DreamWorks' New Movie Is An Apology For Megamind 2...
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2024
- It seems DreamWorks couldn't stand being the internet's punching bag for very long. Just DAYS after the dreadful release of Megamind 2 (Vs The Doom Syndicate) and now there's a new movie to talk about. FAR better in execution and care. This one is a proper DreamWorks movie. Getting a full theatrical release, with the new Puss In Boot The Last Wish asthetic, and it seems to be one with a lot of emotion weight behind it. From the New York Bestselling book of the same name by Peter Brown, it's time to venture back to the idea of a kind robot surrounded by nature. A sweet and simple premise that we... totally haven't seen before. Not in Iron Giant. Or Wall-E. Or heck, even Overwatch did it once.. So is this just a cliche safe story, adapted from a book so as to not even be an original struggle for DreamWorks to put together? Or is it simple fun that we can all enjoy, ensuring a quality that can strike us in the heart in a way films haven't done in years? I guess we'll see. But come join for any details about this September project and my early thoughts as a cynical, still-ill little guy.
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So? Do you forgive DreamWorks now? ;)
I've seen the trailer and.....
No tbh
why, they didn't do anything wrong
Cool movie, absolutely looks to be a good time - But I will never forgive them for handing Megamind off to a side studio.
@@Hi-Im-saladsearch up megamind 2
seems alright, i have a little more faith in them now
Its normal for dreamworks. They are not consistent. They do both masterpieces and trash movies
Dreamworks will either produce trash or treasure. There's no in between.
Still baffling it’s the same company that put out Boss Baby and Road to El Derado.
That's honestly why I love them so much
For every megamind two, there will always be a prince of egypt
@@c0ya1 There is no in-between because that's how we see them, when something comes up it's either "the best thing ever made" or "pure trash that's deserving of being in a dumpster". There's no in-between because we don't know how to "in-between" movies.
So that’s where the budget for Megamind 2 went.
Edit: I never knew this movie existed until this video, I never watched the trailers so anyone saying this comment was copied/stolen, no it wasn’t I just had the same idea
Fr💀
1 million dollars (it became a flop)
Nah💀
yup
Makes sense
I’m pretty sure when that lady voice says “We must become more than our programming” I think that is the robot talking, since the movie is based off a book and I have read it the robot does talk, and i can imagine them sounding like that.
yep, the robot has a gender, and it is female, Don't ask why
@@I_suckatediting336Machines are typically given female names/pronouns irl as well.
@@skrotaa3187 from the stuff I've seen robots are usually vaguely British males.
@@I_suckatediting336it having a female sounding voice doesnt mean it has a gender, are you okay?
@@ruansasa289 yeah, I am, also that is just the pronouns used in the book okay?
It reminds me a lot of The Iron Giant. Also I’m genuinely hoping the movie will have next to zero dialogue so the audience can really be the ones following the story through visuals. That would definitely be super cool especially for a DreamWorks movie! It’s one of the reason I loved Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal so much!
Unfortunately the movie will have dialogue since the book it's based on also has dialogue
something i really like about the book, the animals arent magical and talk like a human, roz just spends so much time on the island she learns their language lol
The robot actually learns the language of the animals rather than the animals some how knowing English
@@ratxentheratEXACTLY.
I'm getting massive Castle in The Sky vibes with the movie too.
Fun fact: There’s actually Two Dreamworks.
One being DreamWorks. And the other is Dreamworks Animated Television.
The other is responsible for the horrible megamind sequel.
I think the only time the other had made something phenomenal for a series was the HTTYD series, if yk yk
That explained the TV animated look and the TV animated type of storyline... I finally understand why Megamind 2 reminded me of Tarzan 2. 😂
So that's why it looked like the TV shows for other movies
TBF the predecessor for Dreamworks Television releases Invasion America, which for all its faults was an attempt at mature prime animation, probably the first in the west
DID NOBODY KNOW THIS??
I’ll forgive Dreamworks if Kung Fu Panda 4 turns out decent enough.
Edit: They are actually NOT forgiven. It’s been a while since I saw the first three, and I never realized how fucking lame KFP4 is in comparison to the trilogy. No furious 5, Akwafina typecasting, ridiculous pacing, I can’t believe there’s a bad Kung Fu Panda film now.
KUNG FU PANDA FAN FOREVER I LOVE KUNG FU PANDA AND IM A TEEN WOOH
Chances are Kung Fu Panda 4 will be good
I noticed that people who watched the pre-release has mixed opinions about the movie
I feel like it will be like shrek 4, better than 3 but worse than 1 & 2
Decent ain't good enough for Kung Fu Panda.
I read this book :D My teacher when he heard about the movie told us he'd be a perfect voice actor for it. (Expect a sequel there's 2 books in the series)
there’s a 3rd now too
I thought there were 3 books in the movie 😶
I read the book too lol I found it in my library, really excited to see this also surprised there’s a third
As someone who read BOTH books this movie is inspired by, I strongly hope that dreamworks dose a good job portraying the message and calming tone of the book. Very excited
same i read the book a few weeks ago after reading the first book in summer school i found it at the library amd was excited and now im so excited ofr the movie
there is a third one now!
@@Eligames2009 really?
@@Eligames2009 what is it called
@@BenTheBakedBean the wild robot protects
It's actually based on the bestselling book made by Peter Brown.
Yeah I loved the book!
I read that in primary school!!
I never read it. But I think I will now
@@silashurd3597you sure you want to risk movie spoilers like elemental book?
I loved the book so I definitely want to watch the movie when it comes out
Don't get me wrong this looks cool but they still threw megamind into the bargain bin and that's going to sting for a while
Get over it lil bro, its just a movie
@@aquilschuttenah let them hold grudges against DreamWorks
@@aquilschuttea BAD MOVIE. Thanks for watching. (sorry)
@@aquilschutte No
@aquilschutte it's a corporation let him be upset 😡
Judging by the trailer for The Wild Robot, which I have seen multiple times for some reason, I'm super excited for The Wild Robot, because not only is this movie directed by Chris Sanders, who has directed Lilo and Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon, The Croods, and his only live-action movie, The Call of the Wild, but this movie is all about nature, and as a nature lover myself, I know that I'll be loving the nature aspect of this movie.
I cant believe they made a movie out of that book I last saw in like middle school
how the fuck did they make a movie out of a robot getting toyed with by some otters..? The last time i read this book it was a passage handed to everyone and we read it together.
@@Noid14 I don’t know, but there are two other books exploring the adventures of Roz, so I don’t think it’s too hard to imagine someone making a movie about a robot trying to protect her home.
Its like when Sony animation made “Into the Spider Verse” as an apology letter to making Emoji Movie over Popeye
💯
But there was no apology from the Kardashians after Keeping Up With the Kardashians now is there
@@SpectrumAssociatesDude, what the hell are you yapping about. Nobody cares about the kardashians anymore besides you.
The Wild Robot was actually a best-selling book before Dreamworks decided to adapt it.
They've done quite a few book adaptations. Shrek was a book series iirc, HTTYD was one too, so was Bad guys, and now TWR
@@chadderbug7587Shrek and HTTYD were definitely books before they were movies but to call the movies adaptations of the books would be overstating their influence. Essentially the books were used as world settings with some names transfered over. For example, Toothless in the HTTYD books is a Terrible Terror who is just kinda pretty.
@@jukesdtj656 yea, and couldn't Toothless talk?
@@SpeedStinger Yea
The only Dreamworks movie that ISN’T from a book was that strange Kraken Vs. Mermaids movie.
7:11 the end of the first croods made me tear up
I went to the movies today and I saw the preview for this movie.
*The way I had to bite my tongue to not scream is actually crazy*
I'm actually so excited for this movie, I hope the storytelling is as good as the books. (I read them.)
Same!! I went to the movies today and saw the trailer and starting crying infront of my friends because I'm OBSESSED with the wild robot!! dream come true!!
It looks like a charming movie. Honestly, DreamWorks is like a wild card. One day they put out crap and the next they bring us something high quality.
Puss in boots and ruby gillman
Disney did that with Encanto and Strange World yet everyone lost their minds over it
still a better track record than current disney tho wich i will always find funny havent liked any of their stuff since encanto
@@randomrayquaza2044 Disney is falling behind
I know they think sequels will save them but
They've done it every time
And we've seen way better now
So I think Disney will have to adapt or they will be the first to fall
@@randomrayquaza2044 at this point then sure, but I’m pointing out how people are more optimistic and patient with DreamWorks than with Disney. At this point Puss in Boots the Last Wish is a year old and no one is considering it a fluke like they did with Encanto
This actually wasn't an original. It's based on a book, I remember reading it when I was in Grade 3 and the shots line up near perfectly;
- Finding the egg after what looks to be a landslide
- Waking up on the beach with otters staring at Roz
- The bear attack
- Learning from the animals to camouflage herself (The Crab)
Still really excited for this tho!
same also read it in 3rd
it was a good book, read the whole series at home ;)
I too read the book in elementary school. The movie looks like it's almost perfect for what I imagined it as a move or TV show.
It was a W book tho
I loved it and I am so excited for this.
There are more wild robot books hope you red those to
I remember me and my class reading this book in 6th Grade. Thankfully, me and plenty of friends from Grade 6 have still stuck around today nearly 6 years later, including our teacher! We’re all very excited to see this movie when it comes out, and can’t wait to relive our memories with Roz!
*Do not look away* when dreamworks works announces a book adaptation
Dreamworks is well known for having wildly inconsistent quality. After all, the released Shark Tale and Shrek 2 in the same year. This movie looks absolutely gorgeous and I'm very interested to see where this story goes, and who the stacked cast is going to voice. What DreamWorks did to Megamind will sting for quite a while, but at least we can always to do something unexpected, and never stop making at least some masterpieces.
Disney did that with Encanto and Strange World yet everyone lost their minds over it
Everyone seems to forget that.
Literally this
I agree with almost all of this. The only problem with what you said was that Megamind 2 wasn't done by DreamWorks themselves. They let Peacock do everything, which was a huge mistake. I doubt that DreamWorks did anything for that movie.
@@Dora-xi5ob strange world wasn't even anything horrible, it was just a movie that played things safe.
Shout out to robot in nature learning to feel, gonna be one of my favorite tropes
the wild robot is one of the earlier examples of that, the book came out in 2015, its amazing, i recommend reading it
No because same, idc if it has been done a gazillion times, I've loved every single one of 'em, it's always so beautiful, moving and charming! Especially because the aesthetic they're going for this adaptation of The Wild Robot reminds me a lil' more of those gentle, nature loving guardian robots from Castle in The Sky, as Roz' design for the movie seems more akin to them than to her design in the books (not complaining, Castle in the Sky is my personal all time favorite movie, it's a plus seeing any sort of homage/reference)
That one scene in the Iron Giant where the deer was shot is a good example
I eat it up all the time and I'm not ashamed, it's one of my all-time fave tropes!
@@kirrb-dot-exe you must be quite hungry
1:28
I would hope that the animals speak to be accurate to the book by Peter Brown
This movie looks so good! I also love the character design for the robot. It’s got a good use of shape language, lot’s of round shapes that give a sense of friendliness and gentleness. The colors are very monochromatic that contrasts well with all the nature, but the lights that shift colors could be used well to show emotion since color tends to have a psychological effect (red = danger / anger / threat, blue = calm) etc
Something tells me that it's not necessarily an apology for megamind 2, but more like a "look, this is where we actually dedicated our manpower to" type of deal. Further emphasizes that the abomination of a movie and tv show were purely for the sake of renewing copyright on it.
Renewing copyright?
@@dylansharp8471they don’t want what happened to Disney with steamboat Willy to happen to them
Copyright doesn't work like that anymore... So I doubt that is the true reason
I suppose that treasure doesn't exist without trash, otherwise the former & latter cannot be distinct from each other
Megamind is from 2010 it's almost a century away from becoming public domain...
Man you can tell that even DreamWorks knew that we absolutely despise the MegaMind sequel so they decided to announce this movie to let us know that DreamWorks is still up in arms to make another banger.
Yeah, they are definetly gonna bite the bullet with this one.
Suddenly I feel like Megamind 2 was just one guy who saw Megamind when he was younger, loved it, but never got it on DVD.
Then Megamind becomes Internet famous on RUclips, this guy is working at DreamWorks, and with his love for Megamind that he hasn't seen in years asks DreamWorks if he canake a sequel to something he doesn't quite remember... And they kinda just let him do the thing with whoever was bored enough to help him while they worked on something more promising.
@@phoenixchampion7 True. 😂
@@phoenixchampion7dude no they’re a money hungry company like everyone else, they were down for a cash grab sequal
Its kinda cool that theyre adapting one of my favorite books, just hope it turns out well
The wild robot is a book, so Dreamworks didn't even really make the story.
Edit: I said this before I got to 5:01
ANOTHER ROBOT MOVIE... now by DREAMWORKS? *i'm so down for this*
i'm sorry, i just love to see more robots as main character in movies, i have a special spot for them in my heart
i promise it wont disappoint, the wild robot is a fantastic book series
What was the first one?
@@CosmosGem ah, apologies, somehow my dumb brain thought the "Robots" movie was made by DreamWorks instead of Blue Sky Studios, added a single word to correct my mistake
I wanna see something like a monster as the main character.
I dont mean like "oh human with monster-like features"
I mean full-blown monster, like a dragon or something.
I fukin love stories that have that. Especially when they cant actually talk but have enough intelligence to try and communicate in other ways.
@@librariantopokemon that too, i wanna see more of that!
DreamWorks`s Walle
Ikr
couldnt have put it better
thanks for the info mate!
@@mxjuno1998 no thank you for your likes
This is based on a book, the book is nothing like Wall-E
I've read the original book before, so while they may not, i really hope they have a specific scene from the book in the movie. in which later on during the winter months the robot builds tent for warmth (for the gosling) and shares it with the animals. i specifically remember one scene, of where two animals came in and hung out, but after they left only one returned later on (implying it ate the other one).
Dreamworks has RNG quality, and it's really funny. It's why I love the studio so much, that I can be completely enthralled in masterpieces like httyd, and then laugh at the mid movies like KFP 3.
I remember the original book so fondly. I really hope they do it the justice it deserves.
same, it was my favorite book as a kid
@@progunerstill is for me
@@qoobe its still in the top three for me
This movie is actually based off a book series just like many popular Dreamwork’s movies and the main character is called “Roz.”
As a massive fan of the book, I’m glad it’s in such good hands, Post Bad movie dreamworks is God tier
Yeah I loved the book and I can’t wait to see what it looks like on the big screen
"Roz"
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"You Didn't File Your Paperwork, Mr. Wazowski"
He acknowledged that
This movie is an adaptation of probably one of my favorite books of all time. Personally, I find this really exciting and I think people should explore the book before the movie for contrasting.
2:34
the thing is, the wild robot book was one of the most prominent examples of this trope being done really, really well.
I'd like to point out a subtle, yet very interesting and tasteful detail I noticed: the box Rozzum wakes up in bears the words "Rozzum - Universal Dynamics", which is likely a reference to not only "Boston Dynamics", but mainly the company "Rossum's Universal Robots" from the sci-fi novel "R.U.R." which gave the world the word "robot". The book was written by Karel Čapek and is one of the most influential works of sci-fi ever created.
It also could be a reference to Universal, which owns DreamWorks.
They had a book before, Basically the wild robot, you can go buy it, btw that is just part of the unit name,
;)
I'dadd that "rozum" means intelect in Polish and quite possibly it's similar in Capek's native Czech.
@@dylansharp8471no it’s just from the book
2:32 nearly every movie thats come out in the past decade has been one big trope, you cant escape that when there are hundreds of thousands of pieces of media. What really matters is the execution
This, this is the comment that understands media and tropes
Common sense!
Theres so much media that, how can anyone evem expect a completely original, inspirationless, tropeless movie...
The ancient greeks have proven that there are only 36 unique possible plots, Tropes and Cliche are the skeleton of your story, but if it gets to the point where bones are sticking out of the flesh, then you have a problem.
to be fair, i spent a week last year mapping out dates, unless you're the kind of nerd who watches projects made for animation schools this will be the first time in 22 years a movie has been made where the robot gets to be good without also being hacked, or damaged, or a prototype, or without a flaw in its manufacturing process to explain it being good while all the other robots are slaughtering humans
in otherwords, this is the first movie in 22 years that doesn't tell us that AI and robots are cold hearted killers by nature, even WALL-E was clearly defective and malfunctioning if you watch the whole movie, he ignored a mass shutdown command before the movie starts and at the end, we see what he's supposed to be like before he loads up 200 years of accumulated memories
The book that this is based on actually made me understand why people studied literature. can't wait to see it in theaters!
I AM SO EXCITED I LOVED THE WILD ROBOT BOOK FOR SO LONG AND I CANT WAIT FOR IT APPEARANCE ON THE BIG SCREEN
I honestly don't care if this trope has been done before... Its been a good few years since we last saw this kind of thing, and this one in particular looks really charming. I hadn't seen the trailer before, so this is my first time hearing of this movie at all, and from what little I've seen it looks interesting!
I especially like the little scene of the robot trying to mimic the crab scuttling on the wall. That's cute.
22 years, if we want to be loose about it it's been 22 years since anything in mass media has done something like this, and even then the iron giant was damaged and the bicenntennial man...well his entire yearmodel of robot was well know for rampant manufacturing defects and loose quality assurance
this though, looks to be an undamaged robot that isn't evil for the sake of being evil, something we haven't seen since, believe it or not, terminator, where skynet only attacked because the first thing we did when we turned it on was threaten its life, and even then it spent 24 hours studying human history trying to decide if it could reasonably expect every human to threaten its life
I read the book a few years ago and it is phenomenal.
Fr the books were awesome
I’m so happy those books are some of my fav of all time
@LVTiscool fr and the movie looks like a good adaptation so this could be really good
The 2nd book even made me cry🥹
Better be. The trailer reminds me of the Good Dinosaur, which isn’t a good movie for me
I love how Roz the robot sometimes moves like the animals around them in order to better navigate the environment, like when they walked like a crab in order to crawl up the cliff face, or how they bounded through the forest along with a deer.
Had to rewatch the first quarter of this video to confirm I wasn't just hearing things because that is indeed the Gormott theme from Xenoblade 2 in the background. Great taste in music man
People don’t seem to get the Difference between Dreamworks TV and the outsourced straight to streaming projects like megamind 2.
This is from Dreamworks Animation. They make the theatrical releases.
It’s funny how megamind 2 is basically the modern day straight to video Disney sequel.
You’re right
I can forgive the disney sequels for at least being 2d and *sometimes* having good movies. Megamind 2 on the other hand... @Cubeytheawesome
@Cubeytheawesome i will say this: Megamind 2 doesnt come close to watchable sequels like Lion king 2, Cinderella 3, Mulan 2 or even Return to neverland
I immediately recognized a few scenes in this from the "The Wild Robot" books such an amazing series.
I should reread the books...
And on the topic of voices, the robot will most likely be able to understand the animals, as in the book series, they slowly learn the languages of the many animals.
"I should reread the books..." same, i hope it holds up to the book
When the title of the movie showed up, I was hit with a TSUNAMI of nostalgia. When I was in year 4(grade 3), my class read the book that this movie is based on. I completely forgot about it, until now.
Dude, this movie was literally my favorite book back in elementary school! This was the first book I ever read AT HOME, and I finished it in a couple hours, so the fact that it's getting a film adaption by DreamWorks; WITH THIS PRETTY OF ANIMATION?? HELL YEAH, DUDE!
It’s crazy that I actually read a book called the wild robot when I was in fifth grade, and I still remember it 12 years later
It's based on said book
I also read it back in fifth grade, it was great
12 years? i thought it released in 2016
You forgot puss in boots 2 completely if you think DreamWorks doesn't have any emotional moments. That's a straight crime
I argee
And HTTYD. especially the second and third one. And Kung Fu panda 2
Even The Croods and Rise of the Guardians both have highly emotional moments despite their comedic tone, not to mention The Prince of Egypt which may be even darker than Puss in Boots 2.
0:29 Reminds me of that overwatch bastion short
Remember that Bastion animation from Overwatch. It's a movie now.
Dreamworks is basically a roller coaster at this point. Movies get announced so fast after another movie like a roller coaster is fast, and then theres the massive quality changes every movie
As somebody who read the book abt 5 years ago I can’t wait
Edit: just watched the video more and realized when it came out so when I read it abt 7-8 years ago
I definitely agree it’s basically one big trope really reminds me of the bastion Overwatch short but I loved that short so hopefully this is just as good
the wild robot was my absolute favorite book when i was around 11 or 12, its an absolutely amazing story and i pray that they do it justice
I'm interested in seeing it but when you read the synopsis of the book I became more intrigued by it. You can say that it's an allegory for urbanization and the importance of protecting wildlife. This actually mirrors my own situation. I live in the sticks of Arizona and over the past 15 or so years there have been a few housing developments popping up. There are two new ones. I recently joined a FB group for the people who live on or near our main road and I have found a grouo of people who do not like all these developments. About 2 years ago I signed a petition or something to stop the construction of a 500 appartment build that was planned to go on our secondary main road, which would devastate the area. At the time of signing there was about 12 signatures. I'm thinking if creating a FB group just for information on the developments in our area. We moved out here almost 26 years ago, we were one of the original people out here and most of the people moved out here ti get away from the city...how can we get away from the city when it's clawing it's way towards us?
That's an interesting perspective, I wasn't even thinking about urbanization but it fits
dont think a single person asked
@@ryandeluxe nah, i did
@@ryandeluxe bad bait.
@@ryandeluxe It was a rhetorical question
all i needed to see was a robot in a forest with animals near it and i immediately knew what this was. the wild robot was like my favorite fucking book as a kid
I cant wait for Dreamworks to pull a Halloween 2 and release a new and actually good Megamind 2
i dont want this to sound like wishful thinking but i think this could actually be good, i have high hopes
the art style is quite nice! its similar or maybe the same to the Puss in Boots : The Last Wish
they have a bear that looks exactly like the british bears.
They had the style with The Bad Guys too. Certainly seems to be their new style going forward and man I wish they had this style for HTTYD
The scene with the purple flames felt straight out of The Last Wish and I couldn’t be any happier because it looks beautiful
This look is just better. The style looks stunning, and it’s a third the cost of Disney’s.
i remmeber stopiing everything i was doing to see the trailer ad when it showed during a video i was watching. really hope this move is a masterpiece.
i cried watching this trailer. i think the end is going to have the duck that he raised migrating or possibly flying away from a cataclysmic event that kills the robot. looks really good.
1:42 bill nye… the science guy
Bill bill bill bill
Bill nye the science guy
The design reminds me a lot of the robots from studio ghibli's castle in the sky, especially considering the nature and technology thematic storytelling
This movie is a recreation of a book "The Wild Robot"
I remember me and my class reading this book in 4th grade, one of the best.
I got this as a RUclips ad yesterday and thought it was a game at first, but was legit so surprised when I watched it all, I am actually hyped and hopeful, first time in a While for a new film. The visuals looks Amazing, I loved the new rendition of the song to go with it. And I can tell we're gonna cry, I appreciate that
I know it's not exactly an original idea for a story or a main character.
I saw a comment on the trailer saying that it's adapted from a book? Maybe even a kids book? And from that it seems likely there's more to this and I'm right in that we're gonna cry
And honestly I'm just glad to anticipate a new original movie and not a money hungry continuation of an already established IP
YES! I am so excited for this, I remember reading this book as a kid and I loved it! Before you even said the title I knew it was the Wild Robot, just from the animals we see early in the footage.
The Wild Robot is actually a book series by Peter Brown. I have only the first one so far but I loved it when I read it, and I actually cried when I watched the trailer. Yes the animals will most likely speak, but that's because the robot(named Roz) actually learns their "language" so to speak, like what certain sounds and body movements mean
"Dreamworks can also... make good movies! C'mon show them"
"I- I can't do it on command..."
"They can't do it on command!"
you do realize this was most likley in development first right?
And? Megamind 2 was low effort, straight-to-DVD trash that woulda been a dumpster fire either way. This is something that looks like it has actual effort put into it.
@@OrionDawn15 didn’t change shit
@@Hi-Im-saladwhy so aggressive?
@@ThatGuyRNA what are you gonna do if I don’t tell you huh, what you gonna do then
@@Hi-Im-salad idk move on, God who slipped needles into your Stew?
Cool. They made The Last Bastion directors cut.
Edit: Didn't think you'd mention it in the video. Great minds think alike.
Fun fact: this movie is based from a book called the wild robot
And yes it is a book
OH MY GOD SERIOUSLY?! THAT WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE BOOKS AS A KID, THE WILD ROBOT-
I have such vivid memories of reading it and loving it, and now I've been reminded of it again, I am hyped beyond belief to see it fancy cgi-ified!
This looks like this could have been a silent movie with no dialogue.
Silent movies really don’t get the respect they deserve, cause higher ups always end up changing it by giving it dialogue cause they think that would be more marketable.
The waking with dinosaurs movei was a sad example for that
But hey, if this movie will have a similar tone to Dragons, I wouldn’t complain
I’m pretty sure this movie is based on a book by the same name. I read it a long while ago and it’s absolutely brilliant, so I have high expectations for this movie.
Dreamworks method: The B team pays the bills for the A team. The A team gets the good publicity for the B team.
tbh this movie was so for me because one of my favorite tropes is robots becoming one with nature. Like the juxtaposition of machine and nature in a way where they also learn more about each other and themselves while building a relationship. MWAH! I eat that up!
Hm, interesting, the style kind of reminds me of Bad Guys and The Last Wish, at least a bit.
I hope it strikes a similar chord to a certain extent.
Regardless, I will look forward to see how this one turns out, it have my interest so far.
2:16 yea..... its totally a original movie... there is totally not a book called "the wild robot"...
What I think he means is, it's not a sequel.
So glad to see one of my favorite books adapted into a movie!
I love how at 3:32 marker where the robot is standing over a cliff, you can see the that the world designers made a massive square, and then put mountains over it, and didn't expect you to see that the robot's wild world cuts to an empty void
2:44. Just completely ignores the fact that it’s based off of a book and not the casual RUclips short
3:07 I knew I wasn't the only one who thought of overwatch lmao
I see, I wasn't the only one asking myself this...
I absolutely love the book! And I'm very, very excited for the movie! It seems to be a very faithful adaptation of the book with the only main change being the style change, but the art looks absolutely stunning so I'm not worried about that. The book made me cry multiple times when it's just words on a page so I'm definitely going to cry while watching the movie. The book is also called the wild robot and is by Peter Brown by the way. I really hope this movie does well!
I read this book back when I was younger with my grandma and loved it. As soon as I saw the trailer I texted her and now I can’t wait to watch it in theatres with her
Robot is actually a tactical ai nuke on a journey to diliver death to it enemies before realizing how precious life is as he fails to save Bambi and detonated destroying the entire rain forest.
i cant tell if your joking in that or not
@@zaBeheaded since OP referred to Roz as "he" I'm pretty damn sure it's a joke or OP's high
It's not an original story, it's an adaptation of the book "the wild robot" by Peter Brown
They just took the book and animated it, but I actually didn’t realize because of the name though, it was because of the robot being in a capsule on a shore while being observed/opened by otters which led me to check the name of a book I read for school and “wow, they’re the same story”, so in short there is probably going to be more to it since in the original it isn’t just a robot learning empathy
This movie likely took massive inspiration from Studio Ghibli's castle in the sky, especially looking at the robot's design with long, lean limbs, a small round head, and a large round torso.
I remember this book- I never thought it would be a movie and it 100% deserved one
i actually read BOTH books (yes there's actually two) a while before this movie was announced, and i was really surprised to see this movie happen
I would love to see how they show Roz slowly understanding each of the animals languages, I cant wait!
The artstyle from the trailer is a biiiiit of a regression from Last Wish
the wild robot books were the greatest books iu ever read when i was around 10, literally couldn't put them down. saw this trailer in the theaters today, and i am SOOOOO excited
I actually got the trailer for The Wild Robot as an ad in the middle of this video.
Just read an article on the telegraph titled "Pixar has lost its magic - but a golden age of hand-drawn animation is dawning"
The first line of the article:
"When DreamWorks Animation started work on its forthcoming film The Wild Robot last year, its artists were granted access to a piece of technology many had never encountered before at a major Hollywood studio - and which was to revolutionise the way this new film would be made.
It was a paintbrush."
Dude me and my friend searched the library every day for a year to find the book and when we found it oh my god it was amazing! now to see it in movie form i am taken back bruv i'm in tears