Review: Bee Movie

Published: November 2, 2007, 5:01 am

Tags: barry levinson, bee movie, bee movie review, beemoviereview, cinematical, dreamworks, jerry seinfeld, john goodman, kathy bates, patrick warburton, pixar, ratatouille, renee zellweger, seinfeld

Filed under: Animation, Comedy, New Releases, Theatrical Reviews, Family Films, Dreamworks Here's the biggest problem most folks will have with Bee Movie: It's not Ratatouille. Both films have a lot in common with one another, except the latter is far greater in terms of story, character and overall charm. And if Ratatouille hadn't arrived only a few short months ago, I might have felt differently about Bee Movie. Instead, I walked away feeling a bit jaded, expecting more from a man who had entertained me for so many years on one of my favorite television shows of all time. But that's not to say Bee Movie is a bad film; it will most certainly entertain the youngsters with its colorful, larger-than-life spirit, and there are enough adult-orientated gems scattered throughout to make it worthy of your family's hard-earned cash. But when your kids turn to you and whisper, "I liked the one with the rat better," don't say I never told you so. If you're not aware of this film by now, then

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