Beautiful animation is one thing, but The Wild Robot is built on a damn good story ... It’s all conveyed through her overall body language and the lights that flicker on her “eyes.” ...

Instead, “The Wild Robot” concerns an overzealous automaton ... In fact, some don’t, while others lose body parts (including Roz, who relies on a beaver to whittle her a replacement leg).

The Wild Robot is based on the series of books of the ... whirling and spinning with a combination of quick reflexes and her body instantly adjusting to her surroundings, and it’s a wonder ...

also resembles the more painterly approach The Wild Robot takes to its digital line work, and calls more attention to the eyes and body language of these animals as means of expression ...

The movie The Wild Robot features a robot with a quality that ... Thom: —is that it feels like you’re hearing her metallic body resonate when she speaks. Rosin: Whoa. Roz: I am Rozzum 7134.

DreamWorks Animation’s “The Wild Robot,” based on Peter Brown’s book of the same name, opened this past fall and became a quiet smash, making $331 million and taking home major awards all ...