DreamWorks Wild robot The film is expected to be a critical success as early reviews have surfaced online. Adapted from the novel of the same name by Peter Brown, Wild robot The film is about a home robot that wakes up for the first time after being shipwrecked on a wild island. Designed to serve people in their homes, the robot Rose (Lupita Nyong'o) is forced to learn how to code “motherhood” when she is imprinted with a young Gosling. Directed by Christopher Sanders, the film has been heralded as one of the best animated performances of the year. Even Mark Hamill (who lends his voice to the film) has praised it as something of akin to the original. star wars.And, According to initial reviews, the film lives up to expectations.
Wild robot The film premiered at this year's Toronto International Film Festival and received positive reviews from critics after the screening. The film doesn't have a Rotten Tomatoes rating yet, but it has received flawless reviews from critics so far, meaning it has a 100% rating. A 100% RT rating may be in the works. Rotten Tomatoes considers any rating of 3 stars or higher to be “positive,” meaning that a mediocre movie with 3 stars could get a 100% score. But Wild robot He seems to be doing it the right way, though. DreamWorks' latest film has been receiving rave reviews.
Wild Robot 'destined to be a classic'
“The Wild Robot is set to be a classic movie.” Kevin L. Lee of AwardsWatch writes: It's common for enamored critics to pepper their reviews with exaggerated compliments. But in the case of Wild robotIt's rare to read a review that doesn't include some sort of cinematic comparison. Alonso Duralde of The Film Verdict proves this point, writing:
“If the story seems like it has the DNA of previous films like The Iron Giant, Fly Away Home and How to Train Your Dragon, it does, but writer-director Chris Sanders has found enough distinct beats to allow this story to stand on its own two feet.”
Pete Hammond of Deadline shared a similar sentiment. Their review compared the film to Steven Spielberg's blockbuster at “However, the wild robot weaves its own magic and that's why we can all cry tears of joy,“Writes. According to Dan Baer of Next Best Picture, Wild robot It's also one of those rare films that targets a younger audience, and that respects everyone who watches it. They explained:
“It’s clear that whoever is behind the film respects their audience, regardless of age, resulting in a beautifully crafted film that is profoundly affecting on multiple levels. The emotions you experience while watching it will stay with you long after it’s over.”
Besides Nyong'o and Hamill, Wild robot The film also stars Pedro Pascal, Bill Nighy, Kate Connor, Matt Berry, Stephanie Hsu, Ving Rhames, and Catherine O'Hara. The film is currently in film festivals, ahead of a theatrical release in 2015. The theatrical release date is September 27, 2024.
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