I think not a remake...they should just make a sort of sequel and sort of reboot. Kind of like what bumblebee did with the transformers franchise. They should make a sequel but have it be live action and have it be different then the first one. A remake is un needed but I would love a live action sequal
@Luc Germain actually their quite similar... Both are super power aliens who crashed on earth, who have to wrestle with the internal conflict of whether they're doing the right thing.
This is a fantastic example of a score that synergises with the sound design of the actual movie. The moment of impact feels very empty, but within the context of the movie, with the rockets roaring and the Giant remembering Hogarth’s words, the effect is magnified and makes for an incredibly stirring sequence. This was a masterpiece of animation in filmmaking.
Michael Kamen and his style will live on forever. This track is so sad to listen to even when the scene it accompanies isn't shown. Draws me to tears every time!
+tarantulaguy1998 So too will James Horner, Whispering Winds from The Land Before Time, accompanied with that scene made me cry for the first time ever while watching a movie. I didn't cry when I watched Littlefoot's Mother die, because I didn't understand the concept of death back then, but now I do and I cry every time I hear that tune.
+Krwzprtt The only movie that made me truly cry, as of yesterday, Oct. 25 2015 was The Land Before Time, James Horner through his music really worked its way into my heart after all these years and I cried for real.
Audiences everywhere consider the Iron Giant an absolute classic and a triumph of the animation medium alongside the critics. The messages the film sends to the audience against prejudice and how one can choose to be good, no matter what others say, are absolutely profound and moving. How one chooses to react to the negativity and wrongdoings around them defines who they are.
Vin Diesel is such an inherently good listener, absorber, and practitioner of empathy as a performer, the Iron Giant's journey of learning how to live and how to differentiate between good and evil is imbued with exquisite sensitivity.
Fans know precisely why the Iron Giant is a kids movie that will resonate with adults, as it continues to resonate and charm audiences of all ages 25 years after its release. Its animation style holds up incredibly well and its timeless story that has remarkable emotional depth is one that was worth experiencing again at least once in the adult lives of the viewers. The film will only continue to enchant and delight audiences in the years to come thanks to its outstanding and undeniable quality for adults and kids.
The Iron Giant is a heartwarming and exciting movie the whole family can enjoy. The film has large-scale impressive moments, with the first flight of the Iron Giant being particularly memorable.
The Iron Giant is a brilliant, mesmerizing tale that condemns violence in the face of fear while preaching the eternal virtue of understanding the unfamiliar.
The Iron Giant became a cult classic thanks to its touching tale, engaging characters and breathtaking animation. Its themes of friendship, acceptance and the power of choices have propelled the film to the top of animated cinema.
The Iron Giant has grown to have a powerful legacy as one of the most emotionally palpable and strongest animated films of the 1990s. The film seamlessly combines 2D animation with computer generated 3D to create an amazing story of friendship and heartbreak that has greatly stood the test of time.
The Iron Giant has since earned a status as one of the 1990s hidden gems, and is looked back on as a brilliant animated story with heart. The movie is carried by the alien robot, who develops a sense of humanity as the film progresses, refusing to be used as a weapon.
The Iron Giant is now considered a masterpiece of animation. Television syndication and home video sales eventually helped the movie find its audience. The Iron Giant is a surprisingly universal tale about the themes of friendship and sticking up for what is right that are relatable to anyone, and it takes a hard heart to resist the unusual appeal of the kind robot.
The Iron Giant has since been established as a true animated classic, being one of the greatest blendings of 2D and 3D animation at the edge of the 20th century.
The friendship between Hogarth Hughes and the Iron Giant forms the emotional center of the movie, and contrasts with the themes of hatred. The Iron Giant is a touching look at humans, freedom and friendship.
The Iron Giant is a compelling and highly regarded superhero film, which makes for an enjoyable family watch for people of all ages, delivering a tender and heartwarming story with a thoughtful, all-around wonderful message to reflect on in the meantime.
The Iron Giant has since been recognized for its quality, and the film has inspired many other animated movies about robots such as WALL-E and Big Hero 6.
Thanks to animation that is still staggeringly good all these years later, and a surprisingly complex and mature narrative about heroism and human relationships, the Iron Giant is the kind of film that everyone must see at least once in their lives.
The Iron Giant beautifully conveys an anti-war message as the film explores the transformation of a giant robot amidst a divided world, while examining the themes of nature versus nurture. The Iron Giant concludes with a heartwarming message, emphasizing the significance of friendship.
With a lighthearted narrative, Brad Bird addresses the prejudices that haunt post World War America, creating a robotic character that feels more humane than every person he meets along the way: his job is none other than helping people overcome their fears and insecurities. There is kindness in every frame of the Iron Giant and how much love was put into the animation.
The Iron Giant owes to its heartfelt and powerful storyline that simultaneously deals with loneliness and isolation, forming meaningful connections, and the way irrational fear turns people into monsters.
With stunning animation and a heartwarming narrative, the Iron Giant has earned its place as a beloved classic, renowned for its powerful message about humanity's capacity for understanding and empathy.
The Iron Giant has rightfully earned the love the film deserved in the first place, while Brad Bird has gone on to become one of the star directors of PIXAR Animation Studios.
The Iron Giant has gained a strong fan following, especially as animation has gained more credibility and appreciation over the years. The film posits an important discussion of morality, identity, and human emotion and has something for everyone to enjoy. The animation is vibrant, the characters are memorable, and the Iron Giant is the quintessential tragic superhero.
The Iron Giant makes viewers care deeply for its characters, with sacrifice being a devastatingly common theme in parts. The movie tugs at the heartstrings and ends with an ultimate sacrifice.
Based on the Ted Hughes novel of the same name, the heartwarming flick garnered rave reviews for its stellar voice performances, stunning visuals and intriguing storyline, going on to win nine Annie Awards and taking home the best animated feature film.
Brad Bird is most famous nowadays for directing the Incredibles and Ratatouille, two of the most popular classics of PIXAR Animation Studios, but he made the Iron Giant using 2D animation a few years earlier. The Cold War story of a young boy who befriends an enormous alien robot has rightly gone down in animation history as an appreciated masterpiece.
The Iron Giant has those storytelling elements that make the subject matters far more understandable for someone that is not familiar with other robot films.
The Iron Giant presents a heartwarming and beautiful story about a human and robot friendship. The Iron Giant received universal acclaim for its well-crafted animation and moving story as one of the best animated movies from the 90s.
The Iron Giant is a charming and well-told story as well as a surprisingly nuanced Cold War allegory. Many of its themes remain relevant today. The paranoia around the machine in particular looks prescient in hindsight. The film shows us that technology is an awesome tool, whether it hurts or harms depends on how we use it.
Starring Vin Diesel as the voice of the Iron Giant, the film is a tearjerker that delays the inevitable separation of the robot and his young human friend. It was still remarkable for the way the Iron Giant makes viewers care so much for this unconventional friendship to lead into its heartbreaking conclusion.
A young boy starved of attention and affection from an overworked single mother latches onto a nearly nonverbal alien. He hides him from stuffy, paranoid authorities and wins the day with fiercely held compassion, capped off with a teary, bittersweet sense of wonder.
Director Brad Bird pulled from his own experience of having lost his sister to gun violence and dreamed up the Iron Giant's arc from gun to superhero. In knowing better where the Iron Giant comes from and the purpose for which he was made, we can better appreciate his emotional turmoil in determining the type of person he chooses to be.
The Iron Giant opts for a distinctive blend of retro 1950s science fiction pulp stylings and a touching emotional message about pacifism, individuality and heroism.
While paying homage to 1950s science fiction movies, the Iron Giant follows the story of a young boy who befriends a massive, amnesiac robot from outer space. This unlikely friendship leads to a climax that underscores the power of choice and compassion.
Hogarth Hughes telling the Iron Giant who Superman is, actually helps him aspire to be something greater than what he actually is, and that is to become a Superman. This plays a huge role in the outcome of the story.
Famous for creating family-friendly animated films in the likes of the Incredibles and Ratatouille, Brad Bird has a unique challenge in casting voice work for the Iron Giant. The Iron Giant needed a deep voice, yet friendly and unmistakably metallic. Vin Diesel was luckily able to provide these unique qualities in spades. His ability to capture the trademark childlike wonder of the robot with the deep, resonant voice of a giant helped propel the film into critical acclaim. Vin Diesel would go on to provide voice work for more alien characters with a limited vocabulary. The Iron Giant still remains one of Vin Diesel's best movie roles.
The Iron Giant has a lot of powers and fantastic skills at its disposal, which included the amazing ability to reconstitute his body and rebuild it from the remaining scraps.
The Iron Giant takes Hogarth's message to heart and decides he wants to be a hero, like Superman, sacrificing himself by intercepting the missile and saving everyone, which is a testament to the movie's power and beauty that the sacrifice of the Iron Giant is an incredibly rewarding display of character, and a truly heartbreaking moment for the audience that has come to love him.
Directed by Brad Bird and featuring an incredible voice cast made up of Vin Diesel, Jennifer Aniston, Harry Connick, Jr., and more, the Iron Giant was an animated adventure brimming with clever humor, an immersive story, warmth and breathtaking action.
The Iron Giant is full of heart and charming humor as well as a tender portrait of an unlikely friendship with Cold War era government agents circling.
"I...fix."
"Giant?"
"Hogarth. You...stay. I...go. No...following."
"I love you."
:,(
Kleenex!!! Where's the Kleenex!!!
I miss him :(
“You are who you choose to be.” Superman...........
Sad rip iron giant once a good friend and hero
Super man!!😭😭
Most people say ''remake''. I just say ''re-release in cinemas''
Wouldnt that be cool?
Eneko PH I think they did a few years ago
@Jon Jay yeah for the 15th anniversary I think. They bought it back to some theaters.
@Jon Jay and they added some new scenes ;l
I think not a remake...they should just make a sort of sequel and sort of reboot. Kind of like what bumblebee did with the transformers franchise. They should make a sequel but have it be live action and have it be different then the first one. A remake is un needed but I would love a live action sequal
Yeah re release no reboot remake or sequel
Lois: Clark...you choose who you want to be....
Clark:....The Iron Giant.
pretty sure Clark would say Batman
+A. H. Moss HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH
Iron Giant is my favorite Superman ever. I mean, Christopher Reeve and Tim Daly are good, but, not as good as Iron Giant.
Let's go home now
YOU ARE WHO YOU CHOOSE TO BE!
1:18 - 1:51 Probably the best dramatical moment in an orchestral score that I've ever heard in my life..
I hear Mystic River's theme.
Based loosely on Nimrod from Elgar's Enigma variations (another giant).
Amem to that, brother. It brings me to tears, everytime. It´s heroic as hell, tragic, hopeful and, at the same time, sad.
True
@@andreallaodeazevedo8101Right there with ya, man. Perfection.
The Iron Giant is one of the most human characters I’ve ever seen.
Non-human-with-human-soul-characters. Along with Balto
Try "BOLO" series.
_Man of Steel_ move aside. _The Iron Giant_ is the perfect adaptation of Superman.
Luc Germain silence...
@Luc Germain actually their quite similar...
Both are super power aliens who crashed on earth, who have to wrestle with the internal conflict of whether they're doing the right thing.
I Loved Man Of Steel, though i don't think it's a perfect adaptation of Superman.
@@SmileyySmiley It is the perfect adaptation of Superman from the animated series with the same tone as Kingdom Come.
@@iv4nescrit0r10, I Agree, I don't know why I commented that.
One of the most underrated animated if not the most underrated movie of all time.
really it's not overrated but not underrated either i have heard many people talk about this wonderful film.
"You are who you choose to be."
"Superman..."
_"You are who you _*_choose_*_ to be"_ ~Hogarth/Dean
_"......_*_Super-man_*_"_ ~Giant
#Irongiant #Superman #FeelsFriday
Great movie!
+L Kururugi (Ninja Samurai 荣誉) Waterfall of tears at that part. Even after 12 years.
+L Kururugi (Ninja Samurai 荣誉) Im teary-eyed now D:
*hugs*, i know.. i know 😂😂
L Kururugi I cant see straight *hugs back*
The optimistic tone of the Iron Giant mixed with its 1950s setting truly sells the feeling of the movie being a recreation of an old comic book.
1:30, chills every single time.
+Dank Meme same....
Precisely.
Glassy eyes.
Yeah
Superman....
Brad Bird is one of the greatest filmmakers ever!
Outside Tomorrowland, every film he's made has been spectacular.
the best movie I've ever seen the movie gets me in the feels every time.
Deven Pautz me 2
same. this movie is one of the greatest of all time
We know he's not dead but the music during the sacrifice is too good
I get sad to but angry as well start throwing stuff because my life is a peice of shit.
Crying, to be honest
This is a fantastic example of a score that synergises with the sound design of the actual movie. The moment of impact feels very empty, but within the context of the movie, with the rockets roaring and the Giant remembering Hogarth’s words, the effect is magnified and makes for an incredibly stirring sequence. This was a masterpiece of animation in filmmaking.
Best Superman movie ever!!
Peter: You are who you choose to be.
Haley: Batman.
Am I the only one crying so hard right now? I mean that movie is and still is my childhood!
Crønos mine too
Am crying too
The Iron Giant is definitive proof that pure quality and heart are the ultimate deciding factor in what film becomes a bonafide classic.
*YOU CAN FLY! YOU CAN FLY!*
A great scene
Michael Kamen and his style will live on forever. This track is so sad to listen to even when the scene it accompanies isn't shown. Draws me to tears every time!
+tarantulaguy1998
So too will James Horner, Whispering Winds from The Land Before Time, accompanied with that scene made me cry for the first time ever while watching a movie. I didn't cry when I watched Littlefoot's Mother die, because I didn't understand the concept of death back then, but now I do and I cry every time I hear that tune.
Only movie that makes me cry. And I saw Schindler's list and Grave of the fireflies.
+Krwzprtt
The only movie that made me truly cry, as of yesterday, Oct. 25 2015 was The Land Before Time, James Horner through his music really worked its way into my heart after all these years and I cried for real.
Agreed.
Gonna have to disagree with you there. All of them were heartbreaking.
0:55 when the tears start....
I cried in all of them
Undoubtedly, my favorite animated film.
1:30 WHO THE HELL LEFT THIS BOWL OF ONIONS HERE!?
"Superman"
Fuck. (T.T)
I'M NOT CRYING! YOU'RE CRYING!
YOU ARE NOT ALONE
Max Mahaney
MY dust allergy gets me every time i see this scene
I think everybody is crying 😭
This part of the movie will never fail to make me tear up...the emotional impact of it is just, it hits like a bullet train man...
There is unwavering loyalty, bravery, determination and friendship that carries the Iron Giant as one of the best animated film adaptations out there.
This is such a powerful piece
Audiences everywhere consider the Iron Giant an absolute classic and a triumph of the animation medium alongside the critics. The messages the film sends to the audience against prejudice and how one can choose to be good, no matter what others say, are absolutely profound and moving. How one chooses to react to the negativity and wrongdoings around them defines who they are.
Vin Diesel is such an inherently good listener, absorber, and practitioner of empathy as a performer, the Iron Giant's journey of learning how to live and how to differentiate between good and evil is imbued with exquisite sensitivity.
Fans know precisely why the Iron Giant is a kids movie that will resonate with adults, as it continues to resonate and charm audiences of all ages 25 years after its release. Its animation style holds up incredibly well and its timeless story that has remarkable emotional depth is one that was worth experiencing again at least once in the adult lives of the viewers. The film will only continue to enchant and delight audiences in the years to come thanks to its outstanding and undeniable quality for adults and kids.
The Iron Giant attracts a passionate cult following and remains one of director Brad Bird's most wondrous creations.
The Iron Giant is a heartwarming and exciting movie the whole family can enjoy. The film has large-scale impressive moments, with the first flight of the Iron Giant being particularly memorable.
1:31 That is undoubtably the most orchestrated part of a movie soundtrack I have ever seen.
Everyone: The UP song is the saddest
Me, an intellectual:
One of the only pieces that make me cry, this will live in my childhood forever.
The Iron Giant is a brilliant, mesmerizing tale that condemns violence in the face of fear while preaching the eternal virtue of understanding the unfamiliar.
The Iron Giant became a cult classic thanks to its touching tale, engaging characters and breathtaking animation. Its themes of friendship, acceptance and the power of choices have propelled the film to the top of animated cinema.
This movie is the most emotional a non-Japanese animated film has made me
The Iron Giant has grown to have a powerful legacy as one of the most emotionally palpable and strongest animated films of the 1990s. The film seamlessly combines 2D animation with computer generated 3D to create an amazing story of friendship and heartbreak that has greatly stood the test of time.
Best superman movie that's not a superman movie
The first few times I have seen The Iron Giant I cried, it is one of the best movies of all time.
The Iron Giant has since earned a status as one of the 1990s hidden gems, and is looked back on as a brilliant animated story with heart. The movie is carried by the alien robot, who develops a sense of humanity as the film progresses, refusing to be used as a weapon.
That feeling you get when this song tried to sound like the theme from the Superman movie for a secound....
Perfect idea.
ruclips.net/video/aC2FgyPMgVo/видео.html
That would be the track The Planet Krypton by John Williams
I just want a Superman movie as optimistic, hopefully, and feel-good as this one was.
The Iron Giant is now considered a masterpiece of animation. Television syndication and home video sales eventually helped the movie find its audience. The Iron Giant is a surprisingly universal tale about the themes of friendship and sticking up for what is right that are relatable to anyone, and it takes a hard heart to resist the unusual appeal of the kind robot.
2:16
General Rogard: *takes off his helmet in respect; to the National Guard troops under his command* Let's go home.
The Iron Giant has since been established as a true animated classic, being one of the greatest blendings of 2D and 3D animation at the edge of the 20th century.
Time Magazine turned the Iron Giant into a modern fairy tale that is widely regarded as one of the best animated movies of the decade.
The friendship between Hogarth Hughes and the Iron Giant forms the emotional center of the movie, and contrasts with the themes of hatred. The Iron Giant is a touching look at humans, freedom and friendship.
The Iron Giant is a compelling and highly regarded superhero film, which makes for an enjoyable family watch for people of all ages, delivering a tender and heartwarming story with a thoughtful, all-around wonderful message to reflect on in the meantime.
The Iron Giant has since been recognized for its quality, and the film has inspired many other animated movies about robots such as WALL-E and Big Hero 6.
Thanks to animation that is still staggeringly good all these years later, and a surprisingly complex and mature narrative about heroism and human relationships, the Iron Giant is the kind of film that everyone must see at least once in their lives.
The Iron Giant beautifully conveys an anti-war message as the film explores the transformation of a giant robot amidst a divided world, while examining the themes of nature versus nurture. The Iron Giant concludes with a heartwarming message, emphasizing the significance of friendship.
With a lighthearted narrative, Brad Bird addresses the prejudices that haunt post World War America, creating a robotic character that feels more humane than every person he meets along the way: his job is none other than helping people overcome their fears and insecurities. There is kindness in every frame of the Iron Giant and how much love was put into the animation.
The Iron Giant owes to its heartfelt and powerful storyline that simultaneously deals with loneliness and isolation, forming meaningful connections, and the way irrational fear turns people into monsters.
With stunning animation and a heartwarming narrative, the Iron Giant has earned its place as a beloved classic, renowned for its powerful message about humanity's capacity for understanding and empathy.
just with this music i feel all the movie...souls never die
The Iron Giant has rightfully earned the love the film deserved in the first place, while Brad Bird has gone on to become one of the star directors of PIXAR Animation Studios.
The Iron Giant has gained a strong fan following, especially as animation has gained more credibility and appreciation over the years. The film posits an important discussion of morality, identity, and human emotion and has something for everyone to enjoy. The animation is vibrant, the characters are memorable, and the Iron Giant is the quintessential tragic superhero.
Happy 20th Anniversary, The Iron Giant!
The Iron Giant truly excels as a coming-of-age, science fiction family flick and modern superhero epic.
So many memories from this favorite film of mine, I’m actually about to cry this is amazing
I cry everytime I hear this amazing piece :'(
The Iron Giant makes viewers care deeply for its characters, with sacrifice being a devastatingly common theme in parts. The movie tugs at the heartstrings and ends with an ultimate sacrifice.
This music actually played in my head when we were putting my dog down a few years ago.
I lost my dog and I used to think of him as my immortal
A spectacular film, it has been several years since i've seen it.
Based on the Ted Hughes novel of the same name, the heartwarming flick garnered rave reviews for its stellar voice performances, stunning visuals and intriguing storyline, going on to win nine Annie Awards and taking home the best animated feature film.
This emotional sacrifice emulates everything the movie stands for. The Iron Giant goes head to head with a missile, saving the city and its occupants.
The Iron Giant explores the enduring, childlike appeal of superhero stories.
Brad Bird is most famous nowadays for directing the Incredibles and Ratatouille, two of the most popular classics of PIXAR Animation Studios, but he made the Iron Giant using 2D animation a few years earlier. The Cold War story of a young boy who befriends an enormous alien robot has rightly gone down in animation history as an appreciated masterpiece.
The Iron Giant has those storytelling elements that make the subject matters far more understandable for someone that is not familiar with other robot films.
The Iron Giant presents a heartwarming and beautiful story about a human and robot friendship. The Iron Giant received universal acclaim for its well-crafted animation and moving story as one of the best animated movies from the 90s.
What makes the Iron Giant a brilliant animated film because of its captivating visuals and deep themes.
I choose what I want to be... and I choose to be Superman and The Iron Giant combined!
The Iron Giant is a charming and well-told story as well as a surprisingly nuanced Cold War allegory. Many of its themes remain relevant today. The paranoia around the machine in particular looks prescient in hindsight. The film shows us that technology is an awesome tool, whether it hurts or harms depends on how we use it.
Starring Vin Diesel as the voice of the Iron Giant, the film is a tearjerker that delays the inevitable separation of the robot and his young human friend. It was still remarkable for the way the Iron Giant makes viewers care so much for this unconventional friendship to lead into its heartbreaking conclusion.
A young boy starved of attention and affection from an overworked single mother latches onto a nearly nonverbal alien. He hides him from stuffy, paranoid authorities and wins the day with fiercely held compassion, capped off with a teary, bittersweet sense of wonder.
The Iron Giant manages to mingle together both the joy of animation and the sadness of its story.
The Iron Giant is a film that tells kids that they define who they are, which is a powerful addition to science fiction movie history.
The Iron Giant perfectly showcases that animation is thought-provoking and fun.
My most favorite movie when I was a kid.
When discussing animated robot heroes in movies, many would cite the Iron Giant as the pinnacle of stories where one takes the center stage.
Director Brad Bird pulled from his own experience of having lost his sister to gun violence and dreamed up the Iron Giant's arc from gun to superhero. In knowing better where the Iron Giant comes from and the purpose for which he was made, we can better appreciate his emotional turmoil in determining the type of person he chooses to be.
The Iron Giant opts for a distinctive blend of retro 1950s science fiction pulp stylings and a touching emotional message about pacifism, individuality and heroism.
While paying homage to 1950s science fiction movies, the Iron Giant follows the story of a young boy who befriends a massive, amnesiac robot from outer space. This unlikely friendship leads to a climax that underscores the power of choice and compassion.
Out of all the Disney Classics, why doesn't this blow them out of the water. Universal should be milking this movie big time.
Hogarth Hughes telling the Iron Giant who Superman is, actually helps him aspire to be something greater than what he actually is, and that is to become a Superman. This plays a huge role in the outcome of the story.
During his time on Earth, the Iron Giant saves the townspeople from danger, as well as from their own fears and prejudices.
Famous for creating family-friendly animated films in the likes of the Incredibles and Ratatouille, Brad Bird has a unique challenge in casting voice work for the Iron Giant.
The Iron Giant needed a deep voice, yet friendly and unmistakably metallic. Vin Diesel was luckily able to provide these unique qualities in spades. His ability to capture the trademark childlike wonder of the robot with the deep, resonant voice of a giant helped propel the film into critical acclaim. Vin Diesel would go on to provide voice work for more alien characters with a limited vocabulary. The Iron Giant still remains one of Vin Diesel's best movie roles.
The Iron Giant becomes more like a source of human kindness rather than being a force of destruction.
The Iron Giant has gorgeous animation on the surface and a real exploration of human emotions and social commentary under the surface.
The Iron Giant has a lot of powers and fantastic skills at its disposal, which included the amazing ability to reconstitute his body and rebuild it from the remaining scraps.
The Iron Giant takes Hogarth's message to heart and decides he wants to be a hero, like Superman, sacrificing himself by intercepting the missile and saving everyone, which is a testament to the movie's power and beauty that the sacrifice of the Iron Giant is an incredibly rewarding display of character, and a truly heartbreaking moment for the audience that has come to love him.
The Iron Giant states that no matter what someone feels their nature is, they have the choice to do the right thing.
The Iron Giant feels like something straight of Tomorrowland at Disney Parks, particularly in its wondrous portrayal of space and technology.
Directed by Brad Bird and featuring an incredible voice cast made up of Vin Diesel, Jennifer Aniston, Harry Connick, Jr., and more, the Iron Giant was an animated adventure brimming with clever humor, an immersive story, warmth and breathtaking action.
Vin Diesel injected the role of a giant robot with a huge childlike innocence.
1:32, pure beauty, suuuuperman…
The Iron Giant is full of heart and charming humor as well as a tender portrait of an unlikely friendship with Cold War era government agents circling.
"Ho.... HOG HUG?! HOGARTH HUGHES!!"