The Region 1 release of Dreamworks' "Bee Movie," starring Jerry Seinfeld, is set to release on March 11th.
"Bee Movie is an A!"
Get it?
I wonder if Seinfeld himself wrote that one.
I'd like to try out a few of my own on you:
"BEE sure to buy this DVD... HONEY!"
"A, BEE, SEE this movie!"
"This movie lives up to the BUZZ!"
I should be a movie critic.
For more info, hit the link below.
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Hey... I'm still on a massive turkey hangover, so excuse the lame title, but Dreamworks' "Bee Movie" cracked the $100 million mark at the US box office the past weekend.
While it's nowhere near the insane numbers of "Shrek," the creators have to feel pretty good about breaking $100 million, especially considering this was yet another talking insect film, and could have easily gone the way of "The Ant Bully" at the box office.
Not only that, but the $112 million the film has now brought in should pay for at least a tenth of the marketing budget used on the film. Kidding aside, Box Office Mojo lists the budget at $150 million, so the film still has some work to do just to break even.
If it doesn't, you can bet Jerry is going to bee in some hot water!
Forgive me.
Box Office Mojo's box office ranking for all computer animated films.
In case you've missed on of the millions of commercials that seem to play every 5 minutes from my picture-box, Dreamworks' "Bee Movie" is hitting theaters today!
If you haven't heard of the film yet, let me clue you in:
Jerry Seinfeld is the voice of a bee who lives in a New York apartment. When his wacky neighbor, Kramer, decides to install a ferris wheel in his apartment, comedy mayhem ensues. Not only that, but Jerry's ex-girlfriend Elaine is dating a man who likes to snort Drain-O, and his best friend, George, yells a lot!
Should be really good, despite its current score of 56% over on Rotten Tomatoes.
Bee Movie Official Website
Bee Movie Reviews on Rotten Tomatoes
Looks like honey just got funny...
Personally I've always found honey to be funny, so I guess I'm just way ahead of my time. I also wear bras as earmuffs and drink motor oil with lunch.
So you've got even more stuff to look forward to!
Blackfilm has posted a bunch of new shots from Dreamworks' upcoming "Bee Movie"... uh... movie.
The film looks promising, and I'm glad they decided to take out the whole part where the bee falls in love with the main female character (think I'm kidding?). That really would have made explaining the whole "Birds and Bees" thing to kids that much more difficult.
Blackfilm's Bee Movie Images
Get it? C'mon... it's clever.
Give me an E! Give me another E! What's that spell?
It spells "slow news day," so all you get is a new poster for Dreamworks' upcoming "Bee Movie."
More info on Bee Movie at ComingSoon
Dreamworks Animation has a new trailer up on Moviefone for the upcoming Jerry Seinfeld animated flick, "Bee Movie."
Lots of new footage in this one, and I especially liked the part with the pilots, as it reminded me of something that would have happened in "Seinfeld."
Moviefone's Bee Movie Trailer
Animated News
Moviefone has the exclusive first showing of the brand new trailer for Dreamworks' "Bee Movie" in a variety of HD formats.
The trailer looks good, but I had a bit of a "been there" feeling in the pit of my stomach as I watched it. First of all, it's about insects. Second of all, it's about an insect wanting to break out of the "norm." Finally it's about an insect making love to a human woman.
At least I think it is. Totally like this DVD my buddy had in college.
In any case, the trailer is up, and it looks funny. I especially like the window gag.
Bee Movie Trailer at Moviefone
The new trailer for "Bee Movie" is now up, and mixes live action Jerry Seinfeld with CG Jerry Seinfeld, both of whom are rather dry and make observations about Grapenuts not being grapes or nuts.
So buzz on over and have a look for yourself.
Isn't the bear in the clip the same one from "Over the Hedge"? They're both Dreamworks films, so it's certainly possible that he makes a little cameo in this one.
Bee Movie Trailer
MSNBC has an article posted about Jerry Seinfeld that reveals some plot details for his upcoming CG film, "Bee Movie."
The movie, actually, is animated and stars Seinfeld's distinctly New York voice as Barry B. Benson, a bee who leaves the hive and discovers, to his horror, that humans have been stealing their honey. While out in the wide world, Barry falls for Vanessa, a New York City florist (voiced by Renée Zellweger). "Somehow you buy that these two hit it off," Seinfeld explains. "It's sweet, it's sweet—but I don't really go for sweet. It happened, and I didn't resist. But I just go for funny."
In my best Seinfeld voice, "What's the deal with the humans stealing our honey?!?!"
More on Jerry and "Bee Movie" at MSNBC
The teaser site for "Bee Movie" is now up and includes the video preview that was included on the "Over the Hedge."
Once on the site, you can click a link which takes you to the Yahoo Movies site for the film. Once on that site you can watch an entertaining live-action trailer starring Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, and others dressed as bugs on a giant car windshield. I thought it would be really lame, but it was actually pretty funny.
"Bee Movie" Official Site
I was going to take some screen caps of the "Bee Movie" preview contained on the new "Over the Hedge" disc, but Animated News did the work for me.
I must say that the film looks like a winner. It's got a nice style, and the bees look really nice, as do the human characters. There isn't a ton of information offered up in the preview, but there is just enough to make me want to see more.
I love bees.
Take a look at lots of extra shots by following the link below.
Animated News' "Bee Movie" Preview Shots
