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Children's animated adventure which features no spoken dialogue. A group of black ants claim a box of sugar discovered by one of their tribe at an abandoned picnic. A rival tribe of red ants want the sugar for themselves and so begins a war in which a little ladybug tries to help his black ant friend protect his home and family from their ruthless enemy. (Lionsgate Home Entertainment)
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Just sounds and images. No words. And in this execution. It's simply a fantastic treat for the soul that is incredibly action-packed, entertaining, and intriguing. The mimicry of the tiny creatures is incredible, even though they essentially have none. Just their gaze and the appropriate sound, and you know exactly what emotion they evoke in you. It’s almost surreal.
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Definitely the best documentary from the insect kingdom - not even the famous BBC would make something like this. But now more seriously: This is SUCH a magical film with everything that it's almost impossible to describe. Idea after idea, cute animation, humor, suspense, epic battles... In short, nothing is missing and it even does it without a single word. The Minuscules did it!
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An unbelievable blast that surpasses Kooky and sets a higher bar for animated films for kids. It works just as good as the shorts. The tension is so thick you can cut it with a knife. The music as awesome.
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A mildly grotesque Ladybug: A journey There and Back Again that would have made Sekor=s and Tolkien's hearts sing. And if you still have at least a glimmer of your childish self that could appreciate the whirlwind of naughtily instructive playful imagination, you will be no different.
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