Duck Duck Goose

A high-flying bachelor goose named Peng is forced to become a guardian to two ducklings, Chi and Bhen, after they get separated from their flock. While on this unexpected journey, Peng learns the importance of responsibility and family, facing numerous challenges and dangers along the way. The unlikely trio must navigate treacherous terrains and evade predators to reach their destination safely.

Duck Duck Goose received generally negative reviews from critics, who often cited its derivative plot, unoriginal humor, and predictable narrative. While some found it to be a harmless family film with occasional visual appeal, most critics felt it failed to distinguish itself from other animated features in the genre.

• The film is often criticized for its generic story and uninspired gags.
• While visually competent, the animation does little to elevate a predictable plot.
• It's considered a by-the-numbers animated adventure with little charm or originality.

Google audience: Google users found the movie to be a visually pleasing, albeit unoriginal, animated film. Many appreciated the family-friendly nature and the message of responsibility, though some felt it lacked the humor and creativity found in more successful animated features.

The film was originally slated for a 2017 release but was pushed back due to production issues and a change in distribution.