9/10
My favorite part is the very end when the girl sloth proposes to an overjoyous boy sloth.
The funniest part is when the dad, pissed off, is explaining things and when the old lady interjects he out of nowhere acts like they're onto something together like they've been talking together all along and loudly says, something like, "I'm not finished!" He's a big guy, too, did funny things.
The art is genius. I can kinda see how it's laid out. The way the house works is awe-inspiring.
The animals are very functional, none "too" cute but make for an interesting backdrop.
There were lots of funny moments or rapports.
The little primates were so cute, too, and intelligent.
I liked the civilized people scenes for a lot of reasons, but the dad caveman still leaves for "something to be desired."
I have a deal I can see 3 movies a week for about $22 a month and I usually get a $7 drink. I hope I see this again. There's not much else out I want to see. I don't know what I will get going into this repeating. It was just so funny and a great experience.
I think the girl who seemed drunk was a bit creative but not something to say is good in it. I couldn't tell if it was the animation or the voicing but both contributed in interesting ways. There are little moments that make me wonder, is this my life? how did anyone know my story? About the girl, the funny thing is I don't even drink, but she wasn't really drinking. I didn't really like her at all, in a way. She was kinda skinny with dark straight hair and a triangular chin maybe. She looked messy, though her parents were very civilized. It seemed they did not know what was wrong with their daughter.