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The voluptuousness of visual detail offers proof, if any more were needed after The Little Mermaid, that the Disney studio has relocated the pure magic of the Pinocchio-Dumbo years.

A massive rip off of Madagascar and it is also so boring, not funny, and childishly written. I find this film to be terribly animated and terrible altogether. I give this movie 33%.

X------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE WORST FAIRY TALE MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FOR REALZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BIG TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is one of the most offensive, unfunny, badly edited and poorly acted movies I have ever seen. Martin lawrence is not funny, period. Saying "f*ck" every 20 seconds is not amusing to anyone over the age of 12. The action scenes were cut so quickly that they were barely intelligible. Compare the awful car chases in bad Boys 2 to the gripping chase in The French Connection and you'll see what I mean. Bad Boys 2 is certainly "bad", only not in a good way.

Hillsong — Let Hope Rise stands out against that harsh tone of much recent Christian indie cinema by being a winning, friendly, and at times moving film.

This good movie could have been great if writer Akiva Goldsman had been able to -- or been permitted to -- dump the boundaries of the TV source altogether.

All of Barnyard is odd. Oddly funny much of the way, oddly serious when it makes room for the early death of a beloved character or the hushed birth of another, oddly musical with its melange of hip-hop and reggae and hard rock and bluegrass.

Nickelodeon's cartoon babies and their parents get a free trip to a Paris amusement park when one of the fathers, who invented the main attraction, is summoned to fix it. Nauseating gags—those that aren't about dirty diapers concern the contents of an airsickness bag—suggest the makers of this eclectically animated adventure, a follow-up to The Rugrats Movie (1998), know their audience, though all the Godfather references will be thoroughly puzzling to at least half of it. Stig Bergqvist and Paul Demeyer directed.

The critics should go back and upgrade the Simpsons movie to universal acclaim status. Because this is hilariously delicious movie and also the best animated film of the year. YAYY!!!

This historical fictional Paramount family feature is just compared to Doctor Who, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Chicken Run and Back To The Future.

A very strange, hilarious, and ultimately fun popcorn flick, don't believe all of the people who think cinema should be a serious, logical affair, just kick back and enjoy the skeleton-like mix of crazy machinery, random humor and some rather nice shots of the film

This move ****. There are so many reasons why. 1. Voice acting is very dumb. 2. Songs are annoying. 3. Characters are stupid. 4. Pilot is gross. 5. It ripped off Star Wars. 6. The film is plained awful. 7. It won 9 Razzie awards. 8. It got 3% on Rotten Tomatoes. 9. It was panned by critics. 10. Special effects are mind-numbing. 11. Script ****. 12. It was a box office bomb. and 13. It is considered to be the worst sci-fi movie ever made because it got 2.4/10 on iMDB.

“Free Birds” isn’t a movie. Movies don’t end with convenient product placements saving the day. Even though the film has terrific voice acting, the movie is a generic, cheaply animated film with a paradox encrusted time traveling story, stuffed with bad jokes, garnished with morals and themes that are doing nothing but flying over the heads of their intended audience and washed down with the reality that this film was made to do nothing more than to sell Chuck E. Cheese pizzas. To call this a movie is just an insult.

I didn't know there was a comic strip about it before this was made. I didn't even read it. anyway, this movie is way beyond good. its great. the animation kicks ***, the characters were well-done, and the songs were great. Over The Hedge is just the right CGI movie for people all around the world.

With a good plot and funny humor, this is a grat film IMO. Quite unique against other Dreamworks films. I like it. But I don't like it as much as Shrek, still, thumbs up for me.

Chicken run is hilarious movie made by Dream Works just like Shrek, the chickens tries to get away from tweedy's farm with the plans they tried but failed, however ginger has a flying plan to escape from Mrs. Tweedy who plans to turned chickens into chicken pies. It's extreme. Extreme. See it.

Nicely done Dreamworks! This movie has an excellent taste in humor as well as giving some life lessons on what's really beautiful and what's not. I believe many folks of all ages will love this movie.

it is very hard to describe how good this movie was. from the way the songs were made to how well and accurately it puts events together while it entertains is amazing 3.5/5

Antz is a movie that re-defines the word, "****", for nearly eighty minutes. I watched this movie on DVD (so glad I didn't waste money to see this in the theater) and by the first quote was by a jerk named Zee. I knew this was going to ****. Like how The Wild made Madagascar look bad, Antz makes A Bug's Life look bad. EXTREMELY BAD!! I don't know how this happened but a few weeks ago, I felt like watching it again. But then the DVD was severely scratched. SO HAPPY! The movie offers no heart and the humor is so dry and bad. Even the voice acting is bad! This marks as the worst DreamWorks animated film I ever saw. Rent Shrek, Sinbad, El Dorado, Shark Tale or Spirit instead of this.

This movie was simply well made. The songs were memorable and amazing, the characters were believable (and arguably acted more human than many movies with human actors), and the animation was vibrant and lush, depicting a unique style of art, and still getting the movements of the characters down pat. The story really digs deep into Simba's character, which leaves the other characters a bit stagnant, but that's not to say they aren't developed. They each have their own part to play in the story. The comic relief detracts from the heavier story just enough to keep the feature from being too depressing (it is disney, they like a lighter feel to their movies). Now, on the controversy some people have brought up about "Disney ripping off 'Kimba: The White Lion'", I looked into it, and in terms of story and characters, it seems the two are separate. Some art direction seems to have gone the same direction, although Disney and the guys who did Kimba did start working together on a project related to Kimba. The project was scrapped, but the people who had worked on the project probably decided to adapt some concept art to Lion King. Btw, the similarity of the names "Simba" and "Kimba" is probably coincidental, considering most of the names in "The Lion King" are based on Swahili words (simba means 'lion'). Regardless, it is a solid movie that I recommend.