The Wild Robot

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Summary

In this episode of Movies That Make Us, the hosts reunite to discuss their experiences at FanX and LA Comic Con, share their thoughts on the film Joker, and dive deep into the animated movie The Wild Robot. They explore the film's stunning visuals, emotional depth, and themes of parenting and belonging, while also reflecting on the importance of voice acting and character development. The conversation culminates in a heartfelt discussion about the impact of storytelling on both children and adults, leading to a collective rating of the film as a top-tier animated feature.

Takeaways

The reunion at FanX and was a highlight for the hosts.

The film Joker received mixed reviews, with some finding it lacking energy.

The Wild Robot is praised for its stunning animation and emotional depth.

Visual storytelling in The Wild Robot is likened to a live-action film.

The score of The Wild Robot enhances the overall experience of the film.

Parenting themes in The Wild Robot resonate with the hosts' personal experiences.

Voice acting in The Wild Robot is noted for its quality and character fit.

The film explores themes of family and belonging in a unique way.

The Wild Robot's humor and heart make it appealing to both kids and adults.

The hosts agree that The Wild Robot is one of the best films of the year. 

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