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This
week's answer:
"Bee-ing"
Real
I'm not sure exactly how much you
disliked the film, Ariana, but I was not exceptionally
fond of the script, I must say. (Well, I don't
really have to say, but I wanted to, so I
did.) Even though, the overall story was fine
(although not as impacting as other animation scripts
such as "Meet the Robinsons," to name one),
the screenplay seemed inordinately forced, as though the
writer or writers didn't trust the (the very creative
and original) world of the bee and the story that
transpires within it, which caused them (not the bees,
the writers) to "bee" forced, trying so hard
to "bee" funny, which, I "bee"lieve,
in a sense, even influenced the voiceover actors to
"bee" uncomfortable with their lines and
"bee"come forced, themselves, thereby making
the entire presentation come across as "bee"-ing
forced. But, "bee" that as it
may...
I must say the movie sure did get a
lot of "buzz."
DcH
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