I know nothing about the source material. Considering how rocked I was by this trailer, I'd imagine it would be significantly more impactful to someone who adores the source material.
Yes, I agree! I think they did an amazing job getting people who don't know the book interested in the story, but I think you can see how much we get drawn into it, especially when we see the little gosling (Brightbill) because he plays such a big role in the books. My daughter actually asks if we are going to see Roz's little gosling right before we do in the video; it's just hard to hear her. It will be one of the first book to movie adaptations for my daughter, so it will be interesting to see what she thinks!
I think they probably changed Roz's design because her original one looked a bit too similar to the Iron Giant. Honestly though, I'm not really bothered that much. The fact that we're getting a movie at all is absolutely incredible. Btw, you two are amazing reactors. Keep up the good work! Y'all are highly underrated.
Yes, I agree with you; the original design could have been too close to the Iron Giant for sure, and this design is much more dynamic for all the cool stuff we can see on screen (like the one where she shoots her hand up to the branch? Incredible!). I also think this design allows Roz to convey much more emotion, which is necessary for such a visual medium. I love how her eyes can squint and she reacts with all different colors! I'm not bothered either, I think it's really cool and that the book is one thing and the movie is a different thing but both have the same theme and heart to them if that makes sense. I am so happy we are getting a movie! Thanks for the encouragement to do more reactions! I have more planned around book bans and ninja things but am very wary of having my kids online, and want to make sure it's something they enjoy doing. My oldest really does enjoy doing videos, so we are talking about ideas to do more together. We for sure will do another reaction when the next trailer comes out, and a vlog of going to see this movie! I appreciate your kind words a lot!
I agree! It has the vibes of a classic as a book too. Great themes and characters, a kids story that both kids and parents will enjoy, and it has a timeless quality to it.
i watched the trailer at my class because my teacher loves these books and when my friend told her she gasped like someone was hurt but it was just about the trailer and when we watched it everyone thought it was really cute and sad when brightbill left
I'm so glad your teacher loves these books and you got to watch it in class! I gasped too when I heard it was going to be a movie, and I shed a tear when Brightbill flew away, no lie! Brightbill is SOOOOO CUTE! I hope you get to see the movie and your teacher does too!
I remember when I was in middle school, I used to have a struggle with reading because I was dyslexic and The Wild Robot was the first ever book I read and actually finished, so seeing this trailer made me really emotional.
I am so happy that you were able to find a book that you felt comfortable reading. Have you seen now they have a certain font that helps dyslexic people read the letters easier? It puts extra weight and thickness on the bottom and sides of the letters so it's less likely that dyslexic people will flip the letters. It's a gamechanger for sure!
Thank you, I appreciate that. I thought we'd have fun with it since we've read the books; didn't imagine it would take off like this! We are both pleasantly surprised!
We are reading the third now; I agree the first two were awesome. What did you like about Trumpet Of The Swan? I loved it too and could give you some good book recs around great animals/characters!
@@kathyellendavis I loved trumpet of the swan because of the underlying theme: despite any setbacks in life, through learning, effort and love you can go further than anyone could ever imagine. It's also some of the few books that are about father/son relationships and written in such a classic wholesome way. I think when we read a good book, we as parents turn up our narrator voice to 10 and try to hide the cracking in our voice when something emotional happens, haha. Structurally, each chapter is so sophisticated, balanced and well-written, I think trumpet of the swan is E.B. whites best book. We've read everything we can get our hands on, and there aren't enough books between the 1-3 sentence illustrated pages and full on chapter books. I've scanned the web/library for all children's books but all my recommendations would just be the usual classics (although some might need rewording), best sellers on nyt or caldecott medal winners. I liked Remy Lai's Pawcasso which is more like a graphic novel, "I'm sticking with you" by Smriti Halls but honestly, the wild robot and trumpet of the swan are what I would consider masterpieces. We have all the dogman books, Tales of a seventh-grade lizard boy, richard scary books, donaldson, Rhal, everything. Good introductory chapter books set up the bedtime routine for a good solid 2-3 weeks, there just arent enough books out there.. The book I buy all my friends when they have their first child is "A house in the night" by Susan Marie Swanson. That book encapsulates every memory of your parents reading to you at night, while you read it to your child, and is a total reflection of those moments. Cheers from Australia.
@@zero_earthwow thank you for this thoughtful reply! I am going to take what you said here and look at our shelves and pull together some recommendations of books you may want to check out, then I'll make you a video!
Awww I love that you had it read to you in third grade. My seven year old (could be in second grade but has a summer birthday so is in first grade) is loving them. Have you read the other two? We're on the last one now and we've liked both! And I hope you are doing well at your new school!
I really hope they get this right. I read the book after first seeing the trailer. I'm now re-reading the book right now before I head into the sequels.
I hope they get it right too! Happy re-reading. I'm doing a re-read soon for a video sharing similarities and differences I've seen in the trailer. I think Peter Brown is involved so that gives me hope.
Yes I LOVE this series. The last time I read them I binged all three books in two days (which is A LOT of reading) so I haven't wanted to re-read them in a bit but I do want to read them to my oldest, so maybe this summer! I'm glad you liked them. Awesome stories and art.
Yes, that's exactly it! And I think why Roz has such universal appeal. Kids in particular are fascinated by nature, and many don't grow out of it thankfully!
I was a massive fan of the wild robot books, but I didn’t even realise there was a third????? Welp I guess I have something to do before the film comes out
Hey don't beat yourself up! I think the first two came out not too far apart, but the third one was a few years later. It's good, we enjoyed it. I wonder if there will be more? I'm betting a movie edition will come out, at least with the movie cover, maybe one with photographs in it too. Happy reading!
Yup my daughter is staring at the trailer and watching it closely; I love how she focuses her attention on the things she loves. You could tell she was really trying to take it all in!
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First reviewers who actually read the book. Bravo.
Really? That surprises me so much! These books are so good! The other people need to read them too!!
Yes
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I’ve never read the book but so far the movie looks good (no Beautiful)
I read the books to!
I know nothing about the source material. Considering how rocked I was by this trailer, I'd imagine it would be significantly more impactful to someone who adores the source material.
Yes, I agree! I think they did an amazing job getting people who don't know the book interested in the story, but I think you can see how much we get drawn into it, especially when we see the little gosling (Brightbill) because he plays such a big role in the books. My daughter actually asks if we are going to see Roz's little gosling right before we do in the video; it's just hard to hear her. It will be one of the first book to movie adaptations for my daughter, so it will be interesting to see what she thinks!
@@kathyellendavis I know that I got all the books for my birthday
@@AlvaroGarcia-ju7jyThat's awesome! Happy Reading!
I think they probably changed Roz's design because her original one looked a bit too similar to the Iron Giant. Honestly though, I'm not really bothered that much. The fact that we're getting a movie at all is absolutely incredible. Btw, you two are amazing reactors. Keep up the good work! Y'all are highly underrated.
Yes, I agree with you; the original design could have been too close to the Iron Giant for sure, and this design is much more dynamic for all the cool stuff we can see on screen (like the one where she shoots her hand up to the branch? Incredible!). I also think this design allows Roz to convey much more emotion, which is necessary for such a visual medium. I love how her eyes can squint and she reacts with all different colors! I'm not bothered either, I think it's really cool and that the book is one thing and the movie is a different thing but both have the same theme and heart to them if that makes sense. I am so happy we are getting a movie!
Thanks for the encouragement to do more reactions! I have more planned around book bans and ninja things but am very wary of having my kids online, and want to make sure it's something they enjoy doing. My oldest really does enjoy doing videos, so we are talking about ideas to do more together. We for sure will do another reaction when the next trailer comes out, and a vlog of going to see this movie! I appreciate your kind words a lot!
@kathyellendavis Here's hoping they do the whole trilogy 🤞
@@skrappothemonster1436yes I would love that! I bet they will; I think this movie will appeal to a lot of people and it looks wonderful!
Possible classic in the making! Pretty excited for this!
I agree! It has the vibes of a classic as a book too. Great themes and characters, a kids story that both kids and parents will enjoy, and it has a timeless quality to it.
i watched the trailer at my class because my teacher loves these books and when my friend told her she gasped like someone was hurt but it was just about the trailer and when we watched it everyone thought it was really cute and sad when brightbill left
I'm so glad your teacher loves these books and you got to watch it in class! I gasped too when I heard it was going to be a movie, and I shed a tear when Brightbill flew away, no lie! Brightbill is SOOOOO CUTE! I hope you get to see the movie and your teacher does too!
Why they gotta make the song at the into start sound emotional 😢😂
I know, right? They know how to get to us. I will for sure cry at this movie!
I remember when I was in middle school, I used to have a struggle with reading because I was dyslexic and The Wild Robot was the first ever book I read and actually finished, so seeing this trailer made me really emotional.
I am so happy that you were able to find a book that you felt comfortable reading. Have you seen now they have a certain font that helps dyslexic people read the letters easier? It puts extra weight and thickness on the bottom and sides of the letters so it's less likely that dyslexic people will flip the letters. It's a gamechanger for sure!
@@kathyellendavis No I haven't heard of that so this is news for me! 👀
You guys did the best trailer watch so far😄
Thank you, I appreciate that. I thought we'd have fun with it since we've read the books; didn't imagine it would take off like this! We are both pleasantly surprised!
What a beautiful film
Seriously. It's stunning. We loved it so much.
I love when they refine the story from the book rather than just plain changing it
the third book was just ok but the first and second were legendary. best books since trumpet of the swan.
We are reading the third now; I agree the first two were awesome. What did you like about Trumpet Of The Swan? I loved it too and could give you some good book recs around great animals/characters!
@@kathyellendavis I loved trumpet of the swan because of the underlying theme: despite any setbacks in life, through learning, effort and love you can go further than anyone could ever imagine. It's also some of the few books that are about father/son relationships and written in such a classic wholesome way. I think when we read a good book, we as parents turn up our narrator voice to 10 and try to hide the cracking in our voice when something emotional happens, haha. Structurally, each chapter is so sophisticated, balanced and well-written, I think trumpet of the swan is E.B. whites best book. We've read everything we can get our hands on, and there aren't enough books between the 1-3 sentence illustrated pages and full on chapter books. I've scanned the web/library for all children's books but all my recommendations would just be the usual classics (although some might need rewording), best sellers on nyt or caldecott medal winners. I liked Remy Lai's Pawcasso which is more like a graphic novel, "I'm sticking with you" by Smriti Halls but honestly, the wild robot and trumpet of the swan are what I would consider masterpieces. We have all the dogman books, Tales of a seventh-grade lizard boy, richard scary books, donaldson, Rhal, everything. Good introductory chapter books set up the bedtime routine for a good solid 2-3 weeks, there just arent enough books out there.. The book I buy all my friends when they have their first child is "A house in the night" by Susan Marie Swanson. That book encapsulates every memory of your parents reading to you at night, while you read it to your child, and is a total reflection of those moments. Cheers from Australia.
@@zero_earthwow thank you for this thoughtful reply! I am going to take what you said here and look at our shelves and pull together some recommendations of books you may want to check out, then I'll make you a video!
@@kathyellendavis That would be great, thank you.
You guys are soo cute ❤
Thank you! She sees me doing videos and wants to do some too, so we are trying to figure out how to do more together. Thanks for watching!
Heck yeah I want to see it!!! That was the last book I read as a class in third grade before moving to a new school!
Awww I love that you had it read to you in third grade. My seven year old (could be in second grade but has a summer birthday so is in first grade) is loving them. Have you read the other two? We're on the last one now and we've liked both! And I hope you are doing well at your new school!
@@kathyellendavis i have read half of the second hook and want to read the third one! I'm in with grade now so yeah!
@@FACELESS254that's great! Keep reading; I bet you'll enjoy the rest of the second and the whole of the third!
You are very nice!!!! I'm glad to know there are some good people on this platform@@kathyellendavis
I really hope they get this right. I read the book after first seeing the trailer. I'm now re-reading the book right now before I head into the sequels.
I hope they get it right too! Happy re-reading. I'm doing a re-read soon for a video sharing similarities and differences I've seen in the trailer. I think Peter Brown is involved so that gives me hope.
I highly recommend you both check out The Wildwood Chronicles, it's basically like the American version of Narnia.
Yes I LOVE this series. The last time I read them I binged all three books in two days (which is A LOT of reading) so I haven't wanted to re-read them in a bit but I do want to read them to my oldest, so maybe this summer! I'm glad you liked them. Awesome stories and art.
the wild robot will realese 20th of september on theaters
Yes we are so excited! I'll go back and add that to the description!
wasn't it the 12th? must be my eyesight
@@nrllyu check on realese date
@@nrllyuEverything I'm seeing on a google search says September 20th, but I wouldn't complain if it were earlier!
@@kathyellendavis well the wild robot got delayed to 27th september beacose avoid the transformers one
YES
We are so excited for the movie! Hoping another trailer comes out soon!
We want a reaction to the whole movie now...
The wild robot reminds me of bastion from overwatch. He woke up in a forest and fell in love with the nature.
Yes, that's exactly it! And I think why Roz has such universal appeal. Kids in particular are fascinated by nature, and many don't grow out of it thankfully!
@@kathyellendavis Every overwatch short made me cry. Also, question do you do shoutouts?
I was a massive fan of the wild robot books, but I didn’t even realise there was a third????? Welp I guess I have something to do before the film comes out
Hey don't beat yourself up! I think the first two came out not too far apart, but the third one was a few years later. It's good, we enjoyed it. I wonder if there will be more? I'm betting a movie edition will come out, at least with the movie cover, maybe one with photographs in it too. Happy reading!
@@kathyellendavis To be honest I’m mostly just excited to read the third!
@@thepenguin9807 I hope you get to read it soon and really love it!
the wild robot in peak
Wait what is the daughter called she looks familiar
am gonna cry
Awww thanks! I did cry one tear in this!
We read the book what we’re on one book of that trailer
That's great! Keep reading the series, they're fun!
bro is staring at the wall i mean the camera
Yup my daughter is staring at the trailer and watching it closely; I love how she focuses her attention on the things she loves. You could tell she was really trying to take it all in!
Cute