Imagnative movie that teaches kids about bees while alowing their imagnations to run wild. Good for any age.

Your kids wouldn't like this movie any further then they can throw ( dont let them).

at one point the the bee and the lady think about killing them selfs! am i the only one who remebers that?

I like it, it was interesting. But there are a lot of things I'd like to note. Violence: People are constantly trying to kill Barry, but thats not something that would scar a child, one scene had a consentration camp like refrence, mean beekeepers laughing and calling the bees names (unrealistic) forcing bees to work and smoking them down. Sex: Lots of that. Vannessa and Barry 'fall in love' (Very Unrealistic) Barry had a flirty daydream about her and him (nothing sexy) his grandpa was saying about a date with a cricket 'those crazy legs kept me up all night' and a lawyer asks Barry if him and Vanessa were 'bed bugs' and his friend said him and Vanessa 'make-out' Smoking: Adults outside smoking, but they said bees don't smoke. Stupid Stuff: Vanessa and Barry slap eachother screaming "You snap out of it!" voice acting isn't very good, Barry's voice sounds sore.

It was okay, but no very memorable.There are a few funny scenes, but not many. There's also some violence, but it's mild. I find it hard to really get into these Dreamworks films (with the expectation of Shrek).

TOTALLY unrealistic (Human and honeybee falling in love? Seriously?) and not many laughs. It seemed as if Dreamworks was trying TOO hard to market it rather than actually making the movie. I prefer either the 1st Shrek or How to Train Your Dragon...

I didnt think it was all that good i mean it wasnt terrible but some parts were blaind

Not very funny. The title is the funniest thing about the movie. Too much romance and flirtation between the bee and the woman, uncalled for. Also, very slow, movie seemed to drag on and on. I love Seinfeld and was disappointed.

Took my 6 year old daughter to see the movie and we left after 15 minutes. She has not seen many movies so the whole experience is someewhat new to her but the early scenes where Barry gets caught in the rain, swatted at, sucked through a car engine, etc. , were too much for her. I suspect that the (overly) loud soundtrack in the theater did not help. I also agree with a previous review that highlighted the difficulties with trailers. Often edited to "excite" they end up being much more intense and, personally, I was not prepared for "PG" level trailers. I understand that my daughter may be a little "movie sensitive" but wanted to air a note of concren if others read the inital review of "sweet and easy" suggested by the CS reviewer.