The good news is that as far as Spark Plug Entertainment goes Plan Bee is not quite as bad as Spiders Web: A Pig's Tale and A Car's Life. But when I say that it is the least bad of the three that's hardly a compliment. In fact Plan Bee is still a dreadful movie and like the other two down there with the worst animations there is. It is even worse than Little Bee, the second of the rip-offs of Bee Movie(which is one of Dreamworks' weakest but is more an uneven film rather than a bad one), and just as badly written and animated- as well as intelligence-insulting- as this. Except Little Bee's characters weren't quite as strangulation-worthy annoying and the voice acting not quite as painful. The animation never rises above below-average with flat colours, sloppily put-together backgrounds and just everything looking stiff. The worst of the animation could be described actually as hideous, especially in the character designs, some of the worst of anything animated. At best, the music is unmemorable, and the story is as thin as paper. The pacing is often tedious, with the odd rushed moment, with the story as thin as it is Plan Bee is a chore to watch. Like A Car's Life, there is the sense that Plan Bee doesn't seem to know which audience it's aiming at, children will find the writing far too crass and far from easy to understand while adults will find the humour and such incredibly juvenile and mean-spirited and they'll feel stupid too, that's how downgrading to the intelligence the writing in Plan Bee. None of the characters engage, admittedly none of them are as grating as Speedy in A Car's Life but they all behave like wimps and idiots who learn nothing about any mistakes they make. The voice acting is incredibly obnoxious with Denise Finelli taking the cake as the worst offender, if any of them had any acting lessons they sure forgot them here. Overall, a dreadful movie, as bad as Little Bee from Video Brinquedo was if anybody forced me to choose between that and this to watch again it would almost certainly not be this, in an ideal situation though you'd want to forget they ever existed. 1/10 Bethany Cox
