Home Opinion ‘Storks’ shows that birds have feelings too Opinion ‘Storks’ shows that birds have feelings too By Isaac Grad. February 14, 2025. 0. 135. Share. Facebook. Twitter “Storks” is an animated ...

In Warner Bros.' upcoming animated comedy Storks, the titular birds long ago switched from delivering babies to delivering packages for an Amazon-like internet retailer called Cornerstore. But an ...

In Warner Bros.’ newest animated movie “Storks,” the birds are no longer able to deliver babies because profits have dwindled in the baby industry and running an online package delivery ...

The movie's "really organic, weird takes and offbeat jokes" were improvised on the spot. "It feels more like a SNL sketch than an animated movie that has been belabored.” Storks is stepping up ...

Storks, the new digital cartoon about a crew of sharp-beaked, flamingo-legged birds who deliver babies (or used to; they now deliver consumer packages — but we’ll get to that in a minute), is ...

Birds aren't the only stars of the show. Katie Crown has a breakthrough voice performance as the orphan Tulip. Raised by storks, she helps find the home for a mislaid baby.

Meanwhile, a scowling, possibly maniacal old stork (Danny Trejo) stalks them from afar, only revealing his obvious intentions when the movie gets to the point where he has run his course.

"Storks," like the most famous folkloric image of the titular bird -- airborne and carrying a hammocked baby in its beak -- is a thing at once cute, ungainly and seemingly lighter than air.

The link between raucous fraternity comedy and animated bird movie doesn’t seem necessarily obvious, but there’s a deeper connection between Nicholas Stoller’s films than you’d first ...

After a raucous, wildly slapstick and very funny LEGO short that’s tacked on to the beginning of “Storks,” everything goes retro, at least in the plot’s main subject area. Watch out, parents.

My goodness, “Storks” is a strange movie. It’s also a bad one, and a reminder that not all children’s films are created equally. For every “Inside Out” or “Finding Dory,” ...

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