Everything GREAT About WALL-E!

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  @blimpyy · 2 years ago

  ''When Wall-e got rebooted that was his death scene , and he was exactly like the humans in space.'' Hit hard

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• CR

  @creativehorsequeen · 3 years ago

  Wall-E's little "Ta-da" when he shows EVE what he can do is my favorite thing in the whole movie. It's just so cute.

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• TR

  @tripleshits · 3 years ago (edited)

  As a kid, I saw the line "I don't wanna survive, I wanna live!" as a joke. As an adult, I finally understand how meaningful that line was to the movie, and even real life

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• SA

  @SaladOnTheSide · 1 year ago

  One thing you forgot to mention was that the big Wall-Es, the Wall-As are called that because instead of being Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Earth-Class, they are Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Axiom-Class.

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• AN

  @andre_601 · 3 years ago

  My favourite scene is when the captain asks for an analysis of some dirt. When the computer mentions the word &quot;earth&quot; he asks for a definition and gets a ton of information in the end.<br>Like... some simple dirt opened the eyes of the captain to so many things... It kinda shows how even small things can have a lot of impact on us.

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• RO

  @Robbyofthenator · 3 years ago

  I always loved how as soon as Eva&apos;s ship left, you could see her relief that she could be herself and the first thing she does is fly around.

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• LU

  @lucascortinas2902 · 3 years ago

  Something I wanted to mention was how adorable the Wall-E script was. It&apos;s filled with sort of Wall-E translations. In that first scene when Wall-E and EvE meet each other it is so adorable in script form! For example: <br> &nbsp;<br>SCRIPT<br><br><br>Eve: &quot;Name?&quot; <br><br>Wall-E:&quot;W....Wall-E&quot; <br><br>(Smooth, Almost perfect)<br>Eve: &quot;Wall-E&quot;<br><br>Wall-E nearly melts. <br>She says his name so beautifully. ]<br><br>God it&apos;s so cute.

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• S2

  @s2tb2007 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZhtvS0ofto&amp;t=1221">20:21</a> his battery indicator simulates a heartbeat, and I only just realized it now

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• XE

  @xenopath8069 · 3 years ago

  Before this movie, I never would have imagined two robots loving each other. Then I realized it was more human than some real life interactions.

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  @Tomatopotato06 · 3 years ago (edited)

  One thing I was surprised no one talked about is how when Eve does the little shock kiss thing in space, wall-e&apos;s battery gauge goes up and down like a heart beat speeding up :)

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  @_The_Archive_ · 3 years ago

  Fun Fact: To explore the possibilities of pure visual storytelling, Andrew Stanton and the Pixar team watched every single Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton movie, both short films and features, every day during lunch for about 18 months.

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• BR

  @brantnuttall · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZhtvS0ofto&amp;t=103">1:43</a> the greatest tragedy of this film is the fact that Thomas Newman&apos;s score didn&apos;t get the Oscar. As a classical composer myself, I can&apos;t even start to tell you how amazing the soundtrack is.

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