Jimmy Neutron is a boy genius who spends entire days in his workshop designing curious gadgets that don't always work as intended. His best friends are Carl Wheezer, a chubby, shy and asthmatic boy, Sheen Juarrera Estevez, a nerd who is passionate about the imaginary superhero Ultra Lord, and Goddard, a robot dog that Jimmy built. In the city where eleven-year-old Jimmy lives, a revolutionary amusement park known as Retroland will soon be opening. When Mom and Dad forbid him to go to the grand opening of the park, Jimmy breaks the rules and sneaks out to Retroland. But when he returns home nothing is like before: all the inhabitants of his town have been kidnapped by a race of extraterrestrials and it is up to Jimmy to rescue them.

The Galactic Federation puts Dr. Jumba Jookiba on trial for "illegal genetic experimentation". The proof: Experiment 626, a highly aggressive creature that is nearly indestructible and possesses remarkable learning abilities. The Federation rules that Experiment 626 must be exiled to a deserted asteroid. During transport on Captain Gantu's ship, 626 manages to escape and after many adventures, he disembarks on planet Earth. Meanwhile, on the island of Kauai, Lilo, a lonely little girl who is mocked by her classmates, goes to a kennel with her older sister where she falls in love with a "strange dog", which is actually Experiment 626. Lilo gives 626 the name "Stitch" and shows it to the inhabitants of the island.

Hiro is a 14-year-old boy who is extremely intelligent for his age, living in the futuristic San Fransokyo, an imaginary city that is a cross between San Francisco and Tokyo. One night he competes in an underground robot duel and wins a large sum of money. However, after the victory, some players – led by Yama, the local champion – decide to teach him a lesson. Hiro manages to escape with the help of his older brother Tadashi. His brother is inspired to introduce him to his creation, Baymax: a robot that is programmed to provide medical and health care. This is the beginning of a deep friendship. One day, Hiro, who had invented microbots that are controlled by a neural transmitter, finds one that is still active but seems to be defective. However, Baymax observes that the microbot moves in a precise direction and the two go to investigate. Eventually the two arrive inside an abandoned warehouse and discover that someone is mass-producing Hiro’s microbots for unknown reasons.

This spy-fi film is the first of its genre to be aimed at a young audience. Ingrid and Gregorio, two of the best secret agents in the world, met on a mission. They fell in love, and decided to retire. They then had two children, Carmen and Juni, who are constantly fighting, unaware that their parents had been espionage agents. Suddenly, the two agents are called back into action, as several spies from their organization are mysteriously disappearing. The person responsible is Floop, creator of a very popular TV program for kids, who kidnaps agents to get information about a high-tech device called "The Third Brain". Soon the two former agents are taken prisoner by Floop and his sidekick Minion, and only Carmen and Juni can help them.

Rodney Copperbottom is a young robot raised in a town known as Rivet Town, in a family that struggles to make ends meet: so much so that he is forced to use his cousins' hand-me-down "growth pieces". Rodney dreams of becoming an inventor, both to show his talent and to help his father in the restaurant where he works as a dishwasher. So, armed only with his special inventive talent, Rodney moves to Robot City, where he hopes to meet his idol, Bigweld, the brilliant inventor and founder of Bigweld Industries. His arrival in the city doesn't go as planned: the new company head at Bigweld Industries not only dismisses Rodney but ejects him forcefully. With nowhere to turn in the city, Rodney meets the "Rusties", a group of street robots made up of Fender, Crank, Diesel and Piper; thanks to them, Rodney stays with Aunt Fanny, who hosts homeless robots.

In 2105, the level of pollution on planet Earth is so high that the surface is now completely covered with garbage. The Buy n Large Corporation has evacuated humanity onto its fleet of large spaceships, whose flagship is the Axiom. This five-year cruise will keep humanity alive while an army of "WALL•E" trash compacting robots clean up the planet. But something goes wrong and humanity can't go back. In 2805, Wall-e is the last robot left on Earth; humans have forgotten to deactivate him, and for the past 700 years he has been doing what he was designed for: compressing and accumulating waste. One day, a rocket descends from the sky, interrupting Wall-e's monotonous life, and deposits a very peculiar robot onto the planet: indeed, this robot is female, very technologically advanced, can fly and record images, is equipped with a fair ability to speak and is armed with a powerful weapon. The film won the 2009 Academy Award for Best Animated Film, a Golden Globe and a BAFTA.

In 2105, the level of pollution on planet Earth is so high that the surface is now completely covered with garbage. The Buy n Large Corporation has evacuated humanity onto its fleet of large spaceships, whose flagship is the Axiom. This five-year cruise will keep humanity alive while an army of "WALL•E" trash compacting robots clean up the planet. But something goes wrong and humanity can't go back. In 2805, Wall-e is the last robot left on Earth; humans have forgotten to deactivate him, and for the past 700 years he has been doing what he was designed for: compressing and accumulating waste. One day, a rocket descends from the sky, interrupting Wall-e's monotonous life, and deposits a very peculiar robot onto the planet: indeed, this robot is female, very technologically advanced, can fly and record images, is equipped with a fair ability to speak and is armed with a powerful weapon. The film won the 2009 Academy Award for Best Animated Film, a Golden Globe and a BAFTA.

Set in the imaginary town of Rockwell during the Cold War, the film centers on Hogarth, a boy who is passionate about comic books and science fiction, and who befriends a huge metal robot that plummeted from outer space. The iron giant behaves like a child and has no idea of its own nature or its powers (indeed, when it feels threatened, it enters into aggressive mode and unsheathes an arsenal of weapons). Hogarth knows perfectly well that the world around him is not ready to welcome his strange friend and therefore does everything he can to keep him safe from prying eyes. This is a story of friendship and respect for that which is different, even when the latter appears to be a really dangerous robot. A cult classic of film animation from the man behind "The Incredibles" and "Ratatouille".

 

When Barney, an eleven-year-old boy, receives his B*bot, named Ron, as a gift from his father, he is overjoyed, but his enthusiasm is extinguished the moment he turns on the device: he discovers, in fact, that his robot does not work as it should. The device is supposed to walk, talk and connect to social networks, simulating a 'best friend' for the somewhat shy and reclusive young man, but Ron's malfunctions initially seem to discourage him and sometimes embarrass him. It is precisely this new 'out-of-schedule' friend, however, that will allow Barney to discover true friendship.

Lewis is a twelve-year-old boy with an incredible talent for inventing and a long-cherished dream: finding a special family. Unfortunately, none of the couples visiting the orphanage where he lives have chosen him: everyone is shocked by his strange inventions and his astonishing messes. Lewis is not discouraged and, using his extraordinary ingenuity, he designs an exceptional device to help him find his real mother. Unfortunately, the futuristic device is stolen during his school's science fair. Just when he is about to lose hope, another ingenious boy, Wilbur Robinson, appears out of nowhere and drags Lewis with him... into the future! In 2037 everything is possible: meet hip-hop frogs, dogs with sunglasses, and dinosaurs to have a chat with. Lewis and Wilbur will even have to join forces to save the world. The film is based on William Joyce's novel "A Day with Wilbur Robinson".

The story's protagonist, Sam, is the son of famous video game creator Kevin (protagonist of the first TRON film) who disappeared under mysterious circumstances in 1989. Despite being saddened by his father's disappearance, the young man is very skeptical when Alan Bradley informs him that he has received a mysterious phone call on Kevin's old pager. Being a skilled computer programmer, Sam decides to investigate and goes to his father's long-abandoned office. There he discovers the existence of a secret laboratory, but before he can tell Alan, he accidentally activates a laser and dematerializes into a digital world, "the Grid". The inhabitants capture him, identify him as an intruder and assign him a disk that contains all the data and information about his identity.
Thanks to the intervention of the rebel, Quorra, Sam manages to escape from this world and hug his father once again. In order to return to the real world, however, father and son must track down the members of the resistance and escape the threat of "the Grid".

The film centers around Lem, a young alien (in our eyes) with green skin, who lives on Planet 51 in a small and quiet town with clean streets, green and well-kept lawns and white picket fences. The ambiance is that of a 1950s American dystopia. Lem's days pass quietly and carefree, as he dreams of becoming director of the city planetarium and of winning over the beautiful Neera, the quintessential girl next door. But Lem's everyday life is disrupted by Captain Charles "Chuck" Baker, an astronaut from Earth who fulfills his dream of being the first human to set foot on a new and unexplored planet. But Planet 51 isn't as unexplored as he may think. Because in reality Baker lands smack in Neera's lawn and immediately runs into the inhabitants of the very-explored Planet 51. Panicked, the captain flees and hides in the planetarium where Lem works. Lem will try to help the captain reach his command module so as not to miss his "connecting flight" for Planet Earth. In this film, the alien is the human being, who will learn many things from the inhabitants of Planet 51, including respect for others and protection of the environment.

The film, which follows the story of the previous Transformers films, is set in 1987 when, fleeing the planet Cybertron where war with the Decepticons reigns, Bumblebee finds refuge in a dump in a small California seaside town. Charlie, a girl on the threshold of 18 and searching for her place in the world, discovers Bumblebee scarred by battles and unusable, but still in the form of a cute yellow Beetle. She decides to take it into her garage, unaware that it is actually an alien robot. When Bumblebee reveals himself, an unexpected friendship arises between them that will be put to the test. The link with the 1980s directly recalls the Transformers as we knew them back then: with the animated series and the toys. The film's young director, founder of Laika, director of Kubo and the Two Strings and close to a puppet cinema, manages to give the robot a truly intriguing and real look.