Ray Gunn Review: Brad Bird's Retro-Futurist Detective Story

Brad Bird's decades-in-the-making detective film faces muddled messaging in retro-futurist world.

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Oct 10, 2026

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Ray Gunn Review: Brad Bird's Retro-Futurist Detective Story

Brad Bird's decades-in-the-making detective film faces muddled messaging in retro-futurist world.

In brief

Brad Bird's decades-in-the-making detective film faces muddled messaging in retro-futurist world. Brad Bird's long-gestating animated film 'Ray Gunn' delivers immersive retro-futurist noir but struggles with unclear messaging. Originally reported by IndieWire.

Brad Bird's long-gestating passion project

RAY GUNN - Raymond Gunn (Sam Rockwell). Cr: Skydance Animation ©2026

Brad Bird's decades-in-the-making animated film 'Ray Gunn' delivers immersive retro-futurist noir but struggles with unclear messaging.

Skydance Animation release timeline

RAY GUNN - In Metropia, a gigantic city in an alternate future as seen from 1939, private eye Raymond Gunn is drawn into a case involving aliens, murder and a m

Skydance Animation first signed Bird and his film back in 2021, allowing the 'Iron Giant' and 'Incredibles' filmmaker the chance to make a film he's been thinking about for entire decades.

Netflix distribution

RAY GUNN - Eye-Ra Kadok (Tom Waits) and Ray Gunn (Sam Rockwell). Cr: Skydance Animation ©2026

The film is being released by Netflix, which does continue to bet on unique animated endeavors.

In short

Brad Bird's long-gestating animated film 'Ray Gunn' delivers immersive retro-futurist noir but struggles with unclear messaging.

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