As a huge fan of adult animation, this review probably won't be impartial. A beautiful story about solitude and friendship, but also lost, loyalty, and finding your own place beyond people (in the case of the film, animals). The audience observes Dog's lonely life. One evening, while watching television's advertisements, his miserable life alone made him buy Robot Pal. Then we can delight in sequences of peaceful moments between Dog and Robot and the development of their friendship. Unfortunately, during beach day, friends ended up separate from each other. Dog tries several times to save his friend, but without success. Animation is on the highest level, and we got numerous details of this animated New York City where the action takes place. My heart belongs to sound effects; I had a perception of being in this world with Dog and Robot. We can clearly hear every car on the road, seagulls, steps on wood, eating Cheetos, and many more. My personal favourite was an octopus playing on drums in the subway-it was a masterpiece. Please trust animation for adults; sometimes its beauty makes it easier to highlight grave issues and topics.
Review of Robot Dreams
