Little Bee

Watch this to experience the absolute master class of animation that has been made by these gods of writing.

THIS MOVIE IS GARBAGE.

The animation sucks The "voice acting" sucks The "characters" suck

EVERYTHING SUCKS.

As said in my review for What's Up: Balloon to the Rescue that Little Bee is a rip off of Dreamworks' Bee Movie is the least of its problems. Bee Movie was not particularly a great film, in fact it was decent but one of Dreamwork's weakest films, but if there was a choice of watching that or Little Bee again the choice would be obvious don't you think? The lack of originality is not always an issue, something also said in the review for What's Up: Balloon to the Rescue, but it is very dependent on the execution everywhere else. With Little Bee the execution in all areas is just terrible, it looks and sounds like next to no effort was put into it. To sum up the animation, it would be difficult to pick the worst of the many negative adjectives but horrible does spring to mind, because there is no fluidity, everything is just shoddy and flat with the characters looking and acting like robots. The music is forgettable at best, you don't care for one character(the characters are very bland and annoying here) and the obnoxious voice acting, ranging from shrill to bored-sounding, makes matters even worse. The writing is as ever with Video Brinquedo juvenile and crass with no signs of heart or charm shining through, while the story is paper-thin and manages to be both rushed and dull. It's also embedded with infuriating false-hoods like the ideas of honey being made by gathering nectar in buckets and mixing it in a giant pot and bee's sting-tails not falling off when they die(you don't even have to have been stung by a bee to know that that isn't true), this is to the extent of insulting the intelligence. To conclude, not quite as bad as Ratatoing and The Little Panda Fighter but is that really saying much? 1/10 Bethany Cox

This is the best movie ever made. No contest. This demolishes all other movies. Fight Club? Demolished. Endgame? Demolished. Pulp Fiction? Demolished. This is absolutely the best movie I have ever laid my eyes upon.

one for number one!

Unlike VB's other movies, I had not seen a review for this film before I saw it. As soon as heard that the protagonist's name was Beenard, I knew I was in for a treat. As usual, the animation is unacceptable for this time and the subject matter is unoriginal. While all of VB's films have a coherent story, that means nothing. The one-time voice actress for Ash Ketchum voices Beenard, who wants to be a cook instead of a soldier, but his friend Beeauty wants to be a soldier- like we've never seen insect colonies as a metaphor for conformity before. Of course, the big problem with insect movies is that insects have to be humanized in impossible ways. There are 2 big-lipped alligator moments in the middle, and some characters barely have a reason to "bee" (pardon me) in this movie. That said, I kind of liked a scene at the end, after Beenard saves the hive with his cooking but is put on trial for abandoning his post as a soldier. Beenard argues that he defended the hive with his honey, so he didn't abandon his post. This does provide a good message and tell it well, but that doesn't stop me from giving it a 1-star review pretty much just for existing, though I think that Ratatoing is even worse .