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When I took my young children to see The Wild Robot, I laughed and cried way more than them. Not just because the animation was so beautiful, or because the story was so moving, but because of the ...

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From left: Roz (voice: Lupita Nyong’o), Brightbill (voice: Kit Connor) in ‘The Wild Robot’ DreamWorks Animation/Universal Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection Right up front, it should be ...

From left: Roz (voice: Lupita Nyong’o), Brightbill (voice: Kit Connor) in ‘The Wild Robot’ Right up front, it should be noted that there is a warning to have tissues on hand for this film.

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