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And, you guessed it, it was Pigeon Toady. He speaks in the most annoying way possible, like he's some sort of surfer dudebro who uses the word 'brah' a lot. I'm not saying that Steve Glickman, who voiced Pigeon, did a bad job, I'm just saying that he was terribly annoying to the point that I wanted nothing more than for his character to die a horrible death.
Outside of appearing in Workaholics, this guy has a shit filmography. I honestly have no idea if this guy is actually funny or not, but if his performance here is any indication, then he's fucking dreadful.
And I know I said that he wasn't actually bad, but if this is the type of voices he does, then I will hate him in everything he does. That's how annoying he was. At the very least it's a minor character and they do get some funny moments out of it. Which brings us to the ending.
Basically over a million infants are created and the storks are meant to deliver them all. This is where the film actually shows its progressive side. You get to see quick flashes of all the families that receive babies, like one to two second flashes, and you get to see two LGBT couples one lesbian and one homosexual receive babies.
Zippy and zany, cute and cuddly, Storks manages to balance wild humor with winning heart—for the most part. Lawrence 1 January Image Unavailable Image not available for Color: Garth Jennings, Christophe Lourdelet. Yes No Report this. Danny Trejo as Jasper.
You also see a single mother. I'd like to say that it's subtle because of the fact that it's a quick flash, but it's really not.
And I'm not saying that that's a bad thing in the least, I've always been very supportive of the LGBT community and their right to adopt. And it isn't, of course. The fact of the matter is that these people have a narrow-minded view of what families can be. Families come in all shapes and sizes, there's no one 'set' formula for what a family is or what it can be, regardless what these conservatives would have you believe. And I'm glad that the movie, in however of a small dose it may have been, showcased that. With that out of the way, the movie isn't perfect, far from it.
It's got a lot flaws and those flaws should be obvious.
Inconsistencies aside, I still found myself enjoying a lot of this movie. The voice acting is strong, outside of one really annoying character, the dialogue is good. The narrative isn't great, but it does a good job at getting you invested in its characters and their actions. I'd recommend it only as a rental though. Storks,like The LEGO Movie,has a not-really complicated story,packed in a fast 1 and a half hour movie,along with his gags and a heartbreaking last scene. Storks is an amiable and occasionally touching little animated flick with one ingenious comedic sequence involving creepy penguins and a sleeping child.
However, Storks had the potential to be even funnier and even more poignant had it really stuck to one thing, instead of hundreds ideas thrown in a blender and swirled onscreen. The idea of a family mending their love for each other with the arrival of a child and the unlikely stork and girl mission to deliver the child, had a lot of warmth in premise. Throw in a villainous pigeon, shape-shifting wolves and dialogue spit out at an abnormally quick pace, Storks loses balance and becomes just another ok animated film.
And maybe that's ok. Storks is cute and funny, just not enough of either to distinguish itself. More Top Movies Trailers. DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Black Panther Dominates Honorees. Trending on RT Avengers: Post Share on Facebook. View All Videos 3. Movie Info In this animated children's fantasy, two storks voiced by Kelsey Grammer and Andy Samberg reveal the truth about their job delivering babies to new parents. Nicholas Stoller , Doug Sweetland. Andy Samberg as Junior. Katie Crown as Tulip. Kelsey Grammer as Hunter.
Jennifer Aniston as Sarah Gardner. Ty Burrell as Henry Gardner. Anton Starkman as Nate Gardner. Keegan-Michael Key as Alpha Wolf. Jordan Peele as Beta Wolf. Danny Trejo as Jasper.
Steve Glickman as Pigeon Toady. Chris Smith as Dougland. Ike Barinholtz as Miscellaneous Stork. Jorma Taccone as Miscellaneous Stork. Amanda Lund as Miscellaneous Stork. Magnificent 1 Opening For Denzel and Crew.
Sep 23, Full Review…. Sep 23, Rating: Nov 12, Full Review…. Frantically fast paced and constantly hilarious. Aug 30, Rating: Aug 21, Rating: Jun 22, Full Review…. Apr 30, Rating: Mar 21, Rating: View All Critic Reviews Dann Michalski Super Reviewer. Jesse Ortega Super Reviewer. It won't win any Oscars and it won't be everyone's cup of tea. So try it out. There's a chance you'll be among the ones who can't stop watching it.
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But when an order for a baby appears, the best delivery stork must scramble to fix the error by delivering the baby. Nicholas Stoller , Doug Sweetland. New on Amazon Prime Video in July. Upcoming Family Movies. Animation Library of Kastlekonfusion. Tales want to see. Share this Rating Title: Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin.
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Despicable Me 3 Edit Cast Complete credited cast: Junior voice Katie Crown Tulip voice Kelsey Grammer Hunter voice Jennifer Aniston Sarah Gardner voice Ty Burrell Henry Gardner voice Anton Starkman Nate Gardner voice Keegan-Michael Key Alpha Wolf voice Jordan Peele Beta Wolf voice Danny Trejo Jasper voice Stephen Kramer Glickman Dougland voice as Chris Smith Awkwafina Quail voice Ike Barinholtz Miscellaneous Storks voice Jorma Taccone Miscellaneous Storks voice Amanda Lund Edit Storyline Storks deliver babies Edit Details Official Sites: X Dolby Surround 7. Edit Did You Know?