A Bug's Life

It's impossible not to be utterly blown away by Pixar's animation.Read Full Review »

At the end, the movie tops itself with comic outtakes, undoubtedly the funniest finale of any cartoon feature. “Antz” may have amused viewers with its sidewise wit, but as a comprehensive vision of computerized moviemaking, Pixar's dream works. And when A Bug's Life hits its stride, it's antastic.Read Full Review »

All-embracing--funny and silly and tender, full of fun scares and endless sight gags.Read Full Review »

There are big crowd scenes, intimate close-ups, and lots of bug’s-eye point-of-view shots. Call me gullible: I believed every second of it.Read Full Review »

What A Bug's Life demonstrates is that when it comes to bugs, the most fun ones to hang out with hang exclusively with the gang at Pixar.Read Full Review »

Makes jaunty, imaginative use of both extraordinary technology and bold storytelling possibilities within the insect world.Read Full Review »

A Bug's Life, like “Toy Story,” develops protagonists we can root for, and places them in the midst of a fast-moving, energetic adventure.Read Full Review »

The story, about an ant colony that frees itself from slavery to grasshoppers, is similar in some ways to the autumn's other big animated release, "Antz," but it's aimed at a broader audience and lacks the in-jokes.Read Full Review »

So obsessed with wowing you, in every corner of every frame, that as a movie it doesn't quite breathe.Read Full Review »

It's an infusion of zip that's sorely needed, because the chief deficiency of A Bug's Life so far is its blandness….The film's other weakness is the low-octane vocal performances of its leading cast.Read Full Review »