired everyone, and he was paying his respects to him.

[myaltaccount]

she coulda just carried Wall-e outside instead of blasting a hole in his ceiling, but Im not gonna sit here and act like people think twice when under stress

That ceiling was in between her husband and the life giving sun so it needed to die.

[RhysClark]

nothing shows desperation and love more than Eve blowing a hole in the roof because spending the extra second to carry him back outside is just too long.

[gagesmiles]

It’s sooo sweet how concerned she is for wall-e

[djmutt]

"a robot simps so hard that he saves humanity"

[KyleGD]

dude's got outdated mechanics but had the best memory card. man's a walking 1980 monitor with the best memory card in history.

[nathanieltose]

Props to the captain to take his hat off, a sign of respect

[thatgazelle]

Everyone says that the Cleaner scene from Toy Story 2 is the most satisfying scene in animated movies if not pixar at least but this scene with EVE putting Wall-E together I find even more satisfying. It's just the sounds, snappy action and music that does something to my head

[lunaranger]

Somewhere in another universe
“STOP BLOWING HOLES IN MY SHIP!!”
-Captain Jack Sparrow

[jakubchmielecki]

I never thought about it, but if you look at 0:51, EVE not only repairs Wall-E, but she situates his treads in, as she assumes, more efficient way than Wall-E had before. It's like a symbolism of EVE sort of upgrading him in a process, genius little detail.

[NintendoGirl]

0:33 I love how the Captain is showing his respect to Wall-E as he lowers his hat.

[yamato]

I’m honestly surprised those docking ports still worked after 7 centuries

[raeniakimo]

When you think about it Wall-e’s cricket was one of the most caring characters on this movie. As in it tried to stick with wall-e no matter what danger was coming

[kutsuroi]

I find this rather wholesome how a robot simps for a waifu, he not only cares for her while she’s in a coma, he follows her to space, and saves humanity only to nearly die. All of this for the sake of to win the heart of this waifu. Thankfully this waifu realizes the simp’s kindness and returns his love. She tries to repair him in the garbage airlock scene with him badly damaged and nearly dying. But he chose to help her fulfill his directive. Then when he became destroyed, she repaired him.
Basically the robot initially simped for a beautiful waifu all because he wanted someone to give him companionship. Then it evolved into true love with this waifu returning his love and him helping her with her directive.

[MJhero]

The best Pixer film of all time, the 2000s films always be in our hearts ❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😭

[MilosVerse]

Is it me or do i just find this scene so satisfying W to the creators for making great sound effects

[FedralBI]

Watching Eve repair Wall-E, all I could think of is the Star Trek TNG when Data is trying to save his daughter LAL. The Admiral tells the crew "His hand were moving faster than I could see."

[loganthevillager]

I love how Eve just shoots a giant hole in WALL·E’s house just for sunlight and couldn’t just take him outside.😂

[jessmosley]

Eve is really fast when it comes to fixing wall e.