Ron's Gone Wrong

Ron: "Are you my best friend?" Oh damn.

Being alone in the theater was a blessing because I was able to laugh out loud with this one. The story was super formulaic with concrete acts and turning points. The theme was nothing new and felt redundant.

However, I adored the relationship between the main kid Barney and the malfunctioning bebot Ron. They cracked me up multiple times. The more I watched, the more I became invested in their relationship.

Overall, it's a movie that you have seen many times before, but the strong and sweet relationship between the two main characters made this worth a watch. 7.5/10.

This was a really cute movie. The animation was pretty and funny when needed, also the designs of the B-Bots were cool and entertaining.

Barney is a relatable character and Ron is a lovable, funny, and cute B-Bot. I really liked their friendship with each other and the fun they have.

Ron had funny scenes with Barney and I liked how Barney is trying to get Ron to know all about him to be friends.

This movie was animated by a new animation studio called Locksmith Animation, this was a great first movie for the studio and I hope there will be more animated movies by them.

I recommend going to watch this. Its a fun, funny, entertaining, and cute movie.

One of the most humane movies I've seen lately. At first, I didn't have high expectations, but in my opinion, it managed to exceed the standards of Pixar movies. In addition to being very funny and super, its design conveys a very important message. Thank you for presenting the negative effects of social media and technology that have a significant impact on our daily lives and mental health. Thank you for alleviating the depression of countless young people through the film.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this film, as it seemed similar to Next Gen (2018) and The Mitchells vs. The Machines (2021). They all feature an Apple-inspired robotics company, a quirky young outcast and a world obsessed by consumer electronics. What are the differences? Next Gen also has a quirky robot but it's more militaristic than Ron who is just constantly a ditz. The Mitchells vs. The Machines end up with no technology on their side at all. I think this film touches on a lot of points that are salient for the younger generation nowadays - social media fame is fleeting, friends are valuable because of their differences, and our mistakes should not be eternal. It's message was better than Next Gen, which resorted to sci-fi action to convey its message about tech addiction. However, it was not as good as The Mitchells vs. The Machines which had a more nuanced message about tech affecting our social lives. Overall, though, Ron's Gone Wrong by far had the cutest robot.

This animation is very cute and sweet. The characters are cute and likable. I like the story, as it is very relatable. I think both adults and children will like this film.