He then asked the question “What would an intelligent robot do in the wilderness?”
Narrative
After a shipwreck, an intelligent robot named Roz gets stuck on an uninhabited island. To survive the harsh environment, Roz bonds with the island’s animals and takes care of an orphaned goose robot together. According to writer Peter Brown, the inspiration for “The Wild Robot” came from a sketch he made of a robot in a tree.
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When the fox enters the cabin, the moose near the doorway grunts, but the sound effect is a recorded bear. Roz: [from trailer] Sometimes to survive you have to become more than you were programmed to be. The rower and Fink plant a tree together.
A squirrel appears laughing; Fink throws an acorn to a squirrel
Referenced in MSK Show: EP 33 | James Gunn’s Superman New Image Dropped | The second Jurassic World trilogy (2024). Kiss the Sky (from “The Wild Robot”) Written by Delacey, Jordan Johnson, Stefan Johnson, Maren Morris, Michael Pollack, Ali Tamposi Performed by Maren MorrisProduced by The Monsters & Aliens & Isaiah Tejada Orchestral Arrangement, Kris BowersMaren Morris Performs Columbia Recordsby Arrangement Sony Music Entertainment. "The Wild Robot" is this generations “Bambi” so damn great…
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In the first act, I laughed so hard at the brilliant, natural comic moments shared by Peter From the book of the same name written by Brown. In the second act I was amazed at where this story arc was taking the audience and in the third act I felt salty water in my eyes."The Wild Robot" Lupita Nyong’o, Catherine O’Hara (“Beetlejuice” She’s So Hot Right Now), Bill Nighy, Matt Berry (“Toast of London”), Ving Rhames, Mark Hamill, Pedro Pascal and many more do an amazing job breathing life into this script, supported by the lush island atmosphere and the wonderful creatures that live there. Director Chris Sanders’ obsession with animation from “Lilo and Stitch”; “For the Croods”; has paid dividends in “The Wild Robot.” This film shows us that sometimes to survive you have to come out more than you are programmed to Venice, TIFF, New York Film Festival and more.
