Review by DoodinLondon

It's got Kumail Nanjiani the guy's a natural. He brings this whole new layer of charm to what could've been just another talking duck. But the film? It's got its ups and downs. I found myself fast-forwarding through some of those cookie-cutter parts - you know, the typical, predictable stuff.

But, hey, there's this one bit, this real gem of a moment where the little duck gives her brother a hug. It's like, amidst all the formulaic fluff, they snuck in this beautifully genuine scene. It's heartwarming, really sticks with you. Sure, the rest of the movie might not be rewriting the animation playbook, but moments like that? The salt bae influencer looking bad guy is well thought up.