A Bugs Life A Complete Collection of Simple Drawings of Insects

"A Bugs Life" is directed by John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Joe Langford, Don McEnany, and Bob Shaw, and is the second film co-produced by Disney and Pixar. A 3D computer animation inspired by "The Ant and the Grasshopper" from "Aesops Fables". "A Bugs Life" is a product of purely digital three-dimensional computer animation. The film tells the story of a group of tiny ants who, in order to get rid of the colonial rule of locusts and fight for the freedom of their homeland, team up with a group of deserters from the circus - a few rookie insects to fight against the fierce and powerful locusts. The images and facial expressions of each character are vivid and expressive. In addition to ants, grasshoppers, beetles, spiders, flies, and mosquitoes are all magnified and exaggerated, forming a world of insects. Especially the skinny stick insect and the bloated and clumsy fat insect are anthropomorphized, making them funny and naive. Grasshoppers bully the subjects of the ant kingdom unscrupulously, greedily asking the ants to provide them with food. The Grasshopper Kings arrogant and domineering look is almost the same template as that of a worldly gangster, which is outrageous. The common natural enemy of insects, the bird, looks like a giant on the screen, which makes people feel the surprise that ordinary people feel when they see giants in "Adults Journey to China".