Excellent, Without a doubt!!

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Watching it is like watching the spectacle of a class clown at their best: you laugh at their jokes, instigate their defiance, and "ooooh" when they get in trouble.

Personally, I thought this was a great movie! The characters are well developed, there's no shortage of creativity and while some of the jokes are miss, others definitely hit. Robin Williams stands out as the breakout character of this movie. Ewan Mcgregor voices Rodney Copperbottom, an aspiring inventor who moves to the big city to make it in his dream job. Along the way he meets a rag tag group of robots. Among them are named Piper (Amanda Bynes) and Fender (Robin Williams). With the help of his new friends Rodney discovers the dark truth about the lack of spare parts. But enough said as it's better if you watch it yourself and i'd recommend it.

Robots has flawless and detailed animation, excellent voice acting from all characters, and decent-enough soundtrack... so why am I only rating it 5/10? Well, it's the huge level of crude humor, which takes over the whole movie to the point where it just gets disgusting and stupid. If you're an adult and you love crude humor, sex jokes and fart noises, well by all means that's your decision. But this is listed as a kid's movie, and no matter how you want to raise your children and what you allow them to see, there were things in this movie that were certainly not appropriate for its intended audience.Right away, Robots starts off with a few "baby-making" jokes (you'll see what I mean if you decide to watch it). I'm not some kind of prude, many movies have one or two crude humor jokes in them, but Robots takes it WAY too far as it goes on, from "Aunt Phanny" (an obese robot who constantly passes gas) to repeated scenes of a dog trying to take a leak on a fire hydrant.It's really too bad, because Robin Williams really did a great voice job, as did Jim Broadbent (who surprisingly voiced a female character!) and it did have some funny moments, such as the scene where the ugly old antagonist gives her son a photo for his desk at work, a photograph of her framed in a plastic pink heart shape with the words, "world's best mom" on the top.I think that Robots had a ton of potential, but sadly this is one of those movies that just got wrecked with nasty, pervy jokes and fart noises. I can't honestly say I could ever recommend it to anybody.

Really well-done FAMILY flick that will entertain young kids to tweens, as well as the adults in the room. The film is visually captivating, with a lot of interactions going on in the background, a positive story and a really well-written script that will entertain many different audiences. It was released in 2005, and seems to have aged well, more so than a film like Antz or even A Bug's Life.Overall, this movie is entertaining with a fun, scientific edge, a fun mechanical look, and an overall positive experience throughout the film. Surprisingly, this movie has not received the same reverence as other animated films released around the same time.

I wanted to go to a film whose name is Robots. But I didn't go to cinema so I didn't watch the film. According to what I have heard the film is excellent. After I had thought about the film, I wanted to go to cinema. And next day I watched the film. After I had watched the film , I liked it. Especially my favourite characters are Rodney and Fender. Because they are very funny. But I didn't like one part of the film. This part of the film is about real life and artificial life . But I still like the film. Robots is the best comedy and child film on the world. The most beautiful part is that Rodney spokes to rusty and foreign robots. Briefly I liked the film.