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Ray Gunn review – Brad Bird’s animated film-noir sci-fi caper is an old-school family classic

In a city of marvels, Ray Gunn unfolds as an old-school noir thriller featuring Sam Rockwell as an ex-cop turned detective. With themes of data privacy and a retro-futurist landscape, this animated film hits theaters on December 4th and str...

The Guardian· Oct 10, 2026 · 3:15 PM · 2 views

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In a city of marvels, Ray Gunn unfolds as an old-school noir thriller featuring Sam Rockwell as an ex-cop turned detective. With themes of data privacy and a retro-futurist landscape, this animated film hits theaters on December 4th and streams on Netflix December 18th.

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