Ron Da Error

"Ron's Gone Wrong" is a good presentation letter from the animation company Locksmith Animation. The script revolves around friendship and the digital world, the result is pleasant, a positive message that sometimes feels contradictory or implausible (a final act not necessary), but the story does its job. The animation is very good, being quite successful, in the future Locksmith Animation will have a great place in the world of animated cinema.

Considering the premise I thought this would be a pretty formulaic animated movie with not much originality. And I wasn't wrong. However, the whole thing is very well done and entertaining throughout for both kids and adults alike. So even though there is nothing groundbreaking here, I still recommend it as it is fun, cute, and with some well-done mild social commentary.

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.

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.

I don't understand the few reviews of absolutely hating on this it's not that slow or saturated with to much of anything! The main voices are wonderful throughout and color design is really good. Might not have as much to say as others but what I would say is the film is solid fun that shouldn't be taken as seriously as some vehicle stories. Lovable mindless entertainment with touches of all around genres!