ACK & FORTH

Happy Feet (2006)
After Mumble the penguin is blamed for the depleting stock of fish in Antarctica—his tap-dancing is thought to have brought on their god’s wrath—he sets out in search of the truth, which lies at the human end of the eco-tether.

Over the Hedge (2006)
Based on a comic strip, starring RJ the racoon, Verne the wise tortoise and his family of assorted animals, the movie has them foraging for snacks in a suburban house, where cruel traps and pest-control equipment await.

Open Season (2006)
Abandoned in the forest with a clingy one-horned mule, a pet grizzly becomes the motivated leader of one wild rampaging bunch of animals when a bevy of hunters threatens their lives.

The Ant Bully (2006)
Lucas a.k.a. Peanut is one frustrated kid. When he floods the anthill in his lawn with a water gun, it’s instant karma and poof, he becomes ant-sized. Julia Roberts, Nicholas Cage and Meryl Streep lend their voices to this adaptation of a children’s book big on life’s lessons.

Bee Movie (2007)
Barry the bee ventures into a farm where he finds his species slaving to produce honey for the humans. Assisted by his flower-seller-friend Vanessa, he wins a lawsuit, returning the honeyto the hives. But what about cross-pollination? Aha.
- V. Shoba

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