These are my impressions of The Wild Robot (Review)

I love animated movies, I'm not going to lie, I love Puss in Boots and Madagascar (laughs), I have a lot of material to talk about. But today I come to you with a very nice animated movie with a beautiful message and the director called Chris Sanders is the genius who made all the legendary movies of Lilo & Stitch and How to train your dragon, animated movies that marked a whole generation (including me). A different animated film, quite fresh and with a nice message at the end.

Well, it is a movie set in the future, where machines or robots are beginning to be part of the system, we see that people require an assistant to help them in their daily chores or simply some task that they assign.

The case is that there is a Robot, or rather several Robots that have been sent to a distant city for a flight and unexpectedly there is an accident where a particular Robot falls on an island, that is the turning point of the whole plot of this film.

She remains unharmed in spite of the great fall, she begins to be exposed to dangers that, of course, she does not detect since she is not human, however, she comes with a programming that indicates that she must have someone to assign her goals or tasks and it is her duty to fulfill them, so she takes on the task of finding a living being on an island where there are only animals to give her indications or a tip to follow.

In this section she meets a predatory Fox named Fink, by the way, the voice of this little canine is made by the great actor Pedro Pascal. From there on an adventure begins where by means of an accident they run into Huevo where he shelters a little Gansito a , Roz (Wild Robot) and the latter form a special partnership.

I can say that I liked the movie, of course like all animated movies it is something unreal, animals talking etc, but it did have a precious message that tells us about maternal love, that union of the mother with her child, something that you will say, but it is a robot and a Goose however I think this makes it even more special as it gives us to understand that there are no limits in love.

A movie that is made for family viewing, yes it is sure they will love it personally it was entertaining and I felt comfortable watching it, I would give it a score of 8/10, super recommended and I hope there will be a sequel.

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