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A Bug's Life is the next outing for Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios, following on from their smash hit Toy Story. Like Toy Story before it, A Bug's Life is completely digitally animated.
Flik (Dave Foley) is a worker ant in a colony that is beset upon by a gang of aggressive grasshoppers on an annual basis, who steal their food. The grasshoppers are lead by Hopper (Kevin Spacey). The Queen's daughter, Princess Atta (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), sends Flik on what she believes will be a futile mission to get help from some warrior insects - Flik mistakenly hires a flea circus troupe of insects as warriors, and when they arrive back at the ant colony, they are greeted as heroes. This paves the way for a confrontation between the ant colony and the grasshoppers.
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Out-Takes
Geri's Games - Academy Award Winning Animation Of An Old Man Playing Chess Against His Evil Twin.
Audio Commentary : John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton & Lee Unkrich
A Bugs Life (DVD)
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ðŽ Condition - Very Good ðŽ
A Bug's Life is the next outing for Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios, following on from their smash hit Toy Story. Like Toy Story before it, A Bug's Life is completely digitally animated.
Flik (Dave Foley) is a worker ant in a colony that is beset upon by a gang of aggressive grasshoppers on an annual basis, who steal their food. The grasshoppers are lead by Hopper (Kevin Spacey). The Queen's daughter, Princess Atta (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), sends Flik on what she believes will be a futile mission to get help from some warrior insects - Flik mistakenly hires a flea circus troupe of insects as warriors, and when they arrive back at the ant colony, they are greeted as heroes. This paves the way for a confrontation between the ant colony and the grasshoppers.
EXTRA FEATURES
Out-Takes
Geri's Games - Academy Award Winning Animation Of An Old Man Playing Chess Against His Evil Twin.
Audio Commentary : John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton & Lee Unkrich