Animals United (2010)

This animated film is about animals not dogs but the film set in Africa all the animals around the world from anywhere are wondering what happened to the water. And the water had completely disappeared billy a meerkat and his pal Socrates the lion and the animal-animals are now arguing and fighting over their water with the help of their friends giselle a giraffe, and an elephant angie embark on amazing adventure-filled journey to find water but they meet a motley crew of special animals to Africa a polar bear a kangaroo a koala a tasmanian devil and two lovable young married couples turtles. They soon find out that the water is being held by a people luxury hotel, forcing all the animals to team and are about to join forces in order to survive and break the dam to save their little animal family and friends!

I am a teenager and i saw this movie, it was on Netflix and i thought id watch it because i love animated kids movies, i sincerely regret watching it. the plot, what plot? the movie was all over the place, it was like the animators just threw in a bunch of characters and just called it a movie, this movie literally just had a bunch of random characters come in, there were two random turtles, a kangaroo, a koala, a Tasmanian Devil, a random polar bear, oh don't even get me started on the polar bear, and a chicken, along with a bunch of safari animals. there was a damn polar bear in the safari, how?!? there were no back stories, no character or plot back stories, like how did the turtles, kangaroo, taz devil, polar bear and a chicken, get a damn floating bathtub and end up all together, and float onto the banks of the safari? i mean come on people, oh and i wasn't paying attention at the end but why were all the animals in new York or whatever city they went to? and also the voice synchronization was horrible, do not watch this movie!

I registered on this site, after using it for 10+ years, simply to warn people away from this overt and factless piece of propaganda. It is being used to propagandize our children in the manner that the ECO community see fit. Within the first five (5) minutes, there are direct references to global warming, automotive air pollution and oil spills. All are characterized as being the reasons for the lack of water in a valley because a dam had been built (which is incorrect) and the children are being taught to embrace the agenda of the Socialist/Wealth Redistribution crowd because of the references aforementioned. It seems that humans and all their machines are bad for the planet and all animals would be better off without us. This is a mantra heard, relentlessly, by the likes of PETA, the Sierra Club, Greenpeace, et al. If a filmmaker wishes to make a film disparaging the so called ills that humans have wreaked on the planet, let them entitle it a documentary, or more correctly a mockumentary. However, do not try to indoctrinate our children, for this is all that this film is: indoctrination propaganda. If you want to SELL your film to children, seek to sell it to those with stupid, uncaring parents. Mine would never see such brainwashing crap!

**** possible spoiler... although there isn't much of a plot to spoil**** Like another viewer, I created an account specifically to review this horrid waste of time. I love animation and am willing to suspend belief to follow a good storyline, but this movie is one of the worst I have ever had the misfortune to sit through.The graphics are disproportionate, the ecological message bludgeons the audience from the start, and the storyline makes no sense. At one point, there is a chicken, a polar bear, two (what appear to be) Galapagos terrapins, a kangaroo and a Tasmanian devil all floating across some ocean in a rusty bathtub... and no reasonable explanation as to how these creatures all suddenly came to inhabit said bathtub.Trust me, the scene description above is indicative of the entire movie. Worst piece of drivel I've observed in a long time, and I've watched some monumentally bad movies with poor ratings and given them the benefit of the doubt. Save yourself; don't waste your (or your children's) time with this piece of garbage.