Little Bee

That is all, nothing more. The voices, animation, story are all complete garbage. I give it a 4 instead of a 1 so they don't increase sales by entering the "prestigious" Bottom 100 IMDb list, and also because however unintentional it may be the laughably bad animation etc does provide some entertainment value, if watched with friends and a few beers.

I love how it says there is "severe blood and gore, strong language"

So uh. "Abelhinhas" (2009) is often criticized for its subpar animation quality. The film, centered around bees, falls short in visual execution. The animation lacks the intricate details and fluidity found in many contemporary animated films. This deficiency in animation quality can be distracting for viewers, hindering their immersion in the story. Aesthetically, it may not meet the standards set by other animated films of its time, making it less appealing to both children and adults who appreciate high-quality animation. While the premise of a bee-centric story is intriguing, the film's visual shortcomings are a significant drawback that can impact the overall viewing experience.

This movie is really bad, and again another rip off of another good. First of all the animation is horrible. The eyes keep drifting off and the lips don't match the words they are saying at all. Also, the eye colors of the characters keep changing colors. All the scenery is plane and used over and over again. There are so many things wrong with the animation that I can't write it all down.

The voice acting and the scripts are awful. There is no emotion and no character in what they say at all. There are only a few voice actors in the movie and they just keep reusing the voices. The voices get really old. The scripts don't make any sense. I don't even know what's going on in the movie because all it is is just words without any meaning.

I don't even know what they are trying to make the movie about. Just please. You shouldn't watch this movie.

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 .

THIS MOVIE IS GARBAGE.

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

EVERYTHING SUCKS.