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As much as I wanted to support this film in cinemas, I am so glad I missed it until it hit streaming. My wife and I spent 80% of this movie in tears because it was so touching and emotional. A beautifully made film about love and protecting those that you call family.
Finding out that the writer was also responsible for How to Train Your Dragon and the original Lilo and Stitch makes a lot of sense.
Yeah I got emotional watching it too. Lupita did an awesome job voicing Roz.
I saw this movie in theaters with my kids during the post Christmas lull, and we all really enjoyed it. Enough to see it again with a friend and his kids a week or so later. just make sure to let your kids know that real robots don't feel anything, and may not be reliable/trustworthy
Yeah it is the type of movie you can watch multiple times! Loved the visuals.
I just watched this on streaming with my 3 year old. I absolutely loved it. The visuals are so beautiful and distinct!
Yeah this movie definately upped the animation game.
I found it super boring, predictable and cliché. How To Train Your Dragon was way better.
I also liked how to train your dragon!
Amazing series. I watched it like ten times over.
Yeah I agree the whole series is good.
