The Willoughbys | Official Trailer | Netflix

Convinced they’d be better off raising themselves, the Willoughby children hatch a sneaky plan to send their selfish parents on vacation. The siblings then embark on their own high-flying adventure to find the true meaning of family. Starring Will Forte, Maya Rudolph, Alessia Cara, Terry Crews, Martin Short, Jane Krakowski and Ricky Gervais.

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The Willoughbys | Official Trailer | Netflix

In this animated feature, four children abandoned by their selfish parents learn how to adapt their old-fashioned values to the contemporary world.

[poweroffriendship.]

The movie's color palette looks very vibrant and more saccharine at the same time. Also, the Nanny in this film is purely _EXTRA THICC._

[MariaVosa]

Me before watching the trailer: Well this looks like generic kids movie
Me after: I LOVE IT ALREADY I WANT IT NOW!!!

[kinyacat]

Their Parents doesn't care about them. :(


But their Nanny does. :)

[Beeloved]

This movie was actually sad ... their parents were extremely selfish ☹️

[bancetheyorkshireterrier]

This is a children novel they sent their parents out to die

[CPGreeno]

im glad that 3D animated films are becoming a bit more stylized now. Spiderverse, Spongebob, Connected, and now this!
edit: some of y'all are mentioning Klaus and I love that film but I'm referring to 3D movies
edit2: is this what it's like to have 1k likes? i hate it here. everyone replies with the same thing and 😶

[ja-la-be]

All i can say is that, the message of this story is totally deep. In reality, there are some parents who can actually abandon their children. And that makes me sad. What I love the most in this movie is when they've find out that there are people out there who are willing to accept and love them even they are not related by blood.


Just my opinion.
And by the way, it is true that this is one of the oddest movie Ive ever seen.( just watching hahahah)

[wawahamdan]

I LOVE this movie, it carefully depicts that not all blood related parents can be a good guardian for the kids and most importantly, "the house that you lived in don't make it a home". That was a very good quote. Wishing for every kids who had to grow up in a broken family be able to find their own rainbows :)

[JoKeR-hhrg]

netflix has been killing it when it comes to animated films! first klaus, i lost my body, (i know it’s not an actual netflix original film, but it’s getting more recognition because of netflix) and now this! this is gonna be nice to watch in the quarantine

[chelseabill]

I've never been more excited to see a kid's show, especially with Alessia Cara's voice acting debut. I already know the music coming out of here is gonna be amazing, the colours are so vibrant and gorgeous, and the characters seem really likable! Not to mention the cast is *chefs kiss*

[ameliawilder]

As someone who was abandoned by their parents at six and taken into foster care for the next 17 years, I relate a lot to this. I get emotional in movies but I think I reacted much more deeply than I usually do. Like the Willoughbys I too, a white child, was being taken care of by a black family who felt more family than my own blood relatives. I began to call my foster parents mom and dad at ten. This little animated film touched me in a way no movie was able to in a long time. I'm now in college working to become a television producer and filmmaker.

[indirasolis]

🎶where my dreams begin--🎶

“shush your shusher!”

“I will be free.” 🤣 i love that part

[BiGSmoke-.-]

Almost read the title as "Wild Thornberrys"

[liviupetre]

When I saw the trailer, I thought the kids exaggerated about their bad parents, until I saw the movie. I was wrong.

[My.Dear.Journal]

I feel like at the end of the movie that nanny will be their new mom 🙂

[elvinsanchez]

2:26 actually, the two Barnaby twins aren’t so creepy looking. they just look so adorably cute

[ProjectDodgeVictoria]

*I always wanted to see a movie about siblings disposing of their parents then wanting to get them back*

[masterspoiler]

I'm scrolling through the comments, trying to find anyone who's actually read the book.


Doesn't look like anyone has.


(In the book, there is no "people trying to capture the kids because they don't have parents" thing. Instead the parents try to sell the house while they're gone. Melanoff's candy factory isn't ever seen, and he's generally melancholy. The parents freeze to death on a mountain, and the kids continue to be somewhat psychopathic. And there is CERTAINLY NO RAINBOW BLIMP)

[ava]

I’m so happy that Alessia got her first chance in a movie

[DIGIHEALTHY]

This movie was beautiful and taught that
A family can even be created out of love & care and being blood related alone is not necessarily can be called as a family 😊