Believe it or not, I can do this, too. Although, we keep the DVD in our room at all times, and my little brothers won’t watch it by themselves ('cuz they think it’s “boring” and that we “wore it out” and we haven’t even watched it a max of 25 times!), I could probably still do this.
You have WALL•E fever when you listen to the soundtrack and can recite the noises from the movie as the music plays. Yes, I do this. Robot noises included. xDDDD
You have WALL•E fever when you feel like you’re having withdrawal symptoms from not watching it at all for the past several months.
And you still have WALL•E fever when you look through your writings over the past year and realize that all of them are based off of/connected to/inspired by WALL•E in one small way or another… sighlittle chef, you crazy fan, you… shakes head
Hah, Hah, I’m doing revision for my exams currently and I’ve just noticed that at the sides of my work are a load of little doodles, guess who they are…
Halos Nach Tariff: LOL, when my sis was in driver’s ed last month, she would come home with WALL•E doodles all over her notes. When you said that it made me think of her driver’s ed folder.
'Course I’ve been guilty of the same thing as well… every now and then EVE will randomly show up somewhere on some random sketch of paper.
Gosh, I need to watch that movie again…I really am having withdrawals.
-Whenever you see a WalMart logo, you say that they are gonna take over the world if we continue to shop there.
-You point out to your sister that WalMart doesn’t carry any WALL-E merchindise.
You are going on a trip with the Girl Scouts, and watch WALL-E on the way there.
You tell everyone to shut up at the romantic parts. (It ruins the effect when people are talkng!)
-When you hear them, you point out all the songs that are on your Ipod.
-You walk through the McDonalds (And the gift shop at the place) singing the BnL jingle and your friends get really annoyed. XD
-You suddenly feel the need to listen to Down to Earth over and over again.
-When walking through the waterpark, you try to connect any ride you go on to WALL-E.
-On the way back, you go through your Ipod looking for songs that would be good for a WALL-E tribute.
-Since you and your mom named her GPS Tori, you think og the acronym Transportation On Road-Instructor. (TOR-I)
You get a Macbook for Macintalk.
You buy all captain hats sold at old navy and wear them constantly.
You upload the soundtrack and meditate to “Directive A113”
You can’t get the BnL jingle out of your head.
You photoshop all your photos to have Auto in the background looming over you.
You throw away all your planters and pot plants inside boots.
You freak out upon seeing any of the following:
an overworked appliance,
a garbage truck,
a stain,
HAL 9000,
or any spacecraft, nebula, or new Japanese robot product.
You watched 2001 merely for HAL 9000 and Also Sprach Zarathrustra and compare the two to their WALL·E counterparts. And WALL·E wins.
You multitask all day, and just when you take the garbage out at the end of the day, just before you go inside you stare at the starry sky.
Andrew Stanton’s commentary on the movie is stuck inside your subconsious while you sleep.
You cry everytime you watch WALL·E lose his memory.
You talk in monotone or let Macintalk do the talking for you.
You are currently designing a zipline for yourself.
You refer to your home as the Axiom.
You praise your toaster for being the precusor of BURN·E.
You learn how to type the dot in the middle of WALL·E’s name.
(For Macbook users, press shift, option, and 9.)
You have bought an eyepatch, white suit and a pair of red contacts to wear the entire summer.
You single-handedly start a program for those who have not seen WALL·E and schedule appointments for them to watch it at your house.
You beg Ebay to sell you a tank chair.
You have the sound of WALL·E’s original title sequence as your ringtone.
You created a giant EVE head to wear at Fanime.
You watch 20Q and root for Mr. Q.
You got the one disk DVD for your birthday and buy the 3 disk edition anyway.
You are me, and have done all this, and have the name Wendi, so you write your name in the font on the front of the DVD box and write WEND·E.
lord_zedd: Well, I don’t neccessarily hate the fact that some people think Up is better than WALL•E, but it does kind of frustrate me and annoy me a bit. I dunno - I just have more emotional ties to WALL•E than Up I guess, and it kind of hurts that no one seems to completely love this movie like I do anymore. sigh
I do! Raises galvanized Auto claw I made. No, really, I did! Found an old wheel on the street…
I think ppl like up now because it’s new. kinda has a Ratatouille feel, huh? “Someone has asked what is new!”
New seems to be better somehow, but I stand by Littlechef. This movie rocks, and ppl seem to pass it by for Up, which is a good movie, but it needs a few robots…kidding.
Excuse the grammar problems, typing Auto’s story at the same time.
Random WALL·´ lines…I can relate to that…my friend is a fan of Star Trek and hates WALL·E for some reason, so I argue with her as Auto every chance I get. She groans EXACTLY like the captain.
You start writing a story called “Axiom Trek”
2.You imagine Capt. Kirk as being fat and on a hoverchair
You listen to “The Battle of Yavin” score and start comparing EVE putting the plant in the holo-detector to when Luke Skywalker fired torpedoes into the Death Star’s exhaust port
You compare the Axiom to the Death Star, Coruscant or the Enterprise
You watch the end credits to “Beethoven’s Big Break” and all of a sudden desire to get a Bichon Frise (in the end credits, there is a WALL•E parody)
6.The “This Is Me” number with Mitchie and Shane in Camp Rock reminds you of “It Only Takes a Moment”
Princess Leia suddenly reminds you of EVE
You think that James Earl Jones would have done a better Auto
You go on a Wall-E fan art hunt on Google
You think Sharpay from High School Musical is like a human PR-T
You search for synonyms to the word “Axiom”
You actually start using the real-life phrase “by and large” in your everyday conversation
You text that phrase as “bnl” on e-mails, text messages, and twitter
You get a job as a garbage collector and listen to Hello Dolly music while you work
You start to imagine Anakin and Padmé dancing in space with a fire extinguisher
You desire to get a job at Pixar just to become friends with Elissa Knight
You associate the words “Sleek”, “White”, “Elegant”, and “Modern” with iPods and eggs
You get a picture of Colonel Dyer (Ben Burtt) from Return of the Jedi and dress him as a garbage collector
Try to hold in your giggles when you have two friends actually named Wally and Eve, and they’re dating
When you hear the Star Trek theme, you think of the Axiom
You’re trying to figure out how L-T is pronounced
When you walk into an intensive care unit at a hospital, the repair ward comes to mind
You create a Wall-E themed sketch comedy show
You call Andrew Stanton the “George Lucas” of Pixar
Figure out that combining the Costco logo with the initials of Big Lots gives you the BnL logo
You compare WALL•E to Star Wars, Star Trek, and Doctor Who
You are disappointed to realize that VN-GO is pronounced “van-go” (like the painter), and not “vin-go”
You get the kids’ menu at every restaurant just to doodle Wall-E characters
You start to associate Demi Lovato songs with scenes in WALL•E (I’m a fan of her series, Sonny With a Chance)
You actually make human Wall-E costumes
You collect pictures of Elissa Knight and re-watch the same three interviews with her on YouTube
You join this site for the sole purpose of talking about WALL•E
You’ve given the characters human names
You start a playlist of songs that you think should’ve been used in WALL•E, and include the original Star Trek theme.
You write a Star Wars-style prologue to WALL•E on Windows Movie Maker
When you browse WALL•E fan art, you collect ones that depict EVE looking really cute. I mean, like REALLY, really cute…
You are actually trying to invent WALL•E fever symptoms
When near a toy of Wall-E, you get the strange feeling to stroke his eyes
You realize you can’t part with your collection of EVE toys cuddles jumbo EVE plushie while sitting on bed and typing on laptop
You rehearse an imaginary conversation with Elissa Knight.
I’ve been experiencing those three symptoms lately.
Here’s some more:
You put BnL stickers on stuff you own*
You think BnL controls the weather XD
You create Wall-E mods for your video games
You call every big name retail store “Buy N Large”*
You’ve imagined the entire movie with subtitles or human dialogue*
You take the titles of romantic comedies and change their names to relate to Wall-E in some way or another (A Lot Like Robot Love, The Robot Notebook, Robot Nights in Rodanthe, etc.).*
You’ve written up your human dialogue for Wall-E*
(Note: symptoms marked with an * indicate things I’ve done. The unmarked symptoms are ones I made up for fun.)
WOW I am thick. When I first started reading this, I actually believed for like an entire minute that this WAS a real movie, and I was like, “:shock: WHUT they made another movie on robot love?!! WHERE???” Then I read on and saw “The Robot Notebook” and I’m like “Ohhhhh… -duh moment-”.
I don’t know what it is, it’s like I’m going all crazy over this movie again out of the blue. My parents and sibs are getting kind of annoyed of me asking them like every day if we can watch WALL•E on Blu-Ray again. (Our only Blu-Ray player is my mom’s Vista Touchsmart, which is in my parent’s bedroom, so we can only watch movies when no one’s using it and we’re watching as a family.) My heart just starts going “kuh-THUNK kuh-THUNK” at the mere idea of seeing that film again in such pristine picture and all its glorious splendor… <3
I seriosly fangirled there. Omg… How about this: You know you have a bad case of WALL•E fever and need to see a licensed Pixar physician about it when you can’t stop spazzing and fangirling over the movie while no one else does.
Although, we keep the DVD in our room at all times, and my little brothers won’t watch it by themselves ('cuz they think it’s “boring” and that we “wore it out” and we haven’t even watched it a max of 25 times!), I could probably still do this.
sigh little chef, you crazy fan, you… shakes head
like that
sigh
