Anika Stoddart

*No spoilers* Review without knowing of the book series or what to expect. First off I want to say that when I first saw the trailer on prime, my mind immediately thought of a children’s movie, I had the impression from what was shown that a robot was defective and had been thrown into the wild and somehow made connections with animals. It’s rare now that I become intrigued by an animated movie given it’s been a long time in my adult years one that I’ve been interested in watching something like this, but what hooked me immediately was when one robot says to another “I feel fine.” - “You shouldn’t FEEL anything at all” it was like bam what is this? now I have to watch it. After watching the movie, I was surprised to find that this movie trailer completely gave me a different narrative impression from the actual movie and yet, it was better than what my mind had come up with. I loved the tiny adult jokes made in the film to keep us adults laughing over the kids, that was appreciated and I was pleasantly surprised with how much the film had me laughing. The entire plot of the film is magnificent and beautiful, it gives you real relatable moments and the ending will have you happy sobbing but wanting more. If you want to see a beautifully, respectful, edge of your seat, tear jerker, I would recommend The Wild Robot for you.

I have watched this show from beginning to end so many times because I simply fell in love with every single character the show represented. You will be invested in the lives of this family whom you can only wish you had yourself. If you want to feel connected and you’re family, this is the show to watch. Ty Burrells fantastic acting as character “Phil” is what inspired me to want to be a realtor in the future. It’s my all time,” if you’re going to watch something you need to watch Modern Family”, it’s hilarious sometimes outrages humour is fit for the whole family with some great adult only jokes that the kids will be asking why your laughing so much.