The Wild Robot: It's Everything Disney's Lost

[@00square1]

The irony is that the wild robot was a better anniversary movie for Dreamworks 30 years than Wish was for Disney animation was for the whole 100 years.

[@MarcoAnaya-ks7bp]

Oh the irony! 😁

[@ShahzebKhan-n3e]

The movie also reflects Dreamworks’ journey. As Roz left the island because of corporate pressure, Dreamworks too have to out source their animations. This realization brought so much light in my view on Dreamworks, because what they are trying to say that they aren’t happy with this change nor do they wanted it, but they have no choice under Universal’s’ rule. Maybe Dreamworks is trying to tell us that just like how Roz promised to come back, Dreamworks promised us that they would come back one day🥲

[@michaelthecinebro]

Dang, even I didn't know it was an anniversary movie for Dreamworks lol. Yeah, it destroys Wish.

[@speedflashanimations221]

@@michaelthecinebrotalk about transformers ONE

[@matthewboire6843]

Yea that’s interesting

[@Wheatleybuggygames]

ironically one of the founder's of dreamworks was a former employee of Disney, which makes this even more humiliating for the Disney corporation.

[@matthewboire6843]

Probably made Dreamworks because they wanted something good and they were like “fine, I’ll do it myself”

[@animezilla4486]

Disagree they may have one bad movie but that doesn't mean they're humiliated because you seem to forgot that they've been doing pretty good this year discord possibly be a turnaround

[@TrioLOLGamers]

And the creator of this movie worked at Disney (beauty and the Beast, Lilo and Stich) before moving to DreamWorks (How to Train Your Dragon and now this Masterpiece)

[@justcallmecat]

Taking revenge on Disney was the whole purpose of creating DreamWorks in the first place

[@Simbala-bq5vy]

Dude everybody knows that! 🙄

[@auxvii]

Can I just say, Lilo and Stitch was made with NO BUDGET. It was a secret project, they couldn’t even afford shadows for the characters; and it’s my favorite Disney movie. Chris Sanders directed it, as he did the Wild Robot!

[@laurieannriley6282]

Yep, ur right, I think Chris Sanders also directed the Croods (another DreamWorks movie) he also directed How to Train your Dragon

[@cxrsen.doodles]

Exactly!! He's made super good movies (*ahem* unlike most disney movies nowadays)

[@nourayaoili1307]

Its the same for Kuzco

[@kipolem53]

Lilo and Stitch live action will make a billion, but do NOT let Mufasa approach that, that trailer was SO GROSS!

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

@@kipolem53 That's kinda rude, that's like saying that I'm gross if I dare to listen to the Mufasa movie soundtrack lol.

[@BlazeWox]

Deamworks has a pattern Drops a good movie then drops a movie everyone disagrees on and then drops a good movie

[@mr.zombzo]

Something like this? "Yum! Ew! Yum! Ew! Yum! Ew Ew Ew Ew! Yum Yum Yum! *The fuck is that?* Yum!"

[@marinacosta8835]

They've always been inconsistent like that, hit and miss, but by God, when they hit, they HIT.

[@NatureRosa]

Hey, if the bad movies pay for the good, more risky ones, GOOD. Ya I hated the Boss Baby but I'm sure enough small kids liked it. It made, according to Google, 977M out of a 125M budget.

[@ToluwaniAgboola-hv4jv]

They always began like that with ants and the prince of Egypt

[@WillenChan]

​@@marinacosta8835it's like hitting 15 pellets with a shotgun but missing the other 9 due to random bullet spread

[@wheatieyoga6585]

The fact wild robot is also a book that is 80 chapters and they made it into a movie is CRAZY!! And I loved it 🥰

[@michaelthecinebro]

It is, and I want to read them now!

[@SammySilver-k5f]

I read the book and it’s not better than the movie because there is no better. They’re both perfect

[@matthewboire6843]

Wait what! It a book!

[@j-inator766]

I’m pretty sure it got a sequel book to as well

[@Xiboo_x]

@@j-inator766it is in a series of three, with two other sequels

[@4ngiel0ver]

I was surprised that brighbills familys and longnecks deaths were handled so maturely, theres nothing wrong with a death scene of course but the team were brave enough to trust that kids would understand without one, I respect that immensely

[@michaelthecinebro]

Yeah, it felt very mature for a modern family movie. Disney doesn't have it in them anymore.

[@DrawinskyMoon]

Dreamworks has never shied away from death. That one scene in prince of Egypt is pretty brutal with that man who fell off a balcony.

[@TyronBezzina]

shen murduring pandas, drago killing hiccups father, the pharos son(heck tons of people children) and heck the actual villians deaths

[@4ngiel0ver]

@@DrawinskyMoon Theyve never shies away from death, no, but this movie is a great example of show dont tell regarding a characters death - you see Rozz lift up brightbills mothers wing and you see longneck get shot and you immediately understand what happened

[@jf_kein_k8590]

Or when Fink and Roz were looking for the other animals during winter, and one scene showed them finding some have died already.

[@tanishamuntslag6369]

i haven't cried from an animated movie since Coco UNTIL this movie. this movie had me crying sm

[@aml._.48]

same

[@LuckyTheCat256]

Same😭

[@NatureRosa]

I saw Coco in theaters a month after my abuela died. I will NEVER cry *that* hard at a movie again. But yes, some tears were shed. Not as many as I thought, but I feel guilty when I sob at any media due to reasons.....

[@AidGum]

You're pathetic for crying over a movie.

[@matsug5704]

Yep, Coco hit me in the feels like a train and this one did the same.

[@Sp1d3rpool91]

You know what’s funny, The Wild Robot was directed by Chris Sanderson aka the director of Lilo and Stitch.

[@snowball03-boop]

That's not funny, that's freaking awesome

[@Sp1d3rpool91]

@@snowball03-boop I say that because Disney fired him after creative differences.

[@NatureRosa]

​@@snowball03-boophe also co directed HTTYD iirc

[@alexakuto]

​@@NatureRosaand The Croods 😮

[@greyblueme9711]

And voiced stitch

[@ma3mc3mu-X]

I hope The Wild Robot wins Best Animated Feature.

[@michaelthecinebro]

I'm hoping so as well! It deserves it

[@dreamguardian8320]

It might have some competition with Inside Out 2 and Moana 2.

[@ma3mc3mu-X]

@@dreamguardian8320 Meh, Disney sequels are pretty bland and just filler. Moana 2 was meant to be a series and Inside Out 2 more or less recycles the same plot as its previous.

[@ChillFinity2000]

@@dreamguardian8320 personally, i dont think moana 2 will make a splash, but Flow and Inside Out 2 are serious competition

[@marinacosta8835]

If it doesn't, it's proof the Oscars are rigged.

[@Stranger_FourbfbAxolotl]

the difference is disney keeps trying to be family friendly while dreamworks just dont care and willl put anything out there even if the children get traumitized

[@chaoticcow4357]

Dreamworks does care, they just dont condescend viewers. Kids don't need everything to be happy and censored. Never have I ever seen a kid who was traumatized by a Dreamworks movie, its more like actually grieving a loss. Trauma means the kid won't sleep that night, grieving means that kid will think about it, ponder it.

[@DreamyyArt]

no pain no gain

[@BrokensoulRider]

People got this bastardized view of 'childproofing' things that is actually a detriment.

[@gremsa]

Children get traumatized by the wild robot? Don't think so

[@Whatswrongwithmybrain]

Kinda like cn in the early 2000s. Almost every show had violent gore 😭

[@Skarrier]

When you see DreamWorks using this animation and art style in their new movie, it's like seeing a person lock in. That's how you know they're being serious with this one.

[@justcallmecat]

I look at the Disney classics, the ones from when it was banger after banger, emotional masterpieces and think "where did it all go?"

[@Dinoenthusiast23]

Quantity over quality my friend 🤑

[@funnyhappystudios]

Corporate interference. The animation studio still has that spark they’ve always had. They just can’t apply it because the higher ups won’t let them. Hence why Wish didn’t work

[@Dinoenthusiast23]

@ that’s pretty much what I’m saying

[@Elephantian-joy]

@@funnyhappystudios yeah because the scrapped stuff is 100x better

[@rubylucylefty]

The animation doesn't have the same life that it did in the older ones and it makes me sad. The dreamworks movies have that life

[@MadzNotHere]

I thought that as a teenager, I was too old for Disney/Dreamworks/Pixar/Sony… I think I only outgrew Disney. When I saw The Wild Robot, I fell in love with it. It’s one of my favorite Dreamworks films…IT’S BEAUTIFUL!

[@Finngrinder]

Inside Out 2 and Alien Romulus were movies this year that were fun AND had Disney behind them

[@santranquil]

This couldn't be more true. Disney went from "gold in the pan" to "flash in the pan".

[@Crazyashley42]

I will say that Moana and Encanto were both much more heartfelt than the other examples listed in the modern disney movies because they were based on things much older and darker than the others, between Polynesian Mythology and One Hundred Years of Solitude. They're not too much more formulaic than other disney movies, which were quests for either love or acceptance, with goofy sidekicks and bombastic villains, and female protagonists that were almost without fail graceful and stoic but not much more of a stand out. Lilo and Stitch stands out so much because it's so different from *that* era. Of the movies listed, I legitimately believe their current lasting popularity speaks for itself, and that they are the rare modern classics of the bunch.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Wow, as someone who's enjoyed of the Post-Renaissance era where the Lilo & Stitch movie is from since childhood while you other Disney fans don't? I'm insulted lol.

[@kipolem53]

Stories where characters lose their powers, even if they get them back, is ridiculous. In Power Rangers the most that happens is in maybe an episode or three, but like that is out of at least 22 eps, often even 40, rather than the plot of a story that is only movie length.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

@@kipolem53 Wow, as someone who grew up with Power Rangers? I don't know if I should take that speech of yours as a compliment or an insult lol.

[@magical571]

They have butts for eyes, don't let them speak ill of disney or insult you, never take no for an answer, hail disney

[@Alex-mh5mu]

I'm sorry but moana 2 is a shame

[@missplayer30]

That proves that animations aren't even meant to be that expensive to make, although live-action will always be cheaper to make.

[@michaelthecinebro]

Yeah, Disney hyper inflates their budgets for no good reason

[@mlpfimguy]

I’m willing to bet that a big chunk of that Disney money isn’t actually going into making the movie. It’s likely being spent on buying reviews/publicity or just being pocketed.

[@sergioandrescontreras5251]

The Wild Robot has become one of my favorite films that Dreamworks has ever made. I’m looking forward to seeing the sequel. Also I hope Disney and Pixar sees this video and learn from their mistakes. Because sometimes a personal opinion can make a great difference.

[@carloswalker1212]

You should get the book that the movie is based on

[@WhoRUTalkingAbout]

One line from the end of the film by Brightbill shattered my poor heart. "What happened was not your fault. But what you did to try and fix, it was everything" I interpreted this as a Mother (Roz) having an accidental baby (Be it adoption or the other). Both the Father and Mother (Fink and Roz) are very inexperienced with having a child. And goddamn that made me cry as Fink and Roz try to parent a child 🤧, and the ending made the river into a waterfall; a drizzle to a rain; a lake to an ocean.

[@retrox2776]

Pardon me if this sounds dark But when you mentioned Roz having an accidental baby. It made me think of Fink (lol) trying to eat the egg, almost like trying to go the abortion route but ends up loving the child when born

[@SymmbolZS]

Fun fact: The wild robot was based on a book"the wild robot". There are three books out there, the 2nd is called "the wild robot escapes"

[@FranDisc0]

The books were my childhood which is why I almost cried while watching the movie

[@StormLeader0]

I’m honestly shocked people don’t know this- I remember my teacher reading it to the class in grade 3 and four and I loved it.

[@Cooky_McGee]

sequel scured, bois now let's wait for the budget

[@CarlAndry-b7z]

4th grade was when i read this book, and i loved it

[@YuubiTimberwolf]

I NEED THE SEQUEL TO HAPPEN ;_;

[@1fishmob]

Disney is like that 1 episode of Ed Edd n Eddy where they just keep "tweaking" that one exact same scam, going from raccoons to aliens to freaking toilets. How is that relevant to this?

[@SuperMarioJustin4]

“Once Bitten, Twice Ed”?

[@1fishmob]

@@SuperMarioJustin4 Yes, that's the one!

[@joshuagonzalez4183]

omg that’s so true!!😭

[@BlueberryBreading]

Another thing is that Dreamworks is willing to take risks.

[@ShahzebKhan-n3e]

So true, that's why they have many fails, because they are always trying new things

[@ericareaper8750]

Sometimes not taking a risk is the risk

[@alejandrasanchez3022]

​@@ShahzebKhan-n3eAND they have many AMAZING movies

[@Michelle-s2z6l]

And stand behind their work, disney had an original movie called strange world that was a similar style to wild robot and they killed it by not putting any effort into advertising and dumped it onto streaming.

[@annonymousannonymous9586]

Back in the old days when studios took risks they their had something that smash hit success or something mid that gained a strong cult following, nowadays by not taking such risks they only end up with mid successes or something that just plain sucks, if studios want to be successful like before then they need to be willing to take risks again, and Dreamworks the Wild Robot is proof of that!

[@tessabakker662]

Reminder that Godzilla Minus One, accounting for currency conversion, had a budget of roughly 10-15 million dollars. I know a hard-hitting, introspective kaiju film isn't exactly too analogous to a sweet and heartfelt animated family film, but the feats that can be achieved with such conservative budgets boggle the mind. Disney's budgeting has seriously bloated beyond anything resembling reason.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Yeah, I remember Minus One alright. I also remember that movie being the last time I ever watch Godzilla media from Toho no thanks to it's purists, since I was too busy relying on my enjoyment for the Monsterverse, after watching GxK The New Empire XD lmao.

[@eliasnaef9796]

the wild robot was one of the first books i read as a kid, and i remember it being just so cozy

[@theortheo2401]

I read the first book in two goes after seeing the movie, and I agree wholhearthedly

[@Autobot_Journey]

Me before watching 'the wild robot': 😀 Me after watching 'the wild robot': 😭

[@octogaming1134]

Fr, this is the first movie that I cried😭

[@Autobot_Journey]

@octogaming1134 'The Wild Robot' and 'Bluey' are the only things on TV that made me cry 😢

[@super_manul1167]

It wasn't that sad but really could of been

[@octogaming1134]

@@super_manul1167 It's not sad, It's emotional

[@super_manul1167]

@@octogaming1134 i expected it to be sad lol

[@xxTC-96xx]

disney always took their biggest risks with their media when they were at their lowest points, like the 70s and 80s they nearly went out of business, but then they managed to create their renaissance. Basically if we want any hope they might get a reality check and try new things, they need to crash and hit rock bottom again

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Cool, just say that to bash or insult anybody who's still a Disney fan like myself, that's real "hopeful" of you people lol.

[@connorscanlan2167]

​@@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002"normal and sane" getting offended by mentioning how Disney can experience another Renaissance.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

@@connorscanlan2167 I don't tell you how to live your life, so don't try to tell me how to live mine.

[@connorscanlan2167]

@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002 ...? ... what are you even talking about?

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

@@connorscanlan2167 You tell me I got offended by someone talking about how can Disney experience another Renaissance like you think that's gonna stop me from being a Disney fan, so like I said, don't tell me how to live my life.

[@MOZZU_ca]

78 million is what movies in the 80's and 90's used to be made with if not less, i'm mind blown

[@lala_aoi_channel]

Ya know what bothers me? The book gets no attention, even though it’s the original. The author made this beautiful story on his own

[@Dalton_Boardman2000]

I actually went to a showing of the movie and Peter Brown was there doing a Q&A. Him talking about his unique chapter approach and his simple drawing style was really interesting. I even got a signed book out of it. I'm glad this guy's work got such a perfect adaptation.

[@Lauren-bs5yn]

I don't have kids in my life so I didn't know it was a book until I saw the credits roll! I immediately bought the book and read 70% of it the day I saw the movie, and finished the last 30% the next day. I'm looking forward to reading the second book!!

[@ShahzebKhan-n3e]

​@Lauren-bs5yn wow that's some fast reading

[@Xurple]

Fr same, I read all 3 books but I bet most people dont know there is a sequel or even a 3rd book

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

True, I guess everybody only cares about movies more than books nowadays lol.

[@Speechless3]

Why does Frozen 3 look like an AI picture😭 10:12

[@SeanBeaulieu-e1u]

I looked it up and it is just some ai photo from Facebook.

[@prehistoricnani]

this isn;'t official poster

[@marinacosta8835]

Knowing modern Disney, it might be.

[@dinoguyadventures7531]

Why talk about frozen 3 when not out yet

[@LongDeadArtist]

Cause it is, same with the moana poster with the rock on it

[@Traffydrhart]

If Disney doesn't change. Not only will ppl look to other studios here in the US but they will look to Eastern media anime, kdramas and other foreign movies. And most ppl already do including myself

[@michaelthecinebro]

Very true. Eastern media is becoming the trendsetters for animation.

[@XhanAnimations]

Stumbled across a trailer for Jiang Ziya a while back and it became one of my top animated recommendations! Anime films always get a certain place with American fans of the genre, but it's a treat when we get a visiting film in theaters!

[@hoshihime9835]

I think you are underestimate the horde of disney adults, because im pretty sure they are the one that keep giving money to disney at every remake/sequel, because they are obsessed with nostalgia

[@gothicMCRgirl]

@@hoshihime9835Bingo. Little kids aren’t the ones frothing at the mouth over the sixth remake of Mulan or whatever, because they didn’t grow up with Mulan. They don’t know what that is. It’s their parents who know, and it’s their parents who take their kids to see these lazy flops. Ever since the train wreck that was Beauty and the Beast, I have refrained from ever seeing another Disney live action film again. They ALL suck, and even the ones that are somewhat good don’t provide anything that the original film didn’t already give. The only way you’re gonna get these companies to actually give a damn is to stop giving them money, period.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Oh, don't worry, I'll look to other studios alright like how everyone else's doing alright, but this time that will only happen when I'm done watching DreamWorks' Dog Man movie. Because like I said before, once I'm done watching that movie next year?? I want both DreamWorks and it's "Anti-Disney" ego of a fanbase out of my life, forever lmao.

[@KangarooBun]

Glad Dreamworks is trying out new styles for their animations. Disney just. Doesn’t feel the same for me anymore? Their animation feels stale, even when from an objective view, it’s really well made. Most fun I’ve had watching a Disney movie recently was Turning Red - I really enjoyed the new style that wasn’t just standard Disney princess.

[@cultoosk]

I love how you put The Critical Drinker's iconic "The Message" in there. That is so true. Disney used to "tell stories that had a message or messages in there." Now Disney is "sending messages and wrapping them with the skin of a movie".

[@brianachim2670]

First The Last Wish and now this? Dreamworks has been killing Disney.😂

[@antonionieto15]

This is also the same company that made what everyone agrees, is “not” Megamind 2 😬

[@brianachim2670]

⁠@@antonionieto15We DONT TALK about that!😆😆😆🥲🥲🥲

[@jaquaviontaviousbonquequex9066]

@@antonionieto15 i'd say we should embrace that fact too, it shows that if they make something bad and they get punished for it, and they'd do better after a while and not try to do it all over again.

[@Skarrier]

​@@antonionieto15DreamWorks right now are like a lazy, but talented artist. If they don't like some projects - they're gonna make a mid or slop. But when they really want their movie to be good - they actually manage to make it good.

[@alejandrasanchez3022]

@@antonionieto15 Why there's always some random guy bringin Megamind 2 up like... yeah we know its bad but Dreamworks has a lot of epic movies (? Why focus on that

[@blazingstorm9351]

You know what’s always funny to me. With the amount of technical achievements and upgrades Disney has done for animation, for some reason they always pick genres that somehow don’t take advantage of it. Seriously, imagine another Sci-Fi epic with Disney where they could take advantage of their tech and show off it’s capabilities.

[@Trazynn]

The Wild Robot is chaotic and intelligent, with quite a bit of shock comedy, it's genuinely perfect for all ages as it doesn't pull its punches.

[@DickVanPaiton]

Intelligent!? Loooool! Animals freeze to death in winter without robots/mankind and could all happily live together if they just loved each other. What a bs message about precious ecosystems which just collapse because of human intervention.

[@DickVanPaiton]

No its not perfect and rather stupid than intelligent...

[@angel_of_rust]

Wow Dreamworks really made up for Kung Fu Panda 4 and Megaminds 2 did they? Why can't other studios have a redemption like that?

[@luisfernandoduplat7533]

Tell that to Sony where they made the Emoji movie then made into the spider verse.

[@arachnid_eater]

The thing is with dreamworks, they make 2 mediocre movies before releasing the biggest banger of the year.

[@AcediaIX]

I rarely watch movies, like the amount of movies I consumed for the past 5 years is 1, and it's The wiild robot. Not only that, but I even sat through the entire credit scene, literally 10 minutes of just me bawling my eyes out... AFTER I finished bawling my eyes from the part where brightbill learned the truth...

[@DaisyGrant-t4u]

It’s art, a personal passion. With movie making, you kinda have to make something that’s your own

[@nadyanathania3847]

"we're here to make money, not art"

[@smolpparras]

Lol, the director of Godzilla Minus One, the guy who won Godzilla his first VFX Oscar, said that he *wished* he had 15 million for the CGI.

[@XJsuperC]

I went with my family to see the wild robot and my mom was crying at the end

[@michaelthecinebro]

It was so wholesome 😂😭

[@KateAltOfficialChannel]

MINE TOO WHAT

[@kelseyw260]

As a mom who took her son to see it, can confirm it will make moms cry

[@jevilthejester5248]

Indeed. My mom was crying at the migration scene. 😭

[@DinoDylan1118]

It’s a really good book, and movie,

[@thewitchbasket]

I love how Dreamworks consistently puts out films that are either really good or divisive. A divisive film means that it has both good and bad aspects and people will be split on them. Sincerely, a Trolls 2 (specifically Trolls 2) enjoyer

[@jendoe9436]

I feel the same way. It’s always fun for me to find videos talking about DreamWorks movies and if the creator makes some comment about the Trolls or Boss Baby franchises, I immediately like to find comments who are fans like me 😂

[@Nocomment552]

8:05 Lmao did not expect a Critical Drinker sound bite. Also, I literally thought this was a Disney movie and was going to skip it, but I think this video made me change my mind. Definitely will check it out.

[@dylanneibch6171]

Disney: Inside Out 2 will help redeemed our past mistakes! DreamWorks/Universal: Hold My Wild Robot.

[@joelcastro2625]

Nah. I mean Disney never do fix it. Pixar Did it.

[@TornBeetle12]

@@joelcastro2625 Disney owns Pixar

[@WonderbrewA13X]

@@TornBeetle12 They're still 2 different companies, literally without Pixar, Disney personally has nothing

[@TornBeetle12]

@@WonderbrewA13X Yep

[@matthewboire6843]

Dreamworks will absolutely be looking at this movie to find what they did that people love and I hope they notice the right thing instead of finding and make movies like something that’s not there and making something bad, I hope they see why it’s so good and make more like it.

[@tyanathriller]

I’m tired of the live action remakes, just shows that the current Disney is stuck in the past trying to rely on nostalgia to carry a film rather than make something new with heart and soul put into it. With the remakes no one seems into the roles most sound bored even the songs don’t hold a candle to the original music in most of the “live action” remakes. They are mostly CGI but somehow the CGI looks worse with every live action remake they put out. I’m glad that other studios are doing well and I have seen The Wild Robot, definitely is a masterpiece in my opinion. Really enjoyed it over anything Disney has made so far this year. I hope Snow White is the last remake at this point with how much back lash and hate it has gotten especially the test screenings it’s been through. ( please cancel every possible remake Disney good lord ) I also have high hopes for Sonic the hedgehog 3. ( the people behind it have done their research and are actually willing to appeal to all generations of Sonic fans. They also listened to backlash when the first trailer showed a cursed humanoid Sonic so Paramount definitely are putting a lot of effort into these films I am excited to see what they do in the third film and future ones too.)

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Funny, I didn't know Disney's Pirates and Narnia movies I enjoyed growing up were live action remakes lol.

[@Geheimnis-c2e]

I won't tote Paramount for this. Their marketing for Transformers One basically killed whatever interest Hasbro still has in funding the potential sequel. No more Transformers movies. TF One will be its swan song.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

@@Geheimnis-c2e Wow, y'know? everytime people say that crap? all I hear are excuses saying they don't like the movie at all lol.

[@lamle-g6i]

Great video. I actually enjoyed Kung Fu Panda 4, but I get it if some people don’t like it. Also, oh my goodness! What is Disney even doing at this point?!

[@michaelthecinebro]

That's fair about KFP 4, but as far as Disney, idk 😂

[@lamle-g6i]

Yeah, also I saw the Wild Robot, and it was beautiful. 😢

[@ImIn_LooeysWalls]

Kung Fu Panda 4 did not deserve all the hate it got. I wasn't expecting anything good from it, but I remember me and my Uncle pissing ourselves laughing at that one scene where Po's sneeze turned into a fart. And the animation was actually good too. Definetly way better than I expected

[@LeonDylan-jn4qg]

From what I can see from Disney is that they don’t have any new ideas anymore, they either make a sequel or make a live-action movie from our childhoods just to make a ton of money. And if you see this, Disney have been making movies for Gen-zs and Gen-alphas, cause they’re young and they’ll agree to anything, the more the kids like the more money the adult has to spend just so their kids can watch. Just like you said Dreamworks and Sony Animation have been making movies for everyone to love, they hire the best writers to make the movie feel great and amazing not, even though they put low budgets in you can see how well their animations is such as The Wild Robot, Into and Across the Spider-Verse, Puss’n Boots the Last Wish, Prince of Egypt, Joseph King of Dreams, The Mitchell’s vs The Machines, Monster House, Vivo, and How To Train Your Dragon, not only were they’re animations good but they’re movies made sense they had adventures fought amazing villains, and there endings were astonishing, this is something that Disney can’t do. It’s either a princess movie or movie where they always sing. I really hope Disney see their problems and fix their mistakes so there future movies feel like old time, and make sure Moana 2 and Mufasa The Lion King are a total hit.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Sheesh, you say that like you think going down a trip to memory lane a.k.a. revisiting childhood memories like The Lion King being an option doesn't mean a thing to you people anymore.

[@kipolem53]

Elio and Hoppers say hi. Also original Walt Disney Animation Studios movie coming out Thanksgiving 2026. Also when a company releases flop after flop, they HAVE to lean on IP like a crtuch, this is common sense, they have to make money SOMEHOW. Even Elemental which did not completely embarass itself, still lost money.

[@seaweeb2258]

​@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002 You can revisit your childhood nostalgia by watching the movie in question. What Disney is doing with the live action remakes is only for money, and *notoriety within a small group of insanely rich suits. They really don't care about their fans, their fans nostalgia, nor any of their new fans. This generation of kids are literally watching the worse versions of the same movies their parents watched, instead of something actually new.....which is what new generations typically do. They've been robbed of their cultural identity within the film industry. skibidi toilet has better story continuity than most shows currently on air. In a way I wish I didn't have to defend a sh1tpost gmod/sfm so much over modern media, but that toilet, ironically has less gross out/toilet humor than a lot of modern shows such as SpongeBob, just to name one. If I had to name every show that has more fart jokes than the literal toilet man videos, we'd be here all day.

[@MrGabeanator]

well Chris Sanders was a story man for the golden age of Disney

[@laurieannriley6282]

yeah, he got fired at Disney for Creative Differences, so he worked at DreamWorks instead

[@laurieannriley6282]

This is the best movie I ever seen so far, the Wild Robot is amazing

[@MrGabeanator]

@@laurieannriley6282 funny I thought he left of his own volition

[@gaothhermesk1289]

Honestly what it feels the reason why films like Turning Red, Ownward, Lucca and even Elemental feel kinda mid Is cause it's obvious their directors used these projects partially as a therapy instead of story able to hold by itself. And they skip so many momments they could create complex reflecttions or thought into their stories to just fill their past "traumas" or mundane life, feeling less universal or appealing. And yes, there's films wich are great even working telling the creators life, Persépolis Is a great example, but that film is WAY cheaper so they could get more creative and it still feels geniune by all fronts. Meanwhile the Pixar ones feel like someone gave those noobs 2000 million dollars only to tell us their personal life.

[@khavir13]

Aight I guess I’m gonna go watch Wild Robot 👀

[@laurieannriley6282]

I watched it, best movie that DreamWorks made so far

[@alejandrasanchez3022]

why havent you watched it yet!!

[@alejandrasanchez3022]

@@laurieannriley6282 i think Dreamworks has made a lot of epic and awesome movies tho, this one is at that level.

[@khavir13]

@ i’m scared i’ll cry 🥲

[@khavir13]

@@laurieannriley6282 wow, that’s awesome!

[@ArcielxJackel]

Another thing i would add is that for some of the dreamworks movies that ive watched has more emotion and passion. For example in the last httyd movie i felt the sadness when toothless left with the other dragons

[@IanThePeanutsAndSanrioFan]

When you mentioned Disney Hidden Gems, it makes me sad that Luca never gets mentioned! I love that film!

[@auxvii]

Luca is definitely a comfort movie for me, it’s like a breath of fresh air!

[@IanThePeanutsAndSanrioFan]

@ agreed! Super underrated and the animation style IS Different from other Pixar films

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Same here, usually that movie's music besides the others always calms me down from all that "Disney vs. DreamWorks" nonsense since I sometimes feel like I'm the only one that thinks that trend is becoming toxic now tbh lol.

[@Theia_sb]

The wild robot was just a great movie, I can’t believe how wholesome it was?? Also congrats on 12.2K subs’

[@rainsong7773]

Can we destroy the narrative that 2D animation is too expensive when you can make a movie for half the budget of 3D ones??

[@TheLugiaSong]

Yeah!! I believed this for a long time, turns out it's not exactly true. It's just people got excited about the novelty of digital 3D animation and big studios have never turned back (or _almost_ never. The Princess and the Frog was 2D animated but unfortunately didn't do so well at the cinema, I bet Disney blame that on the animation...). I'd love to see 2D animation return in big scale productions.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Nah, I'm good. I maybe a Disney fan? but "tradition" ain't my style, being fun,radical, and adventure-like is my style of being a Disney fan even when it comes to growing up with Toon Disney's action block Jetix along with the Pirates of the Carribean trilogy,Chronicles of Narnia duology, and the Post-Renaissance era movies lol.

[@rainsong7773]

@@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002 I’m not sure current Disney is adventurous lol it’s all the same- two 3D animated films and a live action remake every year plus one Star wars project and 2 marvel ones 🙃

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

@@rainsong7773 The "Jetix" and "Pirates" stuff I mentioned were from the 2000's for your information lol.

[@magical571]

You tell them. Disney can be adventuruous, let's not go back to those old doo doo 2d graphics, booooringggg!

[@kriksi7775]

I had just watched The Wild Robot. I can not describe how amazing it was! I have never cried four times while watching an animated film, like I did with this one! The visuals were stunning, the storyline was good, the involvement from a mechanical non-feeling thing, to emotional, free-spirited, smart robot, was impressive. This made me emotional! Something I have not felt for any Disney movie (aside from Bambi, Bambi 2 and Lion King (and other old classics of Disney's hand-drawn films)) in a long time. THIS... this is good. Great! Better than most movies DreamWorks has given us (no offense, but Puss in Boots - The Last Wish, was not that good, compared to this). Something tells me, I will watch it again, soon. Because of how amazing it was! Finally, a story that left me with a feeling - longing for more of such content. Wishing it was longer. I hope DreamWorks will stick to whatever they just did and repeat it for their future 3D animations. 😍♥♥♥

[@Yerm-VR]

0:45 GOSLING it’s a baby GOSLING.

[@Cat_Lover1029]

I thought it was a duck

[@gogodogodo3283]

His name is Ryan

[@Daman6973]

His name is in fact bright bill, gogodogodo3283

[@Wuffee]

not the hazbin hotel more than anything playing in the background at the end there, lol

[@jezebelrose6897]

What is the music playing during the “3. Where do we go from here”? It sounds like a piano version of More Than Anything. Lol 😂

[@michaelthecinebro]

It might be.....

[@engineer4769]

@@michaelthecinebro i couldnt believe my ears when i heard it

[@kevinrwhooley9439]

Wait, who is supposed to be getting the pay-cut? The pay of the higher-ups at Disney getting slashed I'm all for, but as a whole writers and animators are already struggling with their salaries. Being paid enough to feed yourself and pay your rent would definitely help in increasing the writing quality of future projects

[@michaelthecinebro]

I meant the higher ups 👍

[@Hedgie3]

It truly sucks that it's become rare that any of the movies that Disney will be producing would be successful at the box office when they were previously soo good at making successful movies. I totally agree that they have been making too many annoyingly crappy so-called "Live-action" remakes that no one asked for and need to learn to stop making those type of movies really soon. Because yes, no one wants to see those type of movies from that studio anymore and any future ones will keep becoming box office flops instead of box office hits because of how many people are currently planning to be boycotting those ones when or if they get made.

[@michaelthecinebro]

I can't wait to not see Snow White

[@Hedgie3]

@@michaelthecinebro Same, I have no interest in ever watching that stupidly made 2025 live-action version of it.

[@Snowdeary]

My sister almost cried during it-,thats how you know its emotional

[@creationmation4959]

The Wild Robot is literally 100% guranteed to be nomiated to be best animated feature

[@laurieannriley6282]

Yeah, it should get a grammy/oscar

[@danielmolinaro9042]

Why did I laugh so hard when it started playing the song money by Pink Floyd?

[@michaelthecinebro]

Had to play it really fast to not get copyrighted 😂

[@bb8shouse]

As a Disney defender, I may not be the biggest fan of their business decisions but their have been a few films since 2020 has had a mix of hits & misses The ones I found to be personal to me were Raya & The Last Dragon and Elemental, the reason these two connected with me is because the 2 main characters were relatable to me, Raya in her trust issues & Ember in her insecurity Their were films that were great like Encanto, Lightyear, & Onward which may not be the best of the best but I still got enjoyment out of these. Soul & Inside Out 2 are the 2 best of the 2020s so far Wish wasn't as bad as everyone says it is, I got a few laughs here & there with the goat character & the animation made it unique from other Disney movies but it's a decent film So was Luca, but a Japanese animated film by the name of Ponyo had a similar concept to Luca but I prefer Ponyo if I'm honest In my opinion, Strange World has to be the weakest from Walt Disney Animation Studios since 2020. I forgot half of it within 6 months Turning Red is my least favourite Pixar Film & my least favourite animated Disney film from the 2020s. You know how people targeted Lightyear over a plot twist, yeah, TURNING RED SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE TARGET NOT LIGHTYEAR but anyhow, not all of their movies since 2020 stuck the landing with me, but their can be a relatable film like Raya & Elemental along the way. I May not support their live action remakes financially but their animated movies, I will still check out for opinion purposes + The Wild Robot was PEAK CINEMA

[@animezilla4486]

I couldn't agree with you more

[@DrawinskyMoon]

You really should watch more movies. Broaden your cultural horizon and you’ll realize you’ve been consuming take out all your life.

[@bb8shouse]

@@DrawinskyMoon I’ve seen loads of movies, plenty outside of Disney in fact. What about the Spider Verse films, I’ve seen them, The Batman (2022) I’ve seen it, & I can’t really think of anymore hidden greats I can put in this comment

[@King_of_the_hazbin_1000]

@@bb8shouse those story"s are from comic books that Hollywood directors made into movie"s They are not Original ideas nobody now wants to see new ideas so you haven"t seen shit

[@lunawazhere]

as someone who loved the wild robot book series when i was younger. the movie was amazing, i loved it, and by the end i almost cried.

[@diys8206]

Not a piano cover of more than anything playing in the background 9:44

[@itsbubbly8126]

The wild robot is originally a book, written by Peter brown. My school was studying it and when they made a movie about it we got to go to the cinemas and watch it!

[@kalojnkirilov361]

This movie is so good. I have never cried so much on an animated movie ever before. And it was so beautiful woah 👏🏻

[@LemonAut-qh7t]

Also the fact that animated movies in Japan only cost a few million dollars is wild. Spirited Away, a movie by Ghibli Studios and also won an Oscar had a budget of 19 million USD or 1 Billion Japanese Yen. Spirited Away has undoubtedly better animations then the Wish trash. It shows how much potential 360 million dollars could bring to a film.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Whatever, I'll still take anything Studio Ghibli has along with Toei Animation over what Universal has anyday lmao.

[@bowserbreaker2515]

While I'm not super excited for most of Disney and Pixar's future films, Elio and Hoppers might be good. And given how bad Toy Story 4 was, I'm excited for Toy Story 5. And Incredibles 3 better be good.

[@soljadreams24]

Universal is gonna kill Toy Story 5 with Shrek 5 and Mario Movie 2

[@bowserbreaker2515]

@@soljadreams24 It releases 3 months before Shrek and Toy Story. It won't be competition.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Ok.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

@@soljadreams24 Good thing I'm passing on those for 2 reasons. 1. I'm already burnt out from Illumination after watching DM4. and 2. I don't trust what Universal's doing with DreamWorks anymore, now that a live action remake of How To Train Your Dragon is happening next year.

[@AndyHomer-i7n]

Disney should make a movie with all the most popular characters

[@arilevitt2385]

Does “Once Upon a Studio” count? It’s not a movie, but it has a lot of popular characters.

[@smolpparras]

1:01 "Mom, can we get the Subnautica cargo box?" "We have the Subnautica cargo box at home." The Subnautica cargo box at home:

[@Thandon]

this movie had grown ass men in tears man. it was absolutely precious

[@firework8140]

While the rest of the animals and the islandhave that sort of crayon grainy feel, Raz and the rest of robots have that clean PIXAR look, adding other worldly sense to them

[@ckl9390]

7:56 The corporate art style images are so on point for representing the corporate goals mentioned. Bonus points for using The Critical Drinker's "The Message" soundbite.

[@Literallyno_idea]

1:34 I think turning red is underrated it's about girlhood but in aisan household if any is wondering Also I wish about Disney gets back to it's og self especially with walt touch i know it's impossible but still :(..

[@Crispy_Bean]

The Hazbin music in the background of you talking about the fall of Disney is downright brilliant

[@maxwellanderson007]

Limitations breed creativity. When you have limited budget, you have to be creative.

[@psykidomcscotty13]

When we watched The Wild Robot, we didn't expect much but we were so wrong. The art, the music and the story telling. The art is like the combination of painting and 3D but they made it so seamless together like the characters didn't feel out of place. It's the most beautiful film that ever came out in an animated aspect. I never knew I can cry so much in this film

[@khavir13]

I love your videos 🔥 making some real points about Disney

[@king_of_nothing1808]

My gods, when I watched this, I was genuinely suprised with how they handled the deaths. Brightbill's parents/ siblings, Longneck's death and some of the animals too. For a kids movie! It was very mature!

[@tanishamuntslag6369]

edit i just realized 'more than anything' was playing in the background of the video

[@michaelthecinebro]

Nice catch 😂

[@reklamador239]

I have watched this many times, and every time I watch it, I just can't control my eyes from tearing up. I miss my mom since I am far away from her. This movie gives you the feels 1000%!

[@spiritbomb0719]

To me the biggest thing Wild Robot does to humiliate Wish is with the villain... Vontra is literally only in five minutes at the end (you could also honestly cut her out of the film & not much would change) yet she has a far greater villainous presence than Wish... Magnifico meanwhile simply isn't evil until the plot literally drops his entire character & motives to make him a generic asshole to the point where the film basically gaslights you to think he's evil despit the central marketing being he's the 'return of The great disney villains'...😡

[@ShahzebKhan-n3e]

That's funny I do agree Vontra has a creepy vibe

[@i_time_travel]

I read this book when i was younger. I was hoping one day it would be made into a movie. Here we are today

[@j-dogplayz6971]

The wild robot was genuinely one of the best films I have ever watched. Literally, the animation is beautiful!!!!

[@DevSarman]

The forest animals in the movie feels like the jab DreamWorks gave to Disney with the latter's forest animal trope I guess

[@dynstinn]

i completely agree, i saw the trailer and i had heard anout it and coincidently my parents told me they were planning on taking us to the movies and the movie in question was the wild robot, i immediately said yess and boy o boy was it an amzing experience. also, love the hazbn hotel song "more than anything" on the time stamp 8:50

[@andrews_lego_tanks_and_more]

One thing that I've always appreciated about Dreamworks is that their films always look distinct and different from one another. You look at most of Disney and Pixar films, most look rather similar and very difficult to tell apart. But compare Shrek to Megamind, or Kung Fu Panda to The Last Wish. I love how Dreamworks isn't afraid to try different styles. Say what you will about Teenage Kraken, I like how its animation is kinda mocking Disney's recent style of animation.

[@Ex0tic_Cat_nah]

After absolutely despising foxes for years the wild robot actually made me like them

[@SureidoStudio]

Anyone else notice the song "More Than Anything" at 8:20? I know MTC is telling us something important, but my attention shifted once I heard my favorite Hazbin song. LOL

[@ruthiewitter569]

NO SHOT THIS MASTERPIECE WAS MADE ON ONLY 78 MIL ARE YOU KIDDING ME!?!?!

[@ShahzebKhan-n3e]

You better believe it

[@Soooshi.]

As much as I am not a fan of sequels of movies I like in case producers butcher the plot, I cannot WAIT for the next Wild Robot. This is because there are three books in the Wild Robot series (read them all. 2 is good as well, but 3 isn't as much of a banger). A sequel would be welcome because there is source material that Dreamworks seems to be good at following. It doesn't feel like it's been shoehorned in or pulled out of thin air.

[@DavidBContentExtravaganza3967]

I'm sure one day Disney will slowly come back. Never lose hope since I still like the company regardless.

[@Finngrinder]

this movie should have ended on the Thursday outro entitled "A0001", which has the lyrics of "we'll all look the same someday, even now the robot starts to think, i wonder what it dreams". One of my favorite films last year

[@bobmations777]

the wild robot is actually based off a book so you can't give dreamworks all the credit (but the animation was still perfect)

[@Weatherman49835]

I watched the movie myself in a theatre here in Dominican Republic with my family this Saturday and I love everything about it. Leaving EVERYTHING ELSE aside, I LOVE SO MUCH how the characters are also very smart for these type of films!!!

[@Cartoonicus]

Somebody told me that Illumination is able to make their films so cheap because they use foreign sweat shops, working for slave wages. Which, I'm not surprised in this day and age, especially with how Hollywood is run. It's probably the case with most or all of the big animation companies, BUT ... like, does that mean that Disney, of all companies, the ones who screw over their Effects companies on a daily basis, the companies that's desperately trying to sell out to AI at every chance they can get, the company who makes shot for shot live action remakes of all their old work because they don't have to hire writers or storyboardists to make the same movie all over again... ...is the one company who's hiring American animators??? Cause that would be really depressing.

[@Mustafakemalarmagan]

Fun fact the movie wild robot is a movie adaptation of the book wild robot

[@karenfan010]

I wish instead of everyone talking about how and why disney is doing poorly now a days they would talk about how to fix it.

[@magical571]

They do...this exact video you are watching has a clear cut suggestion on what they could do.

[@Spinxie.SPOON.13]

I watched the wild robot in the cinema,and it was amazing. My mum in the middle and we both cried at the end. Not to mention the amazing animation,it’s fluid but it’s also so pretty. The characters have interesting memorable designs,the voice acting is amazing and the story was so wholesome. It’s a shame Disney has started to fall but I was so happy to see that there are still some good movies being made by other studios,my biggest issue was just that the Villian at the end wasn’t given much time to shine nor were they very developed,however that didn’t really bother me since the rest of the movie was so good.