The Wild Robot - The Best DreamWorks Movie?

[@felixbombgardner11]

Wow thank you Karsten! - As an someone who worked in the Layout department (cameras) on this film, this is so incredible to hear from you!! Thank you so much for your kind words and even if you hated the film, I still would’ve loved this video! And just some bts for the cinematography in this film: We wanted to create a very active camera, with nature documentaries being a source of inspiration as well as Spielberg’s use of blocking/mini-oners - the shot of Roz falling down the cliff as her headlights shine through the forrest was even coined by Sanders/our team as the “Spielberg shot” (like ET hahaha) during our feedback sessions for that sequence! And Nolan too as many of our flying sequences were directly inspired by Dunkirk! Anyways, loved your review and thank you for sharing your thoughts on our film, as well as so many other films from history and around the world that many people might not know! Always look forward to the end of every month-

[@venomase5572]

Awesome job(also 100th like who cares)

[@inskyration]

Yeah!! Y'all did such a good job

[@reihino6347]

This video really made me want to watch the movie, it looks so lovely and just watching this clips I already know it’ll be visually stunning. Well done to you and everyone else who worked so hard on this film!

[@idklol117]

Congrats man!

[@Numster_]

You guys made the best looking Dreamworks film by far.

[@jeremyschaefer]

Hey Karsten! DreamWorks animator here who worked on the movie - glad you enjoyed the film. Thanks for making a video on it and spreading the word :)

[@Levisem17]

You’re amazing. Seriously. This movie is a masterpiece in every way.

[@mpstudies]

Did you guys use billboards for some of the backgrounds? I watched in 3D and some of the environments looked like they were pre-rendered billboards based on how they were placed in 3D.

[@pastarizzoto]

Legend

[@1Katakana]

Hi. I saw this movie a couple of days ago. I just wanted to say how much I absolutely love this movie. I have sung it praises to family members, and will be singing it praises to friends and coworkers. It was absolutely stunning and so touching, I really hope it does well. I wish I had the time to rewatch it in cinema. It's just, *chef's kiss*, peak animation and story telling, the perfect family movie. Brilliant job to your and the other crew 👏👏👏

[@TheWinterfrost123]

Please tell the animation team that there was not a single moment of the movie where the animation wasn't astonishing. I loved so much about this movie, it was gorgeous.

[@plantemor]

Fink was basically the one who taught Roz the basics of how to keep Brightbill alive and his and Roz' arguments about parental styles were very relevant for the overall development. Fink is a classic dad, just kicking the little one into deep water and theyll have to learn how to sink or swim while Roz is far more maternal and learns to embrace her motherly feelings for Brightbill in part due to Fink's rough dad-style. He also went through an arc of realizing making his first friend and learnign to become vulnerable and finding that his vulnerability was rewarded with friendship from the other animals. I think you should watch the movie again because Fink is a very important character. Other than that, i really enjoyed your video! Hugs!

[@mkim3smilk]

Yeah I’m thinking this guy has dad issues or something

[@AshT8524]

ikr how did he think fink was unnecessary, he is literally the reason they thrive and understand the island

[@taherbertolinirodrigues9104]

Dreamworks deciding the quality of their movies based on a dartboard

[@yota4]

and this time they hit bullseye

[@dragonpaulz_]

I mean this is the start of a trend tho right? The last movie that I'm aware of that was made by DreamWorks was puss in boots 2, which is unbelievably incredible. I'd happily put The Wild Robot on the same tier as puss in boots 2, which is saying something about the quality of DreamWorks when they are firing on all cylinders

[@Lollah904]

Dreamworks made also Kung fu panda 4 and megamind 2 after puss in boots

[@GuardianSpirits13]

@@dragonpaulz_after Puss in Boots they released Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken which I was hoping was better than it looked in the trailers but it was just as bad if not worse. I think they do have a minimum of two departmenta to work on multiple films at a time, so that might explain the jump in quality.

[@C4pitalswank]

@@dragonpaulz_The wild robot is up there with those pixar classics, imo its better than wall e tbh

[@6dark6alex6]

I cried an embarrassing amount during this movie in theatres. I'm a man who's childfree, so I'll never experience this, but it made me understand the feeling of being a mom. That, to me, is peak storytelling

[@Anika9691]

I cried a lot too

[@perisaizidanehanapi7931]

Hey man, me too 😅

[@Fnndjkvlf]

You know most people making movies, don’t recognise this. But you’re absolutely right!

[@Lonesurvivor256]

Saw it last night and I’m in the same boat. I was there as my single-male self and there were multiple times I was convulsing with sobs.

[@isav7305]

Same as a childfree woman! It still hit me hard as someone raised in an abusive home. I wish Roz was my mom 😭

[@nileshollowthorn]

The Fink disrespect…I feel like he is a very important character honestly. My favorite, even. My favorite animated film of the year and I can’t stop thinking about it. I do believe it’s a masterpiece and thought everything was in its right place.

[@AshT8524]

I agree, I don't really understand why he didn't like fink. He was the reason they survive at all.

[@bluedragon72]

Really though, Fink was the literal reason for Roz and Brightbill mother-son bond so how is he an unnecesary character

[@IzadoraLee]

my girlfriend is 18 weeks pregnant and she felt our baby move for the first time while we were watching this in the theater.

[@Noah-pq8rv]

Congrats

[@Cinemahguy]

Incredible

[@solarwinds5114]

This movie has the power to do that

[@QuestionsIAskMyself]

AWWWWWW😭😭

[@williamthegeckowallace3573]

Read that as 18 and pregnant for a sec

[@Cinemahguy]

I thought it was a masterpiece, one of the best movie experiences I've had in a long time. 10/10 for me.

[@zpectatorx]

AGREE, the movie felt so alive and full of discreet jokes that doesn't feel forced, while bringing so much emotion out of me, which is very rare when it comes to western movies.

[@brianvaira486]

Hard disagree about Fink, he was great

[@clam6254]

@@brianvaira486 i do somewhat get the complaint that his whole situation isn’t entirely relevant to that of roz and brightbill, but i think finks additional concerns are a great expansion on the themes of the rest of the movie. you can do the migration stuff without fink, but how do brightbill and roz communicate their love for each other? and how does the forest unite? with the help of fink and his perspective.

[@reezwave]

Same

[@RazorPlasGames]

Same he was one of my favorite characters

[@RazorPlasGames]

Same he was one of my favorite characters. And I loved the passing even though it jumped all over the place.

[@zzureee]

Yeah, it surprised me someone thought he was unnecessary.

[@booker229]

I will never forgive Dreamworks for replacing possibly the best and most evocative logo sequence ever made

[@Cristalskulle]

They changed it ? :o

[@booker229]

@@Cristalskulle they marvelfied it

[@SlushysSecret]

Idk the new intro is kinda fire as well

[@booker229]

@@SlushysSecret sorry but no, its just a fancy animation showing off all of the completely unrelated properties that the corporation owns. this could be nostalgia, but the old one had a distinct sense of wonder, and a great piece of music that really evoked the limitless possibility of animation. it gets you excited for what you're about to watch. i know its just a company logo, but thats what they should be when you put them before a movie. the new one just reads to me as a bunch of suits in a boardroom saying "look at how much shit we own, now watch our movie". its basically a CV

[@ed_cmntonly]

I hate it so much we didn't get a Wild Robot-themed opening now since DW's opening got Marvelified; you know damn well that sequence *_WILL_* be at least hype somewhat

[@maxresdefault_]

This style is what Wish could have done

[@黄桃a]

ikr i really liked the storybook paited kind of vibe ima go watch it again in theaters sometime this week

[@miserirken]

lmao i just watched a video about Wish before this one, and i was literally thinking "The Wild Robot is EVERYTHING Wish wished to be stylewise."

[@conspicuous.8163]

Or rather, what Wish WISHED it could’ve done?

[@piglet_teadragon]

true true

[@standabovethecrowd4]

I brought my son to see this, this movie brought us both to tears by the end. It was a very special moment we shared together that I’ll never forget. This movie rocks

[@BrendanJSmith]

If this doesn't win Best Animated Feature, I'm gonna be livid.

[@Keizi]

flow gives it a big run for its money

[@idiot1902]

Inside out 2 is gonna win 😭

[@jajajsjjslolapi679]

@@idiot1902they DID give it to boy and the heron last year. dreamworks is a much bigger studio, so i have hope

[@gabrieletraini3849]

TRANSFORMERS ONE BAYBEEEEEEEEEEE

[@dojomojo5085]

@@gabrieletraini3849 nah no shot

[@sarahmaranhao6483]

I do agree about the song, it did took me out of the movie a little, but I think Fink is essential for the movie. And although I did love the movie as a whole, I got the impression that the second part was all made to close the storylines in the first part

[@kishi_K0]

wht i appreciate about this movie is tht even after animals started talking they never stopped acting like animals like they still have their quirks, instincts, they go around sniffing, etc unlike movies like open season, over the hedge, madagascar well these movies r nice comedies but none of the animals even act like animals so yea i like tht they kept their animal tendencies in this movie

[@flipper7277]

there is no WAY you said fink is unnecessary

[@mkim3smilk]

I know, really stupid opinion

[@AshT8524]

yea, didn't even give a proper explanation just straight up called one of the most important character unnecessary without any good reason. I'm assuming Dude has some beef with foxes that he doesn't wanna elaborate on. lol

[@emmasappho9006]

My girlfriend cried six times! Such a powerful film

[@dontpanic5278]

This is a good grading system for sad films. "How many cries per hour".

[@vickypedia1308]

​@@dontpanic5278 in that case... I literally couldn't stop for half of its runtime it got me so bad haha

[@that1cat999]

Tell your girlfriend a random person on the internet cried the same amount of times as her while watching this movie lol

[@maxresdefault_]

So did my girlfriend... And so did I... What a movie

[@mischr13]

when I wasn't crying I had a knot in my throat fighting it back lmao

[@onepresence9460]

Dreamworks seems like that kid who only studies well when they really wants to. Really excited to watch this :)

[@lukewilliam3601]

Brought my 5 year old daughter to this. We both loved it. She wasn't bored for even a second, and I cried like a baby.

[@will.I.AmonYT]

I think you miss the point of Fink. Without him…Brightbill would be Gosling 0001 eatting pine ones and most likely be dead. Fink didn’t teach Roz how to be a mother, he just helped her realize she could be a mother.

[@ronaldanderson3698]

As a dad I resent you not knowing the purpose of the fox lol 😂😂😂

[@mkim3smilk]

Yeah clearly this guy needs to get out and experience real life if he didn’t see the purpose of the fox.

[@Foreveryoung917PS3]

The score for this movie was also fantastic.

[@HazelnutCat_O-O]

This movie had me SOBBING. I gotta say, this is one of the best adaptations I’ve EVER seen, they kept all the important stuff and translated it really well, and it’s so emotional! I never cry during movies. I swear I have a curse. I watched Titanic and the whole movie this was my expression: 😐 while that lady next to me was bawling her eyes out. This movie is the greatest movie of all time, you cannot convince me differently.

[@rotten_tomato3s]

as someone who read the books, i found this movie to be great! it shined out in all the aspects that the book couldn't, yet also keeping the same aspects that made the books so great! i loved it

[@KEERNG]

The whole movie feels like a collections of desktop wallpapers put in an order with voice acting added to it and the story is amazing and I love this movie so so so so much

[@NinoDesbordes-x7b]

I could honestly put one frame of the movie ad my laptop wallpaper and it'd look awesome

[@timon-emch]

I was hoping you would talk about this!! I saw this movie on Saturday and was very pleasantly surprised that I had in fact just seen a 10/10 movie

[@drfirefly6205]

what do you mean? The training montage and the migration scene after that is the best part of the movie.

[@mkim3smilk]

Yeah crap take

[@DeathGrip1202]

I am actually tearing up thinking that this may be the last movie of the in-house Dreamworks era. I have zero idea if the next era is going to be worse or better, and it's not like I am huge Dreamworks fan. But I think about my cousin who had the honor getting to work at the Dreamworks campus as an animator, and thinking that there might not be those opportunities anymore for new animators is getting to me. That Dreamworks chose this movie (with its themes of death and endings) seems pretty apropos.

[@JumpdeArt]

Wow best of luck to your cousin! I only found out about the news recently, it’s pretty crushing.

[@moomoojohanson8327]

I came into a rowdy theatre of kids and was worried they’d distract me from the movie, but it was silent once the movie started, kids and adults alike were so engaged! I loved it and cried so much

[@venomase5572]

Best dreamworks movie is crazy high praise

[@btafbm]

It definitely deserves it. Top 5 best animated film I've ever seen

[@clam6254]

it’s definitely up there. personally i wouldn’t put it above the prince of egypt, but also i get it

[@dragonpaulz_]

​@@btafbmthere's stiff competition. All the ghibli movies, Pixar during their goat days, the Disney Renaissance, all the DreamWorks Hall of Fame movies, etc etc

[@MayorOfEarth79]

I do have to argue that this movie does end pretty squeaky clean considering the situation. It recognizes death; but I don't think it wants to go that far to acknowledging killing for food. So by the end when they take a "We're all living together in harmony" that so takes away the bite of what this movie was trying to go for.

[@Stoomsies]

So true, towards the end of the film, I literally asked "how is the bear going to survive now that all his prey are "friends?'"

[@MrCloud-ob7sh]

At the end the Bear says "You know I'm going to chase you after this.... Just kidding..."

[@paloma4444]

Dude, this is such a dumb take

[@12345678abracadabra]

I think I'm even if thats the ideal, I don't think realistically the animals will live that way. That or, idk, they only eat the sick and Olds?

[@dragonpaulz_]

I mean going by what the movie says, the truce is until winter ends. So after the whole fiasco with the burning of the forest, I assume the animals will at least go back to status quo just by the very nature of the wild, but that doesn't take away from what the movie is saying because they were still able to "overcome their programming" to complete a common task at hand

[@ItsAK9]

Wild Robot is one of my favorite movies of all time and that's so insane for me to say and endorse so heavily. It hits emotional marks, humorous moments, and a strong relatability that's become hard to reach inside of me with newer animated works. This is personally why I love hearing different reviews and people's perspective because they haven't lived through what I have and obviously have different correlations and problems with things I or others wouldn't. I disagree with a few things here and stated in comments, but that's beyond fine and what I want. I love hearing personalized opinions regardless if I agree or not, and I thank you for your honesty here!

[@squeakontop]

I am going to be fully honest, this is the first ever movie I have watched that quite literally took my breath away. Full props to the team that worked on it, arguably best movie of 2024 ❤

[@crackstuntman22]

I can't stop thinking about this movie since I watched it Saturday. I was holding it together for the most part until the very ending (I mean, like, the last line excluding post credits) and then the dam broke. Beautiful film I'll remember for a long time.

[@Color_Splsh]

"But you, can call me Roz" 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@AsherMathias]

ASTRO BOT MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

[@SlushysSecret]

LBPs still better

[@x-raypajamas6761]

ASTRO BOT 🔥🔥‼️‼️‼️

[@stix2906]

WHAT TF IS A BAD VIDEO GAME 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mirror-kya]

ASTRO BOT 🤑🤑🔥🔥🔥‼️💯📢📢📢 🦅

[@alangator4744]

WHAT DID YOU SAY YOUR NAME WAS❓❓🗣️🔥🗣️🔥

[@RobCortez0416]

Your point on the animation is fair, but Puss in Boots and the Spiderverse movies are amazing.

[@UnWokeD22]

Bruh, Fox character was not unnecessary

[@originaozz]

Seems like something I unexpectedly need right now. I just wish there are more animations like these that explored difficult themes without shouting it all the time or trying to sell me something.

[@staticbrown]

I wouldnt say this is the best DreamWorks movie but it's definitely up there as one of the best right next to Kung Fu panda or Prince of Egypt. So cool to see that western animation studios are still trying new ideas.

[@diwa2360]

3:15 since Roz didn't have a mouth, they got so creative using her lights and colors to communicate her emotions even in the scene where she finds Brightbill's egg for the first time, the animators foreshadowed their relationship with a little stripe of pink in her eyes for a moment

[@vesy4550]

movie just had me in tears.

[@BezzaTheHuman]

dude I loved this, so glad you're here to validate my opinion. I can now start aggressively recommending this to people I meet at the bus stop. Thank you Karsten.

[@captainziggy82]

This film was a piece of art man

[@magicman205]

Dog Man will be stiff competition for best DreamWorks movie

[@AlectriXSharpness]

I won't accept Fink slander. Repent.

[@lkf8799]

Took my niece to this one and we loved it 💕

[@JuanGonzalez-tk3dz]

dude, they cooked with this movie, when I went to the local AMC in my mall, I noticed my mom cry a bit, safe to say that this hit closer to her home than I thought off

[@btafbm]

Genuinely top 10 best movie I've ever seen in my life. Wow it was a legit masterpiece

[@PJSproductions97]

Fink's story is subtle, but God when I realized it it nearly made me cry harder. He's a great example of someone who's good at faking confidence but behind that is incredibly lonely. I'd say more but I don't want to spoil it!

[@tacocj9999]

Best dreamworks movie is lowkey Megamind Vs the Doom Syndicate it’s very underrated

[@ZaTheLean]

Based

[@ebokrova3957]

Honestly when I watch this it reminded me of Bastion (Overwatch) back story! The whole robot and nature. Tech vs Nature. Tech vs their own programming. It's fairly similar, that's why it's something I'm genuinely curious how they're going to tackle that for an hour long movie.

[@Brownwhale7]

I cannot believe you thought the montage was unnecessary. The montage which is followed by the migration take off scene is easily the best part for me.

[@BapZyad]

at the background of your room.. I have that plush too from IKEA

[@RichEDMixed]

Is there any evidence of Studio Interference? If no, then don't use it as a critique. It's really reductive and makes the people who ACTUALLY made the movie look better then they really are. Yes I know some studios do interfere with movies, but it's not always the case and assuming it is just cause you didn't like an aspect of the movie is a flimsy argument at best.

[@oryxthemadgod3202]

Imagine if lion king 2019 utilized these same kind of backdrops and lighting tricks

[@ashmeyer21]

This movie is wonderful .However depending on what stage of life your in maybe your opinion of the movie won't be as strong as others. But I personally was deeply effective by the story and cried alot. 😢😢😢Sad,Moving and Beautiful a rare gem 💎 these days in modern movie cinema.

[@Brancanuss]

The fox character was unnecessary? His name is Fink and he’s the best, show some goddamn respect lol.

[@Null-History]

this is the best movie i’ve ever watch, it gives the feeling of a robot that become sentient is a feeling that sometimes makes me want to rewatch it again and feel the feeling again!, best movie i’ve ever watch ever!

[@Null-History]

we need more films like this, please. i need more movies like this

[@miserirken]

i like when a review start the "let's talk about the negative parts" and it still drifts into positive aspects. That's how you can tell the reviewer struggled into finding anything to complain about. This movie is so good it's hard to find actual negative aspects, and even if you find one, it isn't detrimental to the overall product.

[@androognoix1685]

Schaff says dreamworks never left

[@ThatSpiderGuy56]

How dare you disrespect my boy Fink like that

[@WhuDaFXupTessa]

I cried 4 times and couldn’t stop thinking about it for a week. Absolutely my favorite film of the year

[@drewbrew444]

Need your review of The Substance ASAP!! I feel like I'm living in an alternate universe from everyone else who saw the movie....

[@mileven3ggo3njoyer]

In a year that has been nothing but L’s for Dreamworks, I’m glad they’re back with another all-time classic. I have high hopes they can deliver for Dog Man next year.

[@Tacom4ster]

trivia those Castle in the Sky robots are based on a Flesicher Superman short

[@تبيانزايد]

How dare you call the fox unnecessary!!

[@probablyrenwilly]

Words cannot express how great this film was. I didn't think that a simple title, lies a fascinating story.

[@SigmaQuotesForRealSigmas]

Seeing this at TIFF was insane.

[@elizabethcrandall5625]

I saw it there too and it was so stunning and the energy around it was everything I cried like the whole thing

[@Jbugwashere]

I felt the same way this movie is incredible and nearly made me cry to be honest I thought it was beautiful to be honest. Really shows that animation is an art form and not just for kids. I can definitely see the Miyazaki influence for sure because those movies are fantastic as well and also get me in my feelings they’re incredible. Good video

[@LiIBeary]

Everyone saying "A robot named Roz" Like, no, guys, thats Rozzum 7138 But, you, the animals in the forest, can call them Roz. Meanwhile us, humans I don't think we're privy to that privilege yet 😂

[@thelizord2157]

I personally loved the story and to me it hit masterpiece level and the analogy for parents was just peak

[@idrisie6720]

The best think this movie brings for me are the sense of time. Its a very advance robot that should outlive any creature there but then it makes me feel like i will lose roz anytime in the movie.

[@wyattrose5511]

I haven’t got to check this thing out yet, but I’ve been so intrigued by it. From the full trailers, to the smaller commercials and ads I’d get here on KZbin, I was immediately taken by it. It seemed really emotional and heartfelt, even the glimpses I saw were really making me feel something. Might just need to go check this one out in the theatre. Form my own opinion, as the man says.

[@owenyin3316]

you could take random screenshots of this movie and throw them together into a book and it would still be gorgeous

[@solarwinds5114]

This was perhaps one of, if not the greatest movie I've ever seen. My dad and I were sobbing and hugging each other the whole time

[@red_poly]

as a person who doesnt cry much from film (i didnt cry once in tales of ba sing se) this one hit me like a truck

[@mkim3smilk]

Bro how did you not like the fox? Credibility gone imo

[@TheMedicatedArtist]

I felt like the story needed one more draft. But this was literally Concept Art: The Movie. I’d highly recommend seeing this in theaters; so many shots were jaw-droppingly gorgeous.

[@AidanDaDoolphin]

Chris Sanders is the Dreamworks GOAT. How To Train Your Dragon, Lilo & Stitch, The Wild Robot.

[@trillium.3.24]

It was a fantastic movie, totally pulling on the heartstrings, and just a very well-told story.

[@davemac9563]

Just saw it last night. Loved it. They couldn’t have picked a better film to close their in house run

[@thelizzygrant]

Watched it yesterday and thought "oh wow Shrek has competition"

[@AshT8524]

Completely disagree with the about Fink, he made the story relatable. without him both Roz and Brightbill will be just unrelatable characters who don't understand anything about the world they are in, and most likely will never survive, well Brightbill won't

[@jackfuerstenberg8238]

what is the piano song in the background?

[@Mister_Know_Name]

Lotta hot takes in this one, Fink unnecessary, dreamworks movies typically don't have any heart (kung fu panda 1 + 2), puss and boots, shrek. Didn't like the training montage reminiscent of Mulan. Studio interference where? If you look hard enough you will find people that believe an agreed upon masterpiece is mid.

[@ztd94]

Saw this movie over the weekend and this kind of summed up my thoughts perfectly. Next level gorgeous movie with themes that should be explored more often, held back from being a masterpiece by what feels like studio mandates regarding dialogue and specific story beats.

[@idklol117]

Petition for Karsten to make a video where he roasts everybody's list of their favorite movie of every year

[@jenniferjasso0918]

i definitely agree that it’s one of the best to have come out with a refreshing take on serious themes. i went with my 7 year old sister and she cried through most of it, but at the end she said she loved it! i held her at the parts where she was really sad and there were quite a bit but it ultimately is a movie about kindness, compass, and understanding differences. and granted she likes a lot of things that would make me question her tastes a little but she is 7 and i’m glad the scenes didn’t go over her head without being so heavy handed about what they wanted to say. subtlety with a dash of comedy thrown for ease of swallowing it down (bad way to put it acknowledged). i had wanted to see this since watching the trailer before inside out 2 and that was 2(ish) months ago? i felt at time that it could’ve been a 30 min short film without all the beautiful “roz learning” scenes in terms of the plot but that would’ve just been such a shame knowing i could’ve gotten the butterfly scene and the scene when roz is being chased in the beginning and the sky! my gosh it was like watching a masterpiece being painted every time i looked at the background. and while the fox character was trying too hard at times i felt, i do think he was sweet in helping roz with her tasks and generally being a good friend. overall 9/10 movie, one of the best movies i’ve seen in years and i’m just glad the movie-makers are having fun and making something it looked like they actually wanted to make. compared to the forced movie creation that disney/other popular production teams need to make to rake in the cash of taking advantage of an easy demographic. but good ending! the wild robot was really fun! 🤩❤

[@nickcarneyphotography]

We need the Snyder fans to get us a director's cut of this thing.

[@JordanNMovies]

Not an outrageous statement to call it the best Dreamworks movie. In the same year we got Kung Fu Panda 4 😴 they release The Wild Robot 🤩. Shrek (2001), How to Train Your Dragon trilogy and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish are contenders, but Wild Robot is definitely the best if I had to pick one.

[@solidhutyr1815]

I prefer the price of egypt for a better story and a Banger soundtrack.

[@Kpoping727official]

​@@solidhutyr1815* prince

[@Stoomsies]

Don't let Kung Fu Panda 4 overshadow the masterpieces that are Kung Fu Panda 1 and 2... Straight masterpieces to me

[@Lily-kp9xg]

Every 3D feature is hitting peak but DISNEY itself

[@tylerhackner9731]

Would love to see this again

[@puchicaflo]

i went with a friend after having a meaningful conversation about growing up, parents and stuff so u can imagine how badly we wept lmao

[@claudiazg9932]

AND THEN YOU FIND OUT THEY ARE BASICALLY SHUTTING DOWN THEIR ANIMATION DEPARTMENT, AND LAID OFF MOST OF THE PEOPLE THAT WORKED IN THIS THEY ARE OUTSOURCING TO SONY NOW (IT IS SO OVER)

[@DisposableDisposition]

That robot be wildin’

[@blengblong01712]

The last time I felt this feeling from a DreamWorks movie was HTTYD 1 and Kungfu Panda 2. It's full of emotion! a movie that is not only for children but also for adult.

[@aronjiang409]

Read the book, and those were GREAT, full of emotion adventure and lore, the movie is crazy good.

[@piscesgroovesupreme]

I love your reviews so much!!! ❤❤❤

[@JacKAB0Y]

I can’t believe someone else saw the Gracie & Pedro: Pets to the Rescue trailer before the movie. I thought I was having a fever dream or that I was going nuts. Glad to know I’m not totally there yet. But yeah The Wild Robot is a masterpiece, go watch and form your opinions of course, and please please PLEASE don’t leave after seeing Gracie & Pedro; trust me, it only goes up from there.

[@biguy617]

Watch Transformers One. It is the best Transformers movie so far.