Gene Hackman's career spans from theater actor to film actor, with standout performances in key roles. His work in films showcases his range as an actor, making him a standout in the industry. Gene Hackman's ability to play both complex dramatic roles and fun, memorable characters solidifies his legacy as a versatile and talented actor.
This animated comedy that earned a British Academy of Film and Television Arts nod for special effects features the voices of Woody Allen, Dan Aykroyd, Anne Bancroft, Jane Curtin, Danny Glover, Gene Hackman, Jennifer Lopez, John Mahoney, Paul Mazursky, Grant Shaud, Sylvester Stallone, Sharon Stone and Christopher Walken.
Antz tells a strong story about finding individuality and purpose in our lives. Z is a good character to explore this since an ant's job is to serve the colony first and self never, making his struggle to find himself very relatable.
Antz was released with a triumphant box office reception. Many critics praised its humor and animation style, where many of the characters resemble their voice actors.
Being a 1998 movie, the message Antz delivers is very powerful. Z shares heroism it requires to stand against evil and unjust people as he works toward justice and doing what is right.
Sylvester Stallone has starred in a variety of movies and has become an iconic action hero. Some of his notable films showcasing his talent and star power.
What makes Antz one of the best animated films to come out of the 1990s is a fun, unique portrayal of life in an ant colony, supported by a great cast of characters, which includes Woody Allen, Dan Aykroyd, Anne Bancroft, Jane Curtin, Danny Glover, Gene Hackman, Jennifer Lopez, John Mahoney, Paul Mazursky, Grant Shaud, Sylvester Stallone, Sharon Stone and Christopher Walken.
Z runs away from the colony because he hates being an insignificant part of some huge thing, but he realizes the colony is able to survive because while individually insignificant, the ants are mighty when they all work together.
As the leader of the army, General Mandible's entire existence revolves around war. In fact, his predisposition towards arbitrary violence is a far more integral piece of his personality than the interests of the colony as a whole.
Antz focuses on the plight of Z, who is living in a society that places the value of the group over the value of the individual. The plot of the film is about the conflict of individuality with the collective. Critics praised the movie for its depth of plot and its ability to be enjoyed by all ages.
Barbatus gave his message to Z the assurance he needed to live his life as an individual, not as a worker whose only purpose was contributing to the welfare and survival of the colony.
Cutter is the only ant with wings in the colony, enabling him to fly over the colony and follow Mandible's orders. Unlike other henchmen who follow their bosses blindly to the end, Cutter does not trust Mandible and openly treats the worker ants with respect. Not wanting to see the whole colony taken down by genocide, Cutter openly defied Mandible's orders and assisted Z in defeating his boss and eventually becomes the new general for the colony.
Christopher Walken's voice exhibits a stern authority befitting his character in the form of a flying, serious military ant, who is influenced by the arrogant actions of Mandible, until Cutter ultimately decides to align himself with a common worker framed as a war criminal named Z, for the betterment of the ant colony in this film's colorful insect world.
For Antz, Mandible serves as an effective villain. Gene Hackman's voice sounds authoritative and cunning, which helps to sell Mandible as an intelligent and charismatic leader able to fool others without drawing suspicion. His social Darwinist mindset fits well with the film's main themes about individuality.
Antz is a funny and inventive adventure film with an all-star cast of voice actors, which is enjoyable entertainment for kids as well as offering enough fun for adults.
Cutter shares the same role as Darth Vader. Both are devoted servants to a maniacal villain at first, but eventually exhibit emotions proving they posses a semblance of morality. In the end, they both turn on their masters and play a part in causing their death. Darth Vader throws Darth Sidious into the reactor of the Death Star and Cutter chooses to help the worker ants, which causes Mandible to attack and fall.
Antz does a good job of showing all the intricacies of the ant colony, such as the distinctions between workers and soldiers and how the ants develop creative solutions to problems. This leads beautifully into Mandible, who has a survival of the fittest view of the world. The outside world is similarly creative, with a garbage can being considered a utopia for insects due to the bountiful food.
Antz follows a worker ant through the ups and downs of an average ant who becomes a war hero, then a war criminal, and finally a revolutionary leader who transforms his ant colony completely.
The distinct voice of Danny Glover is well suited for these roles in animated films. Critics at the time were dazzled by the insect adventure. The strong cast adds a lot of fun to the story and the humor is enough to entertain kids and adults.
Z learns important lessons and finally uses all the resources at hand to save the day. Z is an unlikely hero who admits his mistakes, and proves loyal and heroic.
Antz offered a fun look at how a talking ant colony could function, like when they link their bodies together to form wrecking balls and chains. Its overall story is good, with a message about individuality versus conforming. This is showcased constantly in ant society, such as assigning roles at birth to the warriors and workers living apart from each other.
Antz kicked off the successful road in the industry of DreamWorks Animation, following the story of Z, a worker ant with an existential crisis, whose life is turned upside down when he falls in love with his colony's princess. Determined to shake things up, Z opts to seize the reins of his destiny, something that ends up placing him at the forefront of a revolution aimed at saving his colony from the evil plans of General Mandible.
Antz was a solid, often hilarious, movie with universal appeal and solid voice performances from the likes of Woody Allen, Sharon Stone, Sylvester Stallone and Jennifer Lopez.
Antz has a shockingly good story and gorgeous animation that holds up quite well today. Sylvester Stallone plays corporal Weaver, a soldier ant and friend to Woody Allen's Z.
Antz has the themes of conforming to society or striking out on your own, with its overall message being a cautionary tale about blindly following authority.
Antz premiered to critical acclaim, with Z's inspiring story about being a lowly worker ant saving his entire colony being surprisingly mature and engaging for audiences of all ages.
Wielding enormous muscles and an impressive jawline, Weaver is clearly a self-referential character. Sylvester Stallone takes it all in good humor, making Weaver an immensely likable character.
Woody Allen plays Z as a frantic character who spouts off plenty of quick jokes for older audience members. His struggle against themes of individuality and conformity are themes that anyone can relate to, made even more interesting since ants are literally expected to give their lives for the good of their colony.
Sylvester Stallone puts his stamp on the world of animation with his turn as tough-as-nails soldier ant corporal Weaver in Antz, which sets a high bar for DreamWorks' output of computer animation with plenty of heart, humor and unbridled imagination.
In addition to the thought-provoking plot, the movie features a stellar voice cast with Woody Allen, Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone all lending their talents to the film.
Z is still willing to do what he can to help the entire colony, as his willingness to try to do the right thing, even if he is not exactly sure how to accomplish that goal.
A fierce and frightening defender of the Queen's army, Mandible clings to values that align with a dictatorship, and makes it his mission to take control of his colony. Mandible is undeniably terrifying, if only because the prototype presented through him is true to life.
Antz centers around a colony of ants that must protect themselves from another bug species, with the unlikely hero coming in the form of an ant who does not quite fit in with the colony due to its intelligence and individualistic nature.
Antz has some hefty competition from PIXAR Animation Studios, which gave the people who come together to create this movie even more motivation. The adventure comedy focuses on a worker ant that ends up taking on the role of a soldier ant despite being smaller in size and pessimistic in nature. Everything changes when he discovers skills he never knew he had. Imparting lessons about preconceived notions as well as what you can accomplish if you believe in yourself, Antz is a positive tale that nearly anyone can relate to.
One of the subtler features of Antz was its depiction of a class system, with the oppressed suffering at the bottom while those in power obtained glory and recognition for the work of those under them. This is most evident in the character of General Mandible, who tries to kill defiant soldiers by shipping them off to war with the intentions of staging a coup and taking control over the colony from the Queen Ant.
Antz is a 1998 film that follows a worker ant through the ups and downs of an average ant who becomes a war hero, then a war criminal, and finally a revolutionary leader who transforms his ant colony completely.
Very clearly promotes individualism and thinking for yourself. Blindly following orders proves to be fatal. Teamwork, a good attitude, and a strong work ethic are also encouraged.
The opening moments say it all: From the fact that he cannot lift ten times his own bodyweight to his dislike of dirt, Z is definitely out of place as a worker and leaving him feeling small and pointless. To make it worse, his therapist only confirms his fears, his self-aware neurotic discontent makes him stick out like a sore thumb, as he complains about pretty much everything and pines for a better place. Fortunately, it is these same tendencies that ultimately save the colony from itself and help him find his place right where he has always been.
Gene Hackman puts his authoritative voice to good use in Antz, as he plays the villainous leader of the ant army who is looking to overthrow the queen.
Mandible's philosophy is the opposite of Z's, who yearns for individualism. Individual ants do not matter in Mandible; all that matters is the survival of the colony as a whole, which takes the collective effort of all of the ants. In his mind, ants thinking for themselves threatens everything they have built. He tries to squash this type of mindset immediately, for the only way ants can be useful if they do their job without asking questions.
Antz was a technical marvel at the time it was released and boasted an incredible cast with the likes of Gene Hackman, Sylvester Stallone and Christopher Walken. Antz was incredibly funny with some darker elements.
Mandible is an imposing villain who strikes fear into everyone around him with his menacing voice and tyrannical attitude. He was DreamWorks' first animated villain, so he is a bit of a prototype and as a result, somewhat of a stereotypical proto fascist with his plans to seize power over his colony through a bloody coup, and he does not develop much beyond that. Gene Hackman makes Mandible more as a dangerously cunning dictator.
Mandible boasts what he does is for the good of the colony, but Z quickly points out he aims to drown the colony. When Cutter calls him out, he boasts that he is the colony.
Colonel Cutter rebelling against General Mandible and stepping forward to help Z and the others. Z (to Mandible): What are you saying? We are the colony! Cutter (to Mandible): Something I should have done a long time ago. This is for the good of the colony, sir!
General Mandible is an amazing villain who strikes fear into everyone with his menacing voice and horrible actions, making him incredibly unlikeable throughout the entire film.
General Mandible's evil plan comes to fruition as the worker ants inadvertently flood the colony. Trapped in the flooded colony, Z plans a desperate escape and fights General Mandible for the colony.
Z the worker ant strives to reconcile his own individuality with the communal work ethic of the ant colony. He falls in love with ant princess Bala, Z strives to make social inroads, and then must save the ant colony from the treacherous scheming of the evil General Mandible that threaten to wipe out the entire worker population.
This film follows Z, an ant struggling with his colony's conservative and conformist ways. Although his position as a worker ant is essential to his community, he and his peers are treated as mere cogs in a machine. Z's actions cause his fellow workers to question their circumstances, which conflicts with the plans of General Mandible and his executives. Mandible claims that his orders are for the good of the group, but it is only by breaking rank and working together that the ants can save themselves from a grim fate.
General Mandible is a megalomaniac ant soldier who views worker ants as inferior vermin and soldiers as superior. He manipulates the Queen into rejecting peace negotiations with a hostile colony of termites and sends all the soldiers loyal to her on a suicide mission to attack the termites and secure his power. Both sides are destroyed in the right except for Z, which irritates him to no end. He then engineers a new dig for the miners so they will hit a water source that will drown every ant in the colony including the Queen, except for his small faction of army loyalists who will be blindly obedient to him. He tortures Weaver to find Princess Bala after Z took her away, threatens to kill Azteca if he does not comply, then orders Z killed seconds after he promised not to do so and arranges Weaver's death as well. To start his new ideal colony, he plans to force Princess Bala to marry him after he has killed her mother and everyone else. When his right hand Colonel Cutter turns against him to help Z and the worker ants out, he angrily tries to kill him while shouting that he is the colony.
Although his creativity and ingenuity are quite impressive, Mandible utilizes his intellect to overthrow the Queen in an attempt to build the perfect colony. The only reason for his inevitable failure is because thousands of ants work in perfect synchrony to escape their death trap.
Antz hits harder thanks to its stronger themes of conforming versus being an individual. While the designs of the ants can be offsetting, the characters are fun and voiced by the likes of Gene Hackman, Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone.
Z sees Mandible about to kill Colonel Cutter and shoves him out of the way. Keep in mind he barely knows Cutter, but the guy is about to help his friends, and that was far more important. Throughout the film, Z has been rather selfish, but now he understands that the colony is just as important as he is.
Antz is an animated comedy that will have lots of appeal for teens and adults, especially for fans of Woody Allen's brand of humor: ironic social commentary and perpetual worry.
DreamWorks Pictures and Pacific Data Images present "Antz" 10/2/1998 Woody Allen Dan Aykroyd Anne Bancroft Jane Curtin Danny Glover Gene Hackman Jennifer Lopez John Mahoney Paul Mazursky Grant Shaud Sylvester Stallone Sharon Stone Christopher Walken
Gene Hackman's career spans from theater actor to film actor, with standout performances in key roles. His work in films showcases his range as an actor, making him a standout in the industry. Gene Hackman's ability to play both complex dramatic roles and fun, memorable characters solidifies his legacy as a versatile and talented actor.
DreamWorks proves that Antz was an epic journey at the insect level.
of course
"What is that?!"
"I think that's the weak element sir."
Certainly a firm favorite among lovers of animated films, Antz smashed at the box office and was loved by critics.
This animated comedy that earned a British Academy of Film and Television Arts nod for special effects features the voices of Woody Allen, Dan Aykroyd, Anne Bancroft, Jane Curtin, Danny Glover, Gene Hackman, Jennifer Lopez, John Mahoney, Paul Mazursky, Grant Shaud, Sylvester Stallone, Sharon Stone and Christopher Walken.
The variety of themes, interesting visuals and voice acting were each aspects of the film that were praised.
Antz tells a strong story about finding individuality and purpose in our lives. Z is a good character to explore this since an ant's job is to serve the colony first and self never, making his struggle to find himself very relatable.
Antz was released with a triumphant box office reception. Many critics praised its humor and animation style, where many of the characters resemble their voice actors.
Being a 1998 movie, the message Antz delivers is very powerful. Z shares heroism it requires to stand against evil and unjust people as he works toward justice and doing what is right.
Z is still willing to do what he can to help the entire colony so his willingness to try to do the right thing.
Look, I got orders, and those orders say "dig."
Antz received positive reviews, with critics praising the voice cast, animation, humor and its appeal towards adults.
For that reason I like this movie.
Sylvester Stallone has starred in a variety of movies and has become an iconic action hero. Some of his notable films showcasing his talent and star power.
"Don't worry. I know almost exactly what I'm doing!"
I'll see you at the top
Okay, be careful Z
Gene Hackman remains relevant for his rich legacy, which includes some of the best movies in film history.
Featuring a stellar voice cast, technically dazzling animation and loads of good humor, Antz should delight both children and adults.
What makes Antz one of the best animated films to come out of the 1990s is a fun, unique portrayal of life in an ant colony, supported by a great cast of characters, which includes Woody Allen, Dan Aykroyd, Anne Bancroft, Jane Curtin, Danny Glover, Gene Hackman, Jennifer Lopez, John Mahoney, Paul Mazursky, Grant Shaud, Sylvester Stallone, Sharon Stone and Christopher Walken.
The visual effects are dazzling, and the vocal characterizations of Woody Allen, Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone are superb.
Z runs away from the colony because he hates being an insignificant part of some huge thing, but he realizes the colony is able to survive because while individually insignificant, the ants are mighty when they all work together.
As the leader of the army, General Mandible's entire existence revolves around war. In fact, his predisposition towards arbitrary violence is a far more integral piece of his personality than the interests of the colony as a whole.
Mandible's plan is very stupid. Without the workers how can they continue their lives?
Great stuff. Love this movie for so many reasons. The music is just one more great aspect.
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JustinSepheren i
Antz features the voices of Oscar winning actors Gene Hackman and Christopher Walken.
Antz remains a good watch, telling the story of an ant colony, where one ant is trying to go against the totalitarian nature of its colony.
Antz focuses on the plight of Z, who is living in a society that places the value of the group over the value of the individual. The plot of the film is about the conflict of individuality with the collective. Critics praised the movie for its depth of plot and its ability to be enjoyed by all ages.
Barbatus gave his message to Z the assurance he needed to live his life as an individual, not as a worker whose only purpose was contributing to the welfare and survival of the colony.
Cutter is the only ant with wings in the colony, enabling him to fly over the colony and follow Mandible's orders. Unlike other henchmen who follow their bosses blindly to the end, Cutter does not trust Mandible and openly treats the worker ants with respect. Not wanting to see the whole colony taken down by genocide, Cutter openly defied Mandible's orders and assisted Z in defeating his boss and eventually becomes the new general for the colony.
Christopher Walken's voice exhibits a stern authority befitting his character in the form of a flying, serious military ant, who is influenced by the arrogant actions of Mandible, until Cutter ultimately decides to align himself with a common worker framed as a war criminal named Z, for the betterment of the ant colony in this film's colorful insect world.
For Antz, Mandible serves as an effective villain. Gene Hackman's voice sounds authoritative and cunning, which helps to sell Mandible as an intelligent and charismatic leader able to fool others without drawing suspicion. His social Darwinist mindset fits well with the film's main themes about individuality.
Antz imparted lessons about preconceived notions and believing in yourself; important for kids to learn and vital for adults to remember.
Antz is a funny and inventive adventure film with an all-star cast of voice actors, which is enjoyable entertainment for kids as well as offering enough fun for adults.
A restless worker ant tired of the daily grind risks it all to win the heart of a princess with an independent mind and keep their colony safe.
Cutter shares the same role as Darth Vader. Both are devoted servants to a maniacal villain at first, but eventually exhibit emotions proving they posses a semblance of morality. In the end, they both turn on their masters and play a part in causing their death. Darth Vader throws Darth Sidious into the reactor of the Death Star and Cutter chooses to help the worker ants, which causes Mandible to attack and fall.
Antz does a good job of showing all the intricacies of the ant colony, such as the distinctions between workers and soldiers and how the ants develop creative solutions to problems. This leads beautifully into Mandible, who has a survival of the fittest view of the world. The outside world is similarly creative, with a garbage can being considered a utopia for insects due to the bountiful food.
Antz follows a worker ant through the ups and downs of an average ant who becomes a war hero, then a war criminal, and finally a revolutionary leader who transforms his ant colony completely.
The distinct voice of Danny Glover is well suited for these roles in animated films. Critics at the time were dazzled by the insect adventure. The strong cast adds a lot of fun to the story and the humor is enough to entertain kids and adults.
Barbatus was a seasoned warrior who readily gave his life for his colony, yet even he knew that there was a better way to live.
Z learns important lessons and finally uses all the resources at hand to save the day. Z is an unlikely hero who admits his mistakes, and proves loyal and heroic.
Agreed 👍👍👍
Antz deals with important themes such as individuality versus conformity.
Z goes from being a worker ant to a soldier ant and finds out the evil ant general wants to eliminate the inferior worker Antz altogether.
Antz offered a fun look at how a talking ant colony could function, like when they link their bodies together to form wrecking balls and chains. Its overall story is good, with a message about individuality versus conforming. This is showcased constantly in ant society, such as assigning roles at birth to the warriors and workers living apart from each other.
Antz kicked off the successful road in the industry of DreamWorks Animation, following the story of Z, a worker ant with an existential crisis, whose life is turned upside down when he falls in love with his colony's princess. Determined to shake things up, Z opts to seize the reins of his destiny, something that ends up placing him at the forefront of a revolution aimed at saving his colony from the evil plans of General Mandible.
5:30!
YEAH!
5:30
Antz was a solid, often hilarious, movie with universal appeal and solid voice performances from the likes of Woody Allen, Sharon Stone, Sylvester Stallone and Jennifer Lopez.
Antz tackles overarching issues of not judging books by their cover or the belief that even the smallest and quietest people can achieve huge goals.
Antz has a shockingly good story and gorgeous animation that holds up quite well today. Sylvester Stallone plays corporal Weaver, a soldier ant and friend to Woody Allen's Z.
Antz has the themes of conforming to society or striking out on your own, with its overall message being a cautionary tale about blindly following authority.
so powerful, i love it :)
Antz premiered to critical acclaim, with Z's inspiring story about being a lowly worker ant saving his entire colony being surprisingly mature and engaging for audiences of all ages.
Wielding enormous muscles and an impressive jawline, Weaver is clearly a self-referential character. Sylvester Stallone takes it all in good humor, making Weaver an immensely likable character.
The music writers from The Avengers borrowed this music starting at 4:35
A handful of film critics preferred Antz including Gene Siskel, who ranked the movie at number seven on his list of the best movies of 1998.
Cutter regains his humanity and joins forces with the heroes.
Woody Allen plays Z as a frantic character who spouts off plenty of quick jokes for older audience members. His struggle against themes of individuality and conformity are themes that anyone can relate to, made even more interesting since ants are literally expected to give their lives for the good of their colony.
Sylvester Stallone puts his stamp on the world of animation with his turn as tough-as-nails soldier ant corporal Weaver in Antz, which sets a high bar for DreamWorks' output of computer animation with plenty of heart, humor and unbridled imagination.
In addition to the thought-provoking plot, the movie features a stellar voice cast with Woody Allen, Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone all lending their talents to the film.
Z is still willing to do what he can to help the entire colony, as his willingness to try to do the right thing, even if he is not exactly sure how to accomplish that goal.
Adults will really get a kick out of Antz.
-People Magazine
With a superstar cast, everyone will dig this spectacular comedy adventure.
Mandible is a perfect match for Gene Hackman and his intensity, making the role scarier, and more imposing than any ant has any right to be.
DreamWorks Animation began with a much more serious tone and a heavy dose of existentialism.
A fierce and frightening defender of the Queen's army, Mandible clings to values that align with a dictatorship, and makes it his mission to take control of his colony. Mandible is undeniably terrifying, if only because the prototype presented through him is true to life.
Antz centers around a colony of ants that must protect themselves from another bug species, with the unlikely hero coming in the form of an ant who does not quite fit in with the colony due to its intelligence and individualistic nature.
Antz is riotously funny, steeped in evolved puns, elaborate gags, all hallmarks of the classic Woody Allen style of humor.
Antz has some hefty competition from PIXAR Animation Studios, which gave the people who come together to create this movie even more motivation. The adventure comedy focuses on a worker ant that ends up taking on the role of a soldier ant despite being smaller in size and pessimistic in nature. Everything changes when he discovers skills he never knew he had. Imparting lessons about preconceived notions as well as what you can accomplish if you believe in yourself, Antz is a positive tale that nearly anyone can relate to.
One of the subtler features of Antz was its depiction of a class system, with the oppressed suffering at the bottom while those in power obtained glory and recognition for the work of those under them. This is most evident in the character of General Mandible, who tries to kill defiant soldiers by shipping them off to war with the intentions of staging a coup and taking control over the colony from the Queen Ant.
Mandible was the first political villain I watched as a kid.
Antz is a 1998 film that follows a worker ant through the ups and downs of an average ant who becomes a war hero, then a war criminal, and finally a revolutionary leader who transforms his ant colony completely.
Very clearly promotes individualism and thinking for yourself. Blindly following orders proves to be fatal. Teamwork, a good attitude, and a strong work ethic are also encouraged.
Mandible loses whatever little sanity he has left when Cutter turns against him and tries to help the ants the general attempted to drown.
The opening moments say it all: From the fact that he cannot lift ten times his own bodyweight to his dislike of dirt, Z is definitely out of place as a worker and leaving him feeling small and pointless. To make it worse, his therapist only confirms his fears, his self-aware neurotic discontent makes him stick out like a sore thumb, as he complains about pretty much everything and pines for a better place. Fortunately, it is these same tendencies that ultimately save the colony from itself and help him find his place right where he has always been.
Gene Hackman puts his authoritative voice to good use in Antz, as he plays the villainous leader of the ant army who is looking to overthrow the queen.
Mandible's philosophy is the opposite of Z's, who yearns for individualism. Individual ants do not matter in Mandible; all that matters is the survival of the colony as a whole, which takes the collective effort of all of the ants.
In his mind, ants thinking for themselves threatens everything they have built. He tries to squash this type of mindset immediately, for the only way ants can be useful if they do their job without asking questions.
Today is the 25th anniversary of Antz from DreamWorks Pictures and Pacific Data Images.
Antz chronicles the life of Z, a nervous worker ant who becomes a soldier despite being small and pessimistic.
Antz was a technical marvel at the time it was released and boasted an incredible cast with the likes of Gene Hackman, Sylvester Stallone and Christopher Walken. Antz was incredibly funny with some darker elements.
Mandible is an imposing villain who strikes fear into everyone around him with his menacing voice and tyrannical attitude. He was DreamWorks' first animated villain, so he is a bit of a prototype and as a result, somewhat of a stereotypical proto fascist with his plans to seize power over his colony through a bloody coup, and he does not develop much beyond that. Gene Hackman makes Mandible more as a dangerously cunning dictator.
Mandible boasts what he does is for the good of the colony, but Z quickly points out he aims to drown the colony. When Cutter calls him out, he boasts that he is the colony.
Colonel Cutter rebelling against General Mandible and stepping forward to help Z and the others.
Z (to Mandible): What are you saying? We are the colony!
Cutter (to Mandible): Something I should have done a long time ago. This is for the good of the colony, sir!
Z: What are you saying? We are the colony.
Cutter: This is for the good of the colony.
Z: give me give me your hand
Cutter: something I should have do a long time ago
Came here for 5:40. So fucking lit
Harry Gregson Williams & John Powell Isolated Score Z to the Rescue
General Mandible is an amazing villain who strikes fear into everyone with his menacing voice and horrible actions, making him incredibly unlikeable throughout the entire film.
General Mandible's evil plan comes to fruition as the worker ants inadvertently flood the colony.
Trapped in the flooded colony, Z plans a desperate escape and fights General Mandible for the colony.
A disgruntled worker ant goes to great lengths to impress the princess he has fallen in love with, unintentionally uncovering a devious plot.
It's different to be forced into a role than it is to choose that same role.
4:34 epic
That Melody is the absolute best
4:34
See the world from a whole new perspective.
Z the worker ant strives to reconcile his own individuality with the communal work ethic of the ant colony. He falls in love with ant princess Bala, Z strives to make social inroads, and then must save the ant colony from the treacherous scheming of the evil General Mandible that threaten to wipe out the entire worker population.
Christopher Walken, known mainly for being hilariously over-the-top characters, plays the soft-spoken, deadpan Cutter.
This film follows Z, an ant struggling with his colony's conservative and conformist ways. Although his position as a worker ant is essential to his community, he and his peers are treated as mere cogs in a machine. Z's actions cause his fellow workers to question their circumstances, which conflicts with the plans of General Mandible and his executives. Mandible claims that his orders are for the good of the group, but it is only by breaking rank and working together that the ants can save themselves from a grim fate.
General Mandible is a megalomaniac ant soldier who views worker ants as inferior vermin and soldiers as superior. He manipulates the Queen into rejecting peace negotiations with a hostile colony of termites and sends all the soldiers loyal to her on a suicide mission to attack the termites and secure his power. Both sides are destroyed in the right except for Z, which irritates him to no end. He then engineers a new dig for the miners so they will hit a water source that will drown every ant in the colony including the Queen, except for his small faction of army loyalists who will be blindly obedient to him. He tortures Weaver to find Princess Bala after Z took her away, threatens to kill Azteca if he does not comply, then orders Z killed seconds after he promised not to do so and arranges Weaver's death as well. To start his new ideal colony, he plans to force Princess Bala to marry him after he has killed her mother and everyone else. When his right hand Colonel Cutter turns against him to help Z and the worker ants out, he angrily tries to kill him while shouting that he is the colony.
Although his creativity and ingenuity are quite impressive, Mandible utilizes his intellect to overthrow the Queen in an attempt to build the perfect colony. The only reason for his inevitable failure is because thousands of ants work in perfect synchrony to escape their death trap.
Critics have enjoyed the themes, humor and visuals of Antz from DreamWorks Pictures and Pacific Data Images.
Antz hits harder thanks to its stronger themes of conforming versus being an individual. While the designs of the ants can be offsetting, the characters are fun and voiced by the likes of Gene Hackman, Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone.
Z sees Mandible about to kill Colonel Cutter and shoves him out of the way. Keep in mind he barely knows Cutter, but the guy is about to help his friends, and that was far more important. Throughout the film, Z has been rather selfish, but now he understands that the colony is just as important as he is.
OMG!
Im so pissed now!
the soundtrack of Mandibuls Speach is not included
it spouse to be between 18's ending and this one's beginnign!
Its in there.
Antz is an animated comedy that will have lots of appeal for teens and adults, especially for fans of Woody Allen's brand of humor: ironic social commentary and perpetual worry.
Igualmente falta algunas tipo de música que aparece en esa película. no crees?
4:30 - 5:00 i want a longer Version
DreamWorks Pictures and
Pacific Data Images present
"Antz"
10/2/1998
Woody Allen
Dan Aykroyd
Anne Bancroft
Jane Curtin
Danny Glover
Gene Hackman
Jennifer Lopez
John Mahoney
Paul Mazursky
Grant Shaud
Sylvester Stallone
Sharon Stone
Christopher Walken
Music By Harry GREGSON Williams & John Powell
Mandible blindly follows authority as he is a social Darwinist that seeks to create the strongest colony possible.