Robots

• Animation
• Comedy
• Family
• Science Fiction

In a vibrantly stylized, retro-futuristic city populated entirely by robots, the relentlessly optimistic yet perpetually underestimated inventor Rodney Copperbottom embarks on a journey to revitalize Bigweld Industries after a hostile takeover by the ruthlessly pragmatic Ratchet. This isn't a simple tale of good versus evil; it’s a surprisingly poignant exploration of obsolescence, the value of individuality in a conformist society, and finding family amongst the discarded. The film distinguishes itself through its embrace of delightfully quirky character designs – robots designed not to be sleek and modern, but charmingly outdated – and a comedic tone that gently critiques corporate greed and societal pressures to “upgrade.” Rodney’s unwavering belief in his own designs, even in the face of constant rejection, sparks an unlikely alliance with a misfit crew of “rusties,” highlighting the beauty of imperfections and fostering a spirit of collaborative invention.