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A Bug's Life (Collector's Edition) - DVD - Good w/ slipcover BILINGUAL R1 Pixar

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Language: English, French

UPC: 0786936217896

Format: DVD

Release Year: 1998

Rating: G

Sub-Genre: Animation/Anime

Genre: Family-Disney

Movie/TV Title: A Bug’S Life

Studio: Walt Disney Video

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by arthukimbal-0
Sep 24, 2018Top favourable review
Good Disney film.
Good movie. I saw this years ago and now that I have grandchildren, I want it on hand for them. It has good leads and a fine supporting cast. The story and screenplay are very good. Well worth your time to watch.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: goodreadings
by texanteacher1
May 30, 2008
A Bug's Life
A Bugs Life is funny, vibrant looking and appealing to all ages. The story opens with the ants harvesting food for their archenemies, the grasshoppers. The long line of ants carrying the food is stopped dead in its tracks by a disaster. A leaf has fallen smack dab in the middle of the line, and they have no idea how to cope. Finally, it is suggested that they might actually walk around the leaf, and, miracle of miracles, that works. One ants claims that the catastrophe wasn't nearly as bad as the "twig of 93." The grasshoppers are led by a mean looking critter named Hopper, done with a deliciously sinister voice by Kevin Spacey. "Ants pick the food; grasshoppers eat the food," Hopper keeps reminding the ants of their place in life. And when ants don't toe the line, Hopper's universal ... A Bugs Life is funny, vibrant looking and appealing to all ages. The story opens with the ants harvesting food for their archenemies, the grasshoppers. The long line of ants carrying the food is stopped dead in its tracks by a disaster. A leaf has fallen smack dab in the middle of the line, and they have no idea how to cope. Finally, it is suggested that they might actually walk around the leaf, and, miracle of miracles, that works. One ants claims that the catastrophe wasn't nearly as bad as the "twig of 93." The grasshoppers are led by a mean looking critter named Hopper, done with a deliciously sinister voice by Kevin Spacey. "Ants pick the food; grasshoppers eat the food," Hopper keeps reminding the ants of their place in life. And when ants don't toe the line, Hopper's universal refrain to his troops is "Squish 'em!" In private, he says that, since there are more ants than grasshoppers, it would be a terrible thing for the local insect food chain if the ants ever figured out what they could accomplish with their vaster numbers. The story's hero is an ant named Flik (Dave Foley), an inventor who is always getting the other ants in trouble with his hair-brained schemes. After he loses all of the grain that they've been storing up for the grasshoppers, he proposes to leave their island and go in search of "bigger bugs" that would be a match for the evil grasshoppers. Princess Atta (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), The Queen (Phyllis Diller) and the council agree with his proposal. They never expect to see him again, which would please most of them. In a classic story of mistaken identity, Flik happens onto the acting troop from the P. T. Fleas Circus. He hires them thinking that they are warrior bugs. They, on the other hand, think they've been engaged to perform circus acts for the ants. The wise script milks this idea for a long stream of laughs before it lets both sides realize how vulnerable they are. The colorful bugs include a praying mantis, a monarch butterfly, a pair of roly-poly bugs and a walking stick. Best of all is Denis Leary as a ladybug guy named Francis. Francis gets in touch with his feminine side while being a den mother to a troop of little ants, called the blueberries. Although the film contains none of the inappropriate sexual references of ANTZ, it does have one hilarious line when the lightning bugs accidentally shine a light at the wrong time. This causes someone to yell out, "turn your butt off." This is the only even slightly off-color line in the entire picture. The marvelously inventive film ends in a celebration in which the ants even figure out how to create fireworks out of nothing more than some weeds. This sumptuous ending sequence is a perfect conclusion to a magical film. And then come the ending credits when, in the "outtakes," we see how hard it is even for animated characters to get their lines right and to keep a straight face. Whatever you do, don't miss a minute of this hilarious concoction. A BUGS LIFE runs 1:34. It is rated G for all ages.
by hedly
Jul 02, 2009
Pretty good movie
Our boy (2-1/2 years old) watches Cars every night before bed, so we bought this one in hopes of finding an alternative since we have Cars memorized. Well, there are quite a few scary scenes for a kid this young. In addition, while the overall theme is positive, there is a lot of negative talk from the grasshoppers. Kids at a young age pick up on words like stupid and idiot (also in Cars) and it can be tough to train them not to use them. Wall-E is one of my favorites because there is hardly any dialog, no scary scenes, and the whole movie is pretty positive. Anyway, kids 4 and up (to about 35 years old) will enjoy the A Bugs Life. Just be sure to sit with them every so often to reinforce the good behavior of the characters and condemn the bad.Our boy (2-1/2 years old) watches Cars every night before bed, so we bought this one in hopes of finding an alternative since we have Cars memorized. Well, there are quite a few scary scenes for a kid this young. In addition, while the overall theme is positive, there is a lot of negative talk from the grasshoppers. Kids at a young age pick up on words like stupid and idiot (also in Cars) and it can be tough to train them not to use them. Wall-E is one of my favorites because there is hardly any dialog, no scary scenes, and the whole movie is pretty positive. Anyway, kids 4 and up (to about 35 years old) will enjoy the A Bugs Life. Just be sure to sit with them every so often to reinforce the good behavior of the characters and condemn the bad.
by fishs-73
Aug 27, 2022
A bug's life is the right title for this movie.
It is a very funny comical movie and the cost low. I do like movies like these. where it is narrated.
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by atlast58
Jun 16, 2019
Bugs Life cute and intertaining movie for whole family!
Finally got to watch a Bugs Life, such a cute movie. Thanks, great price*****
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Good Disney film.

A Bug's Life

Pretty good movie

A bug's life is the right title for this movie.

Bugs Life cute and intertaining movie for whole family!

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