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The Iron Giant
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- Trailer 1 (00:56)
- Trailer for The Iron Giant: Signature Edition (01:36)
Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
A young boy befriends a giant robot from outer space that a paranoid government agent wants to destroy.
Cast
- Jennifer Aniston
- Harry Connick Jr.
- Vin Diesel
- James Gammon
- Cloris Leachman
- Christopher McDonald
- John Mahoney
- Eli Marienthal
- M. Emmet Walsh
- Jack Angel
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- Apr 17, 2017
me? crying over a hunk of metal saying "superman"? no way
#1 gizmo fanJun 29, 2013Watched it with my 6-year old. Movie ends. Total silence. He whispers, "That was awesome."
bmerryApr 18, 2018Nothing but respect for MY iron man.
Matt Singer - Apr 1, 2022
What if a gun had a soul and didn't want to be a gun? 😭
AleJun 13, 2018The man of tomorrow. A gorgeous, deeply felt children's fable on American xenophobia and militarism, also I am crying now.
Josh LewisJun 8, 2023:’)
Karsten - Apr 16, 2024
It's bad to kill. Guns kill. And you don't have to be a gun. Conservatives in 2024 would have a stroke if this movie came out today. Podcast: The Iron Giant
Joe AJun 2, 2012The older I get, the more I appreciate the warmth, love and care this film emanates. Thank you, Brad Bird, thank you.
DirkHJan 17, 2021"Oh my god... Um, uh... Oh, my god! We... thank you for the... er, food that mom has put in front of us and STOP! ...Uh, The Devil! ...From doing bad things? And er, GET OUT OF HERE! ...Uh, Satan? GO! Go, so... that we may live in peace. Amen." "Amen. That was... hmm,…
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- Ben S lovedThe Iron Giant
Honestly, one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. It starts out a little abstract, vaguely scary for little kids, then becomes a comedy in the middle, and ends out as a drama that will make you cry for multiple different reasons and will leave you sobbing for at least an hour.
Luis Neira likedThe Iron GiantIM NOT CRYING, YOU’RE CRYING! I would love to get an iron giant tattoo anywhere ever. It’s so good. Top 2 animated movies.
Pops_4_dayz lovedThe Iron GiantOne of those movies I saw as a kid and it always stuck with me. Love the animation and was always one of my like comfort movies as a kid, still love is as an adult. And some how Vin Diesel still gets paid millions to say 3 words.
- Gizzy likedThe Iron Giant
Need to see it again but I liked it as a kid
toby lovedThe Iron Giantlonely kid and nonhuman… my favorite trope
Clay Werner lovedThe Iron Giant9.0 - What a welcome trip down memory lane. I’m lowkey shocked that I loved this so much as a child. Its themes are big & pretty heavy for a kids movie. Xenophobia, militarism, gun control, just general genuine empathy. It’s uniquely animated, it has so much depth & genuine emotion. The little…
- Dyl lovedThe Iron Giant
For an animated film it slaps and definitely worth the watch the ending made me cry but I have mixed feelings on the Iceland bit it should have ended with the screw however this film had my full attention and I didn’t lose interest once overall a solid 9/10 could have been better
Shyla likedThe Iron GiantMe and my sister use to watch this every day. I’d recommend it. I’m tryna get the icon thing aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAaAaAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaqaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAaaaaa
Sabrina Bondi likedThe Iron GiantWhile youngsters will enjoy the film on one level, it reaches out to adults on a completely different plane. They will see an allegory about power and politics and the danger of allowing either to run roughshod over humanity.
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Steven B
Metacritic
One of the best films of the year thus far.
F. X. Feeney
L.A. Weekly
More intelligent and thought-provoking than the usual dumb and dull-witted fare for children.
Paula Nechak
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Still, the movie -- as beautifully drawn, as sleek and engaging as it is -- has the annoyance of incredible smugness.
Stephen Hunter
Washington Post
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