SparklinDiamond

A very underrated Pixar film. it's actually one of my favourites! It's very colourful, very sweet and has a good message that when you stick together you can overcome anything 'lt;3

ajsrb96

Hopper: "You let one ant stand up to us, then they all might stand up. And if they ever figure that out, there goes our way of life!" In real life this is sooo true...

jezzfreeman

I forgot how brilliant this movie is. Funny, cute, action-packed. Pixar have always known exactly how to deliver!

Xadyu-deleted-1485535992

I don't think Pixar did the research for this movie they did for pretty much all of their other movies. Providing a lot of incorrect information about the insects and their worlds informed. HOWEVER.. It doesn't matter at all because this is a great movie! From beginning to end it delivers, it main ants are fun and interesting. And if that isn't enough, they get joined in by a ragtag group of circus freaks. All ready to.. not rumble.. But that's what they end up doing anyway. A Bug's Life isn't the most original movie out there, as basically every Western ever offers a story like this and probably hundreds of other movies too. The one thing that was original (when it was released), was its theme; ~~Antz.~~ .. Ants. Or just insects in general, I guess. It offers a fun and exciting adventure, great characters, wild and (for children) intense action scenes and a fullfilling happy ending. Even as an adult I can't grow tired of this movie, and every so often a rewatch is abound! 8 (Very Good)

r96sk

A thoroughly enjoyable production from Disney and Pixar. 'A Bug’s Life' cobbles together nice animation, fun characters and a memorable voice cast. The premise is entertaining, as the film flies through its 95 minute run time. The score is pretty solid, also. Dave Foley is good in the role of Flik, while Kevin Spacey is actually great as Hopper; shame about the actor himself, obviously. There's a load of other noteworthy members of the voice cast, including Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Atta), Hayden Panettiere (Dot), Bonnie Hunt (Rosie) and John Ratzenberger (P.T.) as well as many others - one of the studios' best casts. I actually prefer, somewhat controversially I guess, 'Antz' to this - only marginally though, as I truly like them both. I'd say watch the pair, if you can!

Mr. Sackamano

Haven't seen a bug zapper in yearssssss... ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZTTT!!!!!! AAAAARRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHH....THE HUUUMMAAANNNIIITTYYYYYY!!!!...yep goin to hell

Copeland1994

I will die on the hill of this being one of my favorite Pixar films! It very much *feels* like a Toy Story film, and I can understand why that might be a turnoff to some. However, I love it. It is forever quotable. Scenes have forever popped up in my head randomly. And this is the reason Kevin Spacey is only allowed to be a bad guy in any role. Rating: 4.5/5 - 90% - Highly Recommend

chongjasmine

A nice and entertaining watch.

mistalukaofficial

"A Bug's Life" is a rather mediocre second film from Pixar. None of the characters properly develop throughout the film, and the humour is not accessible for anyone other than children. In saying that, Kevin Spacy gave a solid performance, and each scene his character (Hopper) was in was enjoyable to watch. I also liked the "blooper reel" during the credits - it was very creative. It's a shame the rest of this film is mostly unremarkable. Overall, not a particularly likeable movie, but not a bad one.

aaronortiz5-deleted-1642765709

This could really use a TV series, I would love to see more Bugs Life content, but it probably won't happen

cybermigu3

i first watched this when i was a kid and now, 20 years later, i understand how i became this communist hottie. it was an incredibly bright and sweet movie (also really funny). 100% recommended

drqshadow

A fairly run-of-the-mill story, peppered with enough unusual perspective and little bits of pure Pixar genius to somehow become something much more. Although the quality of animation hasn't aged particularly well, an ambitious scale and knack for breathtaking compositions provide ample compensation. Great voice acting from an all-star cast, a few good jokes for every age range, villains that manage to be threatening but not terrifying and a plot that's simple enough to draw anybody in, but deep enough to snag them for the duration. It doesn't hold up against Monsters, Inc. or The Incredibles, but it certainly makes for good company.

Kaito6

Welp, this was boring. Visually it's quite dated, and while the ending has its entertaining bits it was mostly boring, not only because the story was quite predictable and basic but also because the characters aren't really interesting. In the end it's quite obviously an imagery for the oppression of a working class, and I think as a movie to show to children it's quite decent at it. However as a movie itself it wasn't good. Also, the title doesn't fit at all in my opinion.

jarvis-11610345

When I was younger I've watched that movie so many times! It's funny, cute and interesting. I strongly recommend that.