WALL·E (2008) and BURN·E (2008) - scene comparisons

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WALL·E (2008) is a critically acclaimed animated film that follows the journey of a lone waste-collecting robot on an abandoned Earth, while BURN·E (2008) is a short film released alongside it, focusing on a supporting character—BURN·E, a repair robot, and his own misadventures. This video compares scenes from WALL·E with the events in BURN·E, exploring how both films depict the same setting and events from different perspectives. The comparison showcases how BURN·E adds depth to the world of WALL·E, with humorous and heartwarming moments, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the story from the perspective of a secondary character.

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Burn-E is a short that came out on the Wall-E DVD.

dimitreze

For all those asking why BURN E has E at the end of his name even though he is in space, the reason why that is because his name stands for "Basic Utility Repair Nano Engineer"

wijdaangohar

the entire movie he just tried to change a lamp

guhh

BURN-E doesn’t give a damn that they just landed on a new planet they’ve never seen before. He’s been through so much shit tryna fix that light that it’s all he cares about 😂

artloverivy

I love how WALL-E’s good ending and BURN-E’s bad one happen at the same time.

Awesomest

*_"There There."_*
_Bruh that's Wholesome even for robots._

ClownFromTheYear

I absolutely love the implication that wall-e caused all of burn-e’s suffering. And how every major plot point seems to take place on the same side of the ship he’s on. Comedic genius

hannyb.

1:49
Wall-E: Eve worries about wall-e possibly being dead

Burn-E: *MY F[plant]ING HARD WORK*

cyanity

Burn-E is once again asking for your financial support

matthewmurdock

4:06 In wall-e it looks like the axiom is traveling in regular lightspeed
But in Burn-e it looks like the axiom is traveling in ludicrous speed

louishackney

The fact that this was in the cinemas almost 12 years boggles my mind. I still remember watching it then.

leoalper

Can we acknowledge for a moment that Pixar actually REANIMATED every bit that they had to for BURN.E? The scenes are actually detailed differently, having changes to the movie, like the background for where BURN.E has to fix the light. The lights in there are changed entirely by the door frame.

raymanfreak

2:18 I like how there's different different designs of the ship and the airlock door when Eve and Wall-E return. It fascinating they've put the effort into remaking the scene to make it look better.

zebastakian

Since BURN-E has a considerably shorter runtime but runs contiguously with the movie, that means he would have had to spend a ludicrously long time welding the light into place and/or travelling through the Axiom for another lamp. If I was him, I'd go crazy too

bishubi