I'm 41 years old and I have seen a lot of great animated movies such as Rio. I'm not sure if I can give Migration a shot. About Ducks and taking on a flying adventure to Jamaica. Only to be thwarted by an executive chef who cooks ducks for his cuisines Migration has a good message but it does have a few laughs. The animation is always beautiful especially seeing the nature of God's creation.

The story and direction is the issue here. Duck family are lost and they take the wrong direction. Travel to a city where dangerous things take place. The father and son character development begins with opening their eyes and seeing the world. Instead of living in stagnant and be a boring slob. Overall it was a fun time no alcohol required.

I couldn't resist the chance to watch "Migration" ahead of its Boxing Day release date. From start to finish, my love for "Migration" only grew stronger. The film is an absolute delight - it's not just super cute and funny, but it's also packed with heartwarming moments that tug at your emotions. The characters bring such warmth and charm that you can't help but be drawn into their world.

Beyond the humor and cuteness, "Migration" delivers a great message to stop waiting for life to happen to you. The animation is nothing short of fantastic, bringing the story to life with vibrant visuals and captivating sequences. "Migration" is a perfect blend of laughter, heart, and visual brilliance that makes it a must-watch for animation enthusiasts of all ages.

The trailer made this look like it was a film the family could enjoy but I think it is more aimed at kids.

There are a few (rather lame) jokes that adults can appreciate but this is really just about getting fast moving bright colours on the screen.

There is no real story just a bunch of stuff that happens, normally ending in some of the birds tumbling through a door.

This is well made for what it is and I am pretty sure that younger kids will get a kick out of it but this is the kind of film where it comes on the TV in 6 months times and it feels vaguely familiar but you can't really remeber why.