*THE WILD ROBOT* was SO GOOD GUYS!! | First Time Watching | reaction/review

[@silverswordsmith5424]

I think one of my favorite unexplained details is that Roz's system flashes red to signify a pain response, usually meant to denote physical damage to her system. When Brightbill tells her that whatever task she thinks she's completing, she's done, her HUD flashes red, signifying a pain response despite the fact that her system has not suffered any physical damage. Her programming literally adapted to recognize emotional pain as system damage.

[@thepoeticminecart]

Truee At first I more thought of it as, him saying that caused her task to be completed and that was the task being remived from her system, and it made it a big character development moment for her when she still says that shes still gonna help bright ill despite the task being terminated Both interpretations are equally cool

[@DrRodin]

@@thepoeticminecartit could be that but also it could be that technically she still has the task to accomplish, we see the graphic of her completing it when Brightbill finally flown on his own. Despite Brightbill being the center of the task telling her “she’s done” it may seem she’s ignoring it but she’s working within the parameters of the programming. It’s like a patient telling a nurse or doctor they don’t like something about the medication or treatment they need, but they chalk it up to minor inconvenience. I don’t think I’m saying Roz is dismissing his feelings (I don’t think she ever did, but at the very least is AWARE of her “ward” developing behavioral complexities she soon understand are feelings) she’s aware he is feeling hurt and prolly could tell he didn’t mean to say those words so harshly. The task for him to fly in order to SURVIVE overrides hurt feelings. Her interface of the task prolly looks the same, but she has a different CONTEXT with the task; instead of something menial that she’s been programmed to do, it became a GOAL that is life-changing that is more beneficial for her ward (at this point before the end of her movie she has yet to name him as her “son”), that she chose over her mechanical and precise nature. 🤖🪿

[@elkefransisca]

I'm gonna cry

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

Longneck is the MVP of this film. He never once doubted or judged Roz or Brightbill, gave them the encouraging words they needed, even made sure they departed on good terms and went out to allow the other geese to escape. A true homie.

[@valentinacherubini9381]

every time he spoke, i cried. Amazing

[@kai8617]

Thunderbolt gets 2nd place 🙂

[@awesomeocelot7475]

And even sacrificed his life to ensure his flock’s survival.

[@Kamechan98]

It’s funny, when I saw a behind the scenes video of the voice cast, the line we saw with Longneck gave me the impression “oh he’s gonna be the grumpy curmudgeon with a heart of gold deep down” but then I saw the movie and it’s like one line that gave that impression and makes more sense in context of the movie. Love him and so sad he died.

[@crossanddream2]

The reason why fink ran away when he did was because when roz was asking about "how do you know if you love something?" He thought that she was talking about him. But when he realized that it was about brightbill he ran away because to him. That meant roz didn't love him, so there was no point to stay around

[@thecocoacouch]

Exactly, that’s why I felt so bad for him and wanted him to stay. Not everyone is going to have the intuition to know what someone else is asking in a situation like that and it only took her a few more seconds to realise and go “Fink?” But he’d already left. Poor guy has so much trauma and poor self esteem 🥲

[@leohino9211]

Fink and Roz wouldn't be an unusual couple. After all, DreamWorks has had a history of odd couples

[@crossanddream2]

@@leohino9211 true, though I honestly saw it more platonic between the two. Just two things or whatever you want to call it helping one another all the while raising a little orphaned baby

[@leohino9211]

@@crossanddream2 Personally I don't see them as a couple either. I'm just pointing out that it wouldn't be unusual if they become one in the future

[@Cutiepie-mf4ht]

@@thecocoacouch I got a question would you be interested in watching a movie called AXL

[@rekttangela2262]

I love that the scene where Roz figures out the animal's language actually has significance throughout the entire movie, the animal's don't know what the other robot's are saying and repeatedly ask Roz to translate, and the robot's either don't recognise the animal's noises as them speaking or just don't understand them.

[@battymcgee5794]

I have never cried so hard during a movie as I did with this one. I'm neurodivergent (ADHD) and growing up being told you're "different" and "don't fit in" because of the way you see and process the world differently is hard. To see Brightbill, who clearly isn't like all the other geese both physically (runt) and mentally (talking/acting like a robot), manage to not only migrate but also keep up with and eventually lead the migration really got to me. That little girl inside me who was pushed around and picked on for being "weird" definitely healed a little bit when I saw this film for the first time. I still cry every time too. I hope this movie speaks to the little kids like me and gives them hope that they can succeed and be great too. Being "different" isn't bad. If anything, it makes the world a more colorful and exciting place. :)

[@Leon-J-L]

I am an adopted son and this movie really relates to me, I remember when I went to college and had to stay away from them and come back home only during the holidays. And now because I work in a different city it makes it even more difficult to meet them. Thank you Dad, Mom, I love you, stay healthy and watch your son grow up successful and I will make you happy and proud.

[@thunder_wolf23]

"Fly like you, kid. Not like them." I am aiming to be a pilot. This is something I will quote time and time again to everyone who needs to hear it.

[@Cxcoss]

Good luck mate 🤍 Also animation movies have the most memorable inspiring dialogues and lines

[@otakus-x-siempre]

good luck!!!!!

[@deondrex18k]

Pray that God watches over you in the skies

[@juliohintze595]

It seems Roz can give herself tasks when lives are in danger. She protected the egg until it hatched, she helped Brightbill swim and fly (even though he told her the task was over, and she even blinked the way she did when she received the task), and she helped all the animals when they needed.

[@artbeeeeee]

this is like one of the only movies where no matter how many times i watch it i WILL cry at the line “what if i need to tell you something?” good god pedro pascal’s performance was incredible

[@Little1Cave]

Pascal and Nyong’o both deserve Annie nominations for their vocal performances. ❤

[@artbeeeeee]

@ omg 1000%

[@fashionablechangeling2003]

Absolutely. He keeps getting these big roles in major studio movies and yet he's still so underrated as an actor

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

The fact that Brightbill is voiced by Nick from Heartstopper and the bear is voiced by Mark Hamill. This movie has so many actors I know.

[@cyborgmonday4817]

Just realized that the falcon is voiced by the guy who does the Arby's commercials.

[@milkypeanutsonafriday]

@@cyborgmonday4817 Ving Rhames!!!!!

[@nojorooney]

@@cyborgmonday4817 he also voices Cobra Bubbles from Lilo and Stitch (another animated film directed by Chris Sanders)

[@cyborgmonday4817]

@@nojorooney Lilo and Stitch is one of my favorite Disney movies, how have I never made that connection??

[@nojorooney]

@ I don’t blame you, Lilo and Stitch is my favorite movie of all time and I only just realized that he played Cobra as I was typing out that reply to you

[@nigelsy5092]

One fun fact that its confirmed that there will be 2 more parts of this story and it already has its title: 2nd movie (sequel) : The Wild Robot Escapes (DreamWorks said that this sequel will be even better than the original film) 3rd movie: The Wild Robot Protects I CAN'T WAIT FOR THESE!!

[@robinbailey-leonard3016]

This movie made me cryyyyyy man. In '96 I was born with hydrocephalus at 3lbs, and in and out of the hospital with many surgeries until I was 8. I'm my mother's first child, and for the majority of my life she sheltered me. I always resented her for it because it stunted small areas of my life that I'm still learning to deal with. But being the "runt", there was something that I always knew but with this movie brought to the surface: she did it because she loves me and wants me safe. The reality of this film that the children aren't always safe and we can't keep them sheltered forever- it really hit home for me.

[@isaw9969]

"this is making me think of my mom! everyone else watching this too, probably" 28:00 Dude u are so correct. i watched this movie with a friend of mine and afterwards we were, ofc, talking about how amazing it was, and both of us mentioned how the flying scene made us think of our own mothers helping and guiding us through life. also, in the theatre, next to me there was a mom with her younger child and i heard her really crying during the flying scene and in the end, when the two reunite. i am so happy that this beautiful movie about motherhood and raising a kid (and the other themes ofc) exists there are many differences between people, but most of us can unite through our love for our mothers

[@tikilocklin]

"if a bear was like 'truce' I would cuddle it as well" is the realest sentence to ever be real

[@BirdStalker32]

I absolutely fell in love with this movie. It's been so long since I've watch something that has touched me so much like this movie. It definitely deserves all the praise it is getting and I wish more people would see it.

[@kristianbanks6450]

I cried three times watching this movie with my mom, thank god I brung tissues! It was so gorgeous! What a beautiful movie! The music, the characters, the acting, the animation! Everything was perfect! I loved it so much! 10-10!

[@ZukoHalliwell]

I just love the juxtaposition of a robot, one of the greatest advancements in science and technology, in a place with no civilization whatsoever. It's such a brilliant concept.

[@malazezzeldeen962]

YOU WOULD LOVE THE EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE P.s I love the new set up ❤

[@Firefox14958]

We were crying Snot and tears when we watched this movie ❤️❤️ truly beautiful

[@xhelan131]

why though? I thought this was terrible and I'm so confused about why people love it. Mind you, movies like Big Hero 6 and Lilo and Stitch make me sob like a child every time I watch them. I thought this movie was so insanely rushed and all the big important moments happened so fast for some reason. Longneck appeared out of nowhere and hand a handful of lines and BOOM migration okay bye guys then he dies... I truly don't get it..

[@readstoomuch2070]

Dude my cousin and I were SOBBING! We were not expecting to cry at all!!

[@Firefox14958]

@@xhelan131 like you said, lilo and stich makes you cry, but it doesn't make me cry, it's just, people are deferent, not all people are the same, i also know someone who didn't at all cry or like this show, but i can understand why you didn't like it, it is a bit rushed, in my personal opinion i loved it, and it's ok if you didn't like it.

[@Firefox14958]

@@xhelan131 if you're confused about what this movie is about, it's about 👇 It makes most people feel good, the story they tell about love, sure it is a bit rushed, but in the end when roz says " i have everything i need " she was referring to, she loves him, even though she is a robot and he is a goose, what I'm trying to say is, this movie is about the importance of life and love. I hope i explained it correctly, im not being mean at all, you asked a question, and i answers.

[@xhelan131]

@@Firefox14958 oh no im not confused on what it's ABOUT im confused why people like this movie even with the horrible pacing and poor story blocking.

[@trytotopthis3152]

"Kiss the Sky" is one of the best uses of a song I've heard in a movie. That whole montage sequence with Brightbill learning to fly, is a beautiful moment that reminds us that we so often hold ourselves back from reaching our full potential. Never give up, because that's the worst thing you can do.

[@devilkyn1]

Roz holds the crab aloft... "Do you need assistance?" Seagull: "Not anymore..."

[@Milly_Darling]

Fun Fact- This is based on three books in libraries, bookstores and more!

[@kisasohlo1127]

So easy adaptations and a definite part 2

[@Milly_Darling]

@kisasohlo1127 oh hi there!

[@valeereon9954]

42:30 This is the part that absolutely DESTROYED me in the theaters. My two roommates/best friends (basically my family), that I'd lived with for almost 7 years had just recently moved away when I saw this. And Fink's voice breaking when he says, "What if I have to tell you something and you aren't there..." just sent me into tears because I said something very similar to them when we were saying our goodbyes on their moving day 😭 This is simply just one of the best movies ever created hahahaha. I knew it would be good when I saw it was from the same people who made HTTYD, but even still! It's so good!!

[@markitawright832]

Loved your response. Very honest and compassionate.

[@terezakostacka3572]

Who knew a movie about a robot and a fox becoming parents to a goose would get you emotional?

[@BetaWolf1996]

This movie is beautiful from every angle. It has the most beautiful animation I have ever seen in my entire life, a simplicity that doesn't take away from its wonder, and it has so much heart that it touches your soul directly. Congratulations to the DreamWorks team that made this possible.

[@elviiralehtonen1604]

I loved how ANIMAL like all the creatures were??? Like okay its really obvious, but anyone with a small dog probably knows the scene of Fink with the egg is defo accurate when talking about them stealing socks. Also baby Brightbill was SO CUTE I ALMOST DIED

[@Kid_Kat98]

This was such a good movie! I got emotional watching it at least 3 times, and when I left the theater I couldnt stop thinking about my family. Im in the Navy and I'm away from them all but maybe 2 weeks out of the year, and Roz reminded me of my own mom. Im glad Im closer to home now but still this movie hit home for me about how far away I am from them.

[@iasmymthalicapereiracruvin7610]

"We must become more than we were programed to be" It's such an incredible sentence where we shouldn't limit ourselves to what we were taught. Roz was programmed to be a service robot but developed emotions and raised a child. As a person who is part of the LGBTQIA+ community and seeing a lot of people saying that people of the same sex cannot raise a child well, Roz is a robot and raised a goose, It's true that no one is born knowing how to raise a child, and this film made me reflect on so many things that I don't even know how to explain.I cried watching it before, I cried again, and I cried now watching the reaction, I believe that MANY people need to watch this film and learn good lessons.

[@jeffreydenenberg7101]

I actually got to see this early cause I was part of promoting it and I was definitely surprised by how good it was

[@readstoomuch2070]

That sounds so cool! What did you do in order to watch it early? Did you have to sign-up somewhere?

[@jeffreydenenberg7101]

@@readstoomuch2070 im part of the leadership of the robotics team at my university and the marketing agency they used for the movie contacted us, so we got to see the movie early and then went on live tv to talk about it and also show off our own robots

[@melodramatic7904]

This movie reminded me a lot of this other movie called Fly Away Home. It was one of Anna Paquin's first acting roles. It's based on the true story of a Canadian girl who goes through a similar experience to this robot in terms of raising geese. I think you would like it!

[@chelseyhenkes8685]

Yes!!! I watched Fly Away Home so many times growing up. I second this as a watch request

[@wolfywox]

I watched this on repeat as a kid. Whenever I mention it, most people have never heard of it!

[@sallytheuselessbird]

Oh my god that movie brings back memories. I thought it was quite obscure too, would be strange to see someone react to it lol.

[@sketchyskies8531]

Wasn’t not expecting to get so choked up by this movie. It was beautiful

[@annawehmeyer]

I think it makes sense and is very realistic that the wild animals would be scared of a robot. It's a loud, scary, unnatural things for them there. The other geese shunning Brightbill is exactly what would happen too. He neither acts like nor would smell like a regular goose, so other geese would would see him as a threat or something. They have instincts to avoid strange stuff for a reason.

[@thecocoacouch]

Well yeah that’s what makes the speech Roz makes in the winter so powerful about denying their instincts and showing kindness as a way to survive.

[@BTSARMY2013X]

Thank you for cheering me up. I had an interview today and I think I've failed it but thank you for making me smile ❤❤❤

[@LvrSiennaa]

THE BACKGROUND IM IN LOOOVE🔥 (I really think you’ll love brave it’s one of the best films out there in my opinion and I’m so happy everything’s working out!!)

[@MarimbaBuddy]

I postponed watching this review specifically until I saw the movie for myself. I finally did in theaters earlier today and immediately watched this after getting home. I must say, it's very unique to see these scenes again a mere few hours later. I went into the movie thinking it would be a good yet typical movie about a robot learning to adapt to a wild environment and forming connections with certain animals. I was not expecting to be taken on as much of an emotional rollercoaster as I was. I like how the movie did not go with the classic "happy ending" but instead a more bittersweet ending of Roz returning to her true purpose but with her secret memories (and a plan to eventually return). Also, as someone who can usually get through sadder moments okay, I couldn't really help but tear up a little at Fink's character arc coming to completion when he had to say goodbye to Roz. All in all, a very well-done movie that I'm glad I got to see twice in one day (somewhat)!

[@OfCourse-gj1iv]

The wild robot is an incredible masterpiece. Up there for the best animated movie of all time.

[@ryanking8227]

Thanks for reacting! Other Dreamworks recommendations: Road to El Dorado and Sinbad: Legend of the 7 seas

[@juniorcampbell2452]

Did anyone else feel like Fink is Brightbill’s dad the first time they watched this movie XD

[@YnaCasaña]

I think you need to watch Turning Red. Aside from that, here are my recommendations: - Big Bang Theory (TV series) - Brooklyn Nine-Nine (TV series) - Boss Baby - Bee Movie (2007) (Jerry Seinfeld stars in this, he voiced the main character)

[@yunochiii]

Saw this in theaters with my girlfriend, we both BAWLED our eyes out 😭😭

[@NevadaTrail]

I watch this on your patreon the other day. It was so heartwarming. I enjoyed every moment. Thanks Aussie

[@asdgamer64]

2:55 SHE'S DOING THE EIRL RUN! 🤣

[@giannaleng1897]

Watched this movie with my family the day before I was set to leave to go back to uni after a week break. I cried like a baby when BrightBill was learning to fly and when he finally flew 😓

[@TheVeganPainter]

I'm so happy. I loved this movie in theaters. I cried twice at all the same scenes 😅

[@abbij2009]

This is now one of my favorite animated movies. The animation is incredible, the soundtrack is amazing, and the storyline is entertaining. I also loved all the characters, none were bad in my opinion!

[@xhelan131]

why though? I thought this was terrible and I'm so confused about why people love it. Mind you, movies like Big Hero 6 and Lilo and Stitch make me sob like a child every time I watch them. I thought this movie was so insanely rushed and all the big important moments happened so fast for some reason. Longneck appeared out of nowhere and hand a handful of lines and BOOM migration okay bye guys then he dies... I truly don't get it..

[@abbij2009]

@xhelan131 see, I'm kinda the opposite. Those movies were kind of boring for me. They aren't bad, but not ones I would ever really watch again.

[@xhelan131]

@@abbij2009 thats so insane to me haha i guess thats just people being different than one another right? lol

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

17:36 "OH SHIVERS" XD I'mma start using that now

[@Firefox14958]

I love the new setup ❤❤

[@a25studioo]

There's some minor details I've catch upon rewatching: 1. Fink is actually in love with Roz. After their first met, he calls her beautiful. And then when he talk about "you should probably tell em" after Brightbill leave, he clearly hope that she admit it to him, but when he realize she talk about Brightbill, he seem a little disappointed and proceed to leave. 2. Roz was able to talk to animals while the other robots can't, that's why Vontra didn't catch it the first time Fink call for Roz right before they leaving, and Vontra just assume Roz just leaving, while in fact she leave on call. And at the battle for keeping Roz, the other robots didn't know what the animals talking about and vice versa, and Roz step up as translator to both side. 3. Vontra collect Roz after she retrieve all other stranded robot. You can see a pile of them along with new collected Roz. Rozzum 6262 (the orange one) know that Roz overwrite her program, something that's very unusual for a robot, after Rozzum 6262 inspect her at the beach. That's how Vontra know, by inspecting Rozzum 6262 memory, therefore know that Roz is indeed a very special and valuable assets. 4. At first call for retrieval to Universal Dynamic, Roz stand tall and emotionless, but when she signaling after Brigthbill leave, she was sitting down, hugging herself like trying to contain herself of all her emotion she feels. That's little gesture show so much about her character development.

[@thecocoacouch]

I agree with almost everything. Fink lives Roz but I don’t think it’s meant to be interpreted as “IN LOVE with Roz”. He’s had problems with communicating his feelings and accepting love from others for his entire life it seems and Roz is the first thing that’s actually cared for him. Him calling her a beautiful robot in the story and then saying she should say how she feels is an indication of his love for her but not more than an innocent love (not romantic).

[@husnaharghandiwal5701]

Just because he called her beautiful doesn’t mean he was in love with her. He’s telling a story to a small child, and the intent was to make it sound like a storybook e.g. “once upon a time there was a beautiful princess”. The only type of love fink ever talked about was the type he never got from his mother. It felt more like fink attached to her quickly not only because she was his first and only friend at that point in the story, but because she had a motherly side to her that he tried to cling to, that he never experienced.

[@husnaharghandiwal5701]

Also I don’t like the implication that if you call someone beautiful who’s the opposite gender and isn’t related to you that it means you’re probably in love. Again, he’s never had a friend before. And there’s nothing inherently romantic about calling your friends beautiful.

[@CodyCouch-js3mq]

I was blown away by how good this movie was

[@xhelan131]

why though? I thought this was terrible and I'm so confused about why people love it. Mind you, movies like Big Hero 6 and Lilo and Stitch make me sob like a child every time I watch them. I thought this movie was so insanely rushed and all the big important moments happened so fast for some reason. Longneck appeared out of nowhere and hand a handful of lines and BOOM migration okay bye guys then he dies... I truly don't get it..

[@Peeplii]

​@@xhelan131 because its a touching film? The movies you listed never made me tear up but I understand that they are touching for people. This movie is especially sad for people who are parents and can relate.

[@sallytheuselessbird]

​@@xhelan131It has some pacing issues, doesn't mean its bad. People are so black and white.

[@xhelan131]

@@sallytheuselessbird uh, yes it does mean it's bad. It's MY opinion, and the pacing issues in this are really bad.

[@nenafan1]

@@xhelan131 You replied to multiple comments here just to be a jerk and say how this film is bad. No one needs to hear that male bovine excrement. Just stop.

[@YnaCasaña]

I’m loving your new setup! But where’s the “The Cocoa Couch” behind you before?

[@hisforharley2022]

42:30 😢 this did it. Grinch: I'm leaking.

[@elindayana8174]

Three days ago i watched this movie at the cinema with my mother and i cried a lot! WHAT A FANTASTIC STORY! 😭💖🔥

[@deyynskiartz8169]

Oh my gosh. Love the new setup! So cozy😢❤

[@MrJohnJLewis]

Greatest family movie I've ever seen

[@laraSemerad]

I love this movie; I use to feed geese and study what they do. I understand how Ross see and feel. Thank you for sharing.

[@izumisen]

I honestly love watching your reactions, you're so genuine and positive, you cry like I cry with these movies and you respect animation so much, it's just heartwarming

[@ISAFMobius18]

i wonder if the term "Alpha 113 Processor" is a nod towards Pixar, since they always use A113 in their movies

[@frostyshakes7531]

The amount of tears I just shed at this Dunkn’ Donut is wild… oh my god

[@readstoomuch2070]

At least you had some donuts to help ease the sadness ❤

[@gamebeast4191]

I'd say if universal dynamics analyzed her data, all that time raising brighbill for one besides animal translation, nice intel I'd say

[@Jim_Kush]

it is very possible that this film will win more than one Oscar

[@shannonconnolly565]

This movie was so beautiful. It surpassed my expectations. The animation, the story line, and the music was so magical, emotional and beautifully well done! 🥹Every time I listen to “I could use a boost” I get goosebumps. Btw, congrats on the new set up, it looks awesome!

[@yaswanthbollapu2852]

I watched this in the theatres in 4DX, and I had a big grin on my face the whole time.

[@readstoomuch2070]

I watched this movie with my cousin. She is in her mid-twenties, and I am in my early thirties. We both have great parents, but before the age of 10 we both had to grow up very quickly to take on parental roles and take on the responsibility of helping raise our younger siblings and put them first so this movie hit us HARD. We didn't know what we were doing at the time, but learned through trial and error and followed the example of our parents and continouosly took their advice, so Roz's inexperience on raising a child but still putting in the effort as much as she could at the expense of herself, and not being afraid to seek out help, really connected with us. Our siblings are getting older, and we both feel a sense of pride and accomplishment, knowing that we had a huge part along with our parents on shaping our siblings into the wonderful people they are now. We were not expecting the movie to be so heartfelt and for us to connect so deeply to it, so we were both crying throughout the movie, and we were both sobbing even after the credits rolled. This is a fantastic movie!! It deserves all of the praise and awards!!

[@youtubeyo142]

This was one of the very best animated movies I have watched, i have had the same feeling when I watched the mitchells and the machines

[@Christianplus10]

Fantastic film❤

[@Divamarja_CA]

Oscar, you are so sweet! I’m glad I found your channel so many months ago.

[@EstrellaBD93]

I suggest watching IF! My son and I watched Wild Robot and IF back to back. I was hysterical by the end. I couldn’t stop crying. Both are beautiful movies.

[@az397]

What a beautiful movie! ❤

[@nialvessal]

Finally, been waiting for your reaction about this specifically

[@Shritistrang]

Everyone is always so surprised when the animals start eating each other. XD I mean, that is what nature is like.

[@julieornelas3787]

Same! But Tbf, it’s been forever since an animated movie presented death in a realistic way. Ngl, I love it. But people aren’t gonna feel the same way.

[@damianni5840]

JUST watched it. All I can say is that it was AMAZING. Y'all should watch it yourself if you wanna cry. I cried 3 times.

[@DaFootyChannel]

I saw this in the cinema with my girlfriend a week ago and we both bawled our eyes out, what an amazing movie ❤️

[@bambiquinton8946]

Hey Oscar, I haven't seen this movie yet, but in a way reminds me of how I had to grow up fast, when my kid brother Tawny came into this world, I'm 25 years old now and he's 22 years old, I've made mistakes helping our parents take care of him, but that's the way it goes, we live and learn, same goes for our parents when they had me, then my brother, It's been a long journey getting to where we are now, if I had to take care of another person like my kid brother Tawny all over again, I'd do it in a heartbeat, because family is forever.

[@carmenmintrose]

Omg I'm so happy you reacted to this, thank you for sharing :) This was just an incredible film. Like you said, the animation was phenomenal and it does remind me of Arcane a lot. The story itself has so much heart, I def cried like 3 separate times in the theaters. Even though one of its main themes is motherhood, which was absolutely amazing and made me appreciate my mom even more (totally agree with what you said haha), I think there's some valuable lessons in there for everyone. Like I just love how to advocates for kindness and also becoming more than what you were programmed/meant to be. I think this def has become one of my new favorite animated movies

[@NevadaTrail]

I forgot to mention my grandfather services was yesterday. The feeling of being alone, like you said. Having someone leave. I felt that in my heart.

[@tatianaatkova9999]

Saw it in the end of September Loved it! ❤️ Hope it’ll get an Oscar

[@Wolfy_11]

I cry everytime at the migration scene

[@SourandSassy]

Oooh I saw this movie in theaters, love it to death! I think you should watch The Fault in Our Stars and All the Bright Places. Both really good! I dont know what types of movies you prefer but i think youd like them

[@iuile]

My mom and I went to a drive-in to see this on my birthday. It was a nice film!

[@jonathancruz5932]

This movie is a masterpiece

[@emmamurray2161]

Oh, those little trash pandas are menaces.

[@marianmonterrubio3503]

9:33 - 9:36My exact reaction along with my friends at the cinema 😮

[@jessquinn6106]

Sort of a cross between Wall-e and Beta-Max meets Over the Hedge

[@Tableta4748]

Amazin reaction! I cried like three times watching this movie. I loved the part where the little skunk said they fought so hard for her to stay ToT. BTW, if you haven't seen Robot Dreams, I will love a future reaction of this beautiful movie but if you have seen it, it would be nice to have at least a review.

[@sharonhoyt2133]

I saw this movie a few weeks ago after a friend invited me and was pleasantly surprised by this wonderful story. The animation is wonderful but it is the story that gets you involved. I laughed and cried because it does touch on real life emotions.

[@aces_high9220]

best animated movie of 2024 for me

[@LouiseSparkes]

Loved this at the cinema. I was just going to recommend this one, too 🙂💕

[@jaimeeking8584]

This would’ve been a PERFECT movie for Mother’s Day!

[@DaisyVillamusic]

I watched this movie before it’s so loving❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

[@minhhoangduong8770]

i cried in a room full of kids

[@xhelan131]

why though? I thought this was terrible and I'm so confused about why people love it. Mind you, movies like Big Hero 6 and Lilo and Stitch make me sob like a child every time I watch them. I thought this movie was so insanely rushed and all the big important moments happened so fast for some reason. Longneck appeared out of nowhere and hand a handful of lines and BOOM migration okay bye guys then he dies... I truly don't get it..

[@romanesebilo1482]

For an another reaction, I recommend "Catch Me If You Can" ! it's a very good movie

[@lindiewilliams3414]

This movie makes me ugly cry every time. I watch different reactions to this movie and I just keep crying 😂😂😂nonetheless I love the art style and the storytelling. As a mother of a toddler (4 years old) myself, I really appreciate the representation of real struggles as a mother. ❤I'm so happy you liked this movie, it's going to become a regular watch for me

[@fundudehere1]

This animated movie was so heart felt.Amazing visuals and really touching.IT'S TAKING alot of us by storm and yes all raccoons are evil here lol

[@julieta8683]

Love your new studio set up, looks great!

[@AdersTaders]

Yay, you’re back!! Also, I’m so excited that you’re reacting to this!!

[@artthefox3151]

33:41 The *smack* sound right as you whips your head XD. *Whiplash.*

[@victorbottino7886]

I am so glad it moved you.

[@Wolfegang25]

Love this movie. I watched almost every reactor watch this movie. The story and meaning of this movie is just what we need in society today. We have strained so far from our Morals its refreshing to see them push back in movies

[@artbeeeeee]

YES OH MY GOD IM SO EXCITED