Meet The Robinsons

2007

94 mins

This Disney animated film follows Lewis, a lonely young inventor. His latest and most ambitious project is the Memory Scanner,... More

This Disney animated film follows Lewis, a lonely young inventor. His latest and most ambitious project is the Memory Scanner, a device to help him recall his mother and to help him reunite his family.

But before he puts his plan into action, his invention is stolen by a strange man donning a black bowler hat. Shortly after, a stranger named Wilbur Robinson whisks Lewis away in a time machine. The man in the bowler hat is from the future, and there Lewis - with the help of the Robinson family - tries to track down his invention.

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Meet The Robinsons | Ratings & Reviews

67_%144 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
74_%400,398 reviews
Audience score rating
10+Age suitability
Children & Media rating

"Like a surprising run of recent movies, Meet the Robinsons is based on a picture book (William Joyce's "A Day With Wilbur Robinson"). Unlike most of them, it achieves liftoff..."

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Variety

"A sharp-minded, plenty entertaining toon that will keep children of all ages wide-eyed and on their toes..."

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Variety

"The most un-Disneylike cartoon yet from Disney animation. The thing is a hellzapoppin' of eccentric characters, zany situations and wacky gizmos, but little effort has gone into making any of this connect with an audience..."

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Hollywood Reporter

"The story and humour don't live up to the fantastic visuals, wacky characters and creative 3D effect..."

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New Zealand Herald

"Kids will enjoy the colourful animation and fun characters, but adults will wish it all made a bit more sense..."

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Empire Magazine

"Saddled with a severe surfeit of characters and a needlessly complicated narrative, Meet the Robinsons ultimately proves as erratic and spluttering as Lewis's patented peanut butter and jelly splurt gun..."

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