The Wild Robot

I thought this was going to be a cheesy written poorly animated overrated film. I was far from right, completely in the wrong. This film is a masterpiece, and it's unique style has stuck to me. I can't think of a single issue about any aspect of the film. One of the most beautiful parts of the films deeper messages and meaning. The film explores profound themes of survival, adaptation, and the transformative power of love and connection. It's deeper messages are open for the watcher/listener to decipher. Personally I saw great metaphorical representation of adoption, obviously, but also the struggles kids go through with society if their parents are different than the norm and the kids get punished and bullied for it. Like parents of different colour and/or sexuality than the community they are in. I also loved how they made Roz grow with adaptability, gaining traits and behaviors of others around her. As a writer I love making adapatable characters grow through the story through their environment and this movie has done it the best out of others I've seen. This movie was genuinely so amazingly beautiful that I cried multiple times. This film will be forever in my heart.