Ron's Gone Wrong Movie Review

Ron's Gone Wrong is an animation film scripted and directed by Sarah Smith and co-directed by Jean Philippe Vine. The film is co-scripted by Peter Baynham. Julie Lockhart and Lara Breay produced the film. The voice actors are Zach Galifianakis, Jack Dylan Grazer, Ed Helms, Justice Smith, Rob Delaney, Kylie Cantrall, Ricardo Hurtado, and Olivia Colman Olivia Colman, whose birth name is Sarah Caroline >> Read More... . David Peers and Hayley White took care of the visuals, and David Burrows edited the film. Henry Jackman composed the music.

Plot

Barney Pudowski wanted to have an interesting and happiest birthday. He wishes his schoolmates to be present at his birthday party. But, his friends are busy with the robots that help them connect with the social networks, and they don't turn by the side of Barney. Barney's dad Graham runs a simple business, and hence he couldn't present his son with a costly gift. But, he tried his best to give a b-bot to his son, like the ones, his friends have. What happened with the b-bot? Was Barney happy? The rest of the film deals with that!

Star Performance

The voice actors had done a fantastic job. Olivia Colman has dubbed her voice for the granny, and it is not recognizable. It fits well for the character. Jack Dylan Grazer lent his voice for Barney, and it is impressive too.

Analysis

The scriptwriters and directors had concentrated well on the comedy portions, as they are the ones that attract all age groups. They had gained as expected, as the humor worked out well. However, certain jokes didn't go well, as they seemed to be overboard. The animation works are incredible. The film carries a message about the positive and negative sides of social media, and that's a good effort. The music is quite decent, and the editing is good too.

What's There?

The voices fit the animation characters well

The animation works are impressive

The film is technically sound

What's Not There?

• Nothing negative, except a few minor flaws

Verdict

Ron's Gone Wrong is a family entertainer that doesn't have any bore moments! Ron's Gone Wrong – watchable once!