AKA Aggressively Cute Robots: The Movie
Discuss.
>tfw you're probably the only one on /co/ who actually likes this movie
It's pretty far up there on my list of favorites. I kinda wish they'd cut out everything with John and Mary, though. It felt forced.
>>77551367
>like 3 scenes that last less than 15 seconds each
>forced
Besides, it ain't like the movie is subtle about its themes, so why does THAT bother you?
>that entire define dancing scene
>>77550846
this movie has its moments
those moments make this my favorite
>>77550846
What the fuck? People love WALL-E. You're thinking of Cars, anon.
>>77551460
"Forced" doesn't mean too long, it means it didn't fit. The "accidental hand graze=love" trope, and the cringey "get ready to have some kids" line didn't add anything to the movie for me. It doesn't help that the latter happened during the climax and screwed with the mood with Wall-E at the podium.
>>77551722
I wouldn't doubt the extent of /co/'s contrarian tendencies
>>77551763
I think the stuff with those two was to show that the common citizens of the ship could/wanted to change.
WALL-E and the the Iron Giant are true heroes
>>77551812
Eh, I guess. I think just the captain's scenes were enough, though, even if they weren't representative of the common citizens. It's not like the guy gave off an air of superiority or detachment.
>>77551882
Didn't someone make a little comic strip about Iron Giant poking fun at the Man of Steel neck snap meme?
Anyone ever play Metal Arms: Glitch in the System? The first half or so of the movie felt so similar to that, I half-expected Wall-E and EVE to be attacked by Mils and zombiebots.
>Sequel never
>Wall-E Forum is gone
>Nobody remembers this movie
>>77552001
Wall-E got rid of any need for a sequel in the credits, which I don't think I've ever seen another movie do. Also, after Cars 2 and MU I'm scared of Pixar sequels.
>>77551512
>>77552001
Does the movie really need a sequel though? The story is done. Any continuation is pointless aside from some random hi-jinks, and in that case you may as well make an animated series.
>>77550846
I thought /co/ was generally favorable to Wall-E?
>>77552072
>>77552128
I remember there was a comic. It didn't feature EVE though so it was terrible.
>>77552157
I find it's safer to assume 4chan hates everything.
>>77552164
EVE is the best character in my opinion.
i really liked this movie. i don't know why, but i really liked the scene where they get thrown in the garbage place.
>>77552252
Indeed. Her only flaw is that she loves Wall-E.
Oh well. Maybe she can introduce you to her sisters.
>>77550846
What is there to like about a movie that makes other animated movies disappointing
Why is Wall-E's OST so fucking gr8?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUGmWHU4dCQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKb6rzP7HPE
>>77552316
>>77552252
Reminder that this is Eve's great great grandmother.
tfw it still looks good
>>77552316
Actually, now that you mention it, there were clearly at least 3 other EVE probes in service.
I wouldn't mind a short or something about the other weird planets they surely must've been sent to. They likely need those absurdly powerful guns for something.
>>77551512
>every time Eve says Wall-e's name
I chuckled heartily, felt warm and fuzzy inside, giggled like a schoolkid, and then felt sad as fuck when she pulled him out of the Holodetector and when she tried to revive him.
God damn what a movie.
>>77550846
No, dude. You're not the only one who likes Wall-E, I fucking love it. Me and my girlfriend were in tears for entirety of the last act. The dancing in space is probably my favorite scene out of any Pixar movie
>>77552506
That voice is what really sells it.
>>77552477
I need more of this
>>77552316
I like how every robot is clearly presented as possessing human-levels of sentience and personality and individuality to them, but they only give a fuck about anything other than their Directive only when meeting Walle.
And the exact same thing applies to the humans: they're only given awareness of anything other than their hover chairs, when they meet Walle.
>>77552506
>>77552535
>that scene when they're back on earth and wall-e loses his memory
>"wall-e, WALL-E"
god damn it i don't need this feel today
>>77552477
>Wall-E built for combat
No. He'd be a steamroller or car crusher on wheels if anything
>New r34
I don't even care that it's shit, I've been waiting fucking 3 years
>>77552718
>she sees the video of Wall-e protecting her from the elements
>"Wall-e..."
>>77552645
I like how the movie avoids any of that "DA MACHINES WILL RISE" bullshit. All the robots are just doing their jobs. Even AUTO, though shortsighted and refusing to listen to reason, is just following his directive.
>>77552072
>Wall-E got rid of any need for a sequel in the credits
Thank goodness for that credits sequence, too. After the hour and a half of cute robots doing cute things, if there was no confirmation of the robots helping the humans rebuild, this movie would be depressing as fuck.
>>77552791
>that scream when Auto shocks him
>Eve rummaging through the garbage trying to find something to help Wall-e
>and then rummaging around his home
my heart can't take it
7/10 movie.
deserves 9 but dragged down by the blob hyoomans. man they were ugly.
>>77552881
>Walle hands her the plant
>"Dir-ect... ive..."
>she looks him, then at the plant, then back at him
>she shakes her head and tosses the plant
>holds up her hand
>"Directive." with a smile
If that wasn't the most adorable and touching confession of love, then I don't fucking know anymore.
>>77552864
>all the symbolism of humans and robots leaving the holo-tracks breaking their structured routine
>robots realizing they have limbs that can do things other than what it was designed for, such as waving
>"I didn't know we had a pool!"
I think my favorite thing about this movie is that it proves that characterization is not dependent on dialogue. The two leads say about two-three words total, and yet they have very clear personalities and character arcs.
>>77552426
Because it contributes to the fantastic atmosphere.
The film really has a strong sense of setting.
>>77552944
God i need to watch this movie again, it's too fucking good
also, one thing i really liked about the design of the robots, is that they didn't go for the whole android look. like, the only thing human about them was their movements, eyes, and emotions. that's what i like to see in muh robits
>>77551991
I played it, Anon. You aren't alone.
>>77553292
Wall-E's color scheme and the part where he races to hitch a ride on the spaceship doesn't help.
>tfw no Metal Arms sequel
Why.
>>77552506
Shit man, are you literally me. I don't know why Wall-E and Eve made me so giddy. They're just so cute, I can't take it.
>>77553374
>no iron star flashback mission
>no Exavolts Revenge
>no sentient General Corrosive
>no realization of the ancient bots underground
>no more Shady and Mr Pockets
How do they have robo-sex tho?
Say what you want but this movie had it's little moments.
also
>when wall-e though they were torturing eve but she was getting a checkup
>>77553375
I'm watching it right now.
"Naaaaaame?"
"W-Wall-e."
>[sexy tone] "Wall-e..."
>[I want to bone this robot so much] noise
It's so adorable.
>the Wall-A's are huge, intimidating behemoths
>turns out they're not mean at all
>they wave goodbye as the heroes leave the garbage dump
>mfw
>>77553531
I just want to know what the hell is up with Glitch and his weird symbol. Also, a hypothetical sequel needs more vehicle sections. The R.A.T is the best goddamned thing.
>>77553779
>>the Wall-A's are huge, intimidating behemoths
In a giant ship that recycles everything in order to remain completely self-sustaining, the Wall-As shouldn't exist.Which begs the question, what did they do with the dead?
I found the movie disturbing at how accurately they portray the fat idiots consumed with their not iPads.
>>77553779
More like online multiplayer. I just figured his mark was that he was made to be an agent for those underground ancient bots to go above and learn through him so they can take back the planet. It's where I expected the second half of the second game to go.
>>77550846
WE'RE GOING DOWN
>>77552645
Even AUTO. Dude smashes that button.
WALL-E taught a lot of robots a lot of things. AUTO he taught hatred.
>>77554061
TO THE GROUND
>>77554061
>>77554120
THERE'S NO BETTER PLACE TO GO
>>77554127
WE GOT SNOW UP ON THE MOUNTAINS
>>77554138
WE'VE GOT RIVERS DOWN BELOW
>>77554119
Wouldn't it be cool if there was a sequel where Wall-e switches AUTO back on in the future to show him the world has been saved, proving Directive A11-3 to be false.
Maybe AUTO could go full nuclear and try to destroy everything, or lose his Directive and go into robot depression and Wall-e tries to help him out of the funk and find a meaning.
Shit could be cute.
>>77554170
WE'RE GOING DOWN TO THE GROUND
>>77554170
WE'RE COMING DOWN
>>77553957
>Which begs the question, what did they do with the dead?
Probably exactly what you think they do. Fertilizer, Lunch in a Cup....
>>77553991
>More like online multiplayer.
Metal Arms and Custom Robo are games that need more games with good online multiplayer.
For me this movie served as proof to /co/'s absolute rock bottom standards when it comes to what they find attractive.
After all the Eve threads, I'm not even surprised by the shit art that gets any of you off anymore.
>>77554181
oh my God i want this so bad even if it's just like, a short or something
>>77554200
>>77554202
TO HEAR THE BIRDS SING IN THE TREES
>>77554214
FOOD IN A CUP IS PEOPLE
>>77554242
i'll have you know my taste is excellent
speaking ofwould anybody here fug auto?
>>77554274I'd let auto taze me so I couldn't resist him poking my butt, I'd be screaming for help from the Captain but he'd be helpess due to being super fat.Secretly, however, I'd be enjoying the shit out of it.
>>77554242
>posts a smug anime girl
>complains about standards
FUCKING LMAO
>>77554306i was thinking the exact same thing with the tazing. excellent taste, anon>tfw machines inflicting pain on humans is surprisingly hard to find
There's little to talk about which is always a good sign. It's a great sci-fi movie with a great message and great characters. Wall-e is adorable.
AND THAT IS ALL
THAT LOVE'S ABOUT
It's my favorite movie
>>77554457
AND WE'LL RECALL
>>77554472
WHEN TIME RUNS OUT
>>77554457
PUT ON YOUR SUNDAY CLOTHES WE'RE GONNA RIDE THROUGH TOWN
>>77554497
THAT THIS MOMENT IS
I remember getting really emotional during the ending credits and seeing humans coming back to earth and fixing their mistakes
>>77554535
It's the music that helps. It's such a happy tune. It's not saying YOU GUYS DESERVED YOUR SHIT SHIP AND LIFE OF FAT SLOBBERY YOU FUCKING CONSUMERS
It's a song that's sung and recorded like it's a big hug from a family member you've not seen in a while, but have fond memories of.
![WALL-E.2008.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG.mp4_snapshot_00.00.00_[2015.11.18_23.03.26].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/C1n45V3.jpg "WALL-E.2008.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG.mp4_snapshot_00.00.00_[2015.11.18_23.03.26].jpg")
OUT THERE
>>77554687
THERE'S A WORLD OUTSIDE OF YONKERS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZodeMYYWfvs
The magician short was good too, but not relevant.
>>77552128
>>77552164
Comics was 8 issues forming two trades. One was generic adventures, the other one was about an astronaut who comes back to Earth from a mission only to find its abandoned and full of trash, so Wall-E helps him fix his ship so he can find the BnL starliner his family is on.
>>77554807
>other BnL starliners
Shit yeah, presumably their EVE units found plants eventually, right?
>there are millions of EVE units RIGHT NOW that don't have their own Wall-E
;_;
>>77554807
>the other one was about an astronaut who comes back to Earth from a mission only to find its abandoned and full of trash, so Wall-E helps him fix his ship so he can find the BnL starliner his family is on.
that's really cute
>>77554943
Who the fuck needs a man when you've got an arm cannon?
>>77554952
Cute AND futile!
>tfw humanity will decline and the world will end but some aspect of human ingenuity will always remain
This movie is so uplifting.
So isn't it a bit weird that Wall-E is the ONLY remaining robot?
Remember how he casually looted the corpses of his brethren?
>>77555025
He is a collector. Plus, daddy needs his replacement parts from somewhere
>>77554970
EVE, clearly.
>>77555025
I like to think Wall-E was probably distracted by something interesting instead of doing his job, which saved his life during the harsh sandstorms.
It certainly fits his character, and how the other robots respond to him and act after meeting him.
>>77554807
>>77554943
>the hypothetical sequel deals with reaching out to the other starliners
>each one has taken a different path than the Axiom (one ship split into tribes, another taken over by a warlord-esque captain, etc)
Not sure if want.
>>77554970
Seriously, what the hell do the EVE probes need those guns for? Each one is like a robot Samus exploring dangerous alien planets.
>>77555025
It's okay, robots aren't really people.
>>77555144
I always figured that some humans stayed behind, you know. Not everyone could afford the trip. Some people living in the mountains of bumfuck xian never got the message.
Just in case earth never got rekt and they needed to take it back, the EVE units could double as a military force. Two paychecks etc.
>>77550846
>tfw you're probably the only one on /co/ who actually likes this movie
The fuck you talking about? When this movie was new, and thus had stuff to talk about, we had thread ALL the damn time. /co/ LOVES this movie!
Too bad Andrew Stanton got blacklisted, maybe he could've done more movies.
I love cute things
>>77555225
>Too bad Andrew Stanton got blacklisted
Except Finding Dory is happening, you fucking retard.
It had awesome reviews at least, can't believe it didn't win the Annie awards.
>>77550846
OP, I love Wall-E.
It's my favorite Pixar movie.
You are not alone.
Looky what a drawfriend did
>>77554497
THAT IT OOOONLYYYYYY
>>77555348
He looks like a Toa
>>77550846
How the fuck is the cockroach holding on?
>>77556024
Thank you for the laugh
15 YEARS
15 FUCKING YEARS TO FIND OUT WHO THE FUCK THAT BROWNCLOAK WAS
SPOILER: IT WAS FUCKING ANSEM YOU RETARD
Anyway this game was way better than expected, they' refined the gameplay to perfection andfrustration
>>77556246
What are you on about?
>people like this movie
Good. For a minute there, I thought /co/ literally hated everything.
My favorite Pixar movie.
>inb4 shit taste
>>77550846
Just recently watched it actually.
One of my favorite Pixar films right next to Ratatouille and Up.
>>77550846
This movie gave me feels. Mostly because it was an environmental message, but that either just flies over peoples heads or if they are aware of it they just don't care. EVE was cute as fuck.
How I would have made it better.
>No dialogue for the entire movie
>Just have Wall-E look at some preserved newspaper headlines with shit like "catastrophe" "mass exodus from earth"
>When they go the ship no people whatsoever, populated entirely by robots
>Eventually revealed that humans found another planet to colonize, now living their happily
>Ending is Wall-E and EVE landing the ship and bringing all the robots to Earth where they can now live.
All without a single word spoken.
>>77551991
That game is my shit. I still play it. God I wish Swinging Ape Studio was still around
>>77554256
AND THE LAND
>>77559246
>not just a ship full of skeletons on year 700 of their five year cruise
>>77553776
*holds up spork*
I was obsessed with this movie when it came out. I watched it over 50 times when the DVD came out (even kept a counter for a while). Participated in that silly Wall-E forum (rip), read every fic available on fanfiction.net (most were meh, a couple in particular were GOAT), even made a shitty drawing.
Haven't actually watched it in years. Probably should view it again some time to see how it's held up. I remember the DVD had some deleted scenes that really expanded the lore of the movie. It seems like at one point Stanton was working with a draft that explained all the dark shit that went down on Earth when the space liners left. Basically, the BnL cruisers were advertised as exotic vacations for the rich, only once they left Earth they were never actually meant to come back (too polluted; this much still shows up in the movie ). The liners were limited though, so those who couldn't fit in to the ships, or afford to do so, were stranded on Earth. One of the deleted scenes shows the last distress call of the President, abruptly cut off as hordes of angry people broke into the room. Imagine the twisted Mad Max apocalypse social structure that took hold on Earth, at least before atmospheric poisoning wiped everybody out. The movie tries to hide this by showing the last message of the President with him wearing a breathing mask and getting ready to board a space liner. Still, considering how many people are on Earth in this future, I find it unlikely everybody managed to get on a liner and escape the planet safely. Even if you accept that because of Disney-logic, they're all still floating in space who knows where.
Wall-E is pretty fucking dark. I mean it's a kids movie, but damn.
>>77552316
>Indeed. Her only flaw is that she loves Wall-E.
I'll kill you.
>>77555248
It's too bad they fucked up so hard with the third game. I'm not sure where they got the idea that their audience was mainly autistic spergmeisters who loved the fucking number game over anything else, because the audience sure as fuck didn't bite when they removed all of the heart and personality and replaced it with endless tedious grinding.
>>77556024
It's a cockroach man, they're some of the hardiest motherfuckers on the planet.
Also insects that large tend to have quite the grip strength, and since they're in space there's likely no attrition either. I'd be more worried about the sprout if that were the case.
>>77567785
Are you mad? Patapon 3 was the best. Best characters, best story, best music quality and the gameplay is borderline hardcore if you keep from grinding. I miss the giant monsters but that's it.
I just realized Naughtyfins looks just like EVE.
>See thread
>Oh yeah
>Look to my right
>Two small figurines of wall-e and eve on my shelf
I'm going to need a post-it note to remember this movie existed
So like, realistically, the loss of bone mass due to micro-gravity has screwed with the Axiom humans overall structural integrity yes? The fat they can just work off, but their actual skeletal structure has been weakened.
Dos this mean they will compensate through cybernetics? I would. Hell, there's almost no way the folks on one of the other starliners hasn't gone full on Cybermen by now.
>>77552928
Just like your fat ass anon
>>77570450
>Hell, there's almost no way the folks on one of the other starliners hasn't gone full on Cybermen by now.
There's the sequel.
>>77570931
Honestly, I'd be okay with that, because like AUTO, the cyber-humans attempting forced conversion wouldn't be entirely wrong(let's assume the death of personality thing doesn't happen). The humans have become physically mutated for the worse, and Earth itself still won't be entirely habitable.
In those 700 years, who knows what happened. There could be several melted down nuclear plants, the local wildlife has likely mutated to survive(or there's a lack of critters to eat at all), the plants have obviously changed to thrive in the devastated land, and one can only imagine the various toxins and shit still choking the air. For all we know, there might not even be enough habitable area for all the humans to come back.
The credits showed that the humans aren't completely fucked, but still.
>>77551512
The best scene out of any Pixar movie
>>77550846
Many of /co/, from the threads I've seen, actually consider this Pixar's best movie. Myself included.
Which is great to see some actual good taste.
It's a movie that hits you right in the feels
wall-e Wall-E WALL-E
>>77552477
He looks like R.O.B.
Bump for cute robots.
spoiler bump
>>77555144
I guess Asimov's laws go out the window when your sentient robot probably costs more than a nuclear power station.
I do like how often she uses it on earth though. It's clear that whatever programming she was given, "plasma cannon the shit out of anything that even looks like it could damage you" was a pretty high priority.
>>77579498
>I guess Asimov's laws go out the window when your sentient robot probably costs more than a nuclear power station.
No, they stay right where they are. There's nothing inherently harmful to humans about the presence of a weapon. It is used in accordance with the laws.
Probably one of my favorite movies. It doesn't get enough love.
>>77579498
>I do like how often she uses it on earth though. It's clear that whatever programming she was given, "plasma cannon the shit out of anything that even looks like it could damage you" was a pretty high priority.
The EVE probes are presumably sent to other potentially habitable planets, which may very well be home to hostile lifeforms.
Again, kinda Metroid-y that way in that planetary exploration is best done by no-nonsense career women wielding hideously overpowered weaponry.
spoiler bump
I love this movie a lot, but I feel like the first half is better than the second half.
All the scenes of WALL-E and EVE on Earth are absolutely brilliant. They could have made the whole movie just about that and I would have watched the fuck out of it.
The scenes on the Axiom are a mixed bag. The Captain kind of takes the movie away from WALL-E and EVE for a good chunk of screentime. He was awesome, but I want to watch more of the two leads.
But the scenes with just WALL-E and EVE (or the other robots, M-O being one of the best characters) are as great as the ones with them on Earth.
Didn't really care about John and Mary.
>>77583241
>I feel like the first half is better than the second half.
That's because it is. The atmosphere and lack of dialogue, along with just WALL-E and EVE being the cutest ever made it feel like a film version of one of the better Pixar shorts. The Axiom stuff is fine, but the movie would be better if everyone continued to not speak.
>>77550846
>>77552252
Thats the problem with newfags, they never lurk enough to know how a board actually is.
>>77550846
>Newfags talk shit:The thread
Talk shit, get hit.
>>77550846
>>77551797
>>77554242
>>77557936
>>77580027
Fucking newfags.
>>77554457
This actually forced me to download and watch that movie.
>>77583241
Ehh, I kinda agree with you buy we still got a lot of EVE and WALL E, like when they were flying in space.
