I generally look forward to animated movies, but this one didn’t really grab my attention initially. I ended up seeing it mostly because I loved 'The Lego Movie'. It isn't quite as impressive as that film, though it is a sweet and charming animation. The movie seems geared toward kids and families, but anyone can have fun with it if they aren't letting their age or other factors influence their expectations. So, if you haven’t seen it yet, put those things aside to enjoy it. It doesn’t really connect to the 2009 short film 'Partly Cloudy', however people hoping for a full-length movie with a similar concept might find something to like in this one—though there are differences. The storks changed their jobs eighteen years ago, and then a series of events leads them to understand what they should really be doing. So, on an adventure, Junior, who is soon going to be the boss, tries to correct his error. During that process, he reveals some hidden things, which sets up the final part where the storyteller decides how it will conclude. It's not a terrible story—it’s a road-trip style adventure like many animated films. The humor was good and the characters were well-developed within the limited time. Some moments felt quite absurd, but they were still enjoyable. I especially liked the wolf pack and their unusual way of handling situations. The animation was also very fluid, and since the film was short, it moved along quickly. It’s not the best animated movie of the year, but it's good for entertainment purposes. Animation fans shouldn’t skip it, and little kids should definitely see it. _7/10_

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