What is Antz rated?

PG
Antz/MPAA rating
ANTZ (DreamWorks, $26.99, rated PG) 1998. Directed by Eric Darnell and Tim Johnson; voices by Woody Allen, Dan Aykroyd, Anne Bancroft, Jane Curtin, Danny Glover, Gene Hackman, Jennifer Lopez, John Mahoney, Sylvester Stallone, Sharon Stone and Christopher Walken.

What age is Antz for?

Parents beware, the uncut version contains stronger language (two instances of the S-word, one instance of the F-word and the GD-word), violence (much bloodier), and sexual content (ants have brief intercourse). That version is appropriate for ages 13+.

What app is Antz on?

Download the Peacock app and start streaming Antz.

Is Antz good for kids?

The visual effects are dazzling, and the vocal characterizations of Allen, Stallone, and Stone are superb. But there’s more death and violence than might be expected in a kids’ film. The deaths of two characters and the slaughter of thousands of animated “extras” make this too intense for younger kids.

What do they drink in Antz?

Two ants are trapped in a drop of water. The whole ant colony is threatened with extinction as water rushes into their underground tunnels. Ants are shown drinking “beer” by sucking on the body of an aphid (a small louse-like insect). An ant is tortured by other ants, by being punched in the face (his face is bruised).

Is Antz a good movie?

Overall this is an excellent film for adults and children. A Bug’s Life may be better for children because of it’s brighter animation and greater reliance on visual humour, however Antz is by far the superior film.

How is Antz PG?

The MPAA rated Antz PG for mild language and menacing action.

Is Antz Disney?

Antz was the first film from DreamWorks Animation, and the third feature-length computer-animated film after Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story (1995) and NDR Filmes’s Cassiopeia (1996)….

Is there an Antz 2?

Antz 2: The Return of the Colony is an Animated Sequel that releases in August 7, 2019, and DVD releases in January 23, 2020.

Is Antz a ripoff?

That false perception is mostly attributable to the unusual case of Antz. When it hit theaters in 1998 it was, after Toy Story in 1995, only the second feature-length computer animated film ever made. Yet it was already widely considered a knock-off to a presumably superior Pixar movie that hadn’t even come out yet.

Will there be an Antz 2?

Was Antz a ripoff of a Bugs Life?

Regardless, Lasseter publicly dismissed Antz as a “schlock version” of A Bug’s Life; however, Lasseter later admitted that he never saw the film. Lasseter claimed that if DreamWorks and PDI had made the film about anything other than insects, he would have closed Pixar for the day so the entire company could go see it.