A Bug's Life

Critics who write off A Bug's Life focus on the surface-level plot about Flik's individual perseverance ... But under this palatable veneer is a story about workers' rights.

A Bug's Life may be the single most amazing film I've ever seen that I couldn't fall in love with.

This animated fable teems with vivid creatures standing on their own countless feet.

Cute animated tale with some mild peril and scary bugs.

The rest of the film has similar fun mixing bug-world givens with anthropomorphism.

Entertaining computer-animated fantasy epic.

Disney has triumphed yet again and “A Bug’s Life” is easily their best computer-generated effort yet. “A Bug’s Life” is a film for the entire family. Both adults and children alike will be thrilled and delighted.

Following on the multi-legged heels of Dreamworks' often dark and somber computer animation debut "Antz," "A Bug's Life" is Disney's colorful follow-up to its mega-blockbuster "Toy Story."

It may not have had the commercial success of Finding Nemo, or the franchise potential of Toy Story,' but A Bug's Life still deserves respect for its story and the place it occupies in Pixar history

Creatively pokes fun at the activities and traits of insects that audiences are familiar with for intelligent bouts of visual humor.