OOoooooh I totally don't think that WALL-E's Personality is due to a Malfunction. I suspect that WALL-E'S personality is due to a designed Ghost in the Machine type algorithm in his software. WALL-E has those Media Function Keys on his body that let him record new information and add it to his cache of knowledge. I assume the original designers put this feature in so the units could be programmed with specific directives out in the field by B&L employees. However, I think the units were also designed to record all new unique information they deemed "useful" to their main directive. We see WALL-E do this when he records the stars and hand holding and all of that. My theory is that WALL-E is fairly similar to all of the other WALL-E units, but after adding more and more extraneous data over the course of centuries, his personality evolved from simple objective commands to a full on Positronic level consciousness. I think after decades of virtually doing the identical trash collecting movements, and the other unit's began to fail and deactivate WALL-E's program began to collect random bits of information on the items to better increase efficiency. He began collecting data on the different sizes and shapes of items, the weights and densities, how easy/hard they would to be compacted; and that eventually ended up creating subroutines that wondered about the purpose of the items. More items led to more curiosities, more curiosities lead to more need for WALL-E to record new information to add to his directive cache, and after a long ass time, you got a sentient little dude all built off of trial and error data collecting. So yeah, I do not believe that WALL-E's consciousness came from a malfunction that happened one day, I believe it is an unexpected feature of a device that has been left running LONG past it's intended longevity. It's one of the cooler things about the movie I think.

"Everywhere Wall-E goes, he changes the world." That line stuck out to me. Wall-E is one of the most likeable characters I've ever seen.

“Everything great about wall-e” *Uploads entire movie*

"Wall-E is an amazing movie, becau-" me : *YES, AGREE*

So just now realized the shelf where wall-E sleeps and keeps his stuff is actually where he and the other Wall-Es stored themselves. So Wall-E filled them with stuff since he is now alone and is the only one who shuts down in the shelves. Kinda depressing

"I don't want to survive, I want to live!" is one of those lines that you don't understand when you're younger and instantly get when rewatching the movie years later. It's also just a very good line.

EVE blew a hole in Wall•E’s roof because she couldn’t wait the two seconds to fly him out, it’s really romantic actually

2:42 funny thing, when Wall-E was in the Axiom's junkyard, the two giant versions of him were called “Wall-A”. I would assume the A stands for “Axiom Class” instead of E for “Earth Class”

It’s so funny but also kind of unsettling that this movie ended up being made under the corporation that is arguably the closest to becoming our own B&L.

When you're not even looking at the win counter because you're just appreciating WALL-E doing his stuff

This movie is the perfect example of "Show don't Tell" you don't need someone to tell you the status of Earth, you don't need dialogue to understand the relationship between Eva and Wall E, everything is shown throw visuals and body languague, and that already makes Wall E a masterpiece

It's honestly so adorable how WALL-E taught that one robot how to wave and it can't stop doing it now

I'd argue that Eve's sad dismal humming of Hello Dolly right before she "kisses" Wall-E is a one HELL of a missed win!

Another one that should've been a win: Those little mice robots that wake up EVE are named "REM-E"s, based on Remy from Ratatouille

Wall-E is honestly one of the best films that Pixar has made.

I literally cant watch WALL-E without tearing up. Ive seen this movie so many times. cannot stop tearing up to it.

WALL-E is one of those movies that honestly gets better as you get older because then you can truly appreciate the things you missed when you watched it earlier, especially the visual storytelling. Not only do I think this is one of the greatest animated movies (my personal favorite animated movie), I think this is one of the greatest movies period!

CinemaWins: "Everthing GREAT About Wall-E" KZfaq: *Copyright strike for putting the whole movie*

- "Everything Great About" Huh, nice, CinemaWins uploaded. - "WALL-E!" OH MY GOD YES, 'bout time- -"(Part 1)" *_OH HELL YES._*

15:27 can we just notice how that one scene humanized two non-human characters so well?

If you think about it, If you have played or seen Detroit become human, Basically Wall-E and Eva are deviants, They both share emotions without having to have actual human faces

This movie is a masterpiece, and that's a fact

Fun little detail I noticed in my most recent watch through: When we first see the captain's room and get to see the portraits of each captain, Auto gets closer and larger in every more recent portrait. It's kinda like showing how Auto has just been taking more and more control over the entire ship, including the captain.

3:52 I love the detail when wall-e was tired because the battery run out

I know this is kind of late, but the emotion the moment EVE sees the shuttle pod blow up (10:42) when she says no, is absolutely heartbreaking

I absolutely love the scene where Wall-e demonstrates what his directive is in front of Eve. He has made thousands of perfectly squared trash boxes but when he tries to compact trash for Eve he rushes it and it almost falls apart because he's nervous. Kinda like when you try to play a tune on the guitar for a cute girl but you get nervous and mess up.

I swear I'm literally in tears right now. This movie was the last birthday present I got from my grandad before he died. He was really sick back then but he said he had no idea what the movie was about but the little robot on the cover looked so cool with those glass eyes (I wore glasses at the time) and he wrote two words on a note in the box... "power through" Thanks so much for doing this movie

5:53 my heart broke into a million pieces when i heard that "Oh..."

the fact that this needs two parts proves my theory that Wall-E is perfect

Missed win opportunity: The mice are called Rem-e’s after Remy from Ratatouille. (Side note, could you please do a win video on Ratatouille?)

Wanna hear a fact: Wall-E is a masterpiece. There you go.

6:10 this shot of Wall-E peeking out from behind the rock is one of the cutest shots in the movie

9:50-*matpat crazed laughing in the background*

cinemawins: *covers wall-e* *everyone liked that.*

He's not drunk/hungover, he just hasn't had his coffee.

Wall-e: now that humans are back, im gonna work harder to clean earth. Wall-a's: we got this bro.

“The most romantic music piece ever written for two robots” *Alexa, play define dancing*

“They both died when the robot fell in the pool” is a more morbid cinema win than usual

Can we talk about how the lightning strike CHARGED HIM!!!! His little battery thing goes from like 2 too full!!!!

6:33 “Are you among us” The imposter?

That captain is one my all-time favorite characters. He fights for what is good, and he has the courage to think for himself. Alone the quote "I don't want to survive, I want to live" is such an inspiration. He doesn't give up and manages to stand, even though he has difficulties to start since they hadn't to for years.

The beginning scenes with WALL-E being a mostly silent film save the TV makes me wish for Pixar to take a risk and make a silent film with no dialogue

CinemaSins loved Wall-E, so I can only imagine what CinemaWins’ opinion will be.

Eve's quiet "no" followed by an even quieter, almost choked sob "no" after the escape pod explodes breaks my heart every time and it should've been a win

I’ve always loved how the casing around Wall-E’s eyes have eyebrows. Gives a real way to show emotion, like when he hits the car key fob and the horn honks.

the fact there is a second part just tells everyone how good this movie is

“define dancing” is the most beautiful song on this movie’s entire score.

8:41 that scream tho

5:35 I believe that laser was meant for cutting large pieces of garbage into manageable sized ones to compact. I'm not sure if it was designed solely to be used as a weapon, even though it can be used as one.

"So Rex is just trapped there for eternity with no humans to play with him?" You didn't need to attack my feelings like that, you know.

I love how universally beloved this movie is, I’ve yet to find anyone who doesn’t like it for at least one reason or other. From cinephiles who love the shot composition, to technophiles who love the conceptual robots or the digital editing & details, to those who love this movie for the simplest but best reason “The story”. It’s a terrific film and I’m glad you chose to cover it. Edit: flipping autocorrect thinks I like talking about yetis.

Wall-E has such a special place in my heart. I always loved how sweet and innocent they both were and how cute they were. Now that I’m older I realize we may be closer to living in a world like wall-e than we were when it came out

"Are you among us?" -Eve 6:23

Wall-E giving EVE a plant always struck me as his best attempt at giving her a flower in a world where they don't exist anymore.

I shed a tear when I heard Eva scream “Oh no!” When Wall-E got crushed. Its still rolling down my cheek.

Wall-e: *dies* Captain: your living time is over monster.

There's actually a bonus feature on the digital version of Wall•E (and possibly the disc, I'm not sure) that explains all of the robots' purposes. It mentions Wall•E has a permanent malfunction, that being a personality and a love for musicals (hence why he's so attached to Hello, Dolly!). It even goes into depth with the background robots, like D•FIB (the defibrillator bot) and BURN•E (the dude that Walle and Eve accidentally lock outside. He has his own short film, go watch it). The world building put into this movie is absolutely ASTOUNDING. The bonus features really show this. They came up with a floor plan for the entirety of the Axiom. They came up with a full captain's introduction video. They even went into more depth with the story, specifically what exactly "Operation Cleanup" was and what the plan for it was. They really went nuts with the world building, and in part because of this I absolutely love just watching the bonus features without watching the movie. Lots o Bots bonus feature: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oppxo8qk3dq8j6M.html BnL shorts: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qpZ4e9V5xszWqZc.html

5:43 the fact Eve is ticklish is so adorable lol

I find it interesting that EVE; the slick, streamlined, top-of-the-line robot has devastating, explosive and indiscriminate firepower whereas WALL-E; the clunky, patched up and obsolete robot has a precision laser.

When I was a kid, I legitimately thought that the first half of this movie was at least partially live-action due to how realistic it looked. This animation style has aged perfectly!

Based on the intro to this movie, Pixar could make a Fallout or even horror movie and it would be totally effective.

I stopped watching CinemaSins a while ago, due to the negativity of the videos; they stopped being funny, and just started being... shitting on movies. CinemaWins, on the other hand, always helps me enjoy old movies in a new light.

9:40 actually the time on captainship average decreased with each captain. 1st - 143 years. 2nd - 131 years. 3rd - 140 years. 4th - 124 years. 5th - 128 years. 6th - 30 years at the time of the movie. no idea if the dates are the year they were born, and the year they died. or the year they became a captain and died/retired.

2:14 the cockroach bouncing and about to fall when the track is broken, and then once it's fixed, she's sitting comfortably, it's absolutely funny... man, for those details is that Pixar deserves all the success it has

Actually the last language she uses is Hebrew. She says: "did you understand?" (Also - didn't know it was in the english dub as well)

I remember when i was younger my dad (who could not give less of a shit about movies) saw this with me at the cinema. He was going to take me to kung fu panda and he wasn't looking forward to it (the movie didn't look too good to him i assume). I must have seen an advert or something for Wall-E because i just out of now where said "Wall-E" immitating the robot's voice. He either must have liked the look of the film himself or read a review about it or something because he took me saying that as an oppertunity. So we saw Wall-E instead. I can't say if he loved it, but when it came out on DVD, he invited his friend and his kids over to watch it with me.

"And they both instanly died of electrocution when the robot fell into the pool." *increases win counter* 11:47

Eve's voice saying "No..." at 10:42-10:46 is heart-shatteringly genuine. It gets me every time.

“And they both instantly died of heart attacks after 700 years of no human to human contact” 😂😂 that really made me chuckle, this video was so funny, keep it up

I just got the Lindsay/Axiom comment at 8:15. (Linday Ellis, (ex)fellow KZfaqr wrote a sci-fi book called Axiom's End. Which is really good.) Helping a cohort out is always a win.

5:53: The jazzy increase with the failure of Wall-E gets me every time. And with the Wile E Coyote crush after is always funny.

My favourite moment in this entire film is when Eve is re-building Wall-E, and she loves him so much and is so completely desperate for him to come back that she cannot even waste a few seconds pushing him to the open door, she blasts a hole in the ceiling because it is the fastest way for her to be reunited with him, even if it's only by a moment. That there is true love.

Put on your Sunday clothes, there’s lots of world out there...

4:10 as a person who does the whole "Forgot to stop the music before falling asleep" thing a... startling amount of times, yeah. Even a good, new phone does that after a while, so it's no doubt Wall-E has that issue too

13:15 this causes me physical pain every time

Me: Sees "Part-1" Me: *Smiles*

I don't know if it was noticed, but I like the fact that Wall-E it's a reverse fish-out-of-water story. Think about it. Wall-E goes to this new place, by accident and following his love, but instead of learning from the other side, the other side learns from his actions in the place.

I gotta say I like the way you say "Wall-E is not perfect in the same way humans are not perfect" and then cut to the scene with the captain and Auto in the background. The whole thing about Auto was that he was a slave to his programming in a way that Wall-E and humans and Eve are not, and that's because he's a "perfect" robot.

I never even thought of watching Wall-E with subtitles, and I'm someone who watches almost everything subtitled. Time to watch Wall-E again.

“And if you’re here from 2025, how are things? Are they better ?” ... I felt that

This movie is by far one of the best animated movies ever, it’s tied for number 1 along with spiderverse

God, Wall-E has always been a huge comfort movie for me. I’ve loved it ever since I was a kid and I still love it at 15. The style and details on Wall-E is absolutely amazing. Plus, I love the lack of talking in the beginning. It’s amazing

Wall E: The first and only Simp we respect. You will be remembered.

the thing about WALL-E's sentience, is that it only happened because he was left on for too long. he may have started out with one goal "Pick Up Trash", but overtime he both found more efficient ways to do it and found things he didn't classify as trash. just like in evolution, most everything has a purpose. He might've used the Atari to calibrate his servos after self-repairs, he might've used the iPod/VHS array to calibrate his internal piezos and cameras. but most of the stuff he has, he used to learn. because that's what happens when something tries to be more efficient, it learns. and much like humans, it develops an instinct to learn, to gather information, and to utilize that information. WALL-E's sentience isn't a malfunction, it's a consequence of design choices.

14:17 >points out a massive plothole in the movie >gives it a win anyway

I haven't seen this movie in so long, but when WALL-E was almost crushed while the ship was turning over I legit almost shed a tear

3:07 you forgot the iPod that he used as a tv

Wall-E is one of the most beautiful movies ever made, not just animation but in cinematic history. It's themes, styles and messages represent to me how dedicated and comitted the Pixar Studios are with excellence and originality.

This video: *Gets Uploaded* Me, who has been a CinemaWins fan for years: YAY, HE'S FINALLY DOING IT FINALLY!

By the way, in case anyone is interested. During the scene @6:20 where Eve is saying Directive in different languages according to the screenplay the languages in order are: German, Japanese, Swahili, English. So the third language Eve uses is actually Swahili not Huttese. Though to be fair I can understand where they were coming from with that one.

"Fix wall-e and risk loosing him" Congrats, You just summed up every day of My life when I'm on My falling apart laptop.

7:33 should've been a win how when Wall-E tied Eve in the fairy lights, only the ones around her body are lit

I just noticed after watching the movie that by the end their positions are slightly reversed. Just slightly. Wall-E has just been cleaned by mo in the dump and is visibly cleaner and paler even if he's still boxy and scuffed up. Eve has just been dirty and scuffed, especially near her base, but she's still round shiny and sleek. They're starting to understand each other. Wall-E is starting to understand why Eve's directive is so important, and Eve realizes that there are other things. Or maybe I'm up way too late and looking way too deeply into things

I forgot about most of the scenes because I was 2 or 3 when I watched it, but you just made me think about watching WALL-E again. It's such a masterpiece.

12:34 that is us in the covid world 😂😂😂😂😂😂

"You should watch this movie with subtitles on," screw that, the number of times I've watched this movie basically has more digits than my age.

I loved Moe’s little OCD “Whoa,Whoa,Whoa” as soon as he saw the dirty tracks in the hall!

Wall-E was already one of my favorite movies, and you pointing out everything good about it just makes it 100x better

The way EVA screams when WALL*E is crushed is incredible. There’s so much pure emotion and terror there than many human characters can’t quite nail.

Shit, we aren’t even watching the whole thing and the clips are still bringing me to tears. I love this movie but hate how much it makes me cry.