[singing "BNL"]
[Captain B. McCrea Gasps]
>> BnL CEO: Greetings and congratulations captain.
>> Crazy Nate: Greetings and congratulations captain!
This means that the Easter Egg Finder, or…
“EFF” probe, has returned from the comments section, and found that a lot of you are apparently
wanting all the hidden secrets from the movie Wall-e.
That’s right gents and gentlets, that means it’s time for Everything You Missed in Disney-Pixar’s
Movie, Wall-e.
[intro music plays]
>> Crazy Nate: So in this story we find our friendly little robot, Wall-e,
is the only living thing left on the planet,
well…
Wall-e and this cute little adorable cockroach that is.
But, the question here is what caused all this destruction of our wonderful little planet?
I would like to believe it was a nuclear meltdown.
With all the demand for electronics to solve everything,
wind and solar power just wasn’t enough energy to meet the demands of the people.
So, nuclear power plants were obviously built everywhere, and maybe the water levels dropped
because they used so much of the water to cool all the hot nuclear juice.
A nuclear disaster would also explain why the cockroach is still alive.
If you watched Myth Busters, they already proved roaches would have a better chance
of surviving a nuclear fall out than humans would.
>> Grant Imahara: So it's confirmed, cockroaches out survive humans after a nuclear blast.
>> Crazy Nate: But what about the Plant, right?
Well the reason the plant survived in the fridge, is because it was an airtight chamber
and the radiation couldn’t get to the little guy.
Let’s just ignore the little fact that after 700 years the plant would probably run out
of water, oxygen, and sunlight.
But is that the real reason the world's destroyed though?
As much as I want to think it does, the Director Andrew Stanton said
“(he) didn't have any type of agenda at all”.
No politics, sorry.
He just wanted a robot that compacted trash, then from there he had to reverse engineer
the story to create a reason to have a robot.
If you are wondering, what the heck was up with all the lasers on the ships,
they actually, served a purpose.
It's not just playing with a robot like a little cat.
They were triangulating to find a flat place big enough to land the giant ship.
Or in the mother ships situation, they were locating the docking station.
In case you didn’t recognize some of the songs in the movie, or even the movie that
Wall-e loves to watch all the time.
They are from an old movie you probably didn’t watch because the movie called Hello Dolly
came out over half a century ago.
Now, I’m going to go ahead and give you a gold star here, because I know you noticed
the Pizza Planet truck in Wall-e right here...
Right?
But did you happen to recognize Skinner's scooter in the pile of trash?
Remember Skinner is the bad guy from the movie Ratatouille?
Also, remember the Leak Less company I pointed out in Cars?
Well here we can see an empty bottle of Leak Less in the garbage.
If you take a closer look at the Eve statue that Wall-e made, you will notice it’s arm
is the Luxo lamp.
Did you happen to see Toy Story in the movie?
Say what?
Here in Wall-e’s little fort we see Rex is hanging out by a bunch of bowling pins.
>> Rex: RAWRRRR!!!
>> Woody: How you doing Rex?
>> Crazy Nate: And apparently this is New York city, because here is the arm of the
statue of Liberty.
Warning, warning, extreme stretch ahead.
That looks like the same hour glass from Aladdin…
No seriously, look, they both have the little 3 arms on the side…
OK, fine you don’t have to believe that’s an Easter egg if you don't want to, but some
of you will.
>> Iago: Shut your...
>> Crazy Nate: But one Easter egg we can both agree on, here is that you can see Mike from
Monsters inc, see here he is on the shelf.
He's like elf on a shelf, only Mike on a shelf.
Looks like we have a old Buzz Lightyear lunchbox set in there too, and a old off brand Twinkie.
Why didn’t Pixar use an actual Twinkie for this scene, you ask?
Well think about it, how bad would it look for Twinkie if it still looked like that after
700 years.
Would you eat a 700 year old Twinkie?
I wouldn’t even eat a fresh Twinkie!
As we launch into space we see a few more Easter eggs.
That satellite right there is Sputnik,
the very first satellite ever to be shot into our atmosphere,
launched by the Russians.
And then that right there is clearly the recreation of the moon landing set,
they even included the Lunar Rover.
>> Spaceman 1: Nah, we did that yesterday, I don't want to do that.
>> Spaceman 2: Well then, what do you want to do?
>> Buzzard: I don't know, what do you wanna do?
>> Crazy Nate: The very first two humans we see on the ship are voiced by Jeff Pidgeon
one of the story artist, hope I said his last name correctly.
And Andrew Stanton the Director.
Speaking of the humans, John, this guy right here,
>>John: John.
>> Crazy Nate: His name really is John, John Ratsenburger to be exact, and it’s the very
first time he used his real name for the character that he voiced.
>> Computer: Analysis.
foreign contaminant...
>> Crazy Nate: Recognize the voice on the ship?
It’s Siri!
[Pinocchio's nose grows]
>> Crazy Nate: Just kidding, just kidding, it’s the famous Sigourney Weaver.
[captain claps his hands]
>> Crazy Nate: It’s good to see that after 700 years we are still using the same technology
found in infomercials.
[crazy nate and captain claps their hands while commercial sings clap on, clap off]
>> Crazy Nate: We learned later on that the autopilot and his little droid were the bad
guys,
or just technology that fell victim to bad programing.
Either way, I think the ship tried to control them, and knew a return to earth would mean
the ship would lose that power.
>> Captain B. McCrea: Auto!
You are relieved of duty.
>> Vanellope: Duty?
Haha
>> Crazy Nate: One common Easter egg I’m 100% convinced that you already saw and I'm
going to give you a gold star for is A113.
It was the secret mission, to NEVER RETURN to earth, EVER!
If you own an Apple computer, then you recognize Wall-e’s reboot is the same sound that the
Mac’s uses on restart.
Speaking of computers, did you notice anything odd about this computer’s keyboard?
All the keys are 1’s and 0’s.
That’s another computer joke just like in Wreck it Ralph, because computers only talk
in ones and zeros.
and the little mice in the trash piles are literally computer “mice”.
Probably more specifically, apple mice.
Inside the captains quarters we see all the great captains that came before Captain B.
McCrea.
If you look closely though you will recognize, those are names of real people that worked
on Wall-e.
Captain Jim Reardon, Captain Brian Fee, Captain Rob D. Thompson, Captain Maxwell Brace the
fourth, Captain Kevin O’Brein.
How cool is that?
>> Nerdy Nate: Wow, super cool…
can you go see if the mail man came yet or something.
Thanks…
If we look closer in this scene we learn quite a bit about Wall-e’s world.
So I did the calculations on my free time thank you very much, and I calculated the
age of all the previous captains, and how old they survived to die.
>> Captain B. Mcrea: I don’t want to survive, I want to live!
>> Nerdy Nate: Yeah, you wanna live, nice.
Any who, ironically, living on this death ship, it seems to be not only, restricting
the people from being able to “live”,
but long term it looks like they won't be able to survive either.
The first captain lived to be 143,
and it seems that there's was a steady trend that the captains keep dying younger and younger.
So clearly their lifestyles or lack of I should say, and their food that they were drinking
was apparently killing them and making their lives shorter.
Here’s another interesting fact.
If you look at the date the captains were born you will notice that in some cases the
next captain wasn’t even born until the year after the last captain died!
So who in the world is driving the ship?!
>> Captain B. Mcrea: Auto...
>> Nerdy Nate: Oh yeah, it's on autopilot.
So since these people apparently became captains the day they were born,
then that means they left earth in year 2105.
And if they were celebrating day number
>> Captain B. Mcrea: 255,642 aboard the Axiom.
>> Nerdy Nate: Since we don’t know the exact calendar day they left...
To make that easier to calculate let’s just say they left earth on June 27th, in 2105.
Why June 27th?
Because that’s the day Wall-e came out in theaters!
Based on all the information I've gathered here today, allow me to do today's survey
time!
Oh, that's cool.
How old do you think is Captain McCrea?
Vote now right up there, or leave a comment down in the description.
Let me see how many other nerds are out there.
>> Crazy Nate: Nope, no mail.
Hey wait a second, did you just do survey time?
>> Nerdy Nate: Yeah, why?
>> Crazy Nate: I wanted to do survey time, I already had a question picked out.
Can...
Can you just go?
>> Nerdy Nate: OK.
>> Crazy Nate: Please.
>> Nerdy Nate: Let's do chess later.
>> Crazy Nate: Let me finish my video, and then we will play chess.
You ever hear that joke, how many robots does it take to change a light bulb?
Well this guy should know, there's actually a hidden movie about Burn-e the robot,
where it tried to replace the light several times, and kept failing.
Now let’s talk about the boot and plant.
>> Pig:And boots and pants and boots and pants and boots and pants!
>> Crazy Nate: No, no no no no no no no...
Not Boots and Pants!
Boot and PLANTTTT.
Now some of you might be asking this stinging little question, out of everything in the
world, why did Wall-e chose a boot to put the plant in.
Well, there's a pretty cool answer to that.
Check this out.
The humans were like babies because they literally never had to walk,
and you can see the very first time they were walking it’s like a baby taking its very
first step.
Also the world was previously destroyed, and it was like taking our first step in fixing
the world again.
Also it’s like the moon landing.
>> Neil Armstrong: That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.
>> Crazy Nate: So as we can see there are a lot of FIRST STEP references in here.
So in the end, Eve gets to save wall-e even though earlier Wall-e got to save her…
Aweee.
But after Eve saves Wall-e even though he was functioning, it’s like he was asleep
or something.
[high five?
sign]
>> Robot: DENIED!
>> Crazy Nate: Until of course Eve kissed him, robot style!
Thanks for watching, I hope you had a great time today, let me know where the hidden easter
eggs were at in this video for your chance to win your very own share a smile shirt.
As you go on your journey in life, the lesson we learn in Wall-e is
don't just survive...
LIVE
>> Sonic Dude 18: Hey!
I'm Sonic Dude 18, and you are watching Crazy Nate.
Remember, share a smile, they are contagious.
[ending song plays] Hey!
share a smile...they’re contagious Can you imagine a day without smiling...(huh)
that would be outrageous Thanks for stopping by and hanging out with
Crazy Nate Make sure to leave a thumbs up, if he left
you feeling great
Have fun and we’ll see ya next time
>> Crazy Nate: Alright, alright, stop the music, stop the music would ya?
Alright, I've got some bad news here.
Apparently we're going to have to go with plan A113.
Apparently the earth is having a major shortage of happiness, so what I need you to do is
share a... smi... a smile?
Yeah, a smile.
Share a smile, because apparently, apparently they're contagious...
And contagious stuff is good?