Whether you have a Prime Video subscription or not, that platform will help you indulge in both of the genres these two differing films belong to. For the younger viewers, The Wild Robot is currently available for PVOD rental or purchase, in case you feel like crying from your heart.

It continues with the unrated Terrifier 3, which isn’t hurting for those extra ticket sales; it’s currently the number-one movie in America. Instead, Terrifier is sharing the wealth: according to distribution sources for The Hollywood Reporter,

While it’s still in theaters, as tends to happen with most releases these days, The Wild Robot has also now made it to home streaming for either purchase or rental. Albeit either option is pretty expensive.

Animation is in a precarious spot as of late. Films and other animated projects are facing cancellations, hostile working conditions and constant uncertainty surrounding outsourcing and layoffs, at risk of worsening due to artificial intelligence.

The best children’s films have a simplicity that almost amounts to profundity. Kids aren’t stupid, but their attention spans are shorter, and they have less taste for complexity. Ergo, children’s

The Wild Robot is a warm-hearted adaptation of Peter Brown’s much-beloved book of the same name. It's a tale about parenthood, kindness and compassion.