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The movie poster for 'Robert and the Toymaker' features a creepy doll, Robert, in the foreground with an old toymaker behind him. Text on the poster reads 'Terror Comes in All Sizes' and 'There's a New Puppet Master in Town'.
A side profile shot of a man with a beard and a woman, both looking to the right, appearing to be characters from the movie 'Robert and the Toymaker'.
A close-up of a woman's face, looking slightly to the right, likely a character from the horror film 'Robert and the Toymaker'.
An old man with white hair and glasses, possibly the toymaker, looks down intently. Blurred dolls are visible in the background, hinting at his craft.
A close-up of a creepy doll's face, likely Robert, with wide, dark eyes and a sinister, unsettling smile, emphasizing its horror movie role.
Three dolls are shown, with the central doll resembling Robert, featuring a creepy smile and dressed in white, reinforcing the movie's theme of animated dolls.
An extreme close-up of the creepy doll Robert's face, with one eye appearing damaged and a sharp object near its face, highlighting the horror and suspense.
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Robert and the toy maker (review)

Title: Robert and the toy maker

Rating ⭐️Overall rating: 10/10

Director: Andrew Jones

Genre : Horror/Suspense

Year of release: 2017

Where to watch: YouTube, Tubi, Plex, YouTube tv, google play movies and tv, fandango at home.

Synopsis: In 1941 Germany, toymaker Amos Blackwood finds a book that animates objects. When the Nazis confiscate it, his dolls, led by Robert, go on a rampage to rescue him.

Final thoughts: ok so I know this isn’t everyone’s favorite but I thoroughly enjoyed this one it started out very touching in my opinion and I actually liked that it had some puppet master vibes going on I also didn’t expect it to end the way it did which was I nice surprise over all the story telling was pretty good the Robert the titular doll was utilized well in this film. What did you guys think and did you like the previous installments? Please let me know in the comments your thoughts and please drop your favorite horror movies as well!! 🫶🏻👻 #horror #movie #review #followformore

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... Read moreHaving watched "Robert and the Toymaker," I can say the film offers a refreshing take on puppet horror, reminiscent of but distinct from traditional 'Puppet Master' movies. The use of animatronic dolls as terrifying yet somehow sympathetic characters adds an eerie charm that captivated me. The setting of 1941 Germany provides a grim backdrop that enhances the suspense, skillfully weaving historical tension with supernatural elements. The story of Amos Blackwood, a toymaker whose enchanted dolls come to life, feels both poignant and thrilling. One thing I appreciated was how the film balanced creepy atmosphere with moments of genuine emotional depth. The character Robert, the main doll, is not just a source of horror but also evokes sympathy, which adds layers to the narrative. For fans of horror movies involving mystical objects and murderous puppets, this film is definitely worth watching. Its availability on platforms like YouTube and Plex makes it accessible without hassle. If you enjoy horror movies where toys or dolls are central to the fear factor, and you liked the original 'Puppet Master' series, you’ll find "Robert and the Toymaker" a compelling watch. It’s a great example of how smaller productions can create impactful, memorable horror stories. Lastly, the tagline “Terror comes in all sizes” perfectly captures the film’s chilling yet unique premise, making it stand out among horror enthusiasts looking for something both nostalgic and new.

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Jayy

dude i couldn't finish this movie cuz like aaaa the dolls aaaa, my sister made me watch it

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