With a generic plot that's confusing and predictable cartoon gags, Storks fails to deliver a good kiddie movie. It is the second film from Warner Animation Group Warner Bros.' animated division which gave us the brilliant LEGO Movie which is one of my all-time favorite films. Storks in no shape reform don't have the same level of creativity or sharp humor like The LEGO Movie had and a fine voice cast led by Andy Samberg Kelsey Grammar and Jennifer Aniston gets wasted in this harmless but not lively enough animated feature.
Storks are a new spin on the old tale of storks delivering babies to their biological parents. In this weirdly, the alternative universe all the storks in the world no longer deliver babies as they now convert to just postal deliveries. The storks work for a postal service above the sky called Cornerstone. Our main character is a top delivery stork named Junior voiced by Samberg he's determined to take over the position of CEO from his boss Hunter voiced by Grammar. Hunter allows Junior to become CEO of Cornerstone if does one simple task fire Tulip voiced by Katie Crown from the company she's a human teenager who 18 years ago was the only baby left to deliver before the baby production shut down.
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