Renee Zellweger isn't any better. In Bee Movie, Bloome never really blossoms into a full character with a personality of her own. Zellweger's voice isn't even particularly recognizable. If you were to describe Vanessa Bloome you would find it difficult because she has no real definable traits. This is half Zellweger and half eyebrow furling writing.

Children's movies insightful to society because they act as a magnifying glass into the values deemed important by a group of people. They are supposed to convey the most important ideas in the simplest way possible. So when I saw Bee Movie, I was stunned by the unbelievable moral of Bee Movie. Barry makes a mistake which nearly causes the end of the world. His mistake is what we might praise Abraham Lincoln for when we revisit the moral triumph of the world. (Excuse the vague references but I don't want to spoil the movie.) I left wondering if the moral of the story is to be what your parents want you to be or don't try to change anything because you might end the world.

The world in Bee Movie isn't anything phenomenal either. There are no scenes where I thought the animation was great, nor are there any that made me want to burn the film. The animation can best be described as fine.

Bee Movie does have a lot of chuckles and even a few hearty laughs. The children in the theater didn't act up at all and were completely mesmerized by the story at all times. I was disappointed that the moral of the story was odd enough that I left the movie uncomfortable with the subtext, because otherwise the movie is fun.