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Antz(1998)
Antz(1998)
CGI-animated adventure revolving around a neurotic ant named Z (voiced by Woody Allen) and his quest to find romance.
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Film Details
Year
2013
Duration
96 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
An ambitious garden snail chases a big dream in this amusing animated comedy. Obsessed with speed, underdog Turbo is desperate to compete in the world's most famous race, the Indy 500. Unfortunately, his ultra-slow pace makes this an impossible wish; until, one day, a freak accident leaves the mollusc with the super-swiftness he craves. Now as fast as a bullet, Turbo gets to prove his new talent when he and his brother, Chet, are captured by a snail-racing human who sets him on an amazing adventure. With attractive visuals and a great voice cast, this heart-warming celebration of family, friendship and being yourself is simply plotted but lots of fun - especially for younger club members.
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