Overview
- The film follows Mabel, a college activist who uses a professor’s mind‑transfer device to pilot a beaver robot in a bid to protect a forest glade from a planned highway.
- Reviews describe a wild, absurdist comedy that leans into adult-friendly jokes yet stays within a family movie frame.
- The Atlantic reads the story as a sober look at protest and group politics, stressing that good intentions do not guarantee clean outcomes.
- GadgetMatch praises Daniel Chong’s direction for unpredictable humor and sharp sci‑fi touches, while The Daily Wire celebrates its traditional moral throughline.
- Several reviewers caution that some comic peril and intense visuals could unsettle very young children.