Filmmaker Chris Sanders had finally cracked “The Wild Robot.” Peter Brown’s middle-grade book, about an intelligent robot living in the wilderness, had been sitting on the shelf at DreamWorks Animation for a bit.

Undoubtedly it’s easier for animation studios to have an in-house style, but this isn’t the path DreamWorks Animation decided to take when adapting the illustrated children’s novel The Wild Robot by Peter Brown, where a ROZZUM unit 7134 robot gets stranded on an isolated island teeming with wildlife.

Dreamworks Animations' The Wild Robot is a sci-fi survival movie based on Peter Brown's book series of the same name. It was recently released.

"How would you rate this experience on a scale of 1 to 10?" Lupiya Nyong'o is the voice of a happy-to-help robot in the new animated adventure The Wild Robot. It's a beautiful looking cartoon that needs to trust the audience more and say less,

DreamWorks’ The Wild Robot — from How to Train Your Dragon director Chris Sanders — is the best animated movie of the year.

Pixelworks announced today that The Wild Robot from DreamWorks Animation will be presented with TrueCut Motion™ technology on premium screens worldwide. Working closely with, and under the direction of the filmmakers,

The Wild Robot's unexpected success at the box office is great news for both the creatives behind the film and animation at large.

Chris Sanders reveals what caused modern animated films to break from early CG visuals and how The Wild Robot factors this approach into Roz's arc.

In the opening scenes of “The Wild Robot,” a chirpy metal android with a state-of-the-art processing unit wanders around a forest asking confused animals if it can help them, offering discount codes and stickers for future customers.