Several aspects of The Wild Robot have helped it on its way to an impressive Box Office run, one of which is the movie's impeccably designed cast.From Pedro Pascal's crafty Fink to Kit Connor's ...

At the start of "The Wild Robot," the ROZZUM Unit 7134 helper robot, aka "Roz" (Lupita Nyong'o), is activated in the wilderness by accident. She seeks an assignment to help out her new animal ...

“The Wild Robot” tells the story of ROZZUM unit 7134, ... (Pedro Pascal), and finally accepts her important task: She will raise this gosling, Brightbill ... and to fly, so it can survive ...

"The Wild Robot," in theaters Friday, ... She tries her best, but even if she succeeds in teaching Brightbill to fly, there's no guarantee he'll make it to warmer climates with the other geese.

DreamWorks’ “The Wild Robot” is the best family movie of the year. Universal. Roz is loathed, totally alone and itching to leave until she accidentally crushes all but one egg of an idle nest.

The Wild Robot is based on the series of books of the same name by author Peter ... and Brightbill not being able to fly away for the winter with the other birds will mean that he will freeze to ...

Roz (Lupita N’yongo), and Brightbill (Kit Connor) in 'The Wild Robot' Universal DreamWorks Animation’s The Wild Robot brings a new meaning to nature vs. nurture, following in the footsteps of ...

The Wild Robot ★★★ (out of 4 stars) Two Movies in One The animated feature “The Wild Robot” is two movies. The first, about an hour long, is a nicely crafted, ...

“The Wild Robot” is brought to life by its consistent and detailed design. ... Brightbill learns to heed Fink’s advice to fly like himself and embrace his uniqueness.

Netflix just added 'The Wild Robot,' one of 2024's best movies. It's hilarious, heartwarming and occasionally heartbreaking. And it's what you need to watch next.

A gorgeous computer-generated cartoon with a human heart beating beneath its sleek, state-of-the-art surface, DreamWorks Animation’s “The Wild Robot” arrives at a time when the public seems ...