When discussing the films of the 21st -century Walt Disney Animation Studio, "Meet Robins'" is often overlooked. It's a shame, Because it is one of the most underestimated films in the studio, Telling a sincere scientific story that comes at age, filled with equal parts laughter and thinking. Although the film was a disappointment with the box office, occupying $ 170.5 million over the $ 150 million budget, he received generally positive reviews from critics. It has also collected some notortion online, with the film's fans who were children when it hit theaters 18 years ago, they have now revised it and in some cases, sharing it with their children.

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„Запознајте ги Робинсонс“ покажа возбудлив свет на наука и со оглед на истакната употреба на патувањето низ времето, искористена паметна механика за приказни за да истражи различни епохи навреме, особено во 2037 година, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која, која *Gulp,* We are closer to now than we are by 2007. Conducting the journey through the script has effectively explored the personal and emotional travels of the protagonist of the film Louis (Jordandan Fry) and the antagonist, the hat of the hat (Steven Anderson). It was also played well for some great laughter, with one of the unforgettable sequences of the film showing the boy's children's memories, such as Louis's roommate, which, just like Johnoni Lawrence (William Show) in " who is walking through the hallway of his school in comical self -pity, forcing the compliments and invitations of his classmates, with his adult reflecting through voice, "everyone hated me." To this day -today, no moment in Disney's animated film has made my adolescent feel more seen.

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Despite finishing the narratively satisfying note, "Meet Robins'" easily left the door open for further expansion, thanks to its unforgettable characters and solid building of the world. Unfortunately, although the sequel directly to the video was developing, it never flew, which is disappointing given the mature potential film left for new stories.

In the late 90's and early 2000s, Disneys' studio produced extensions from the direct video-video of some of the theater editions of Walt Disney Animation Studio. Some of these sequels were based on the era of Disney Renaissance films, including "Beauty and Astver", "Aladdin", and "Lion King", as well as films following that era, such as the "new groove of the king", "Lilo and Stitch" and "Brother". According to Jimim Hill Media, Numerous sequels were developing in Disney's studio, including Dambo II. "Little Chicken: The Ugly Story of Ducks", and of course, "Meet Robinson 2: First Date".

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However, Walt Disney company received an animation study in 2006 for $ 7.6 billion. Along with the acquisition, the promotion of the director "Toy Story" Johnon Laseter as chief executive for creative creations and studies of animation of Pixar and Walt Disney. One of Laseter's important decisions was to give up Disneys' sequels directly to the video video that were developing at the time, claiming that such films devalued the reputation of the Disney animated catalog. And with that, "Meet Robins 2: First Date" I would never see the light of day, Disneyatun himself will close in 2018.

Although Disney has long retired its extensions of direct-video, the rise of Disney+ leaves a door open to further expand some of its intellectual properties. TV shows based on "War of Starwells" and the Marvel Film Universe served as anchors for the streaming service, but much of the success of the platform is based on children watching the animated catalog. Of course, the first "Moana" was critically and commercially successful in its original theater round, but Disney+ was where the film gained an even bigger life, becoming the most trophy film of all time, maintaining the first place from 2020 to 2024.

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Obviously, "Meet Robinsons" is not as popular as "Moana", but if more fans who watched the film as kids get to know their children today, the interest may be renewed. The theater sequel is probably out of the question, given the low series of the film's original film, but the television series focusing on Louis's further adventures and his inventions, or perhaps a series set in 2037 and beyond, highlighting the futuristic life of the Robinson family. First of all, it would also be nice to see the new age version of the GOB, as Lewis made him solid to awaken him to capture the winning ball of his small league championship, preventing him from becoming a cursed.

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