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"The Wild Robot" transports you into an imaginative, fully realized world while creating a special kind of storytelling magic that'll capture hearts of the young and old alike and enthrall generations to come.

The emotional beauty of The Wild Robot is its strongest quality and it's what elevates the movie from "great animated film" into "classic" territory.

Growing beyond one's programming is the core theme of the film, but original engineering must be respected. A similar agenda makes "The Wild Robot" both classical and innovative, which is quite a balancing act.

The action scenes are dynamic and involving but it is the gentleness of the lessons the characters learn about kindness that will make this film an endearing family favorite.

The circle of life is visible in "The Wild Robot," which embraces its harsh realities with daring.

Despite its machine-and-animal cast, "The Wild Robot" is a welcome step toward humanity for big-budget, studio animation.

A rare cinematic experience, a very special and transfixing film that hits all the right buttons.

The film is just fine for the little ones and engaging for the grown-ups.

The edges of love may be messy, but as The Wild Robot understands and expresses beautifully, we're all more than our programming.

With its unexpectedly moving sights, remarkable voice ensemble, and pure clarity of humanist vision, The Wild Robot emerges as a stunning achievement.

This denial of nature is more banal than inspiring. The robot may grow a heart but the movie feels strictly mechanical.

The Wild Robot is a magnificent family film.

The amusing, beautifully crafted animation becomes a talking animal movie (which I love).

It's heartwarming the way a latter-era Coldplay track is heartwarming: by design, so its effect feels somewhat synthetic.

If it's not a perfect movie, it's the best kind of mostly perfect movie: the kind where the missteps, if they are missteps, don't diminish the delight of the perfect parts.

The Wild Robot is a genuinely beautiful movie, in every sense of that adjective. Its physical production is impressive, to say the least, but there are no weak links in its chain, from character design to its exquisitely rendered environment

Adapted from the children's book of the same name, The Wild Robot is beautiful inside and out.

It's a breathtakingly human film - about a bird and a bot.

Every current, former or potential parent in the audience can recognize what this fledgling parental unit is going through.

Perfect for tweens, teens and up. It helps parents teach children about the wide meaning of family.