Ant

Z, a neurotic worker ant, feels insignificant in his colony and yearns for individuality. He trades places with his soldier ant friend, Weaver, to go on a mission, hoping to find adventure. Z's chance encounter with the beautiful Princess Bala leads him to the royal court, where his life takes an unexpected and dangerous turn as he gets entangled in a conspiracy against the ant monarchy.

Antz was generally well-received by critics, praised for its innovative animation, witty dialogue, and adult-oriented humor that appealed to both children and adults. While it was seen as a solid entry in the burgeoning CGI animated film market, it often lived in the shadow of its more commercially successful contemporary, 'A Bug's Life'.

• Praised for its impressive CGI animation for its time.

• Commended for its sophisticated humor and mature themes.

• Noted for its voice cast, particularly Woody Allen as the neurotic protagonist.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's creative animation and engaging storyline, appreciating the blend of humor and subtle social commentary. Many enjoyed Woody Allen's voice performance and found the film to be an entertaining watch for the whole family.

Woody Allen's performance as Z was so integral to the character that when DreamWorks Animation wanted to make changes to the script, they often had to go through Allen and his manager for approval.