The Wild Robot

On the data. The studio's most decorated film, and the end of an era inside it. THREE OSCAR NOMINATIONS, more than any other DreamWorks Animation film. Nine Annie Awards including Best Animated Feature, wins from the Critics' Choice and Producers Guild, four Golden Globe nominations, ninety seven per cent on Rotten Tomatoes. IT IS WIDELY REPORTED AS THE LAST FILM made substantially by the studio's own in-house animation staff before DreamWorks moved to an outsourced model. Whether that is exactly true is argued about, but it is why people talk about this film as a line in the sand. THE DIRECTOR HAD NOT READ THE BOOK. Chris Sanders has said he came to it through his daughter rather than reading it himself, which is an odd fact for a film praised for its faithfulness. THE SEQUEL HAS NO DATE. The Wild Robot Escapes is confirmed, with Troy Quane directing and Sanders writing, and Lupita Nyong'o returning. It is not on Universal's dated schedule, so the year shown here is a placeholder. Treat any date you see elsewhere as a guess. FOUR BOOKS, NOT THREE. Three novels and one picture book, which is the part most lists get wrong.

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