After experimenting with partial 2D stylization on "The Bad Guys" and "Puss In Boots: The Last Wish," DreamWorks Animation created a completely hand-painted impressionistic look for "The Wild Robot." This stemmed from director Chris Sanders' desire to translate the original artistic design from concept to final image,

NOTE: This review is partially adapted from my reaction to The Wild Robot following its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival] Crafting stakes is complicated territory for a film targeted at audiences of all ages.

Both classic and innovative, the film stars the voice of Lupita Nyong’o, who gives carefully nuanced life to a robot lost — but finding itself — in nature.

The Wild Robot‘s post-credits scenes have been the subject of discussion among fans. Many are wondering if staying back for a few extra moments after the credits is worth the buzz and what exactly happens at the end of the Lupita Nyong’o movie.

DreamWorks Animation's 'The Wild Robot' premieres in Korea on Oct. 1, showcasing a heartfelt story of a robot guardian. The film marks the studio's 30th anniversary and features significant contributions from Korean artists.