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Good start, but then it gets ruined

A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

All the elements are there to make this cartoon movie a prochoice propaganda movie. The villains portrait as the eagle, government, pidgeon scientist nerd, which are trying hard to not get the baby delivered. The surrogate mother, etc...

I was so disappointed. This is possibly the worst cartoon I watched. At 44mins in, I haven't laughed once. It is borderline painful to watch how a somewhat cute idea was so badly delivered. The script is just ridiculously awful and forced with idiotic jokes. I expected an easy to watch, cute kids movie, but watching Storks became almost a challenge to see how long can I endure wasting my time watching this pointless thing.

Storks have always delivered babies from their Stork Mountain. It was a sacred duty until 18 years ago when Jasper tried to raise orphan Tulip after a botched delivery. Leader Hunter (Kelsey Grammar) stopped delivering babies and started delivering packages. The storks are now delivering for Cornerstore.com. Hunter promises Junior (Andy Samberg) to be the future boss if he fires Tulip who is a constant headache. Junior takes pity and keeps Tulip in the abandoned part of the facility to head up the non-existent letters department. Nate Gardner wants to have a baby sibling. He writes a letter to the storks which generates a baby from the Baby Making Machine. Junior is injured and must join Tulip in flying an old flying machine to deliver the adorable baby.The setup and the story is too complicated for this simple animated movie. The characters are suitably cute and lovely. It lacks a compelling villain and the plot rambles around. Ultimately, it's a brightly-colored but boring adventure. The character construction is solid but the writing needs help. Kids may like some of the wacky colorful fun but it's not much more than that.

This is another bird's animated movie after 'Angry bird'. This story is about a boy who wishes to have a baby brother. After receiving the message, a girl and a stork struggles to deliver the baby to the boy. This is my favorite birds movie. If you are movie fan of 'Angry bird' I suggest not to miss this movie.