Tim Johnson (3) (1961–)

The plot, excepting perhaps the hint of a bromance redemption story at its core, is rather standard fare, and the merger of CGI monsters and traditional animation characters is unfortunately very ungainly at times. But there are lovely little glimmers of humour and personality in the dialogue and characterizations, and in particular the evil goddess is very inventively and memorably animated. And I should state that while the choice to set a story about "Sinbad the Sailor" in some mystical show more Ancient Greece pastiche is odd, it works well enough that I don't take any major issue with it. show less

Life is no picnic for Z, a small worker ant with some very big ideas, whose chances with the beautiful Princess Bala are literally one in a billion. When Z convinces his soldier ant buddy to switch places with him, his simple life takes a wild turn.

Comedy

Adventure