Technology goes crazy in the first Connected trailer

Sony released the first trailer for Connected, its new animated movie produced by the producers of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Phil Lord and Chris Miller.

This new movie to be directed by Mike Rianda (Gravity Falls) tells the story of an American family where dad is one of those people who believe that technology has "disconnected" us. https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/2020-03-03-sony-connected-animated-kids-movie.html So, just before his daughter leaves for college, that man will decide to try taking his family away from computers and smartphones with a trip.

However, what none of them expected is that in the middle of their walk the technology simply goes crazy and begins to unleash chaos in the world, so it is finally in their hands to save humanity.

As you can see, the Connected storyline echoes a complaint that has been heard a lot in recent years and about which there is certainly a lot of room for debate. But the film apparently would not want to stay in that and would bet on conquering the public with its animation and humor that will largely be the responsibility of funny pug.

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Here's the first trailer for Connected

Connected is a boring family trip that can turn into an unexpected reconciliation adventure. When the Mitchell family embarks on a journey to take their oldest daughter Katie to their new film college, they will find that the world is being overrun by robots.

Connected animation is great. But best of all, this is a movie by the creators of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, plus the story is being directed by Mike Rianda of Gravity Falls, in case perhaps it seems very familiar to you. The Mitchells' problems begin when Rick, the father, decides to go on a road trip with his family to try to improve his relationship with Katie before he runs away to college.

The story, as they point out well in Comicbook, is unlike any other, but we cannot deny that the animation is also unique and original.

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Technology goes crazy in the first Connected trailer

Sony released the first trailer for Connected, its new animated movie produced by the producers of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Phil Lord and Chris Miller.

This new movie to be directed by Mike Rianda (Gravity Falls) tells the story of an American family where dad is one of those people who believe that technology has "disconnected" us. So, just before his daughter leaves for college, that man will decide to try taking his family away from computers and smartphones with a trip.

However, what none of them expected is that in the middle of their walk the technology simply goes crazy and begins to unleash chaos in the world, so it is finally in their hands to save humanity.

As you can see, the Connected storyline echoes a complaint that has been heard a lot in recent years and about which there is certainly a lot of room for debate. But the film apparently would not want to stay in that and would bet on conquering the public with its animation and humor that will largely be the responsibility of funny pug.

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Check out the first look at Connected, the new movie

Entertainment Weekly revealed the first images of Sony's upcoming animated installment, Connected, which will tell the story of how a family must face a revolution in all technological gadgets while on a road trip.

Michael Rianda, screenwriter for Gravity Falls, will be the director of this film, and Phil Lord and Chris Miller, both involved in The Lego Movie and Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse, are the executive producers of this installment.

Connected seeks to unite the everyday life of a family trip with the characteristics of an action movie and the madness of a robotic apocalypse. "I wanted to think about the things I love the most, my crazy family ... and killer robots," Rianda explained.

The film tells the story of Katie Mitchel (Abbi Jacobson), a girl who has just been accepted to her dream university and wants to start the next chapter in her life, but her nature-loving father Rick (Danny MacBride) decides what to bring. Your daughter to college is the perfect opportunity to connect with her family and perhaps put the screens aside for a day. So the family consisting of Katie, Rick, mother Linda (Maya Rudolph), little brother Aaron (Rianda) and even the dog Mochi, begins a journey that will be interrupted by international technological problems with phones that become murderers.

"The technology revolution and the robot apocalypse do much of the action and comedy, but at the end of the day, the heart of it is the family," Miller explained. "It's one thing to fight in the apocalypse, and that's a fun premise, but it's much more interesting that your dad teaches you how to drive in the midst of the apocalypse."

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