Ron's Gone Wrong

really enjoyed this film; characters, animation and story were great

This was actually pretty good 👍

Such a cute movie about learning to just be yourself. My kids absolutely love it.

The movie tries too hard to be funny. If you want something that doesn't make sense and you're trying to find the meaning of the story. This movie goes everywhere, and nowhere. If you feel like losing some brain cells recommended.

While a bit more flawed when compared to other thematically similar animated films (The Iron Giant when it comes to the "a boy and his robot" premise and The Mitchells vs. The Machines with regards to the relationships between humans and technology) and having animation that, while not terrible, would barely make the cut in 2005, let alone in the early 2020's (then again, this is common for animation studios' first CGI film and the end credits seem to suggest they might not have been able to reach Pixar-quality standards because of working remotely), Ron's Gone Wrong otherwise makes for a good first impression from Locksmith Animation. The storytelling is compelling, characters go through good development, solid direction helps the dynamics stand out rather than being just a more grounded version of the aforementioned Iron Giant or Big Hero 6 and, while a bit heavy-handed, the message it sends to audiences is a really good one that should resonate long after the credits roll. While it remains to be seen whether Locksmith will be a worthy new animation studio to fill the void left by the unfair shutting down of Blue Sky Studios or will be accused of having their debut be a fluke, like Illumination and the first Despicable Me, you - well, I - can't deny that their first film with its tongue-twister of a title shows signs of promise. One of the more underrated animated films of 2021.

i love movie i love movie i love movie

I simply loved this animation, it touched my heart

This had to be one of the most best and emotional movies in the world, everything was perfect, I would recommend you watching this! I swear, the ending was probably the most emotional scenes in movie history!

I watched this a long time ago but never gave it a review until now. It was good. It seems to me that some lesser know animation studios can really cook something up as good as Disney and Pixar can.

A great film for anyone who's ever been socially awkward in their lives. The plot is very relevant in today's society, although the idea of children having or obtaining friends in technology is morally questionable and the other ideas such as competing altruistic and evil tech giants is already well trodden. It's fun, funny and quirky with lots of zany antics, relatable characters and some emotional moments. The animation is excellent and although it drags a bit in the second half, the ‘ending sequence is enjoyable and avoids becoming too dark.