1.Love BGM or Original Soundtracks by Thomas Newman.
2.Love ending credits with song “Down to Earth” and “Horizon 12.2” you’ll never hear Horizon 12.2 because this song is last credits.
3.Love WALL•E because he’s like a childish, innocent and pure heart etc.
…you call every cockroach Hal.
You obsess over WALL•E as much as WALL•E himself obsesses over Hello Dolly.
You no longer fear cockroaches, and regard them as cute because they remind you of Hal.
(Yes, it’s true! I used to be squeamish of cockroaches, but Wall-E cured that fear and I’ll never look at them the same way again! Though I still don’t want them in my home.)
You have Wall-E fever when:
you draw Wall-E characters on the tables at school
you use characters to help you in school (I used M-O to help me remember Lysosomes). 
Oh, clever.
And I suppose EVE would be the Golgi body, delivering materials, then?
(with a smile) You have Wall-E fever if you use this forum to study!
when you investigate the physics of what would happen to WALL·E in space.
When the guy who wrote the above quote has a fever. 
When the guy who wrote the above quote has a fever.
When the guy who was quoted by the guy who was quoted by the guy who wrote the above quote has a fever. Hah! J/K, J/K.
Oh, and just to stick to the topic…
When you finally get the one chance in fifty years to visit your folks, and all you could say to them upon your arrival at their joint is “WALLLLLL-E.”
On your physical science test when a question asks you to write what MO stands for, you write “microbe obliterator”.
You start singing ‘Put your sunday clothes on’ subconsiouscly and do the same, even with the scores. (Humming)
You have a fit whenever you here eve giggle. (I know I do!)
You plan to customize everything you have to do with wall-e (my phone and laptop have the same matching blue twilight wall-e theme!)
Good ones spark…especially the first one…
Your new here aren’t you…Welcome to Pixar Planet
You have WALL-E fever when you’re interested in a library book with “Eva” in the title.
Oh, and welcome to the forums, Spark! You’re gonna have a great time here.
You are watching a stupid monster movie with your friends, and one of them makes a bit of a high pitched “Whoa!” sound and you immediately tell your friends that it made a WALL-E sound and proceed to imitate it.
You punch your friend when they said they hated WALL-E. Multiple times.
0_o
A bit traumatized now…
Oh, come on. They’d make a really cute couple, don’t you think?
You have a quiz in English in which you have to give examples for literary elements (imagery, onomatopoeia, personification, etc.) and your teacher tells you to pick a topic for it so all your answers will be about the same thing, and you choose WALL-E.
A+, here I come!