Reviews

This film is not as bad as what some people would like you to believe. The storyline is quite good,and the acting is good. Sexy goodlooking young thing worms her way into a friends house and seduces the man of the house,whilst his wife is ill in bed. Lets face it who would not like to be seduced by Drew Barrymore. The whole affair(no pun intended) results in death. Sara Gilbert has always been an actress I enjoyed watching,since she stopped playing the sassy daughter in Roseanne. I feel she carried off the part as a lonely young rebel,looking for friendship,quite well. Tom Skerritt does not seem to have done much since his "Alien" days,such a pity as he was good in that. The music score was reasonable,with a haunting tone throughout,you can get this film cheap nowadays so its worth buying.

This is a wonderful family film,with a great storyline which in 2004 is very true to the mark,Iwont reveal it and spoil your fun. All the little bugs have great hearts and a story to tell.The humour is spot on with some catchy tunes. I wish it was on sale ala DVD. a lot better than some Disney films. The photgraphy is very good,you are drawn quite cleverly into the film,which has good colour,with well drawn characters. The movement of each little bug is well defined and their are lots of them,but each is easy to remember,and easy to like. Without giving to much away the story evolves around a species in danger,a love story,and the relationship between insects and humans,I loved it years ago and its even better now. your kids will adore it.