“The Wild Robot” and exploring themes of found family and nature

September 27, 2024 By Louis Howley and Noah Richman Leave a Comment

Noah and Louis weigh in with their thoughts on the animated feature The Wild Robot, a good family feature despite occasionally showing the darker side of nature.

They enjoyed the movie overall despite several flaws; Louis gave it a 4, and Noah gave it a 2.5, out of 5 stars.

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About Louis Howley

Louis Howley is a long-time resident of Arizona. He is a retired public librarian who enjoys watching all types of feature films and documentaries. His favorite genre is horror. Among his favorite films are “The Night of the Hunter” (1955), “Psycho” (1960), and “La Belle et le Bete” (1946).

About Noah Richman

Noah Richman is President of the Phoenix Fantasy Film Society, the longest running group dedicated to sci-fi/fantasy movie fandom in the Phoenix area. An avid board gamer, he has also amassed a library of immersive sci-fi/fantasy themed strategy games. A life-long film buff, Noah enjoys film commentary and criticism and has been having a blast writing and recording film reviews for the Slice of SciFi website.

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