Animated films that explore the relationship between technology and nature have captivated audiences with stories that blend ...

Did I have long stretches of happy grinning while watching Robot Dreams, even on my subsequent rewatches, when I knew what was coming? Yes, I did. An Academy Award nominee for Best Animated Feature ...

Writer/director Chris Sanders (How to Train Your Dragon, The Croods, Lilo & Stitch) once again proves why he is one of the greats in multi-level animated storytelling: The Wild Robot movie is both a ...

The animated adventure "The Wild Robot," based on Peter Brown's 2016 children's book, is set to sweet mode, as if it was a preinstalled factory setting. It's heartwarming the way a latter-era Coldplay ...

Universal Pictures has finally announced the Peacock release date for DreamWorks Animation’s newest sci-fi adventure movie, The Wild Robot. Since making its debut, the film has received positive ...

The Wild Robot has been one of the biggest success stories of the year at the box office, recently earning $6.6 million during its seventh full weekend in theaters to claim the #4 spot, behind only ...

Robot Dreams and Flow are both silent movies, with a lot of emphasis on the characters’ physicality and how they express themselves without words. Survival adventure Flow is very grounded in how real ...

"Ready?" "I could use a boost..." Universal + DreamWorks Animation have revealed a third and final trailer for The Wild Robot, opening in theaters later this month. A must watch for animation fans. An ...

Netflix is a great source for movies geared toward children. From original animated hits like KPop Demon Hunters to live-action blockbusters like Casper with Christina Ricci, the streamer has a deep ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. R-rated movies started in 1968, creating a clear line of demarcation between movies kids could see, and movies they couldn't. Well, it's not ...