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After a migrating duck family alights on their pond with thrilling tales of far-flung places, the Mallard family embarks on a family road trip, from New England, to New York City, to tropical Jamaica.
A family of mallards, stuck in a rut in their New England pond, try to convince their over-prepared father to go on a vacation to Jamaica. After a harrowing journey that takes unexpected turns, they stumble upon a new home and discover the joys of adventure and embracing the unknown.
Migration received a mixed to positive reception from critics, who praised its animation style and humor, though some found the plot to be somewhat predictable.
Visually appealing animation that captures the whimsical nature of the migrating birds.
Offers plenty of laughs and lighthearted moments suitable for family viewing.
A charming adventure with a heartwarming message about family and stepping out of one's comfort zone, though it treads familiar narrative ground.
Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed Migration for its vibrant animation and humorous characters, finding it a fun and engaging watch for the whole family. Some viewers noted that while enjoyable, the story didn't offer many surprises.
The film's director, Benjamin Renner, previously directed the critically acclaimed animated film 'Ernest & Celestine'.
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It was a really cute and entertaining movie. Great for date night or a night in with your family.
"Mack" and wife "Pam" live contentedly on their pond and are preparing for winter when some migrating ducks break their journey and infect their kids "Gwen" and "Dax" with the travelling bug. "Mack" is adamant that staying home is the best ...