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The film begins in a rather bewildering way. The plot of the president pardoning the turkey appears extremely abrupt, as if it were forcefully inserted into the story. The subsequent setting of the protagonist turkey traveling through time was originally a highlight full of imagination. However, the connection between the plot elements is quite awkward, making it rather mediocre.

The segment of traveling back to the first Thanksgiving can be regarded as being fairly standard. Everything develops in a routine manner, and the overall plot lacks surprises and twists. There was an opportunity to delve deeply into the interaction between turkeys and humans at that special historical juncture and present profound conflicts. Nevertheless, the film merely skims the surface.

If more effort had been put into the coherence and appeal of the plot, it might have become a masterpiece. What a pity!

I was not expecting great things from this movie but I was pleasantly surprised. It was actually quite hilarious, lame but laugh out loud funny. The jokes were on point the whole way through and it was adult funny not just kid funny.

Honestly if you can't relax and just enjoy a movie then give this one a miss and if you regularly use words like cinematography in your reviews then get over yourself nobody wants to hear your review as you shouldn't have watched this movie to begin with. Stop trying to drag ratings down for a harmless animated children's film. Back to the movie...

Free Birds has all the same concepts as your typical feel-good movie but who's ever seen a movie about a Thanksgiving turkey. It's certainly a new one for me. And shout out to the baby turkeys, they were adorable. The whole way through I was rooting for the turkeys to succeed even though they're completely delicious. But I guess you'll just have to watch to see what happens.

This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu.

That's Right! This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu!

This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu.

That's Right! This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu!

This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu.

That's Right! This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu!

This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu.

That's Right! This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu!

This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu.

That's Right! This is the movie where they go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu!

What else can I say, except: THAT'S RIGHT WE'RE GOING BACK IN TIME TO THE FIRST THANKSGIVING TO GET TURKEYS OFF THE MENU!

That line delivery alone gets this movie a 9/10, I did not expect the jokes to be as funny as they actually were. The plot gets a little slow and boring in the middle but c'mon, they go back in time to get turkeys off the menu! That's the greatest plot of all time. Don't listen to the "critics" this movie is a masterpiece that every human being must experience at least once in their life.

JK it's like a solid 6 at best, I'm just goofing, it's not bad but it's not even that good, as comedy though it gets a 10/10.

"We have a Turkey situation"

"How should we address it?"

"With cranberry sauce." (HA, HA, HA,HA)

This was just a fun, silly movie -- perfect for a family outing. It has no pretensions to be anything more than just a goofy, romp through "history". No, it doesn't contain any riotously funny scenes. No, it doesn't contain any hidden agenda. No it doesn't contain a subtext of humor aimed at the parents/adults in the audience. And no, it is not a thinly veiled attempt by Hollywood to promote a "Vegan" agenda. (Seriously?!?)

It's not great art. It doesn't even really try to manipulate the heart strings.

It reminded me a lot of "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" and even referenced it at one point.

It's just exactly that kind of a (again) fun, silly little movie.

Nothing more, nothing less.

Just take the kids and enjoy it.