#wall e and eve

[riverschaos]

I’m on a kick of remembering just how fucking fantastic Wall-E is as a film. The tiniest details in the animation, the Foley effects, the production stories, the deleted scenes, the humanization of robots who hardly say a dozen words the entire film…… it’s a cinematic masterpiece and such an underrated film. Please tell me there are people in 2022 who still adore this movie.

[justkeepwalkingnothinghere]

Hear me out: These two would TOTALLY be best buds!

Just think about it: EVE and Matt off to the side, admiring their adorable dorks while said dorks are showing off their massive collections of cool human stuff. Talking to each other (or, at least, talking to each other to the best of their abilities) about everything they know, showing little objects and trinkets they’ve both collected. Sporks, Rubix Cube’s, lighters, bobble heads, rubber duckies, paper clips, someone’s lost car keys, an old VHS tape of ‘Hello, Dolly!’, so many things!

All the whole EVE and Matt are thinking “Yeah. That’s who I’m in love with <3”

This is what happens when two of my favorite things collide in my head.

[mystic-cryptic]

This is them

[elizavetakarenendo]

Happy late 15th anniversary of WALL-E!🎉

Design of gijinka by: this artist from Instagram ✨

[capturingdisney]

[toaverse]

Guys, I just had this (crack) mini-theory.

WALL-E and Elemental already seem quite similar and have much in common:

Both films are love stories.

The main couples are opposites of each other (rusty/shiny, water/fire).

And get this, their names start with a W and E (Wall-e/EVE, Wade/Ember).

And both films seem to have an emphasis on handholding/touch.

I already smell a new Pixar theory :D

[elasgottoomuchfreetime]

…I‘m not elaborating, you get me

[isimmonsart]

Wall-E and Eve

[thatgaydisneyfan]

Happy 15 years of Wall-E! Wanted to celebrate this underrated movie on its anniversary especially with the critical threats of climate change and AI replacements. Wall-E deserves more appreciation and respect!

I completed this watercolor illustration later last year so I hope you guys here on Tumblr enjoy it! 😁

pls do not repost my art.

[bear-cubs-art-things]

so. I've been thinking abt them again.

[frogfrogfrogfrogoose]

MILES AND GWEN ARE WALL-E AND EVE TELL ME I’M WRONG

[scenesandscreens]

WALL·E (2008)

Director - Andrew Stanton, Cinematography - Jeremy Lasky & Danielle Feinberg

[justkeepwalkingnothinghere]

I gush about Raeda a LOT, so I figured I should mention another one of my comfort ships! My favorite Pixar movie, two of my favorite robots, and one of my favorite love stories!

These two had my heart at 4 years old and still have it to this day!

[percy-the-enby]

Leo Valdez and Jason Grace are Wall-E and Eve change my mind.

[dumbassboy]

[azural83]

Wall e is a wildly praised movie,it's far from underrated but I always felt like one of it's messages is overlooked

While capitalism and pollution are the main themes in the movie there was another one that was shown more subtly: breaking free from programming and expectations

Wall e himself was created to clean the earth,however over the time he developed one little glitch; a personality. He's expressive,collects things that he doesn't turn into a trashcube,has a home and is friends with a cockroach

Then we have our deuteragoinst eve, when we first met her she showed us that she isn't just an emotionless robot, the moment eve saw the ship that brought her on earth leave she started flying and goofing around

As the story progresses we see more of her anger issues and her destructive behavior after she found no results for her mission

She also never returned wall e's feelings until this scene

This is the most important scene for eve,the way she throws the plant shows how much she developed,she spent the entire movie wanting to complete her mission but here she just wants to be with him (it was the best idea to switch the roles since she was supposed to be the one who got hurt)

There are also the reject robots who are considered to be unacceptable simply because they don't work they way they're expected to. It could be argued that they're actually the smartest ones on the ship because of their ability to think outside of the box,they also helped wall e and eve in the end, including mo; despite being a comic relief he went out of his way to clean up wall e's mess,even making a mess himself; this shows how a robot that was designed to be perfect could show a great amount of personal and change

Remember the typing robot? After wall e waved at him typ-e starts to the same hesitantly,as if he had no idea he could do such thing. When wall e comes back he excitedly waves at him

There also a few human characters that have the same role,another romantic pair who at first were just like the rest of the people on the ship but started to finally see the world around them. What encouraged them to change? Wall e's enfluence

And of course the captain and his obvious development,he started off as a lazy guy who could've cared less about earth and focused on the space ship because that was what he was supposed to do, that's what the previous captains did. But after learning about the earth after wall e left some dirt on his hand he decided to step up and do the right thing.

And the movie's main storyline: two robots falling in love. Robots showing emotions is unexpected it's,but them falling in love? Who would've guessed!

All of the characters change throughout the film except one

Auto is probably the most "robotic" character

He's emotionless and does what he has to do,whenever you see people talk about him there are a lot who say that he really wasn't a bad guy because he was just following his programming; we've seen how wall e unknowingly changes the ones around him but even when he tried to stop auto he failed. Nothing could've changed auto because of how firmly he followed his programming