The Wild Robot (now streaming on Netflix, in addition to VOD services like Amazon Prime Video) is a hit, deservingly so, and ...

Contains spoilers for "The Wild Robot" "The Wild ... As the months pass and Brightbill (Kit Connor) grows up, he struggles with swimming and has zero confidence in flying. He's a runt, a social ...

The Wild Robot gets even more complex the further ... As such, the film can feel episodic, only exploring moments like Brightbill's swimming and flying lessons or his exposure to other robots ...

The Wild Robot takes a blunt approach to life, death, family and community, and it’s phenomenal. Life on the island among the animals is kill or be killed, and Brightbill not being able to fly ...

DreamWorks Animation’s “The Wild Robot,” based on Peter Brown’s ... Lupita Nyong’o stars as Roz, with Kit Connor as the gosling Brightbill, Pedro Pascal as Fink, Catherine O’Hara ...

The Wild Robot by DreamWorks Animation “The magic ... This is when Roz sees Brightbill off like a mother sending her child off to college; that’s the sort of emotional analogue.

The Wild Robot has jokes about death, but the audience is laughing while simultaneously understanding the high stakes of the story. If Rozz can’t help Brightbill overcome his genetic ...

The runt evolves from an adorable gosling to an ungainly teenager named Brightbill ... Wild Robot” slack, but the movie lacks the manic weirdness of “Lilo & Stitch” or the high-flying ...

A heartfelt, futuristic fable of a helper android that washed up on the shores of an island where it must adapt to its environment and bond with animal inhabitants, "The Wild Robot" is easily the ...

The movie The Wild Robot features a robot with a quality that ... Raising the gosling, Brightbill, becomes her task, and so Roz has to learn to be a mother. The movie is technically classified ...

Filmmaker Chris Sanders was visiting DreamWorks Animation to see what was in development, when he came across Peter Brown’s novel “The Wild Robot ... gosling named Brightbill (Kit Connor).