Where do I stand on this film from director duo Doug Sweetland and Nicholas Stoller? Well, let’s find out. You either enjoyed the movie, or you got really irritated with it. Released back in 2016, Storks was released by Warner Brothers, and while not bombing, it didn’t do as well as The LEGO Movie, and got mixed reviews. So, to me, Storks had a lot to live up to. It was a huge victory for Warner Brothers, and a great start to their new redone animation branch. It also showed that just because you are based on a toy, doesn’t mean you have to be terrible. The directors and writers put in their all for this one movie, and it paid off with being one of the best animated films of the decade. Everyone thought this was going to be a cynical cash-in like Home or Minions, but it ended up being better than what anyone could imagine. It was one of the biggest films of the year, and one of the biggest surprises in movie history.

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