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Reviews Counted:173
Fresh:110
Rotten:63
Average Rating:6.5/10
Consensus: Robots delights on a visual level, but the story feels like it came off an assembly line.
Theatrical Release:Mar 11, 2005 Wide
Box Office: $128,107,031
Synopsis: The pixel-happy production company Blue Sky follows its successful feature ICE AGE with more animated antics in ROBOTS. Rodney Copperbottom (voiced by Ewan McGregor) is a talented inventor who... [More]
Starring: Halle Berry, Ewan McGregor, Robin Williams, Jim Broadbent
Director: Chris Wedge
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The movie's admirable theme, that there are things more important than profit, comes across under the virtuoso visuals that peak when endless falling dominos turn into a veritable ocean of the little black blocks being surfed by a robot.
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A computer-generated animated adventure featuring few product placements, which is quite a departure from the norm for such children's fare.
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A fun ride with plenty of laughs, excitement and touching moments about living out your dreams no matter your make, model or build.
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... in a world populated by living machines, not a single soul can be found...
Priceless special effects of the cast talking about doing the voices of these mechanical 'bots with a heart...
Although Robots has great animation, wonderful visual invention, and a few clever jokes, it has no compelling characters or story to hold them together.
"Robots" is fraught with silly one-liners, plot contrivances and predictable solutions. There's nothing for mature minds except toilet humor.
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If only they had taken another year to create a story worthy of the design!
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Does not suffer from Shark Tale syndrome; instead a good story with a good message and great performances.
The story holds it back from the "classic" status... All the same, Robots is cute and colorful. Kids will love it and parents will be entertained enough not to mind.
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