I love animated movies, and I wanted to support these films by owning physical copies.

All four have received great reviews, and I think European animation deserves more recognition. I’ve only watched the first two so far and really like them, excited to watch the other two.

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    5 hours ago

    Robot Dreams is so depressing and unnecessarily cruel that I wouldn’t recommend it. Maybe things pick up by the end, but I couldn’t make it through it.

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      4 hours ago

      I loved the movie but you definitely need to be prepared for it. Don’t watch it if you are feeling down already

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        3 hours ago

        Does the ending make it worth it? I watched it on a plane and bailed after I saw enough abuse at the beach, but could be tempted to give it another try if the ending at least provides some decent closure or meaning to the story.

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          2 hours ago

          It has meaning and closure, yes. It’s not a traditional happy ending tho

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      5 hours ago

      I’ve already seen Steven Spielberg’s A.I.; that was already enough unnecessarily-cruel-dystopia-involving-robots for me as-is. I already had my fill with that film and don’t need anymore of it.

      Thanks for the warning.