Kelsey Grammer is Hunter, the boss of Stork Mountain and the closest thing the movie has to a bad guy. "He's all about business," says co-director Nicholas Stoller, and Junior looks up to him.

It’s a myth we’re all familiar with—the idea of storks delivering babies—so familiar that it begs the question: what took so long for someone to make a movie out of it? Well, we finally have the ...

“Storks” has some telltale signs of a bad animated movie — the kind of film that doesn’t aspire to be anything more than a 90-minute baby sitter. The action scenes are frenetic, barely ...

However, there are other fascinating nature claims in the movie that directors Doug Sweetland and Nick Stoller insist are entirely factual. "Storks might as well be a documentary," Sweetland says.

It’s a dumb movie in search of a sweet idea. Needless to say, it was only a matter of time before the apocryphal tale of storks delivering infants became fodder for a family-friendly animated movie.

Pictures “Storks” isn’t going to help parents answer any of those “Where do babies come from?” questions from children. This wacky new animated movie about the famed birds isn’t going ...

“Storks,” like the most famous folkloric image ... and a lot less of the cuteness would have made for a better movie. There are no standouts among the voice talent, and the computer animation ...

“Storks” has some telltale signs of a bad animated movie — the kind of film that doesn’t aspire to be anything more than a 90-minute babysitter. The action scenes are frenetic, barely ...