Title: Storks (DVD Review)
Author: Gypsy Rose
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Published Date: 2017-06-29
Original URL: https://geeknode.co.za/2017/06/storks-dvd-review
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- Genre Animation
- Director Nicholas Stoller, Doug Sweetland
- Producer Warner Animation Group, RatPac-Dune Entertainment and Stoller Global Solutions
- Actors Andy Samberg
Katie Crown
Kelsey Grammer
Jennifer Aniston
Ty Burrell
Keegan-Michael Key
Jordan Peele
Danny Trejo
- Where we got our copy Times Media Films
- Reviewed on DVD
- Available on DVD

- Gypsy Rose

- 4 months ago

- 0 0

phatmammasboy’s initial review of this film is, in my opinion, absolutely on point. This film is one that offered a lot to take note of, much of which was not difficult, but rather quite interesting to swallow, and the review quite impressively manages to cover every detail and opinion of relevance.

The DVD version of Storks comes with menu options of four languages, English, Dutch, Russian and Portuguese, which include options of audio description as well as English and Dutch for the deaf and hard of hearing.

There are just two special features available on the Storks DVD. They include one LEGO-animation short film, “The Master: A LEGO Ninjago short” and a music video for Jason Derulo’s “Kiss the Sky” which appears on the film’s soundtrack.

The music video in the special features of Storks is composed of cute, fun, and full-on action scenes from the movie, which are well synchronised with the frequencies of the song itself, “Kiss the Sky,” by Jason Derulo. This would be great to watch if you’ve just completed watching the film and feel like bathing yourself in all the feelings and best shots all over again. It’s got that high energy feeling, which will leave you feeling bursting with emotion from the film’s story, and from the song itself.

All in all, Storks is fun family film, which has a great DVD offering, one that I would recommend to the animated film fan. Check it out!

phatmammasboy’s initial review of this film is, in my opinion, absolutely on point. This film is one that offered a lot to take note of, much of which was not difficult, but rather quite interesting to swallow, and the review quite impressively manages to cover every detail and opinion of relevance. The DVD version of Storks comes with menu options of four languages, English, Dutch, Russian and Portuguese, which include options of audio description as well as English and Dutch for the deaf and hard of hearing. There are just two special features available on the Storks DVD. They include one LEGO-animation short film, “The Master: A LEGO Ninjago short” and a music video for Jason Derulo’s “Kiss the Sky” which appears on the film’s soundtrack. The music video in the special features of Storks is composed of cute, fun, and full-on action scenes from the movie, which are well synchronised with the frequencies of the song itself, “Kiss the Sky,” by Jason Derulo. This would be great to watch if you’ve just completed watching the film and feel like bathing yourself in all the feelings and best shots all over again. It’s got that high energy feeling, which will leave you feeling bursting with emotion from the film's story, and from the song itself. All in all, Storks is fun family film, which has a great DVD offering, one that I would recommend to the animated film fan. Check it out! [taq_review]

Movie Review: Storks (DVD Review)

Movie Review: Storks (DVD Review)

2017-06-29

Gypsy Rose

Original Film Score - 6.5

DVD Extra Features - 6

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6.3

A nicely packed DVD set, featuring extra features to the film that were undoubtedly complimentary. Having said that, it isn't necessarily a box set you might take out to enjoy time and time again, but for what it's worth, it's a nice composition.

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Gypsy Rose is convinced that she's actually a fictional character who has somehow accidentally ended up in the real world. As a result of this, she finds herself being frequently delusional, living la vie en rose.

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