I was taught to not judge a book by its cover, and it is a maxim that I try to follow as far as possible, but sometimes I think we can abandon their prejudices. Bee Movie
falls quietly in one of these cases. The wordplay of the title already says enough, as the production house leaves little room for hope to see a good movie, but once again I wanted to have confirmation of my ideas and, once again, I had . I was hoping for an unexpected surprise, but I was more than disappointed.
Barry B. Benson (Jerry Seinfeld) is a bee who graduates choose not to enter into the rhythm of the monotonous life of a hive and out to discover the world. After meeting with the lovely Vanessa Bloome (Renée Zellweger), a woman with whom Barry holds a special friendship Apesco breaking the rule that prohibits talking to humans, the protagonist discovers that the bee humans steal honey bees and therefore a lawsuit intent to all producers of honey. Won the case, honey bees are compensated and they stop producing it again, causing the decay of all the flowers in the world. Once again, Barry is to fix things.
If the plot seems rambling, well, you're right. Indeed
Bee Movie is a film that basically does not go to parry nowhere, turning in on itself and on a number of developed plots and subplots in a rough and approximate. It is not that yet another "box" that departs from DreamWorks branded good premise but ends up wasting quite wrong to concentrate on. It seems that in the original language is better, grazie al doppiaggio di Jerry Seinfeld (talentuoso comico americano), ma di tutto questo non c'è traccia nella versione italiana. Almeno c'è da baciarsi le mani per non essere stati costretti a subirsi il doppiaggio di qualche personaggio televisivo italiano.
Voto: 4 / 10
