Neil Welch Tulip was left undelivered when Cornerstone ( a delivery service run by storks) cancelled the baby delivery side of its business. She now works for Cornerstone but Junior, delegated to fire her, cannot bring himself to do so. The two of them embark on delivering a new baby to an eagerly awaiting family while sneaky *rse-lickerToady seeks to scupper them in order to curry favour with heartless boss Hunter.This CGI feature gives us two loveable protagonists: Junior, would-be heartless boss but with a heart, and Tulip, well-meaning but klutzy, and a little lost soul. We also have two villains: big boss Hunter (beautifully voiced by Kelsey Grammer) and odious, treacherous sycophant Toady, a desperately unfunny "humorous" character with the worst vocal characterisation since Steve Martin in Looney Tunes: Back In Action.My concern about this movie is that it is not very friendly towards kids who are, presumably, its main target. The story, while not over-complex, is fairly dense and may lose younger viewers, and much of the dialogue is rapid-fire with references which are aimed at adults more than youngsters.Having said that, there is a lot of humour, especially visual slapstick humour, and the emotional payoffs - and there are a fair number of them - are broadly presented so that all ages should be able to register them.With the exception of Toady, character design is good, set/location design is excellent (albeit the baby-making machinery, while dazzling, is extremely busy - just because you can use CGI to achieve complexity doesn't always mean that you should: less can often be more effective than more).The babies, of which there are literally thousands, and especially the featured baby, are unbearably cute, and thankfully avoid "so sweet they may make you puke" status.I did like this - I preferred it to the recent Trolls by a small margin - but I think older kids will enjoy it more than younger ones.

mangeshpshelote Lots and lots & Lots of cute babies in the movie. The concept of the movie is very simple. Its hilarious, emotional (at times) and very touchy movie. I would recommend this movie to all age groups right from small kids to adults. Great movie for entire family.Hope you all will like it.

mr_peabody_70 What a hilarious movie! When it came out in theaters I thought it would be another lame excuse to tell a useless story and fill it with adult-oriented but sugar-coated jokes. Nevertheless, when my daughters rented this movie, I reluctantly decided to give it a try, preconceptions aside, but having low expectations.It turned out to be one of the funniest, most touching animated movies I've seen in recent times, and it's been years that either Disney or other companies have come up with something I really enjoy. My suggestion is that you give it a try.Storks not only provides good comedy, it also touches on serious aspects of life (in a hilarious way), such as the stress that comes upon a baby's arrival and the need for kids to spend quality and quantity time with their parents.Andy Samberg and Katie Crown take the lead, their arguments throughout the movie are not only hilarious but based off actual new-parent's experiences. What make that and every other scene or line in the movie is that you can completely relate, this is intelligent/deep humor we're talking about. I recommend it!

lessal-79606 Storks seemed like a good kids movie you would watch just to get out of the house and go to the theater, but I found that storks is very boring and fast paced. Many of the jokes fell flat and felt forced, speaking of forced, the parents. The parents are absolutely terrible characters and suddenly go from being responsible to downright stupid and unrealistic. Many of the scenes are rushed and the characters actions and dialogue left me confused. Over all, storks is a waste of time movie to watch once and never again.