The Wild Robot Is An Unsurprising Masterpiece!!! 

Another DreamWorks masterpiece! The cast and characters are perfect, it's not afraid to show nature being as cruel as it is beautiful, and the emotional beats hit so hard. The scene where Brightbill leaves on migration and Roz catches his feather had me tearing up.

I would argue that while Vontra *maybe* could've been introduced earlier, she's still necessary to the plot. Why else would Roz realize she has to return to civilization for the good of the island? A little screentime as she got, she's still an effective and pretty menacing villain. If that's how the book did it, I can't complain.

A robot movie with Luke Skywalker and the Mandalorian! Sounds good to me!

You can tell Chris Sanders loves stories about characters overcoming their instincts/programming/traditions/limitations. And every single time he makes those stories unique and full of heart.

Can't believe this is Dreamworks' final movie made inside of their Glendale facility, because it honestly feels like the grand finale of the whole studio. Almost the entire animation staff is gone and their business model is going in a similar direction to Sony animation or Illumination, but the work they did on the wild robot is truly fantastic!!! It proves they can create good movies without executive meddling. Therefore, I just hope this film becomes a major contender during award season, no other film can top it!!!

You know this is a great film when even Jared Bush, one of the heads at Walt Disney Animation Studios, is greatly praising it.

Best Animated movie ever and they deserve the Oscar for Best Animated Feature

I personally think this movie is up there with Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, How to Train Your Dragon, and The Prince of Egypt when it comes to DreamWork's best movies of all time.

Me: “See here, Stitch… I mean, Sanders. You’re annoyingly getting rough. So stop making me crying with your “Ohana” anecdotes!"❤

From the moment I saw the trailer back in March, I knew this would be a front-runner for my favorite movie of the year. And it still blew past my expectations.

SPOILERS FOR OTHERS: - - - - It’s a chilling notion for a living being to know that if they hadn’t accidentally killed your parents you woulda died.

So with your complaint about Vontra. In the first book the evil robots are actually introduced pretty late in the book. I’d definitely recommend check out the books. I’ve only read the first one at the moment, but I love it and adore this movie. Idk if Vontra is in the sequel books or not, but I’d definitely recommend the first book, and maybe watch this again after reading.

2024 wasn't the best year for DreamWorks, and I'd dare to say even Disney had a bit little more luck with the likes of Kingdom of The Planet of The Apes or the Inside-Out sequel. However, I'm glad this movie came out to see the light. Instead of being another disappointing sequel, it showed that DreamWorks can be mature, heartwarming and reflexive, and not just clinging to comedy all the time like they have been doing. If it wouldn't be just the HTTYD movies, I just hope DreamWorks can start making movies like this one. Now, the next animated film I will watch before the year end, will be Flow. The one about a black cat who, alongside a crew of different type of animals, must survive in a post-apocyliptic world.

This movie is a masterpiece I agree

So basically, The Wild Robot is the western version of Somali And The Forest Spirit. And considering what a masterpiece that show was, it really is no surprise that this movie is as good as it is.

I'd think BOTH Puss in Boots The Last Wish and The Wild Robot are the best animated movies from DreamWorks ever made

Over the Hedge walked so The Wild Robot could RUN!

I haven’t seen the movie yet because it and Transformers One don’t come out until later in October in the UK, but still super excited for both. This film just proves that not every animated film has to have major depth and complex lore and character arcs like Spiderverse of Prince of Egypt to be amazing. It can just be a very simple movie about simple characters and themes and still be super charming and endearing. (If I’m being honest I actually kinda prefer more simpler heartfelt stories than big complex ones.) A lot of people have compared Roz’s journey to that of WALL-E and the Iron Giant and since those just so happen to be two of my favourite films of all time, I think this film will be right up my alley. The only thing I’m not looking forward to is the animation community inevitably corrupting this with toxic positivity like Spiderverse and Last wish where people will just use this to attack other studios like Disney and Illumination or other more simple animated films just for not being on the same level even if said other movies are still good or just okay. Because of this, I am honestly dreading next award season where the community is just going to tear each other apart like they do every year. Regardless of what you feel about those other studios and their recent output, PLEASE don’t use just use this film as a way to insult the other studios, you can compare movies and see how one does something better than the other but don’t just turn it into a big Studio war similar to a console war. I know that the people at DreamWorks and Chris Sanders would NEVER want that.

3:03 You never told us that you watch Amphibia! Also, yeah this is the best animated film of the year. Can give the BFA Oscar now? And maybe a Best Original Song nomination for Kiss the Sky?

Chris Sanders and I've something in common: We both love the quieter moments in storytelling.

So the trailer that had the main character singing a song somehow promised that there would be no dialog in the film? I think internet smartasses need to level up a little bit.

Ngl before this movie came out I honestly thought I was ready to give Inside Out 2 the best animated movie of the year. When I saw the trailers for Wild Robot I thought “This will probably be good/great, but that’s about it” BOY WAS I WRONG LITERALLY the first 10/10 movie of 2024 I’ve seen in my opinion.

While I think I still slightly enjoyed Inside Out 2 more overall, granted I’ll need to watch this movie a few more times to more definitively decide which I think is better, this is easily my pick for Best Animated Feature. Not only because I feel like these directors more than deserve that award for their talents already, but because this is what we need more out of animation. Sequels and reboots can be great, as proven with Inside Out 2 and Transformers One this year, but it’s original stories like these that truly keep the animation industry going.

Yup hands down, gonna win the Oscar! See Disney when u take chances, people could respond well to it. Plus they put their $78 million to GOOD use

The Wild Robot is the best animated film of the year for me. Even more so than Inside Out 2, which I also enjoyed.

Roz is best girl.

As far as I know, Vontra was in the books, specifically the second one. That said, this is a wonderful movie!

I didn't read the books too, but if I wanna be honest? I'm taking Vontra more as a spiritual villain. Where at the end, she's also just doing her job. Taking broken Roz where she belongs. Something Roz is refuses to be now. And she can't really do much about it, because her job is helping others. She doesn't belong here. It makes Vontra's last words more real. Or idk how to describe it properly. (Btw I have to say it, in Czech version, Roz is called something like Sense with two Z's in a middle Instead of S. Or Zenze if you want. But it's still a Unit, so she's still called as Roz at the end of the day)

I’m glad to see Dreamwork did another Masterpiece. Chris Sanders and Dean Debois are great film directors.

The Fox character was basically a less anthropomorphic Nick Wilde

At least we know that the chances of the httyd live action remake being good cause the guy that directed the wild robot and all three httyd movies is directing it

Well spoilers by book actually the recos get killed by the animals themselves and roz lost her limbs still alive but all the animals were heartbroken and had to get back to the factory to be fixed……oh and there was a character named chitchat the squirrel

Vontra is a good idea for a villain but I feel needs more time to truly be evil she simply needed more screen time to be fleshed out her introduction is so good and the music and presentation carry’s her also you were Right!! She was actually at the green house for a split second we saw people building her or something.

Watching this movie with my mom on Sunday and yeah it was amazing i never thought I'd cried for a robot or be creeped out by one For the villain I didn't really mind her that much, but while not as intimidating as death or awesome as lord shen, she still creeped me out This movie made me laugh, shocked, and teary eyed and It's also my pick for the Oscar this year.

The Oscar goes to… The Wild Robot! Hopefully 🤞🏼 (knowing the academy) Also why did you say The Croods was bad? It is one of DreamWork’s best movies.

I had a feeling it was going to be great too.

I don’t think that it is necessary to say whether Puss in Boots or The Wild Robot is better. They are both incredible movies, and both are now my all-favorites. They have completely different tones, and deal with different subjects. Although death is a factor in the Wild Robot, it is not a focus like it is in Puss in Boots. The same in reverse goes for love. I personally like Puss in Boots just a tiny bit better, but if I have to decide objectively I can’t pick between the movies, they are literally (almost) perfect.

Now all we need is a review of both Attack On Titan and The Incredibles.

Wait! this movie a masterpiece? I haven't see this. If I did watch it, I would say it's a masterpiece.

A great idea for a vid would be showing your favorite movies from every year since u born, did get the idea from another channel but I think that'd a great one for u

So excited

Personally, I found some of the animals' dialogue kind of annoying, and the movie could've toned it down a bit. That said, I'm still glad I saw this film and thought it did a great job with the main trio, as well as Roz and all of the forest animals coming together in the third act. Not to mention the animation was breathtaking with its painterly aesthetic, lighting, colors, and designs. The fact that it's doing well at the box office is also a huge relief.

I just saw The Wild Robot over the weekend and it was Great

I was excited for this movie ever since the first trailer was released and I was so excited that I got the book it was based on just days before the movie was released and I also had to choose a day both my parents are off work to watch in theaters and we went to see it on Monday night and I loved it

Dreamworks are able to create Great films and The Wild robot is so their best movie in years on par with The Prince of Egypt. If the Oscars give BAF to Inside out 2 instead of The wild robot people will be real mixed about it but it won already in our hearts. Chris sanders never disapoints it's his masterpiece.

Spoiler Why are the green house people afraid geese, also I think bright bill should have met ventra instead of another ross unit

I'll see this after I watch Transformers One for a third time.

I was ok with there being dialogue in the movie And I expected it because the trailers showed an ensemble voice cast that included Mark Freakin Hamill

Am seeing it rather tomorrow on my day off or Friday And am just asking anyone who saw the flim but consider Mark Hamil in the flim was there any chance his character Thorn the Bear was next to a Blue Jay and a Raccoon 5:36 Yeah that my nicer counterpart Darcy. Please review Amphibia I wait a second today the 3rd anniversary of S3 of that show

You know what’s surprising is that how come it won’t Outgross Inside Out 2 right now.

3:09 My only problem with this review is probably you referring to the Ving Rhames as just the Arby’s guy. How DARE you besmirch the name of Cobra Bubbles. First, your Garfield review and now this.

Kfp 4 was not bad 6.5/10

A BETTER BIG HERO 6

Inside Out 2 and Transformers One > Wild Robot

Wild robot is not a masterpiece, it is a ugly, overrated lame movie. Pure BS.

"Original new stuff" more like new lame unnoriginal stuff. Even Wall-E is way better then this.