Review of Worms (2013) by Josep4T — 03 Aug 2015
This mud pie is delicious.
Junior is a worm that is over protected by his parents down to the helmet he wears around his friends. One day while trying to prove he is not a wimp, he is scooped up in a shovel and taken to the surface. Once there he discovers that his family and friends are at risk. He'll need to get home and fill his family in before the humans scoop them up too!
"You are my slaves. I am your leader. I am in charge.".
Paolo Conti and Arthur Nunes collaborate to deliver each of their first films in Worms. The storyline for this picture is fairly straightforward and nothing special. The animation style is pretty good but not elite and the voices fit the characters well but do not contain any major names.
"I hope he doesn't kill himself before we're done.".
This was recently added to the Netflix queue so I decided to add it to the queue for my daughter and I. She enjoyed it for the most part but this felt like a lower budget addition to the genre. This will keep your child's attention but there are likely better selections available for them.
"That would be most inconvenient.".
Grade: C-.
This review of Worms (2013) was written by Josep4T on 03 Aug 2015.
Worms has generally received mixed reviews.
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