What really got me was the final act of the film. I thought the movie was going to end on a bittersweet note, but then the film goes INSANE and I loved it so much because it showed the two main characters' payoff for the development they've gone through the whole film.
I often have a problem with a main villain appearing in the last 20 minutes of a movie but this movie not only did really well with vontras screen time and explained both why it took her so long to get there and why the movie had to end shortly after her introduction because she was *ruthless*
@@shealupkes I do have a theory that she's going to play an important role in the sequel; since the sequel book does introduce Roz's origins and her creator. Maybe Vontra goes crazy and is willing to kill other humans if it means getting rid of Roz. (・∀・) Also, I've been craving a good female villain, those are sadly really hard to come by. (Good examples are Azula from Avatar, Ursula from Little Mermaid, Zira from Lion King 2, Mother Gothel from Tangled)
@@shealupkes That's why I think that's a Good Thing that the Main Villain appears at the Film's 3rd Act, because Roz has bigger things to worry about besides the Main Villain, she does take VONTRA's Warning into account and Bittersweetly says goodbye to the Animals she had befriended and all the growth she went through with them, only to inevitably go back to where she came from and I WAS JUST IN TEARS & AWE AT THE LAST 10 minutes of the movie, and No amount of people criticizing the last 10 to 20 minutes of the movie can change my Opinion that This Movie is a 10/10 or the fact that this Movie is a Masterpiece in general
1:34 in an interview with chris sanders, he says they actually did minimal editing on lupita's voice. the vast difference between first half roz and latter half roz is pretty much her vocal posture , and it's amazing
I saw this with my my son the other week without seeing any trailers or anything. Let me tell you this. Me and the wife were balling our eyes out. The back and forth was insane. I loved this movie a lot and went i expecting nothing and was blown away. And i will always love hearing Matt Berrys voice haha
The fact that Chris Sanders wrote and directed this movie excites me the most. He has been in the animation industry for decades and it truly upsets me how a lot of people still don't know his name. From Lilo & Stitch to How To Train Your Dragon to The Croods and now this movie, Sanders is easily one of the greatest artists working in the animation industry. I really hope this could be a bigger hit for him. He's such a gem in animation industry, i adore him so much
I love the way the movie starts. Flashing lights, intense storms and the boom. You’re dropped in the unknown and basically learning along side Roz where she is and what to do next. It’s a fantastic non set up set up that instantly made me feel immersed into the movie ^^
It was so amazing. I saw it in 4Dx and that was quite the experience!!! Chair moving like crazy, wind blowing and getting misted and sprinkled with water in the theater. It was such an amazing story and the ending gave a lot of closure!!!!!
Ngl, I went into this film thinking it was gonna be mid. But I should have had faith in the guy who brought us Lilo and Stitch, HTTYD and The Croods. This film was goddamn fantastic, I am utterly shocked at how good it was, one of the best animated films I have seen. I am personally gonna vote for it as the best animated film this year. I loved it, first time I almost cried because of a film!😭❤️🔥💯
Something I really like about this movie is the fact that they talk about disability and dont pull the punches about it, talking about Brightbill being a runt and how he would have died without Roz being there to provide special one on one care. Because the fact of the matter is he is small, he has weaknesses in regard to his abilities because of that and without someone to protect him when he was vulnerable and give him extra attention to help with that he actually would have died. And if he did everyone else would struggle because his unique outlook and knowledge is really important for continual survival! New ideas are super important. As someone who was born with a genetic mutation myself that causes my body to be different than everyone else and makes it so I struggle a lot to do things that other people can, this movie really meant a lot to me.
Regarding the animal behaviours, one of my favourites was when Fink literally dove into the snow like Arctic foxes do when they hunt for food, (there's a National Geographic video that they probably used as one of their many references from nature documentaries) he used the same tracking skills a standard fox would have to find the island's inhabitants.
I remember seeing the first trailer for this movie, the one without any words, and saying to myself, “this is just going to be a 2 hour version of the 5 minute overwatch bastion cinematic”, I could not have been more wrong. The fact that the characters talk adds a whole new level of complexity and depth and i absolutely love them all. Roz is also just a cool design, the grappling hook arms the vright eyes that can act as a lighthouse and the detachable hands adds up for great action sequences that don’t outshine the rest of the movie
Went into the theater with a casual invitation from my cousins not even having an idea about this movie except that it may have been directed twords kids, but a movie like this is one that will be timeless and shape their futures and instilling quality values and wisdom in them similar to Bluey maybe. THIS MOVIE HAD ME SHOOK AND SOBBING REMEMBERING THE THINGS THAT ARE ACTUALLY IMPORTANT TO US ❤
Yes! Today´s children are very lucky in this regard imo, they have so many great animated films with so much love and great positive message in them. 🥰I was born in 1982 and the only animated film i remember was The Last Unicorn. Very nice film, but upon rewatching it as an adult i was shocked at how dark and sad it was. 😔
The best part about this movie is it is focused on not just appealing to the kid demographic, but adult viewers who want good storytelling and characters. I personally love it when a movie brings great and simple characters from books to life. When I first heard about this movie it actually made me want to read the book! You don’t get that with many book-to-cinema movies nowadays. Not to mention, the music director went *all out* and TOTALLY COOKED with the music! It made the emotions really shine in the characters and myself included! A total blast of an adventure to watch on screen! I believe this was DreamWorks last movie they made in house before they outsource to other companies. What a great way to close an era of DreamWorks Animation! If you haven’t seen it yet, I strongly suggest giving it a watch. You’ll be amazed by the animation, music, characters, themes, and so much more! Side note: I want to point out that I came out of this movie remembering almost all the characters names and personalities. If a film can do that, in my opinion, you’ve made a darn good story!
i dont know about you guys country but mine definitely dint hype it up at all. no marketing . but recently my sister ask me to go to the cinema but the movies available was limited so i let my sister decide the movie and it was this. And WOoowiee bro it was soo Amazing , i act like a crazy person telling other people to watch ts. Absolute peak
Bro I was pissed as hell when people were like, “UGH IM NEVER WATCHING THE WILD ROBOT BECAUSE THE ANIMALS TALK!!!” Like bro I read the book like a few years ago, and I was like… “WHAT DO YOU MEAN. SHE LEARNS THE LANGUAGE OF THE ANIMALS! JUST READ THE BOOK…. RAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! ALSO, IF THE ANIMALS DIDNT SPEAK… WHAT WOULD THEY SAY? ‘BAWK…BAWK’ LIKE BRO RAAAAH”
there were moments where i couldn’t breath because i was so amazed at the animation. i was on the brink of sobbing and in awe. just a movie that touched my soul. nothing i felt since Everything Everywhere all at Once.
35 yo male here. I cried on and off throughout the second half of the movie. I know what you mean when you say it touched your soul. This movie made me unusually emotional. Never cried this much during a movie before lol.
i havent watched it but i read the books and i had a feeling that people wouldnt know that the book even exists but ive found someone else who can appreciate the book
SPOILER WARNING HERE: my favourite part of the movie is when she goes back to the shore she washed up on, rebuilds one of the other rozzum's and has a conversation with it. she tries to get advice from it, and its so cool so see what is essentially a version of her without the character development trying to understand the current roz
I went and saw this yesterday in the city and i absolutely loved it everyone in that theatre room was happy watching it i also got emotional too but again this is an amazing movie absolutely agree!! 😅😊
RON Because you were thinking about another wonderful very underrated robot animation RON GONE WRONG. Totally recommended! The humor on Ron Gone Wrong landed better with me .
I really liked this movie, but I can't help but think that a version where the animals don't talk to Roz would be superior. A little part of my mind was giving a sigh of disappointment when she translated their speech within the first 10 or 15 minutes of the runtime and I can't help but think this would have been better as a minimal dialogue animated feature.
One of my favourite films. What I will say, though, is the first half up until the migration scene is 10/10 perfection and the second half is more like 8.5/10 where I feel has some pacing issues and is not as tightly knitted together.
Just watched it in theaters and , yes, yes it is as good as everyone says. Haven't gotten this emotional from a movie in ages. Story 10/10 visuals 10/10 charaters 10/10 music 10/10. Pls go watch it you won't regret it
The film, Wild robot, is absolutely touching and heartfelt. Coupled with "Birds of a Feather", it's the best heartfelt movie of the decade, animation or otherwise.
It was all right. Bambi meets baymax meets The Iron Giant meets zootopia. I was actually quite surprised I didn't like it as much as everyone else. But then I never claimed to be like everyone else
I haven't seen The Wild Robot yet. But I watched the trailer, it looks great and the animation looks fantastic. I want to check it out someday. I would say yes it is absolutely great.
It's without a doubt the best animated movie of the year, and Dreamworks best movie to date, no competition at all. It's funny, for once, I almost never laugh when watching movies, but I did with this one. It's not as sad as they say however, and you can take that from a guy who lost his son 2 years ago.
crazy dreamworks once again outshining disney cause this movie felt so much better than wish which felt generic musical that even an adam sandler movie outdid it embrassing disney but this also felt like an apology for megamind 2 and megamind rules am im all for it cant wait to watch it maybe tomorrow or later also ur video is great as well
Great movie. The art style was definitely inspired by the last Puss in Boots. But yeah, truly a great film. Oh and I agree that the way she learned to understand the animals was a genius touch that really helped the story.
If Dreamworks takes home the Oscar next year, I will rank it an SSS+ with five out of five stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and two rock on gestures 🤘🤘 for having such an unbelievably sick and unique concept of a robot and nature that represents the wildlife. We need more animated movies just like this one.
I genuinely don't understand why this movie was so successful I have not watched it but by the looks of it is a robot meets animals and acts like one finds a duck raised it and then the people that made her come to get her then the animals protect her happy ending!
Yep same. The liftoff part where Roz is helping Bright bill learn how to fly. Its def the music behind this scene that makes it so emotional. Kris Bowers (music composer) is truly talented for this music behind this movie. 🔥🔥
my animation movies hall of fame: the wild robot puss in boots the last wish the lion king princess mononoke the princess and the beast aladdin inside out transformers one spirited away spider man into the spider verse spider man across the spider verse the hunchback of notre dame the lego movie a silent voice wall- E ratatouille howl's moving castle how to train you dragon trilogy coraline perfect blue kungfu panda 1 & 2 your name claus coco the iron giant Honerable mentions: teenage mutant ninja turtles mutant mayhem nimona shrek 1 & 2 incredibles zootopia up toy story
The Wild Robot remains in a tie with: Puss In Boots 2, How to Train Your Dragon, Megamind 1(Not 2, Don't hate me) and lastly... How to Train Your Dragon 2
@@AnotherNickYT it was pretty cool, the theatre we were in was really epic. Only complaint is the q and a with the cast after was a little lame. Mostly just basic questions with lame answers
Dune Part 2 became my favorite movie of all time. The fact that the only thing that can gate-keep Wild Robot is Dune means the bar is absurdly high. I'm watching it tonight.
Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Absolutely
Saw a midday matinee on a whim, and I'm glad I did bc it got me multiple times. Probably my favorite (non-anime) animated movie.
Longer answer: Absolutely yes
Longer longer answer: Absolutely absolutely yes
Waaaayy longer answer: ARE YOU KIDDING ME? ITS THE BEST DARN FILM OF THE YEAR
@@AnotherNickYTeven longer answer:absolutely the best in every multiverse and omniverse
saying Pedro Pascal sounded like he was "just reading from a script" in this movie should be considered blasphemy.
What really got me was the final act of the film.
I thought the movie was going to end on a bittersweet note, but then the film goes INSANE and I loved it so much because it showed the two main characters' payoff for the development they've gone through the whole film.
I often have a problem with a main villain appearing in the last 20 minutes of a movie but this movie not only did really well with vontras screen time and explained both why it took her so long to get there and why the movie had to end shortly after her introduction because she was *ruthless*
@@shealupkes
I do have a theory that she's going to play an important role in the sequel; since the sequel book does introduce Roz's origins and her creator. Maybe Vontra goes crazy and is willing to kill other humans if it means getting rid of Roz. (・∀・)
Also, I've been craving a good female villain, those are sadly really hard to come by. (Good examples are Azula from Avatar, Ursula from Little Mermaid, Zira from Lion King 2, Mother Gothel from Tangled)
@@shealupkes That's why I think that's a Good Thing that the Main Villain appears at the Film's 3rd Act, because Roz has bigger things to worry about besides the Main Villain, she does take VONTRA's Warning into account and Bittersweetly says goodbye to the Animals she had befriended and all the growth she went through with them, only to inevitably go back to where she came from and I WAS JUST IN TEARS & AWE AT THE LAST 10 minutes of the movie, and No amount of people criticizing the last 10 to 20 minutes of the movie can change my Opinion that This Movie is a 10/10 or the fact that this Movie is a Masterpiece in general
When Roz says "I am the wild robot" and starts wild robot-ing around, it's PEAK cinema
1:34 in an interview with chris sanders, he says they actually did minimal editing on lupita's voice. the vast difference between first half roz and latter half roz is pretty much her vocal posture , and it's amazing
THAT'S WHY SHE'S THE GOAT
Top 3 best movie quotes 1. I am Steve 2. I am a wild robot 3. Avengers Assemble
4. I always come back
5. I'll teach him the way my mom taught me *casually dropkicks* SWIM
6. Autobots roll out
7. Decepticons rise up!
8. Hello there
I saw this with my my son the other week without seeing any trailers or anything. Let me tell you this. Me and the wife were balling our eyes out. The back and forth was insane. I loved this movie a lot and went i expecting nothing and was blown away. And i will always love hearing Matt Berrys voice haha
The movie won me over in the first 5 minutes with the amount of charm of roz and the animals
Totally agree
The fact that Chris Sanders wrote and directed this movie excites me the most. He has been in the animation industry for decades and it truly upsets me how a lot of people still don't know his name. From Lilo & Stitch to How To Train Your Dragon to The Croods and now this movie, Sanders is easily one of the greatest artists working in the animation industry. I really hope this could be a bigger hit for him. He's such a gem in animation industry, i adore him so much
True. I really hope to see him get an Oscar for this film
I love the way the movie starts. Flashing lights, intense storms and the boom. You’re dropped in the unknown and basically learning along side Roz where she is and what to do next.
It’s a fantastic non set up set up that instantly made me feel immersed into the movie ^^
Just saw it yesterday in the theatre and was absolutely blown away. One of the best animated movies ever made if not the best
True
I love the wild robot
Me too
WE* love the wild robot
SAMEEEE
@@AnotherNickYTnooooo, you fell for the bot comment! (Idk if it is or not, it just hits all the flags)
SAME
It was so amazing. I saw it in 4Dx and that was quite the experience!!! Chair moving like crazy, wind blowing and getting misted and sprinkled with water in the theater. It was such an amazing story and the ending gave a lot of closure!!!!!
Ngl, I went into this film thinking it was gonna be mid. But I should have had faith in the guy who brought us Lilo and Stitch, HTTYD and The Croods. This film was goddamn fantastic, I am utterly shocked at how good it was, one of the best animated films I have seen. I am personally gonna vote for it as the best animated film this year. I loved it, first time I almost cried because of a film!😭❤️🔥💯
SAME!
Basically the tie of the bow between Wall E and the Iron Giant
@@SlushysSecret have you read the books because their great
Really? First time? It is a very powerful movie
@@AnotherNickYT it really is
Something I really like about this movie is the fact that they talk about disability and dont pull the punches about it, talking about Brightbill being a runt and how he would have died without Roz being there to provide special one on one care. Because the fact of the matter is he is small, he has weaknesses in regard to his abilities because of that and without someone to protect him when he was vulnerable and give him extra attention to help with that he actually would have died. And if he did everyone else would struggle because his unique outlook and knowledge is really important for continual survival! New ideas are super important.
As someone who was born with a genetic mutation myself that causes my body to be different than everyone else and makes it so I struggle a lot to do things that other people can, this movie really meant a lot to me.
Regarding the animal behaviours, one of my favourites was when Fink literally dove into the snow like Arctic foxes do when they hunt for food, (there's a National Geographic video that they probably used as one of their many references from nature documentaries) he used the same tracking skills a standard fox would have to find the island's inhabitants.
I remember seeing the first trailer for this movie, the one without any words, and saying to myself, “this is just going to be a 2 hour version of the 5 minute overwatch bastion cinematic”, I could not have been more wrong. The fact that the characters talk adds a whole new level of complexity and depth and i absolutely love them all. Roz is also just a cool design, the grappling hook arms the vright eyes that can act as a lighthouse and the detachable hands adds up for great action sequences that don’t outshine the rest of the movie
I mean … it still kinda is a 2 hour version of the Bastion cinematic lol. It just has a lot more depth to it.
Went into the theater with a casual invitation from my cousins not even having an idea about this movie except that it may have been directed twords kids, but a movie like this is one that will be timeless and shape their futures and instilling quality values and wisdom in them similar to Bluey maybe. THIS MOVIE HAD ME SHOOK AND SOBBING REMEMBERING THE THINGS THAT ARE ACTUALLY IMPORTANT TO US ❤
Yes! Today´s children are very lucky in this regard imo, they have so many great animated films with so much love and great positive message in them. 🥰I was born in 1982 and the only animated film i remember was The Last Unicorn. Very nice film, but upon rewatching it as an adult i was shocked at how dark and sad it was. 😔
Wild robot art style what's Disney wish aiming for
I think you’re right.
What?! Pedro did exceptionally well. I didn't even know it was Pedro playing the fox.
The best part about this movie is it is focused on not just appealing to the kid demographic, but adult viewers who want good storytelling and characters. I personally love it when a movie brings great and simple characters from books to life. When I first heard about this movie it actually made me want to read the book! You don’t get that with many book-to-cinema movies nowadays.
Not to mention, the music director went *all out* and TOTALLY COOKED with the music! It made the emotions really shine in the characters and myself included!
A total blast of an adventure to watch on screen! I believe this was DreamWorks last movie they made in house before they outsource to other companies. What a great way to close an era of DreamWorks Animation! If you haven’t seen it yet, I strongly suggest giving it a watch. You’ll be amazed by the animation, music, characters, themes, and so much more!
Side note: I want to point out that I came out of this movie remembering almost all the characters names and personalities. If a film can do that, in my opinion, you’ve made a darn good story!
i dont know about you guys country but mine definitely dint hype it up at all. no marketing .
but recently my sister ask me to go to the cinema but the movies available was limited so i let my sister decide the movie and it was this.
And WOoowiee bro it was soo Amazing , i act like a crazy person telling other people to watch ts. Absolute peak
Crazy how we got 2 great animated movies about robots in the same month this year.
For real.
Whats the other one?
@@ellzytv8255 transformers one
@@ellzytv8255idk
@@ellzytv8255 transformers one
Bro I was pissed as hell when people were like, “UGH IM NEVER WATCHING THE WILD ROBOT BECAUSE THE ANIMALS TALK!!!” Like bro I read the book like a few years ago, and I was like… “WHAT DO YOU MEAN. SHE LEARNS THE LANGUAGE OF THE ANIMALS! JUST READ THE BOOK…. RAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! ALSO, IF THE ANIMALS DIDNT SPEAK… WHAT WOULD THEY SAY? ‘BAWK…BAWK’ LIKE BRO RAAAAH”
I saw this in 4dx, it was an amazing experience
Same!
The Wild Robot and Transformers One both blew my expectations away
there were moments where i couldn’t breath because i was so amazed at the animation. i was on the brink of sobbing and in awe. just a movie that touched my soul. nothing i felt since Everything Everywhere all at Once.
35 yo male here. I cried on and off throughout the second half of the movie. I know what you mean when you say it touched your soul. This movie made me unusually emotional. Never cried this much during a movie before lol.
I read the books, and it was my favorite book, but now.. i have a favorite movie.
i havent watched it but i read the books and i had a feeling that people wouldnt know that the book even exists but ive found someone else who can appreciate the book
On Saturday I watched the wild robot in 3D! I was amazing
Pedro pascal can do no wrong, be quiet 😭😅🤣
I feel like this is basically a redo of Leafie: A Hen into the Wild (a 2011 Korean Animated Film) but with a much happier ending.
This movie was excellent. Animation medium has killed it this year
This year, in general, has not been bad for cinema
This year in total hasn’t been that bad
Yeah, not at all. We’ve had some great movies this year. One of my favorites was that new Planet of the Apes movie
Movies have done much better this year than last year where we got countless box office flops
@@avaryahbhardwaj2652 I bet it was we had too much stuff at once
Collecting tickets is such a cool idea, too bat at my theater they are straight up not giving tickets anymore
Amazing film…. Seriously. It was beautiful & captures the love of a mother beautifully & the topic of coexistence
SPOILER WARNING HERE:
my favourite part of the movie is when she goes back to the shore she washed up on, rebuilds one of the other rozzum's and has a conversation with it. she tries to get advice from it, and its so cool so see what is essentially a version of her without the character development trying to understand the current roz
I went and saw this yesterday in the city and i absolutely loved it everyone in that theatre room was happy watching it i also got emotional too but again this is an amazing movie absolutely agree!! 😅😊
RON Because you were thinking about another wonderful very underrated robot animation RON GONE WRONG. Totally recommended! The humor on Ron Gone Wrong landed better with me .
I really liked this movie, but I can't help but think that a version where the animals don't talk to Roz would be superior.
A little part of my mind was giving a sigh of disappointment when she translated their speech within the first 10 or 15 minutes of the runtime and I can't help but think this would have been better as a minimal dialogue animated feature.
This was the most visceral reaction id gotten out of a movie in really a long time, just so good
The Science Guy is not in this film. It is Bill Nighy (NY-HEE). Hitchhiker’s Guide, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean.
I looked it up just to be the sure, but you pronounce them the same. I'm well aware of who he is.
I watched THE WILD ROBOT on opening day and then a few days later I went to it again, because I loved it so much.
Thanks, thumbs up, have a great day.
One of my favourite films. What I will say, though, is the first half up until the migration scene is 10/10 perfection and the second half is more like 8.5/10 where I feel has some pacing issues and is not as tightly knitted together.
I love Wild Robot, rivals wallE. Possible the Best animated movie ❤
Just watched it in theaters and , yes, yes it is as good as everyone says. Haven't gotten this emotional from a movie in ages. Story 10/10 visuals 10/10 charaters 10/10 music 10/10. Pls go watch it you won't regret it
My mom loves so do I it was funny sad and I read the books
I haven’t read the books, but I’m definitely more interested now
@@AnotherNickYT the books are great and definitely underrated
we need a discord server for this movie, pronto
What do you think will win, Inside Out 2 or The Wild Robot?
This movie deserves it more, I really hope if another movie wins it’s not inside out 2
Depends which studio spends more money during awards season.
@@LoXHumaNWhy? Why can't both movies succeed?
@Simbala-bq5vy I love inside out 2 but the way that the wild robot connected with me , I would be really sad If it didn't win
The film, Wild robot, is absolutely touching and heartfelt. Coupled with "Birds of a Feather", it's the best heartfelt movie of the decade, animation or otherwise.
I just watched the wild robot today and NGL. It was fire.
I read the book a few years back, and this looks insanely good. I really want to see it now.
It was a good movie. The hype is a bit much.
It was all right. Bambi meets baymax meets The Iron Giant meets zootopia. I was actually quite surprised I didn't like it as much as everyone else. But then I never claimed to be like everyone else
My son is going to the theatre with holiday care to see this movie, somehow I’m feeling jealous now. THANKS NICK!
The best thing for polish audience is that she's named "Rozzum" - "rozum" in polish means mind
I've seen it and I love it. The animation looks really fantastic since it looks like an awesome book.
Actual LOL as Ron throws out the bird.
I haven't seen The Wild Robot yet. But I watched the trailer, it looks great and the animation looks fantastic. I want to check it out someday. I would say yes it is absolutely great.
IT WAS NOTHING SHORT OF INCREDIBLE I LOVED IT SO MUCH
0:09 - I remember saying that
It's without a doubt the best animated movie of the year, and Dreamworks best movie to date, no competition at all. It's funny, for once, I almost never laugh when watching movies, but I did with this one. It's not as sad as they say however, and you can take that from a guy who lost his son 2 years ago.
crazy dreamworks once again outshining disney cause this movie felt so much better than wish which felt generic musical that even an adam sandler movie outdid it embrassing disney but this also felt like an apology for megamind 2 and megamind rules
am im all for it cant wait to watch it maybe tomorrow or later also ur video is great as well
Great movie. The art style was definitely inspired by the last Puss in Boots. But yeah, truly a great film.
Oh and I agree that the way she learned to understand the animals was a genius touch that really helped the story.
saw this in 3D.. pretty damn cool
If Dreamworks takes home the Oscar next year, I will rank it an SSS+ with five out of five stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and two rock on gestures 🤘🤘 for having such an unbelievably sick and unique concept of a robot and nature that represents the wildlife. We need more animated movies just like this one.
It is more than what someone may say about it, YOU HAVE TO WATCH IT!!!!
I genuinely don't understand why this movie was so successful I have not watched it but by the looks of it is a robot meets animals and acts like one finds a duck raised it and then the people that made her come to get her then the animals protect her happy ending!
Puss and Boots: The Last Wish looks like The Wild Robot, has the same animation style, same studio. Fantastic!
wait so not only was mando and luke skywalker in this movie but also clones? this basiclly just star wars movie the wild robot
Lupita Nyang’o was also Maz Kanata
This movie is the best movie of the year
Even transformers one is on my list
I also love the design of this movie hand painted
Just saw this ,absolutely loved it ….
It’s an amazing film with many layers. I was truly impressed. Definitely going to be a timeless classic.
I recently watched the film and this film is now my new favorite movie in my top 7. I’m working on my top 10.
i will name my child after this movie
sister: cried while watching
This is where the budget of kfp 4 and megamind 2 went.
Probably. I don’t even think Megamind 2 had a budget.
That ONE part in the movie toward the middle made me cry and I was trying SO hard not to😂😂😂 great movie man not many things get to me in that way
Yep same. The liftoff part where Roz is helping Bright bill learn how to fly. Its def the music behind this scene that makes it so emotional. Kris Bowers (music composer) is truly talented for this music behind this movie. 🔥🔥
What is your opinion on Ruby Gillman Teen Kraken?
my animation movies hall of fame:
the wild robot
puss in boots the last wish
the lion king
princess mononoke
the princess and the beast
aladdin
inside out
transformers one
spirited away
spider man into the spider verse
spider man across the spider verse
the hunchback of notre dame
the lego movie
a silent voice
wall- E
ratatouille
howl's moving castle
how to train you dragon trilogy
coraline
perfect blue
kungfu panda 1 & 2
your name
claus
coco
the iron giant
Honerable mentions:
teenage mutant ninja turtles mutant mayhem
nimona
shrek 1 & 2
incredibles
zootopia
up
toy story
This movie is amazing. I truly loved it.
I loved this film! It's brilliant, everything about it was great. It really moved me which is very rare especially these days.
I hate talking animals… it’s so fucking lazy to make animals… human…
Brought me to tears - I'm a grown-ass man.... loved the movie❤
The Wild Robot remains in a tie with: Puss In Boots 2, How to Train Your Dragon, Megamind 1(Not 2, Don't hate me) and lastly... How to Train Your Dragon 2
2:59 that is not a raccoon
this film was amazing to me 10 out 10 for me
You know what I thought throughout this film?
Yeah, Disney did not try at all with wish.
This made me cry 😭
predator movies ranked from worst to best please
Saw the movie today. One of the most best and beautiful movies I’ve seen! ❤
Yes it's a masterpiece. One of the best animated films ever.
I love the wild robot. My dad says otherwise. He had 2 beers and says he still didn’t like it.
Tbh VERY unpopular opinion: this movie is a bit overrated. Like yeah it’s good but the pacing is really weird-
I just got back from seeing it and its my fav movie now
Just walked out of the theater. This was incredible.
I saw it at tiff and it was so fucking good
Really? I’d like to go to Tiff or another festival someday; they seem like fun.
@@AnotherNickYT it was pretty cool, the theatre we were in was really epic. Only complaint is the q and a with the cast after was a little lame. Mostly just basic questions with lame answers
Dune Part 2 became my favorite movie of all time. The fact that the only thing that can gate-keep Wild Robot is Dune means the bar is absurdly high. I'm watching it tonight.
I loved this movie.
My only complaint is that the film's title could have been *waaaay* better.
Instead of "wIlD rObOt" how about smt like "Lost" etc
Yea my school went to the movie to see it and we all loved it
It is GOOD. I'm 47 and I was crying by the end of the movie.
Cinemark Alliance? I used to work there! Small world.
Lol. No way!
I got jumpscared when I noticed the tickets lmao
It is a wonderful film. Beautiful & heartfelt. ❤