The Wild Robot Review | The Original Heartfelt Movie You’ve Been Waiting For
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- In an era of movie that is dominated by franchises and sequels, originality can still survive and create something beautiful, and The Wild Robot is great proof of this. In this review, I’ll be looking into what makes the Chris Sanders-directed movie so heartfelt with its painted-like animation, along with sharing my reaction to see if I’ll agree with what critics say by calling this the best movie from DreamWorks Animation.
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The perfect masterpiece to send off in-house productions at DreamWorks. 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. I love Fink's character development and the scene where Brightbill leaves on migration and Roz catches his feather makes me tear up every time.
As this is DreamWorks Animation's final in-house production before having their future projects completely outsourced by other studios next year, I consider “The Wild Robot” the perfect send-off and thank the team in Glendale for going out on a high note with this!
I have heard The Bad Guys 2 was partially done in-house.
@@ReleaseCoyoteVsAcme2024same with dogman im pretty sure
This is not only an amazing swan song for Dreamworks in house animation projects, this is a phenomenal film to celebrate dreamworks animation 30th anniversary. A beautiful story, awe inspiring animation, and very relatable and memorable characters. What Wall-E is to pixar is what the wild robot is for Dreamworks animation. 9.6/10
And this completes the quadrilogy of heartwarming animated movies about robots (The Iron Giant, WALL-E, Robot Dreams, and The Wild Robot).
DreamWorks is leaving their Glendale headquarters but at least they made one more masterpiece before they get to set up shop elsewhere...
They are still making films in Glendale, they are just partnering with different animation studios to make their movies, all the way in the U.K., Burbank, or somewhere else.
@@TheRVengerCompany They'll still make good stuff I'm sure.
I liked the little detail of Roz feeling around her neck every now and then because that's where Brightbill used to sleep when he was little. touches like that with character animation is always appreciated
WAZOWSKI! YOU FORGOT YOUR PAPERWORK
❤️💖 This animated movie marks the directorial comeback of Chris Sanders who is a well known Disney and DreamWorks animation legend who directed Lilo and Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon and the Croods. The last time he directed an animated movie was the Croods back in 2013 and it's been 11 years since he directed an animated film in a decade! Although he directed a live action film the Call of the Wild back in 2020. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤️
If I had a Nickel for every time a Popular Animated Movie co-starred a Male Fox who over time starts to bond with the main lead, I’d have 2 nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice!
*Nick Wilde from Zootopia, and Fink from the Wild Robot*
(9/10) The Story
(10/10) The Animation
(10/10) The Characters
I Give The Wild Robot (10/10) It's a Very Emotional Masterpiece DreamWorks have ever Made
This movie had me sobbing by the end 😭
This film better get you seal of approval. This film is an instant classic and I have not heard the audience laugh harder at any film in a few years. I see this winning the Oscar over Inside Out 2.
Honestly I’m pulling more for Wild Robot than Inside Out 2 myself, but if the latter wins, I wouldn’t necessarily be complaining either.
It already got the seal
@@davidanthonymercado7064 Agreed. I feel Chris Sanders is overdue to win.
I'd love to see an animated film finally win Best Picture
Last year, My entire school was reading the wild robot
This could be the next HTTYD or "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish."
I try not to compare, I see it as a great new addition
After i saw the title, I automatically knew that you would give this movie the AniMat Seal of Approval
Roz, WALL-E, Baymax and Iron Giant would make a great team 😉
Tell me about it
I NEED FAN ART OF ALL 4 OF THEM TOGETHER NOW!!!😁
With Bender thrown into the mix.
@@auntiesophietime9677 Add bastion and eve into the mix as a cherry on top.
This movie is so wonderful, but I’m disappointed that the DreamWorks Animation Glendale headquarters is closed.
The Wild Robot reminds me of a Persil advert I saw when I was a kid about a little robot who comes to life when it gets wet then walks and plays in the woods and turns into a human child when interacting with leaves, grass and rain
Yessss finally some love for Kit Connor’s performance as Brightbill! Him, along with Pedro Pascal and Lupita Nyong’o really stood out for me in terms of voice performances!
Did anyone, by chance think of Boris from Balto when looking at the character, Longneck? I was like “dude,” that looks like Boris!”
Eh a little
Did you think Fink was basically Nick Wilde's ancestor with his mannerisms and voice? That's what I felt while watching the movie.
@@jlev1028 honestly yes I can see it
@@jlev1028 I didn’t even think of Nick, tbh. But Fink does have a similar personality as him, even making a change in his character in the best way possible.
I almost forgot that this is the last DreamWorks movie made in Glendale, CA. But even so, this film was an absolute masterpiece from DreamWorks that will have you in tears. Believe me, it had me in tears by the time the credits rolled. I sure do hope this film wins Best Animated Feature at the Oscars.
I really love this movie so much. The story is amazing. The animation is top notch and I cry several times from each scene and I love the relationship between Roz and Brightbill as a mother and son and the acting is spectacular, and the music score never gets out of my head every time
Finally, a Chris Sanders directed movie gets the seal of approval! Not only that, it looks like DreamWorks managed to have a good 30th birthday after all from the well reviewed Orion and the Dark on Netflix, to the success of Kung Fu Panda 4, and now the massive praise for The Wild Robot. And yes, it’s true that this year is a step up from last year where they underperformed with critics with Ruby Gillman (which was their biggest box office flop after Spirit Untamed) and Trolls Band Together. DreamWorks Animation may be the kind of studio where they release not so great movies alongside the awesome ones, but it’s great that they got a new winner in their hands with The Wild Robot
"How to Train Your Dragon" really deserved it back in the day.
@@GingerWizzard1994 oh absolutely, even if it was the pre-seal of approval days
Ooooh, so that explains where did the Megamind sequel budget go
Another thing about the animation is how when Rozz first arrives on the island she looks shiny and polished, but by the climax she looks dirtier with plants growing on her demonstrating how she's literally becoming part of the island.
I’m really optimistic about Dreamwork’s decision on outsourcing to other studios, I would pay good money to see the day Dreamworks and Aardman working together again as they did back when they both worked on the original Chicken Run movie and Wallace and Gromit the curse of the were rabbit in 2000-2005.
Dreamworks and Chris Sanders gave it all with the feature. The Wild Robot is absolutely beautiful!
I never heard of the books either, so I basically went into this film blind and open-minded. I loved the visual aspect of the animation, as it is reminiscent of the Puss in Boots sequel. Very stunning! The humor at times seemed a little graphic as well as the crude humor, but it worked in the long run. But the driving force was the emotional aspect with Roz and the animal characters. The characters were great too, as they kept me entertained throughout the film. And I really liked the music as well. Overall, The Wild Robot was a solid Dreamworks film and I’m really glad I saw it on the big screen!
There hasn't been a film this year that exceeded my expectations, The Wild Robot is a shinning example how Dreamworks can still make great content during their time of financial losses/ shortcuts which honestly I am on the side of the artists & animators who lost their jobs and are hoping to strike. But as for the movie itself, it is truly phenomenal. Chris Sanders was the perfect choice to helm this picture and debatable, this is my favorite of his entire directing filmography. He and the crew managed to have a great story, lovable characters, stunning animation, a powerful ending that got me so hooked, and Kris Bowers devoting his time to create an epic score. Since the studio is no longer making their movies in-house, at least they did went with a huge bang. My only hope is that they don't have the exact business model as illumination because Dreamworks is known for taking risks as long as they got the right people. Yet either way, this film is easily a big contender during next year's award season. 😀😀😀💜
❤️💖 This is the DreamWorks Animation that I truly missed when they made mature, dark and emotional animated movies like the Prince of Egypt, Kung Fu Panda 2 and How to Train Your Dragon trilogy when they weren't too 😨 afraid to take risks being mature, dark and emotional that will make audiences cry and related to the story and characters.
This is my biggest problem with DreamWorks Animation nowadays they play their movies too safe and they don't take any risks and they are being way too childish and sugar coated. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤️
❤️💖 Finally, DreamWorks Animation made an animated masterpiece since How to Train Your Dragon 3 the Hidden World and Puss in Boots 2 the Last Wish from an era of cash grabbing sequels. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤️
This movie was masterful and currently my number 1 favorite animated film of this year!
Everything from the heartfelt and powerful story, to the beautiful and majestic animation, unforgettable and deep characters, and deep themes, this is definitely one of if not the best Dreamworks film every made!
10/10
The Wild Robot was the first movie in a long while to make me actually cry.
I haven't seen this movie yet, but it's nice to know that Dreamworks ended their days of animating in-house on a fantastic note. You know, since this movie is doing so well at the box-office so far while being a little different from your typical mainstream animated film, maybe this will inspire Dreamworks and other companies to try making their family film (live-action or animated) more unique than what they usually do.
I Can’t Wait To See This Movie On The 18th Of October (The Release Date Of The Movie In My Country)
Speaking of the comedy, I was bit worried and concerned before the Wild Robot 🤖 arrives in the movie theaters if the movie might get a tonal whiplash you know where the movie wants to be dramatic and serious and the film wants to be a comedy just to make kids laugh and won't get bored.
For example, like in Bambi where we just witnessed the tragic of Bambi's mother death and it gets sad and next scene you know it changes where birds 🐦 are singing and falling in love. I guess Walt Disney didn't want kids to cry and wanted to add that scene just to make kids happy. Another example would be Pocahontas where Meeko and Percy have silly whacky Tom and Jerry route chasing each other and next scene you know Pocahontas fiancee Kokcum gets shot and killed. Yeah, not so subtle changing the mode.
Thankfully that didn't happen in the Wild Robot. That was just worse case scenario.
Bambi would’ve benefited from having an intermission like Fantasia after that famous scene so the next scene transition wouldn’t feel so sporadic and a mood whiplash from the tragedy and drama of the moment of Bambi learning of his mother’s death.
This movie is dreamworks equilivent to pixars Wall-E in story structure and concept, and I find that a fantastic thing.
The title is irony.
I would say the aesthetic of The Wild Robot, to me, is a mix of a Monet painting, Bambi, Ghibli and even WALL-E.
If this is Dreamworks' last film to be animated in-house, they've ended it on a very high note.
Great review.
I got the book for my 30th birthday this past year (weird I know but I love reading) before the trailers came out. Then upon seeing it in theaters on the same day, it made me cry super hard.
Definitely in my Top 3 favorite DreamWorks films and at this point, I don't care if it's either this or Inside Out 2 that wins the Animated Feature Oscar.
This movie is such a greater masterpiece from DreamWorks Animation and it is becoming my Number 1 favorite of this year, and also my NEW favorite DreamWorks film.
That awsome to here
Even though they will no longer work at their Glendale studio I really hope this is no officially the end of Dreamworks Animation and I really hope they will set up shop somewhere else
I still haven't seen The Wild Robot yet and I GOTTA See this movie soon enough!
And DreamWork’s in house animated film ended off with a bang which all payed off.
❤️💖 Wow! This is a nice send off as the final in house DreamWorks Animation production movie and it ended off 👌🏻 as a bang! Their next movies will be outsource to other animation studios like Sony Imageworks.
The animation in the Wild Robot 🤖 looks absolutely 💯 👌🏻 beautiful!
I am going to missed the in house productions of DreamWorks Animation. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤️
The best animated movie of 2024
❤️💖 The Wild Robot 🤖 is basically the Iron Giant and Wall-E of the 2020 decade! The best animated film focusing a Robot 🤖 as the main character and focus. I guess animated robot 🤖 characters get good 👍🏻 luck in animated films. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤️
I consider the former, personally.
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This doesn’t feel like a Dreamworks movie, and I mean that in the best way, this feels more like Studio Gibli and Cartoon Saloon if I’m honest.
You know, mark Hamel is in this movie.The same guy who played the joker in batman the animated series.
Bless you, Chris Sanders. Bless you.
Honestly reading the book is enough, but omg the nostalgia and tears that I have because of how emotional this whole movie is, and of course nostalgia
Disney never learns from there mistakes but Dreamworks does
The last in-house produced movie by Dreamworks, needless to say, they ended on a high note.
Indeed.
As this film is the last DreamWorks film to be made in house, I’m glad it ended on a really REALLY high note. Seriously, this film is a masterpiece. 10/10
I was happy to see Dreamworks could still make movies like this. Though I'm now sad to hear this'll be the last of it's kind.
At least the end credits scene served as a fond farewell.
Not Only DreamWorks outsource to Sony ImageWorks. But Also UK's Jellyfish Pictures and DNEG and France's Mikros Image
I can say that their animation won’t be the same as this animated film. Because from what I remember is that Jellyfish pictures animated that spirit reboot film, and it looked like a$$.
The BEST movie I've seen all year! 10/10!
Really am glad to hear this doing financially well at the box-office as DreamWorks definitely needed a hit after Ruby Gilman: Teenage Kraken flopping last year and their films like Kung Fu Panda 4 and Megamind vs the Doom Syndicate not making being successes they needed to pick up from their decline after their peak with Puss in Boots: The Last Wish and after seeing the film in theaters on opening weekend, it definitely earns its success. And I do hope this wins the Oscar for Best Animated Feature as both Chris Sanders and DreamWorks are overdue and as much as I love Inside Out 2, I think Pixar’s won enough Oscars that they can go without another win next year.
Honestly, giving Orion and the Dark to Netflix was a mistake because I wish it had a blu ray release!!!
Kung Fu Panda 4 was a great success at the box office but it is definitely The Wild Robot that helped them pick up the slack both critically and financially together
Probably my favorite Dreamworks movie of all time.
I think this is the best Dreamworks movie!
A send off for in-house is like Deadpool and Wolverine Fox era tribute all over again
17:28 I'm here for big action, big laughs, big tears all of them.😉
Mat..., that review was beautiful. I plan to watch this movie soon, and I hope to enjoy it myself.
and as far as I’m concerned, this is a perfect Birthday gift. just something I needed after going through a successful, yet a bit painful upperscope surgery today.
Thanks, Mat.
...and a happy early Birthday to you.
Does anyone else find it odd that there no River Otters, Mountain lions, Wolves, coyotes & bobcats in the flim.
Eh other then that am so excited to see it tomorrow
Who told you that? There are otters and bobcats in the film.
@@jlev1028 those were see Otters and Lynx
I saw this movie last week. And let me tell you that it was a Masterpiece! Definitely the best movie Dreamworks has put out since Puss and Boots The Last Wish
This Gonna be My Favorite Animation Mo ie This Year Along With Transformers One and Inside Out 2
Chris Sanders is about to win an Oscar before Tim Burton.
Don't feel too good about that.
I extremely adore The Wild Robot
I suppose it deserved that. But remember, this is the last in-house animated film. So nobody should expect this studio to drop masterpiece after masterpiece just like they did with the last wish. So you better keep your expectations mid level because the live action how to train your dragon is set to release next year and there’s a high chance that they’ll make a live action shrek. So get ready to taste your own disease, you toxic DreamWorks simps.
Kudos to Chris Sanders in this
This movie also made me teary eyed last Sunday.
This film was AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL and adorable it's a shame that this will be the last film to be made by DreamWorks themselves but I would love to read the books and see if they are just as good as the movie.
I'm surprised it didn't get a 10/10
This got the exact same rating in all 3 categories as Inside Out 2, so it’ll be exciting to see which one AniMat prefers when the top/bottom 5 of the year comes out.
Hey all you hardcore Disney fans out there, you guys should make a fan-made 2D animated series that acts like a longlost Mickey Mouse’s 70th Birthday Celebration title that’s both should’ve been a worldwide phenomenon back then and should’ve been the talk of the town to this very day and beyond among all you lucky longtime diehards, and that goes double for The DisneyTubers as well, because it’s THAT impressive masterpiece good beyond belief to watch again and again with absolutely zero pretty meh to downright dumpster fire bad episodes in between whatsoever and without any regrets whatsoever too starring both Mickey & Minnie Mouse and all of the Walt Disney Animation Studios and Disney Television Animation cartoon characters at that point in time call: Hey Mick Look! Adventure! and the quality of it needs to be such of a downright beyond incredible impressive/downright Walt Disney Animation Studios beyond incredible impressive 2D animation sight to behold, especially compared to today’s modern day Hollywood animation standards, it’ll undoubtably genuinely make you believe you’re actually watching a longlost official Mickey Mouse’s 70th Birthday Celebration 2D animated Disney series, period. Also, later on in this series, after being Disney Princess best friends for a longtime now, both Ariel and Jasmine finally decides to start a very top secret Disney Princess lesbian relationship with each other and even made a pinky promise to themselves to make sure they’ll eventually tell their boys all about it when the time is perfectly right. They even not only party out like it’s 1999 from time to time at their, and The Disney Princesses’, all-time favorite and most spectacularly radical fun girls-only rave party, video game arcade and indoor Disneyland-esque amusement park kingdom ever, but then later on work there too as both proud rave party lesbian cage dancers mascots and proud owners of the kingdom and the place even plays their all-time favorite song which is it’s very own interpretation of Toto’s Africa. You guys can also watch this series either on both the old school retro Walt Disney Home Video VHS and Laserdisc to make it feel like you’re seriously right back in the good old 1990’s era once again like no time has passed at all (not even for the slightest nanosecond), no questions asked, and/or the modern day 4 to 8K crystal clear Ultraviolet HD DVD and Blu-ray/Blu-ray 3D.
Inside Out 2 9/10
The Wild Robot 9/10
Orion and the Dark 8/10
Transformers One 8/10
Despicable Me 4 7/10
Ultraman: Rising 7/10
Kung Fu Panda 4 6/10
The Garfield Movie 5/10
The Tiger’s Apprentice 5/10
Thelma the Unicorn 4/10
Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie 3/10
Just a disclaimer: I am only putting their in rank and alphabet order. Only Animat at the end of the year will have the final saying if either The Wild Robot or Inside Out (or another one coming up) will be given the title of best animated movie of 2024
You forgot megamind vs the doom syndicate
@@AndrewBournias Did he review it?
@@chrisguara he not goana review but I’m hoping he’ll put the number 1 worst animated film in 2024 when he ranked from worst to best animated 2024 films
@@AndrewBournias He only includes movies he did review. He always did that
A masterpiece indeed!!! Cried five times in a row, plus an additional two by the teasers 😭😭😭
I'm hoping to see this when it hits UK cinemas.
To me, it’s certainly no “How to Train your Dragon”, but It’s definately the 2nd best animated feature of the year. And I’m glad to see Chris Sanders and Dean Debois do another great film.
Oh, I definitely plan to see The Wild Robot...🤖
AS SOON AS I RECOVER FROM STUPID COVID-19!!!🤒
Like I said in earlier videos, it's not one of my favorite Dreamworks movies. The Wild Robot doesn't even compare to Inside Out 2, my favorite film of the year, given its predictable plot and hit-and-miss humor. However, as a gift to the company's 30th birthday, it gets the job done.
September 2024 was quite a good month for robots in animated films eh?
The movie gives me BOTW/TOTK and Sonic Frontiers vibes NGL.
Can you please do a listing of the top 10 best Villains of the 2010s just make something more interesting in character territory for us?
Its my birthday Animat!
I'm surprised it's not a 10/10
Why are you calling this original even though this is based on a book series.
Because it's not a sequel.
Told you guys it would get a 9/10
Wow i didn’t excepted DreamWorks Animation finally COOKED something for their “ALMOST 30 Years” and receive Universal Acclaim.
I guess that make Disney 100th Anniversary look mediocre AF, so W to Dreamworks.
I'll give you questions on how this movie
Got a lower score than that crappy Pinocchio movie on Netflix.
You mean the Del Toro version? I wouldn't call that crappy.
@@jlev1028 to me it is.
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Animat, can do a review of Blue Sky's Robots 2005, please.
Please Review The Loud House Movie Now!
SPOILERS ALERT TOWARDS THIS REVIEW:
EXACT same ratings as Inside Out 2, huh? 🤔
Inside Out still #1
Piece by piece Review please
And to think, before seeing this movie, I thought it would just be DreamWorks’ version of Pixar’s Wall•e 🥹👏
Man september have give us two great animated films about robots this year.🤖🥹👍
Don’t forget there is the final two episodes of Murder Drones.
Right, can't forget about the final episodes of murder drones too.
@@kboy1158 I made a fanart of fusing Optimus Prime, Uzi Doorman and Roz into one robot hero. “Ultimate Convoy Uzrozmus Prime” and I made a poem too. “Let me run free because I Dare myself to with The Touch of power to Kiss the Sky. If I fall so Bite me!” I used the words from the songs of these animation robot films from Stan Bush, and Quavo from Transformers the original 1986 movie and Transformers One, Bite Me Nightnore from AJdispirito from Murder Drones episode 8 and Kiss the Sky from Maren Morris from The Wild Robot.