
Reviews — The Wild Robot
Audience write-ups from TMDB
r96sk
'The Wild Robot' is b-e-a-utiful. It all makes for a wholesome 102 minutes, which features not only an endearing story but also fair laughs and mighty heart - it hit me in the feels a fair few times. The animation is splendid, while the music and pacing are good factors too. I did like the moments of relative darkness, in terms of a few jokes and bits that you wouldn't usually see in a flick of this type. As for t…
FerdinandoLM
I found myself cleaning my glasses multiple times throughout the movie—not because they were dirty, but because of the overwhelming emotional impact. Truly, this film brought tears to my eyes. Without a doubt, this is one of the finest animated movies in years. DreamWorks has delivered a masterpiece that resonates deeply. It's impossible not to empathize with the story and characters as they unfold so brilliantly …
BiankaMalburg
This movie is just incredible—a real emotional experience!
Manuel São Bento
The Wild Robot provides more than just appealing visuals, uplifting music, and engaging entertainment; it's a thoughtful narrative that addresses significant issues with a careful combination of emotion and wit. Chris Sanders examines how technology and nature interact through the robot character’s personal growth experience, considering subjects like selfhood, compassion, and belonging, among other things. This l…
CinemaSerf
"Roz" exists to assist, ready to handle any task—even when stranded on an island filled with creatures eager to devour one another. The arrival of a "monster" briefly unites them in hostility; otherwise, they reject its attempts at friendship while trying to eat it. After a year spent deciphering their languages, a disastrous incident involving a nest unfolds, followed by a pursuit from a hungry fox ("Fink"), leading…
good.film
The Wild Robot arrives as a significant and emotionally rich addition to animated movies, notable for its beautiful visuals and underlying ideas. While films celebrating the natural world aren’t new – think of The Lion King, WALL-E, or much of Studio Ghibli's work – this film distinguishes itself through two key aspects. One is its striking visual style, resembling a painting. The other is the exploration of v…
Brent Marchant
Sometimes we all find ourselves pushed beyond what we thought possible, often when we least expect it. This can be wonderful, especially when those moments are needed. That's the situation for Roz (Lupita Nyong’o), a robot who unexpectedly ends up stranded on an isolated island after the ship carrying her crashes. She isn't entirely alone; she discovers a variety of forest animals surrounding her, curious but unsure …


