it is a wonderful movie that feel to watching your favorite movies.

Definitely a solid flick that stays on track. Alas, you are pretty guaranteed to get what you came for, as I felt the movie kept to a safe, singular line of a plot. Then, much like a particular Disneyland ride, plumets off a cliff when it promised to do a bit more.
Yay for chaotic-positive foxes.

Here's something that is interesting. In this movie, it proposes that this lost robot is forced to learn the language (or many) of the local wildlife. It made me ponder if this could be a real thing. And if anyone was even trying.
At about the 43 minute mark of this video, ( https://youtu.be/gYKW_ZzD0vA?si=GmmOdZUDCmUN-Rmp&t=2572 ) he is talking about how there is a real attempt to utilize AI to talk with wild elephants. There's also some mention about speaking with pets and how orcas and dolphins have a third language for use with each other. So, mere days after seeing this movie, I got my answer. And how amazing is that to think that at any point now, we may get smartphone apps that can do that Dr. Doolittle bit. Maybe the app doesn't exist today. But... how soon? One day? A week? Next month? Guess it's just the right question away for a chat bot to build, these days.
This lecture holds a lot of other valid points about the progress of Humanity and how he/she/other fit in with this new world of learning machines.