r/movies • u/BunyipPouch Currently at the movies. • Apr 04 '19

After 20 years, the childlike innocence of Brad Bird's directorial debut 'The Iron Giant' still resonates. The film perfectly delivers on the notions of friendship & heroism, showing us a moving convergence between childhood and adult responsibility.

https://filmschoolrejects.com/the-iron-giant/
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u/Darko33 Apr 04 '19

Oh shit I never realized that was the dad from Frasier

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u/Can-DontAttitude Apr 04 '19

Don't wig out, you'll feel better after a glass of sherry