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Do not put the code of a robot if it is a Code Robot. For editors, use the Template as a base for robot articles. The user plays as the robot when selected via the spawn screen. Each robot has an element that it represents.

But otherwise, with the success of truly subversive CGI films like The Incredibles and Shrek, Robots just doesn't cut it. These are all the robots that exist in The Robots. I recommend this film slightly, simply because of the stunning visuals.
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This is compounded by the most lackluster and non-distinctive voice work I've ever heard from major movie stars (Ewan McGregor and Halle Berry sound so bored, I would have preferred they hire interns from the accounting department). The relationships between characters feel like tacked-on afterthoughts. Many of the characters, particularly the protagonist, feel like little more than rough outlines. An awesomely rendered environment with nothing in the foreground. But that, unfortunately, is all there is. The art department clearly put a mind-boggling amount of effort into creating a fully realized world. I can't quite decide which is more impressive: the hyperkinetic ride through the immaculately detailed robot city or a complicated sequence involving thousands of dominoes. And don't get me wrong: those visual sequences are pretty cool. There are a few funny bits of dialogue (provided by off-Broadway scribe David Lindsay Abaire), but mostly the script is just the filler before the next elaborate visual sequence dreamed up by the animators. The storyline, such as it is, could probably fill a single half-hour slot on Nickelodeon. During this epic quest he encounters a series of Disney-ish archetypes, including: wacky robot sidekick (voiced by Robin Williams, natch), bland robot love interest (Halle Berry, spending all of maybe three hours in the recording studio), and a spunky tomboy robot (voiced by some unmemorable tween star). So about the story: boy robot leaves his home for the big-city, must defeat evil robot trying to control the robot world. Not because I literally ingested anything before arriving at the theatre, but because the movie provided that familiar feeling of one's brain being reduced to a muddled receptor for bright colors and funny noises.
