Inclubabu Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

Edwin The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

michaelant555 This begins with an introduction scene where a couple who employed a house-keeper that owns Robert the Doll are now at breaking point because of weird happenings and have decided to get rid of her...and "Robert". The story then moves on to a new family who have employed the same house-keeper, for the last couple of years, but want to get rid of her because she's forgetful and is becoming a bit of a nuisance, in her position. After being fired she gets pretty upset and gives Robert the Doll to the family's young son as a parting gift - I thought this was a bit harsh, to be honest.This is like a very amateur (but enjoyable to me) attempt at crossing Chucky with Anabelle. If you enjoyed those movies and don't have your expectations set too high (as it has a 3.3 rating you probably won't, anyway) you might get through this. Although the acting and the plot is pretty lame it does carry the haunted doll atmosphere quite well. I've given this a 4/10 because I managed to get to end, otherwise it would have got a 2 or 3. Apart from a few frustrating "seriously!!!???" moments this wasn't too bad. If anyone remembers the British TV series, (Roald Dahl's) "Tales of the Unexpected", back in the late 70's, early 80's, then this is a similar kind of production, quality-wise.

adi_2002 A couple is constrained to quit the services of their maid. She leaves the mansion but she left to their young son a doll called Robert. Soon weird things begin to happen such as writings on pictures or the mirror. Jenny suspects his son to be responsible for this but he tells him that the doll did it. Of course she doesn't believe him because at his age he can have a very rich imagination. But after more paranormal that will happen she starts to believe him. What can they do go get rid of this course that is befalling on them?OK so first the whole movie is very strange and silly. Acting is very weak and also the dialogue, at some part you can guess what the character is going to say. Then there is the resemblance of the doll with Chucky and lastly like a said is very silly. After all it is just a doll. Two grown people can not face it? Really? Just burn it, dismantling it, bury it or put it in a box and send it oversea with the ship. Do not watch it because you are more smarter then this film.

curiouscarnivore the movie was a fail from start to finish..low budget poor and short music score for background effect to create an atmosphere of ominous and foreboding scenes of laughable and comical to me..in how such poor effects and props used to make us fell the doll was plodding with bunny slippers ..ive watched sting ray and and captain scarlet move more smoothly in giving animated steps..this was supposed to be a horror movie and for me it was cracking me up in laughter constantly throughout..poor Robert the Doll stunt double creation..and i found it comical he had one terrible cataract in one eye.. i felt sorry for the doll, and laughed when he was on the move ..particular scene where hiding in the bushes having gotten out the shed then flying across the garden.past the bushes .. Maybe if this story was taken on by a respected and accomplished director in Hollywood it could be a rather thrilling and terrifying events for viewers ..I assume that the doll if now in Florida museum never got to be looked at by the famous couple who are known well to have rid houses of evil forces of demonic and malevolent spirits of violence..and the objects which they came from and trapped back into ..are kept in a secure room all in sealed glass cases... so as not be kept from ever bevomeing another fmailies horror story..i tried to connect ...to the film ..but it never once produced a way to have a hold on my attention ..never mind..

dcarsonhagy Everyone knows (or should) that when you see a movie in this genre (think ALL the "Chucky" movies), you pretty much throw plausible to the wind. You can give certain allowances for certain happenings because, well, it's a movie. Such is NOT the case for "Robert." The movie opens with some sort of back-history about this doll's actual existence. It is supposedly sitting somewhere in some sort of museum in England. Good; it can stay there.A family consisting of a neurotic wife, an oblivious husband, and a son who acts completely removed from his surroundings, have had the same nanny in their employ for a couple of years. However, her senses seem to be diminishing--she can't remember the simplest of things, does not remember where her cleaning utensils are, etc. The wife fires her. But she will not go quietly into the night. Instead she leaves the son one of the UGLIEST dolls ever created. She tells him that Robert will be his friend from now on (again, think Chucky's "friend-till-the-end" line). She also warns the young boy not to make Robert mad. Well, it seems Robert is quite the temperamental bastard because anything seems to set him off. Mayhem ensues. Yawn.This movie was one of the most unbelievable pieces of crap I have ever MADE myself sit through. While Robert is killing anyone that moves, the son just sits idly by and says nary word except for "don't make Robert mad." The couple's babysitter has just been knifed to death, but hubby still wants to go out for din-din. One of the wife's paintings is smeared with red paint (which shows up on the feet of Robert), but nothing is ever thought of that. Later on, Robby has brand-new shoes. Simply captivating. All the wife does is whine, the son looks like he's ALWAYS just been hit in the head with a brick, and the husband just wants to work. Yessir, I was scared to death. All I would ask for is to have Robert spend a night at my house. I'm almost out of kindling. Rated "R" for "really?", this is one movie that should never have been made. The movie has minimal violence and is as boring as watching paint dry.