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Written by Cole the Kid Critic November 20, 2008

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Julia Roberts, Nicolas Cage, Meryl Streep, Zach Taylor

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The Ant Bully should have forged for better material. In the world of insect movies, The Ant Bully has better animation and is better than ANTZ, but is not as good as A Bug's Life.The Ant Bully is about a bullied kid who gets turned to ant size after he puts his anger on the ants. "Don't pick on people smaller than you" and "animals have feelings, too" are nice messages, but the movie is not too entertaining. It is funny if your wondering, but that does not really save it. Yes, there is bug death. Ages 5+

by Cole the Kid Critic, Age 11

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The Ant Bully 2009-09-19 02:52:47 Cole the Kid Critic

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The Ant Bully 2009-03-16 06:35:41 Tara the Mom

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Reviewed by Tara the Mom March 15, 2009

PARENT REVIEW: Will Squash Ant Squashing

Tolerance and understanding of other cultures takes on a whole new meaning when an ostracized child finds acceptance in the community of ants he's been thoughtlessly killing. The Ant Bully will hopefully make viewers see the creatures around them as more than just objects. Parents can use the analogy to discuss cultures that are so vastly different from ours we don't understand them. The battle scenes won't be too frightening for most small children. For children of all ages.

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