This whole film is so beautiful, I love how Roz sounds less robotic as the film goes on, and the scene on the ship where Brightbill tells Roz he loves her and wakes her up always makes me tear up.
Felt like Anya in Buffy the Vampire Slayer dealing with death for the first time and all she can talk about is how the dead person will never have fruit punch or eggs ever again.
I like that they didn't shy away from the brutality of nature; the crab getting snatched by the bird, Brightbill's birth mother and family getting k!lled, when Fink the fox found animals that didn't make it during the snowstorm, etc.. It's a very touching movie about finding your purpose through love and the animation is such a treat for the eyes!
Fun Fact: this was based on ONE of THREE books, called "The Wild Robot". the 2nd is called "The Wild Robot Escapes" which has been confirmed to be in development.
@@DiegoKawasaka I'm going to wait a few more years. Like I want to read the books but not right now (spend alot cos of Black Friday). Also if I do buy the books, I want to give it to my niece after I read them but she not old enough yet (the books are for 9+ years old and she's only 4 right now).
This is something I don't expect anyone relating to, but when I first watched it in theaters, I read through the credits and got loudly excited when I found out Dee Bradley Baker was credited in this movie, because that doesn't happen to voice actors, usually they're just credited as additional voices (also I loved that Lupita Nyong'o was credited for both Roz and Rummage) lol
If you didn't know it's based off of a book series, there are a lot of changes, but I'd say nothing compared to the changes from the HTTYD book (3 books so far, unsure if there are more planned since I only read the first to avoid spoilers for the next movie)
@@elgranmanco8201 the basic structure of the story is i'd say 70-80% the same; there are a lot of characters combined or removed altogether; and there a lot of the characters don't have as much prominence in the book compared to the movie. I'd recommend reading the book, it's a very easy read owing to the fact that it's, on average, 1 page per chapter. ***spoilers*** Some changes I'd like to note of -Roz isn't a task assistant robot, she has no idea what she is. -Fink isn't a main character, he basically only appears in the beginning and the end. -she tries to survive by mimicking a praying mantis' survival strategy and staying still; after staying still for so long, she learns how to speak a universal animal language that's described something along the lines of (i dont fully remember) music but sung through different instruments. -they cut out Brightbill's bestfriend, a squirrel named Chitchat (I assume the part where he tries befriending a squirrel in the movie is a reference) -Pinktail isn't a mom, and teaches Roz how to play dead to avoid predators instead of how to raise Brightbill. -Paddler is the son of a pair of beavers who willingly help Roz build a home and later a leg when she loses it in, iirc, a bear attack. -Thorn has a sister, and they both hate Roz and try to kill her, their mom intervenes and thorn almost dies in an accident. Roz saves him and they apologize. -Brightbill is informed about Roz killing his family in an accident a lot earlier, and he doesn't feel betrayed. He does get into an rift with her when he wants to find out where she comes from, but Roz is too afraid of what they'll find if they visit the gravesite she washed up on. -Roz builds multiple homes to keep animals safe in winter, she establishes a winter truce inside the cabins that was an extension of a truce that already existed, iirc, in the morning. -they test turning her off, and it's one of my favorite moments of the book. -The world is a lot less advanced, with a lot of different types of robots, but a lot less OP; I think this can be shown by the fact that while in the movie Roz was 1 of 6 units lost, in the books it was 1 of 500. -there's no distress signal, the robot company spot her when they made a huge torch to party the night Brightbill comes back from migration. -there are three "RECO" bots that come to retrieve Roz and they're all less advanced with normal rifles instead of attached weaponry. -Roz loses both legs and an arm at the end, which is the reason she willingly gets recollected. -Longneck's death feels more impactful to the story by the way it's written; in the book, he gets shot by a farmer with a shotgun when he tries to defend his flock. When the RECO bot comes to take a legless Roz, the flock grab the Reco's shotgun and it's described as something like "it wasn't sure if they knew what they were doing or knew how to fire the gun, but they did, because they'd one used before.
For me this is one of the best animated movies in the last 10-ish years. I as a person who doesn't cry much at media in general and as the one who criedlike 4 times say it very well may become modern classic.
The Wild Robot uses a hand-painted, impressionistic art style inspired by classic Disney and Hayao Miyazaki films. Chris Sanders (the Director) described the style as "imagining a Miyazaki forest brought to life through the work of Claude Monet.
What I love about this movie is that we see and hear overtime how Roz evolves from a customer service Baymax robot to a caring motherly Amazon Vaggie with a human voice and her own identity and life. She’s like the daughter of Iron Giant and Wall-E!
I believe the reason both The Wild Robot and Transformers One weren’t heavily marketed is that the studios likely assumed they wouldn’t be major box office hits. Both films- Transformers One included - were created primarily to tell a story, not to promote merchandise. Unfortunately, that’s just the reality of the industry. Animation is so expensive that studios often rely on merchandise sales to turn a profit. In other words, unless you're a Disney princess, a famous superhero, or a beloved mascot like SpongeBob, you're not earning anything.
What a nihilistic way to view art! No, the problem is that there's no way to earn Continuous amounts of money if it's not marketable. A movie can be a smash hit at the box office and still be considered a failure simply because it wasn't capitalized on.
To anyone near a theater that still screens this movie, even if you've watched it on television or else, I still HIGHLY recommend catching a screening if you can; this movie's score is superb. Also I recommend reading the book, it's super short even though it's 80 chapters, because the average length of a chapter is around 2 pages.
DreamWorks hasn't released a film this good in a LONG time and I must say... When I saw this in the cinema I cried my eyes out.... It's a very unique film and it holds a special spot in my heart.
@@SpiderWalker3427 Eh.... This film by far stands above both of those movies..... This is one of those rare moments where a movie company releases a unique movie and to be honest we have been waiting for DreamWorks to do something like this for a VERY long time and they finally did it! The Wild Robot is on my favorite list and I can already tell others also agree too.
@@SpiderWalker3427 Puss 2 is great (I enjoyed it) but The Wild Robot is above it by a large margin, mostly because TWR hits so many different demographics, the soundtrack, animation and because the story is just wham bam emotional in so many parts.
This was the movie that for the first time in forever, my mom stayed awake to watch... on the dining room chair that she didn't like to sit on for long periods of time. Cause my laptop is on the table where we eat. This proves how heart touching and soul enriching this movie is.
6:47 hmm yeah, Roz has a crap ton of gadgets in her that maybe at some point with an owner those gadgets / parts needs to be maintained every now and then. Plus easy access for internal repairs and what can be guessed the ability to install customizable tools specific for a Rozzum from seeing the booklet of different Roz models later in the movie. 🤔
If there's a movie that deserves the Best Animated Feature award. It would be this. It's a beautiful movie, and that's still understating it. I rarely cry in movies, and if I do, it's usually one time and that's a maximum. The Wild Robot broke that recors and made my cry, like ugly cry, three times and tear up more than I can count. Everything in this movie was phenomenal! The story, the dialogue, the animation, even the music is absolutely incredible. A movie of this caliber deserves more for than just the Best Animated Feature award, it needs to be nominated for Best Picture overall.
What’s really impressive is she taught animals how to use tools. Like after she left, they still made a fire in the fireplace. So they know how to use tools, make fires, turn stuff on/off, possibly to an extent understand English as the advertisement doesn’t speak in animal.
AAAAAAA finally on youtube! I absolutely LOVE this movie, it's my favorite animated movie since Into the Spiderverse. I'm hoping it gets an Oscar win this year, Chris Sanders (Lilo and Stitch, How To Train Your Dragon, The Croods) has been snubbed too many times, though it's tough competition considering how the academy votes for animated movies lol
This movie I was super excited for even before it came out, but oh man the way I was crying throughout blew me away. The whole movie is beautiful and the story is amazing and cute, and all the animals becoming a family gets me every time. This is def I think one of my top faves of 2024, if not fave animated movie of the year. I loved inside out 2, but I would honestly be happy if this won the academy award for best animated movie!
the thing with no one talking about it while it was in theaters is they had it in theaters for less than three weeks before putting it on streamers. if you're not gonna market a movie that much AND not give it the time in theaters then of course it's gonna seem like no one is talking about it. luckily i saw it because i have AMC A List so I just go see movies that look good randomly without knowing much about them
8:08 ohh this is a clue early on to tell about the current climate on at least some parts of the world. “More shoreline than ever” is a nice way of saying Florida is basically flooded at this point. 😅
I cried 3 times while watching this movie in theaters. In Elementary school everyone from every grade read the book in class. Despite me hating my teacher, I made some of my best memories reading The Wild Robot. In a way, I feel like I’ve come full circle. Thank you guys so much for reacting to it, you guys are definitely tied for first place in regards to my favorite reactor TH-camrs ❤️
Fun Fact 1: theres A113 refference in the movie, so this movie really shines because of someone who studied in the same place like many Pixar guys did. Fun Fact 2: Rozzum is named as a refference to czech book R.U.R. - Rossums Universal Robots, written by Karel Čapek - inventor of the word robot. Im so damn proud Im czech and this movie made me cry a lot, like 3 times, when I was in cinema with my family. My mum and I LOVE the message of this one. Really beautiful visuals, very well fitting soundtrack with chosen scenery.... 10/10 straight away for me
I saw this movie in theaters with my dad who came to visit me now that I’m in grad school across the country and it hit us both pretty deeply. This movie is phenomenal and I’ve had the ost stuck in my head since I saw it over a month ago. Just so so stunning
if i had a nickel for every time kit connor made me cry for saying he loves someone in an acting role, i would have two nickels. which isn't a lot, but it gave me emotional damage that it happened twice
This movie got really popular in a short amount of time because it started getting shared on tt or something, plus word of mouth. It was like 75M to make and it's now 290M worldwide. I am really glad something like this is doing well, because if these types of movies fail, we are destined to just get sequels to popular movies all the time. aka low risk stuff. Small detail, but when the evil robot says we'll just keep coming until we get you, Brightbill has no idea what she said, because he can't understand English. Roz has been speaking animal the whole movie.
YOOO I just watched this last night! I can't remember the last time both my parents were interested enough to watch with me, and my mom even broke into tears. What a fantastic movie.
Thanks for getting the credit scene a lot of people don't understand or it doesn't click that, that is the tree they chopped down and Fink was helping replant it as another way to make up for how he treated him before.
My sister and I went to see this movie in theaters and it is criminal how little people where there to see the movie with us. Including us there were only 8 people their to watch the movie.
The only thing that would have made this movie even better is if instead of saying "But you can call me Roz" at the end, she said "But you can call me Mom." It would have made that moment a poignant *chef kiss* ending.
Bill Nighy :) He’s also Davey Jones in the Pirates of the Caribbean, Shaun’s dad in Shaun of the dead, Rattlesnake Jake in Rango The man is a beast of acting
@5:01 - word of mouth isn't enough for theatrical runs anymore because audiences aren't given enough time to go see a movie in theaters. distributors decide if a movie is worth releasing in theaters and nowadays that's only for big name box office blockbusters. post pandemic theatrical runs have been getting shorter, now averaging 3 to 6 weeks. the straight to streaming pipeline is too real, now movies barely get theatrical run anymore...unless they're expected to make bank. this movie is beautiful and lupita is amazing. i got to see it in theaters but it was only showing for 2 weeks ...
This movie was unexpected, I had a hard time explaining it to other people, “There’s a robot, and she’s in the wild by herself, she can’t find anyone to help, and she finds a baby ducky 😭”
I was judgemental towards the pacing but moreso the conflict resolution, fortunately the writing held everything together. Would recommend for anyone who loves emotional portrayal of mentorship.
This movie visually represents 'the power of love' without directly shoving it down your throat. Roz doesn't even seem to acknowledge when their lights change to yellow and pink, which clearly represent the bond between her and Brightbill and the fact that she's totally unaware of it until the very end. Even if it's a deus ex machina, it feels so earned when Roz wakes back up to tell her boy she loves him. In terms of critique, the one thing I really would have liked to see would be some sort of visual or direct acknowledgement of Roz's modification of their code besides the VERY brief use of the ipad-esque control pannel that they use to set their learning mode to learn Animal speak. But overall I am incredibly satisfied with this movie and can't wait to watch it properly with my whole family.
I saw a comerical for wild robot while at the theatre for Inside out 2. I put this along side Wolf Children as one of the saddest movies I have seen where I did not expect it to hit me in the feels this hard.
7:41 ohh there would’ve been a high possibility Fink would’ve died from infections from his wounds if he tried and failed to get the spikes out on his own 😬
Incredible movie, and I can’t think of a more poignant film to close a chapter of Dreamworks’ history. This is their last film produced in house for the foreseeable future, they’ll be outsourcing to Sony from now on (the fact that Dreamworks just unionized and Imageworks is a Canadian non union studio surely has nothing to do with it) A couple details like Roz’s processor being called A113 (famous animation classroom) and the company that made her is Universal Dynamics (Universal Studios and Comcast own and oversee Dreamworks now) gives the entire film this unique air of rebellion against the state of the industry, while it’s still telling a very touching and gorgeous story first and foremost… I feel safe in saying it might be the best film they’ve done to date
Seeing yall getting so emotional over this movie really brightened my day 🙃 ive became enthralled by seeing you guys go back to being little kids haha 😉
Wooo! I watched this at the movies and have already ordered a DVD. It'll be arriving at new years 😁 totally worth it. First movie I've seen in cinemas in forever too. The moment I saw the trailer I knew I had to see it. Same director as Lilo and stitch and how to train your dragon and the croods. I love all of those movies.
I heard alot of people talking about this movie when it was in theaters before streaming and it's actually still in theaters right now and doing well even though it is on streaming
Hey, I just recently watched this movie too. It’s an absolute tragedy a real good time for the whole family no but for real this movie is amazing and it doubled my mom appreciation and gave it to the next person.
yes everyone of us, who suggested this movie for you to react to, we knew what this will do to you ^^ and tbh i don´t feel bad about it, this movie is for me the best movie that came out this year
Im pretty new to this channel but i would love to see you guys watch the movie "a million ways to die in the west" The director is Seth MacFarlane, so if you liked the Ted movies i think you guys will love that movie
Yyyyyyoooooo I had seen a trailer for this and thought it looked cool but when it came to theaters I was broke lol. Thanks to you guys I know it's on streaming and watched it before watching this video (had some "Oxygen" before lol ;) ) Cried like 4 times lol XD
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That, " I have a kid." was delivered perfectly.
The Greatness if Lupita!!
This whole film is so beautiful, I love how Roz sounds less robotic as the film goes on, and the scene on the ship where Brightbill tells Roz he loves her and wakes her up always makes me tear up.
Same, it's such a masterpiece. DreamWorks knows how to make bangers when they want to.
even physically too they had the leg peice from the forest and the grass/moss growing on her. She literally was becoming one with the forest
To me it was the opposite. Sounding less robotic sounded off and takes away from the intent of it coming from a machine.
@@madamsamoyed5732 Honestly, I think that company is like a scale of good and bad films, whenever they want to release a banger film or series.
It’s sad, but honestly that one line that Pedro the fox says, about being alone if she leaves, broke me. The animation is amazing too!
Such a nice callback to Roz's question about what to do if it's too late to tell someone you love them.
Fr, I related to that so much😭 it made me cry even harder
"Pedro the fox" is the best way to put it hahaha
That hit close to home.
Felt like Anya in Buffy the Vampire Slayer dealing with death for the first time and all she can talk about is how the dead person will never have fruit punch or eggs ever again.
I like that they didn't shy away from the brutality of nature; the crab getting snatched by the bird, Brightbill's birth mother and family getting k!lled, when Fink the fox found animals that didn't make it during the snowstorm, etc.. It's a very touching movie about finding your purpose through love and the animation is such a treat for the eyes!
I admire Dreamworks' boldness so much!!
Don't forget the bobcat(?) tearing the bird's head off after the bird ripped the butterfly to shreds
Fun Fact:
this was based on ONE of THREE books, called "The Wild Robot".
the 2nd is called "The Wild Robot Escapes" which has been confirmed to be in development.
The third book is called "The Wild Robot Protect". I think that one is vague enough to not be spoiled if you haven't look up the books.
@@Renkencen i think of orderung the books tbh
@@DiegoKawasaka I'm going to wait a few more years. Like I want to read the books but not right now (spend alot cos of Black Friday). Also if I do buy the books, I want to give it to my niece after I read them but she not old enough yet (the books are for 9+ years old and she's only 4 right now).
I think the movie combines the first and second books. The third book may be the sequel
@@The1nvisibleJeevas it just taps into the 2nd book
This is something I don't expect anyone relating to, but when I first watched it in theaters, I read through the credits and got loudly excited when I found out Dee Bradley Baker was credited in this movie, because that doesn't happen to voice actors, usually they're just credited as additional voices (also I loved that Lupita Nyong'o was credited for both Roz and Rummage) lol
You're right am I glad that they finally consider doing that hopefully that Trend continues in them realizing that their actors too.
So happy that the movie is getting a sequel
Because i want to see more of brightbird, fink and roz's relationship grow more
If you didn't know it's based off of a book series, there are a lot of changes, but I'd say nothing compared to the changes from the HTTYD book (3 books so far, unsure if there are more planned since I only read the first to avoid spoilers for the next movie)
@@andalilbitqueer how much Is the changes? I know that HTTYD was like, 75% changes or some like that, how much are we talking here?
@@elgranmanco8201 the basic structure of the story is i'd say 70-80% the same; there are a lot of characters combined or removed altogether; and there a lot of the characters don't have as much prominence in the book compared to the movie. I'd recommend reading the book, it's a very easy read owing to the fact that it's, on average, 1 page per chapter.
***spoilers***
Some changes I'd like to note of
-Roz isn't a task assistant robot, she has no idea what she is.
-Fink isn't a main character, he basically only appears in the beginning and the end.
-she tries to survive by mimicking a praying mantis' survival strategy and staying still; after staying still for so long, she learns how to speak a universal animal language that's described something along the lines of (i dont fully remember) music but sung through different instruments.
-they cut out Brightbill's bestfriend, a squirrel named Chitchat (I assume the part where he tries befriending a squirrel in the movie is a reference)
-Pinktail isn't a mom, and teaches Roz how to play dead to avoid predators instead of how to raise Brightbill.
-Paddler is the son of a pair of beavers who willingly help Roz build a home and later a leg when she loses it in, iirc, a bear attack.
-Thorn has a sister, and they both hate Roz and try to kill her, their mom intervenes and thorn almost dies in an accident. Roz saves him and they apologize.
-Brightbill is informed about Roz killing his family in an accident a lot earlier, and he doesn't feel betrayed. He does get into an rift with her when he wants to find out where she comes from, but Roz is too afraid of what they'll find if they visit the gravesite she washed up on.
-Roz builds multiple homes to keep animals safe in winter, she establishes a winter truce inside the cabins that was an extension of a truce that already existed, iirc, in the morning.
-they test turning her off, and it's one of my favorite moments of the book.
-The world is a lot less advanced, with a lot of different types of robots, but a lot less OP; I think this can be shown by the fact that while in the movie Roz was 1 of 6 units lost, in the books it was 1 of 500.
-there's no distress signal, the robot company spot her when they made a huge torch to party the night Brightbill comes back from migration.
-there are three "RECO" bots that come to retrieve Roz and they're all less advanced with normal rifles instead of attached weaponry.
-Roz loses both legs and an arm at the end, which is the reason she willingly gets recollected.
-Longneck's death feels more impactful to the story by the way it's written; in the book, he gets shot by a farmer with a shotgun when he tries to defend his flock. When the RECO bot comes to take a legless Roz, the flock grab the Reco's shotgun and it's described as something like "it wasn't sure if they knew what they were doing or knew how to fire the gun, but they did, because they'd one used before.
For me this is one of the best animated movies in the last 10-ish years. I as a person who doesn't cry much at media in general and as the one who criedlike 4 times say it very well may become modern classic.
I realized after watching the movie that Roz’s voice gets noticeably deeper as the movie progresses, showing she’s matured and adapted
The Wild Robot uses a hand-painted, impressionistic art style inspired by classic Disney and Hayao Miyazaki films. Chris Sanders (the Director) described the style as "imagining a Miyazaki forest brought to life through the work of Claude Monet.
They did a Great Job!!
Best animated film of the year. Also, the “Bummer. This one’s dead” line gets me every time. 😂
What I love about this movie is that we see and hear overtime how Roz evolves from a customer service Baymax robot to a caring motherly Amazon Vaggie with a human voice and her own identity and life.
She’s like the daughter of Iron Giant and Wall-E!
Baymax also became caring.
exactly!
We should get them to watch Heavenly Delusion so we can watch them laugh as they try to figure out what’s going on😂
This is without a doubt one of, if not the best animated movie of the year!
One of the best animated movies of the year so far!
All time*
I believe the reason both The Wild Robot and Transformers One weren’t heavily marketed is that the studios likely assumed they wouldn’t be major box office hits. Both films- Transformers One included - were created primarily to tell a story, not to promote merchandise. Unfortunately, that’s just the reality of the industry. Animation is so expensive that studios often rely on merchandise sales to turn a profit. In other words, unless you're a Disney princess, a famous superhero, or a beloved mascot like SpongeBob, you're not earning anything.
It so heartbreaking when animated movies that tells an amazing story doesn't receive the recognition it deserves.
What a nihilistic way to view art!
No, the problem is that there's no way to earn Continuous amounts of money if it's not marketable. A movie can be a smash hit at the box office and still be considered a failure simply because it wasn't capitalized on.
@@Spoonicks If it is a hit, how can it be failure?
To anyone near a theater that still screens this movie, even if you've watched it on television or else, I still HIGHLY recommend catching a screening if you can; this movie's score is superb. Also I recommend reading the book, it's super short even though it's 80 chapters, because the average length of a chapter is around 2 pages.
I regret myself for not watching it at the theaters.
DreamWorks hasn't released a film this good in a LONG time and I must say... When I saw this in the cinema I cried my eyes out.... It's a very unique film and it holds a special spot in my heart.
wait, how about Puss 2 or The Bad Guys? I mean yeah, EMOTIONALLY this one hits the most but still....
@@SpiderWalker3427 Eh.... This film by far stands above both of those movies..... This is one of those rare moments where a movie company releases a unique movie and to be honest we have been waiting for DreamWorks to do something like this for a VERY long time and they finally did it! The Wild Robot is on my favorite list and I can already tell others also agree too.
@@SpiderWalker3427 Puss 2 is great (I enjoyed it) but The Wild Robot is above it by a large margin, mostly because TWR hits so many different demographics, the soundtrack, animation and because the story is just wham bam emotional in so many parts.
This was the movie that for the first time in forever, my mom stayed awake to watch... on the dining room chair that she didn't like to sit on for long periods of time. Cause my laptop is on the table where we eat. This proves how heart touching and soul enriching this movie is.
6:47 hmm yeah, Roz has a crap ton of gadgets in her that maybe at some point with an owner those gadgets / parts needs to be maintained every now and then. Plus easy access for internal repairs and what can be guessed the ability to install customizable tools specific for a Rozzum from seeing the booklet of different Roz models later in the movie. 🤔
20:20 "ARBYS. WE HAVE THE MEAT!"
This movie was truly beautiful. Definitely teared up watching the relationship between Roz, Fink and Brightbill grow.
After this intro I feel like I was called out because I started the video shouting "OH YES CRY WITH ME BOYS"
Honestly, I loved that entire montage of BrightBill learning to fly alongside the Falcon Thunderbolt.
Such a great scene!
If there's a movie that deserves the Best Animated Feature award. It would be this. It's a beautiful movie, and that's still understating it. I rarely cry in movies, and if I do, it's usually one time and that's a maximum. The Wild Robot broke that recors and made my cry, like ugly cry, three times and tear up more than I can count. Everything in this movie was phenomenal! The story, the dialogue, the animation, even the music is absolutely incredible.
A movie of this caliber deserves more for than just the Best Animated Feature award, it needs to be nominated for Best Picture overall.
Gotta love stories about Robots learning the nature of humanity and how to love. The Iron Giant is also a great example.
What’s really impressive is she taught animals how to use tools. Like after she left, they still made a fire in the fireplace.
So they know how to use tools, make fires, turn stuff on/off, possibly to an extent understand English as the advertisement doesn’t speak in animal.
This movie surprised me. I had an inkling it was gonna be good, but not jaw-dropping amazing! A great comeback for Dreamworks.
I watched this in theaters 3 times and cried every time in front of my friends. Was a great time.
I loved this movie so much. I almost never cry watching a film, and this one truly got me.
AAAAAAA finally on youtube! I absolutely LOVE this movie, it's my favorite animated movie since Into the Spiderverse. I'm hoping it gets an Oscar win this year, Chris Sanders (Lilo and Stitch, How To Train Your Dragon, The Croods) has been snubbed too many times, though it's tough competition considering how the academy votes for animated movies lol
I really do hope so because I had high hopes by a previous movie a few years back and it too got snubbed. May God grant my wish.
The wild one, Transformers One. Both Robot movies are the best in 2024. Hopefully one of them gets an Oscar
Inside Out 2 as well.
This movie I was super excited for even before it came out, but oh man the way I was crying throughout blew me away. The whole movie is beautiful and the story is amazing and cute, and all the animals becoming a family gets me every time. This is def I think one of my top faves of 2024, if not fave animated movie of the year. I loved inside out 2, but I would honestly be happy if this won the academy award for best animated movie!
the thing with no one talking about it while it was in theaters is they had it in theaters for less than three weeks before putting it on streamers. if you're not gonna market a movie that much AND not give it the time in theaters then of course it's gonna seem like no one is talking about it. luckily i saw it because i have AMC A List so I just go see movies that look good randomly without knowing much about them
8:08 ohh this is a clue early on to tell about the current climate on at least some parts of the world. “More shoreline than ever” is a nice way of saying Florida is basically flooded at this point. 😅
Ya ready to cry with the boys, Billy? Coz I sure am! 😢 😭 💜
I cried 3 times while watching this movie in theaters. In Elementary school everyone from every grade read the book in class. Despite me hating my teacher, I made some of my best memories reading The Wild Robot. In a way, I feel like I’ve come full circle. Thank you guys so much for reacting to it, you guys are definitely tied for first place in regards to my favorite reactor TH-camrs ❤️
I cried 4 times over this movie, mostly because of the music and beauty. I loved this movie and I will never get tired of it honestly.
This movie needs all the love it can get, it made me CRY
One of the few movies that has made me cry ugly 😭
Trauma? NAAHHH --More like it's so wholesome it HURTS. This movie is going on my top favourites!
Good movie filled with good actors watched by good "people"
Fun Fact 1: theres A113 refference in the movie, so this movie really shines because of someone who studied in the same place like many Pixar guys did.
Fun Fact 2: Rozzum is named as a refference to czech book R.U.R. - Rossums Universal Robots, written by Karel Čapek - inventor of the word robot.
Im so damn proud Im czech and this movie made me cry a lot, like 3 times, when I was in cinema with my family. My mum and I LOVE the message of this one. Really beautiful visuals, very well fitting soundtrack with chosen scenery....
10/10 straight away for me
Less talked about movies tend to become hidden gems.
I just saw this in theaters 2 days ago!
Took my little bro to the theater for his first experience, this was a great pick to start him off with!
I saw this movie in theaters with my dad who came to visit me now that I’m in grad school across the country and it hit us both pretty deeply. This movie is phenomenal and I’ve had the ost stuck in my head since I saw it over a month ago. Just so so stunning
if i had a nickel for every time kit connor made me cry for saying he loves someone in an acting role, i would have two nickels. which isn't a lot, but it gave me emotional damage that it happened twice
i just recently watched this movie to, i agree it is absolutely incredible, definitely one of my favorite movies of all time
This movie got really popular in a short amount of time because it started getting shared on tt or something, plus word of mouth. It was like 75M to make and it's now 290M worldwide. I am really glad something like this is doing well, because if these types of movies fail, we are destined to just get sequels to popular movies all the time. aka low risk stuff. Small detail, but when the evil robot says we'll just keep coming until we get you, Brightbill has no idea what she said, because he can't understand English. Roz has been speaking animal the whole movie.
I loved this movie. It was absolutely beautiful and Im glad your group reacted to it. I criiiiiied ❤ And the voice actor lineup is amazing !
YOOO I just watched this last night! I can't remember the last time both my parents were interested enough to watch with me, and my mom even broke into tears. What a fantastic movie.
Thanks for getting the credit scene a lot of people don't understand or it doesn't click that, that is the tree they chopped down and Fink was helping replant it as another way to make up for how he treated him before.
My sister and I went to see this movie in theaters and it is criminal how little people where there to see the movie with us. Including us there were only 8 people their to watch the movie.
1:56 Idk why I’m just now realizing that the “person” on the left is actually a mannequin (I think)
The only thing that would have made this movie even better is if instead of saying "But you can call me Roz" at the end, she said "But you can call me Mom." It would have made that moment a poignant *chef kiss* ending.
I’m very picky when it comes to fully loving movies, but this movie is literally a masterpiece IMO
This is a third time a robot movie made a cry
5:07 Are people even going to theaters to watch movies in the first place, or waiting for stuff to show up on streaming?
You might know the geese leader because his VA is the speaker in Destiny 1 and 2.
Bill Nighy :)
He’s also Davey Jones in the Pirates of the Caribbean, Shaun’s dad in Shaun of the dead, Rattlesnake Jake in Rango
The man is a beast of acting
I haven't been so broken over an ending shot in a while, but man this one hit hard!
This movie will always make me cry whenever I watch it.
I had such a great time when I watched this movie at the theater❤hope you’ll love it too guys😊
Been WAITING for the sorta stupid lads to react to this one specifically, just a beautiful movie all around
This movie is an epic. Not just epic, it *is* an epic.
@5:01 - word of mouth isn't enough for theatrical runs anymore because audiences aren't given enough time to go see a movie in theaters. distributors decide if a movie is worth releasing in theaters and nowadays that's only for big name box office blockbusters. post pandemic theatrical runs have been getting shorter, now averaging 3 to 6 weeks. the straight to streaming pipeline is too real, now movies barely get theatrical run anymore...unless they're expected to make bank.
this movie is beautiful and lupita is amazing. i got to see it in theaters but it was only showing for 2 weeks ...
This movie was unexpected, I had a hard time explaining it to other people, “There’s a robot, and she’s in the wild by herself, she can’t find anyone to help, and she finds a baby ducky 😭”
Goose, but otherwise correct.
I was judgemental towards the pacing but moreso the conflict resolution, fortunately the writing held everything together. Would recommend for anyone who loves emotional portrayal of mentorship.
This movie visually represents 'the power of love' without directly shoving it down your throat. Roz doesn't even seem to acknowledge when their lights change to yellow and pink, which clearly represent the bond between her and Brightbill and the fact that she's totally unaware of it until the very end.
Even if it's a deus ex machina, it feels so earned when Roz wakes back up to tell her boy she loves him.
In terms of critique, the one thing I really would have liked to see would be some sort of visual or direct acknowledgement of Roz's modification of their code besides the VERY brief use of the ipad-esque control pannel that they use to set their learning mode to learn Animal speak. But overall I am incredibly satisfied with this movie and can't wait to watch it properly with my whole family.
I saw a comerical for wild robot while at the theatre for Inside out 2.
I put this along side Wolf Children as one of the saddest movies I have seen where I did not expect it to hit me in the feels this hard.
i cried several times watching this movie.
7:41 ohh there would’ve been a high possibility Fink would’ve died from infections from his wounds if he tried and failed to get the spikes out on his own 😬
This movies visuals are so beautitul
Yeah I cried a bunch during this too. Glad it wasn’t just me 😂
Yea... Went into the theater not expecting to come out of there not being able to cry anymore.
Incredible movie, and I can’t think of a more poignant film to close a chapter of Dreamworks’ history. This is their last film produced in house for the foreseeable future, they’ll be outsourcing to Sony from now on (the fact that Dreamworks just unionized and Imageworks is a Canadian non union studio surely has nothing to do with it)
A couple details like Roz’s processor being called A113 (famous animation classroom) and the company that made her is Universal Dynamics (Universal Studios and Comcast own and oversee Dreamworks now) gives the entire film this unique air of rebellion against the state of the industry, while it’s still telling a very touching and gorgeous story first and foremost… I feel safe in saying it might be the best film they’ve done to date
I love this movie so much
Amazing movie of the year I absolutely loved it we definitely need a sequel
If you haven't yet, you guys REALLY need to watch A Silent Voice. It's such a beautiful movie with such incredible animation and an amazing storyline.
love yalls stuff, before your channel, I thought reaction content was slop, but you guys add so much to the movie, show and even just a single bit
Beaver from Wild Robot
Codsworth from Fallout
Same Actor
Ever ready to serve
Seeing yall getting so emotional over this movie really brightened my day 🙃 ive became enthralled by seeing you guys go back to being little kids haha 😉
This movie is basically Wall-E crossed with Wolf Children, with a splash of Open Season
Wooo! I watched this at the movies and have already ordered a DVD. It'll be arriving at new years 😁 totally worth it. First movie I've seen in cinemas in forever too. The moment I saw the trailer I knew I had to see it. Same director as Lilo and stitch and how to train your dragon and the croods. I love all of those movies.
I heard alot of people talking about this movie when it was in theaters before streaming and it's actually still in theaters right now and doing well even though it is on streaming
I actually went to the theaters to see this and was kinda upset that nobody was talking about it. Maybe now it'll get the recognition it deserves.
Hey, I just recently watched this movie too. It’s an absolute tragedy a real good time for the whole family no but for real this movie is amazing and it doubled my mom appreciation and gave it to the next person.
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I’m surprised the Sorta Stupid crew didn’t recognize Thorn’s voice immediately.
Fun fact: the guy who voices the falcon is the same guy who does the Arby's commercials
yes everyone of us, who suggested this movie for you to react to, we knew what this will do to you ^^ and tbh i don´t feel bad about it, this movie is for me the best movie that came out this year
I realized that the humans looked at Roz’s memories but don’t care that she can speak to animals. Or that the animals can talk at all.
Day _2_ of asking Sorta Stupid to react to 'Pokemon the Move 20: I Choose You'
Best dreamworks movie since how to train your dragon. In my opinion.
Im pretty new to this channel but i would love to see you guys watch the movie "a million ways to die in the west" The director is Seth MacFarlane, so if you liked the Ted movies i think you guys will love that movie
Your guys little avatar is adorable af. I would love to know the story beind him
It’s for our webcomic ‘Billy Ends The World’ the first few pages should be releasing on Webtoon tomorrow 😁
@sortastupid ill be sure to check it out. Is the original one gonna be in the comic too?
Man, this timing was perfect! We just saw this on Saturday!
Did y’all know it’s actually based off a book
Masterpiece of a movie❤
Yyyyyyoooooo I had seen a trailer for this and thought it looked cool but when it came to theaters I was broke lol. Thanks to you guys I know it's on streaming and watched it before watching this video (had some "Oxygen" before lol ;) ) Cried like 4 times lol XD
I was literally going to suggest this movie today. My family saw it in theaters and loved it!
just dropping by to like the vid and bookmark this for whenever i actually get round to seeing the movie.
Another really good one is Ready or Not. It’s a great movie from 2019. I think you guys would really like it.
Ok, next is Look Back, we gonna be evil, and propose another emotional movie !! COME ON GUYS !!!