The Iron Giant
Animation • PG • 1999 • 1 hr 26 min
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A sweet and exciting animated movie. Pixar was smart to snatch up the director after this one.
One of my favorite animated films from my childhood. Heartwarming and sweet. Never fails to make me cry.
Great animation and a great story. I was well past the target audience age when I first saw this and I still loved it.
I personally love the animation style, and the story itself is masterfully done.
It's from the creator of The Incredibles need I say more.
Excellent family film w/ an important message for children, great use of 50s setting, very funny at times, both heartbreaking & heartwarming
Rewatched with partner such a cute and funny movie
Beautiful message, well done animation, funny and just a great time
Sweet, wholesome family movie that doesn't get talked about nearly enough
Sweet, funny, and unexpectedly emotional. Didn’t plan on caring about a giant robot, yet here we are.
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