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Nacido para molar
Una abeja llamada Barry B. Benson (Jerry Seinfeld) acaba de graduarse en la Universidad, pero le invade la desilusión cuando comprende que solo tiene una opción profesional, la miel. Sale por primera vez de la colmena y transgrede una de las reglas cardinales del mundo de las abejas al hablar con un ser humano, una florista de Nueva York llamada Vanessa (Renée Zellweger). Se queda atónito al descubrir que los humanos llevan siglos robando la miel de las abejas y entiende que su auténtica vocación es restablecer el orden de las cosas y demandar a las raza humana por robar la miel.
Avis de la communauté (10)
I'm glad that this movie shows children how important bees are. Humans need bees to survive. The bees declined with 40% last year which is a huge problem. If the bees die many things will change for us. Fruits and Vegetables Will Stop Growing, Dairy Products Would Disappear, Cotton Wouldn’t Grow, Food Costs Will Sky Rocket, Malnutrition Will Be a Huge Problem overall a Worldwide Economic Crash and a disaster for the whole human race. It is wrong to steal all their honey! Bees often get killed right after they worked their asses off for us. Or they barely have any food left for themselves. And that's the sad story behind the bees. We should treat them way better than most humans do. So next time you see a bee, Be thankful for everything it does in your life instead of killing it. Because we really need all of them!
Thank God real bees can't talk, because Barry was so damn annoying it made me hate all of his kind. And the sexual tension with the human woman was... something... that I don't want to think about ever again.
Welp, its a movie from my childhood so I guess ill have to rate this. 9/10. Actually enjoyed it from my childhood POV
While there are a lot of pretty colors on display and a few laughs this is not as enjoyable as any of the Pixar or many of the other DreamWorks movies. Jerry Seinfeld is occasionally funny and the animation involved in bringing the world of bees to life is sometimes imaginative. The story itself plods along and any messages or moralities attempted to be passed along to the viewer are lost in the insignificant telling of the story.