Wilbur's stages are side-scrolling, whereas Lewis' stages employ a top-down viewpoint. Unlike the console games of Disney's Meet the Robinsons, which took place in parallel with the movie ...

When discussing the films of Walt Disney Animation Studios from the 21st century, "Meet the Robinsons" is often overlooked ... of the film's protagonist Lewis (Jordan Fry), and the antagonist ...

When that fails, he whisks Lewis off to the future, resulting in numerous complications. After meeting Wilbur's eclectic ... the Frog recreates the Disney tradition of musical numbers by singing ...

"Robinsons" is the ... it becomes clear that Wilbur is showing Lewis his own future — that is, if he will stop worrying about the past and instead, as Disney would say, “keep moving forward.” ...

In Disney's family-friendly "Meet the Robinsons ... The other newcomer is a kid about Lewis's age named Wilbur Robinson. Wilbur helps Lewis escape from Bowler Hat Man and Doris and uses a ...

In Disney’s family ... the present with young Lewis, who lives in an orphanage and is a budding inventor. He wants desperately to be part of a family. “Meet the Robinsons,” with the voices ...

Disney's Meet the Robinsons is a fairly satisfying ... the other half of the story and reveals what Wilbur was doing when he wasn't with Lewis. With the story put together in this fashion, the ...

The story's bywords may be "Keep Moving Forward," but the time-jumping narrative does some wild loop-the-loops in "Meet the Robinsons ... Wilbur, a cocky teen with a time machine. While Lewis ...

With "Meet the Robinsons," Disney not only reclaims the motivational saying ... who the Robinson family really is, or if Wilbur is even on Lewis's side or not. This confusion, along with the often ...