"Pixar is going to make me fall in love with this little robot!" Yes, yes they are.

Eve's desperation from the moment Wall-e gets crushed is so heartbreaking, it always makes me tear up.

Wall-E is damn near a perfect movie. I'm so happy there's been no sequel or TV show or Disny+ reboot - leave Wall-E as is. Perfect ending to a perfect movie.

There's WALL-E, and then there's every other animated movie that wishes it was WALL-E. An absolute masterclass in "show, don't tell."

This movie hits so many points about humanity. You could write a college thesis on it.

Hi Everyone! Thanks for checking out my Wall-e reaction! Sorry it took an extra week to post. It kept getting blocked and I had to figure out what the problem was. I took the music out (hence, why it's so quiet) and kept re-editing it. Turns out, none of that was necessary 😂It was the ending credits that were the problem. I left my reaction to them in, but I had to remove the images I'm reacting to. Hope you all enjoy this! If you ever want updates on what's going on with the channel you can follow me on Instagram. ❤

39:00 Eve was like "My boyfriend is in danger and that is EVERYONE'S PROBLEM"

God I love the captain in this movie. Takes care of the passengers, takes charge of his crew, genuinely cares.

They made all the people seem like such sad remnants of the human race at first but you see that they're intelligent, just not challenged in any way. And the captain must have had some qualifications or training or something because when he chose to take action, he knew how to rewire parts of the bridge. I appreciate that balanced view, really. It's not some mocking send-up of human laziness, it actually shows that it's easy to fall in with the status quo but that doesn't make those who have fallen in with it necessarily in love with that fact or incapable of change. Unconquerable human spirit and all that.

I think they dropped off the other robots on different cities, but we're only seeing the perspective of Eve. I think there are many of those colony ships. They showed them taking off "daily" at the beginning of the episode.

It was also WAY too cute that Jax knows how disastrous it was that EVE pulled out the magnetic tape in the tape ;D I've seen a lot of reactions where people didn't know what that mean, ahahahahaha! NO! HIS TREASURE!

I'm not crying, you're crying....One of the modern Disney classics, hope you do more of these :)

This is probably my favorite Pixar movie. First half of the movie is basically a silent film, second is a fun adventure in space (one of my favorite types of adventures, lol). Wall-E himself reminds me a lot of Johnny 5 from the Short Circuit movies (you might like those if you haven't seen them already, now that I think about it, lol).

Hi Jax!🙂The EVE probes were distributed around the Earth by the spaceship. The EVE we saw was the last to get picked up. That is why the ship is full of EVE probes when she is brought aboard. Yes, bone loss is real in space. Astronauts have experienced 1% to 2% of bone density loss per month due to a lack of gravity. You did some excellent guessing during this film. Nice reactions to the very well made Wall-E film, Jax!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Bill Burtt, who worked as sound designer on the original Star Wars was hired to design sound for this movie, and provided Wall-E's voice (with a lot of electronic modulation).

Fun fact: Pixar (BEFORE it was bought by Disney) was co-owned/co-founded/kept majority shareholder by Steve Jobs. That had its influence on robots designs: Eve (and Axiom robots overall) are matched by design to "modern" Apple devices (iPod designer worked on it), while WALL-E (and WALL-A by association) was designed by dominant old boxy devices of the time (namely a printer).

I grew up with Pixar, but this film is one of my all-time favorites. This was one of the first Pixar films I got to go see in theaters, but as always I would later rewatch in the Latin Spanish dub. It’s definitely one of the better love stories of all time.

The Axiom (the big ship all the humans are on) is just one of many that were sent out. It’s implied that this one is the only one still active (since it’s been so long) and the that inhabitants either don’t know or don’t care about what happens to the other ships.

Fun reaction! You had more dialog than the movie itself! lol I like the choice they made to use live action people in the videos from the "old world" to show how much they have evolved over generations from the extended time in microgravity and not moving out of their chairs.

I think a kind of haunting detail of the movie's intro is that the shelf carousel that Wall-E uses as shelves is meant for all the other WALL-E units - the ones rusting to nothing outside - to be stored in. That's why he puts things he treasures there, and why he sleeps there during the storms.

I'm always reluctant to over-hype and over exaggerate compliments but, you're probably the best reactor to ever do it. So smiley and bursting with positive energy.

24:08 "Bone loss? Wouldnt it be muscle loss?" Yeah, their sedentary lifestyle would cause muscle weakness, but spending a long time in low gravity causes bone loss over time. It seemed like the gravity on the axiom was similar to Earth's, but I'm pretty sure that what he was referring to.

The second to last language that EVE says "Directive" before english is Huttese, the fictional Hutt language of the Star Wars universe (note this movie was done before George Lucas sold Lucas Films to Disney). On a side note: Ben Burtt, the sound designer from the first six Star Wars episodes voices WALL-E, M-O and other robots as well as being the sound designer on the film, which he did right after Revenge of the Sith was completed.

Jax, thanks for your delightful reaction to this wonderful movie. The captions snarking at your own comments are fun to watch! I've loved this movie since I saw it for the first time years ago. As many commenters and film critics have said, the first act of the story is a masterful demonstration of "show, don't tell". Even with a minimum of dialogue, we learn so much about the characters and setting, and become wholeheartedly invested. An amazing accomplishment on Pixar's part.

they didnt only send one eve, they send many, but the other ones were sent in different parts of the planet. also, that ship doesnt have all of humanity in it, just a part of it

I gotta say that "Pizza Farm" joke got me, Im still laughing about it lol. I also absolutely love going to the Pizza Farm. Excellent reaction to an excellent movie!

This is such a great movie and it was even more fun by watching it while you react to it. You are a really cool reactor, loved your comments and I am so glad you watched the credits. Thanks for a wonderful time Lady Jax.

AUTO's role in the movie is a matter of debate. Whether he is a true villain preventing humans from returning to Earth because he wants control, or is merely doing everything he can to follow the orders he was given has been debatable among fans. This issue can be looked upon either way. Due to AUTO's apparent lack of true sentience (he was always very mechanical) it is very possible he was just following his program - however, when a machine follows its program, it can easily be seen as "evil" by human beings since a being that is run purely by logic does not have the capability to understand ethics (in fact, ethics are often the opposite of logic) - this means beings that follow program often appear ruthless, authoritarian and even evil: the idea of a being void of emotion is alien to a lot of humans, and thus is seen as negative regardless of whether or not the character itself is "good" or "bad". Another theory states that he is neither "logical" nor "ethical". However, ethics, which govern proper conduct, must always be in accordance with reason. It can be said that a rational being would interpret mankind's position in the Axiom as physically and intellectually decadent, while their return to Earth shows a realization of duty and a sense of active control over their own fate. Because such a solution is defended in this way, it can be argued as the ethically correct solution for the way humans behave. Often, a cold and emotionless logician does not factor in some of the subjective values that must be taken into account when considering the conduct of people, but AUTO is not trying to think of the best course for humanity. Thus, he is illogical. He operates logically within the confines of his programming, but this is limited to a single mission: "stay the course," and "do not return to Earth." He only thinks of the most efficient way to keep these things true. Thus, he is not "evil" in the sense that he has malice or ill-intent for his own self-benefit. No, he doesn't think at all, he just does. He is an extension of an outdated order from centuries past. He is amoral, though his actions, not the being, are immoral because they would ultimately harm mankind.

Glad you like it. It's fantastic. It's a very successful and adorable story with surprisingly minimal dialog, especially between robots. The very frequent word "Wall-e" but the different situations, emotional and tonality EVE says it, it's works great.

I'm fairly sure they sent all of those Eves to Earth... just different locations. Wall-E's Eve (Eva) was the only one that found anything and sent out a signal to be retrieved. She was the last one picked up, so they could leave right after picking her up. That's why the Captain says something about, none of the Probes has ever come back positive, because they sent out multiples of them.

one of my favorite parts of this world is how people never seen movies that i consider classics! i felt like i was watching this for the first time again, thank you

Glad to see you Jax, I absolutely love this movie, there's so little dialogue but it's got more character than most movies, while I'm here I wanted to let you know that your reactions brighten my day 😊 Edit: It's also great to see Lamby too

I saw this in theaters, and I remember being blown away by how good the flame on the lighter looked. I also love the progression through art history with the end credits.

Really good reaction!!! WALL-E is still my favorite Pixar movie after all these years and I'm glad you got to experience it!

Wall-E and Up are my favorite animated movies ever. Not even Pixar themselves can match that level today.

She's an ANGRY robot... XD Jax is SO cute and so sweet! I could listen to this woman all day with a voice like that, nevermind watch :O

Space is pretty harsh on the human body. Astronauts experience bone density loss; their bones get weaker in the short time they're in orbit, as well as their vision gets worse.

17:26 Actually, it was a whole fleet of ships The axiom itself held about half a million people 18:03 They sent the others on different parts of the planet, probably

One of the loveliest warmest reaction to Wall•E! A beloved favorite of my family! Your reaction is now my favorite way to once again re-experience the journey! It had been seen so many times practically memorIes passages! So this attentive addition is wonderful and a nice interlude to the MCU journey! 🌌 🚀 🤖 🌎!!

O-M-G! What a pleasant & charming reaction . Great voice, too. I have been watching movie reactions for the better part of 3 years, and I have to say this is my all-time favorite reaction to a movie .... subscribed! 😀

Jax, I absolutely adored your reaction to Wall ee. As well as your commentary. Very sweet 😊❤ also your voice is so calm and peaceful. Looking forward to your next reaction. 🫶

wall-e and eve's such a sweetheart

22:00 Wall-E teaches everyone in this movie how to be a person, both humans and robots

I’m so happy watching this. Other reactors seem to hate on the humans in this movie a ton when in reality, they are victims of the situation. They didn’t leave earth, their ancestors did. Sure we know healthy diet and exercise but how would they? They are made to not walk and be given everything with ease as soon as they are born, no chance to learn diet and exercise🤦‍♂️ but so many reactors hate on them so much. You however? “Awe they’re learning!!” “He’s learning about earth for the first time!!” “This is amazing he’s learning what a book is!” You are so happy they are learning what they weren’t able to before. Just out a smile on my face. 😂☺️

I know this is a review from a year ago, but in the chance that you see this: If you're looking for a movie with barely any dialog and super engrossing story, you need to watch Apocalypto. I never understood why that movie flew under so many people's radars. It is an amazing watch

Every once in a while the KZfaq algorithm does me a solid and brings me to content that is a joy to watch. I loved your reaction so much!

Why does everyone seem to think that they only sent the one EVE!?! There were several of them on n the ship, because they were all sent to search the earth. Like, send one to; the East Coast, one to the West Coast, one to South America, one to China, one to England and so on. The only reason Wall-E's Eve had her homing beacon light on, is because she was the only one who found a plant.

When I saw that you were reacting to this, all I could think of was how it was a perfect fit. I'm honestly surprised that you hadn't seen it before.

I always assumed the Axiom was not the only ship like that, since they showed others in the advertising video clip.

The tiny little story of John and Mary really tugs at the heartstrings.

I subbed to your channel because out of 2 dozen reactors that i've watched react to this film (one of my favorites) you are the only one who watched, commented and appreciated the fantastic end credits. Thank you.

I have a nice experience as the where I saw this movie. I actually saw this movie in Bermuda with a very good friend of mine. When we finished watching, there were no cabs in sight.. At that moment, I felt like Wally.in the beginning of the film.....lol ...

9:24 “Will you… will you stop destroying things for the love of god?” “She really does not like surprises.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hi, I'm from Germany and just discovered your channel because of "Wall-E". Great reaction. Glad to see more of you. Of course I subscribed.

Someone pointed out that the little spark that happens when they're dancing in space and at the end is the spark of life

This was an amazing reaction! Thank you so much for this today!!!

44:00 “This is a Pixar movie, IT DOESN’T KILL OF IT’S MAIN CHARACTERS!” Up: “I’d like to introduce myself.”

30:16 Eve answers your question 😂

Such a great, great movie. Jax, for some odd reason, I have the same allergies as you whenever I watch this. 😊 As usual, your meme/gif game is on point. Great reactions and comments once again!

Wall-E is a tour de force! Great editing this video, too!!! 2 nerd points: 1) The implication of the other recon robots in the rocket is that the rocket was flying around the planet dropping them off everywhere, then would come back later to pick them up. I assume the rocket came back for her via timer rather than beacon, because it didn't react to her green light... only when back on the main ship did anybody react. 2) Disuse (including zero gravity) causes the loss of both muscle and bone, because the body doesn't prioritize maintaining them anymore. People without teeth actually have their jaw bone slowly self-destruct! :O Keep up the good work!

Just like UP, the first few minutes of this movie are pure kino.

You have done the smartest viewing I have ever seen, and the best overall. This story is so exciting, so full of emotion, and entertainment.... And it teaches us so many lessons about so many important things.....

IMHO, this is the absolute best Pixar movie...bar none. Came out on my birthday when i was just 39, still consider it one of the best b-day presents I've ever had. This will ALWAYS be my favorite PIXAR flick...truly "LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE"

Pixar Short Films Collection 2 has a delightful short that takes place concurrently with Wall-E. Highly recommended.

Thank you for reacting to the closing credits even though you couldn't show the images. Most reactors don't, and it's a shame because it shows how the characters continue to grow and evolve on earth since their return.

I enjoyed (re)watching this very nice movie with your pleasant and insightful reaction. Thank you.

Eve only searched a small portion of Earth, the ship dropped the other Eves around the planet. Makes sense.

8:37, “Whoa!” “She went from fun to deadly really quickly.” 🤣🤣

I gotta say, I love your editing effects, and your reactions are a joy to watch...subbed 😁👌🤟

When your eyes have nothing else to compare the size of objects, except the emptiness of space, those objects' true size gets distorted. Also, multiple ships were sent out, that's just the the one that WALL-E encountered.

Bone loss is a well known problem that astronauts deal with.

Great reaction Jax. Genuine emotions and intelligent review, so I subscribed. Please keep up the good work! :)

6:55 as a hufflepuff myself... i aprove this mensage... wally is defntly one of us...

Such a beautiful reaction!! Movies like these were made for people like you!!

“Why am I getting teary eyed?” Me every Pixar movie.

45:56 I love this moment when the umbrella came back just to take a last check before leaving in the background... 🤣

Omg I love your reactions! Been binge watching them in no specific order and just want to say they all made me smile and laugh and is the exact reason I love react vids!

One cool thing when the DVD came out was that there was zero plastic. The entire case and disk tray was all recycled cardboard

The spork bit cracks me up every time. Sometimes the simplest jokes are the best :)

You are such a joy to watch watching movies. You're the best movie date ever.

Love your reaction, I feel like watching this movie again, can't wait to see more of your reaction videos! Maybe some horror movie reaction as well ,it will be fun.

You might also enjoy *(short-circuit)* because *Wall-E* looks like a baby *Johnny 5* from *(Short Circuit)*

This is a cute movie, and I really enjoyed it. Wall-E shares a striking similarly in appearance to a child hood character I loved named Johnny 5, from the 1986 sci-fi comedy movie Short Circuit. Wall-E is so adorable/loveable

Close, it’s cliff from cheers. Fun fact, his character was the guy who was always reciting random facts.

She went from fun to deadly really quick.....said the same about every woman thats been in my life lol

What car model does a lamb drive? - A Lamborghini!😂 Jax's laugh, though!!😍😍😍

ALLI love this Pixar film & bought the DVD for the wonderful song at the end ....Down To Earth''...by Peter Gabriel. I remember buying some mixtures too. I couldn't find it in stores, but remember riding a nearly full-sized W ALL E online with remote control.

Getting to see your beautiful face smile and tear up and get excited and laugh while watching one of my favorite movies made my heart smile 🥰 One of my favorite reactions to this film!

“Attack of the Massage Robots!” Id hate to see what the happy ending would look like. 😳

One of my four All time Favourite films. I have no idea how many times I've seen it,.

Also here's something I noticed: there are no old people on the Axiom, and unlimited buffets...

Jax great reaction to probably my favorite Pixar movie. Makes me tear up every time. What a beautiful story with a ton of meaning.

Such a sweet movie, who could not love it

So fun little fact about eve, when she is cycling through languages the first time the language just before english is huttese from star wars

Tbh after seeing so many girls doing these reaction thingies, you're the only one I really like watching. Thanks for your effort! Do more vids ASAP! ;)

The Liam Neeson clip from Taken had me rolling on the floor and I don't know why😂🤣

I just LOVED LOVED LOVED your reaction. New subscriber!

I think you would also like the 1986 Sci-Fi/Comedy (Short Circuit). :)

As for how the Humans survived once they got to Earth, you have to remember that the ship is fully self-sufficient. They can use it as a base of operations and a hub until they are able to start spreading out and living off the land. Somehow the ship didn't run out of food for 700 years (the implications... gag) so they would be able to survive for a while at least.

24:00 One of the major effects of living in space (in zero gravity) is a loss in bone density. This has been known since the 1960s.