Migration (2023)

The Mallard family’s adventure begins with a dream of exploring beyond their usual surroundings, leading them from their New England home to the vibrant streets of New York City and the sunny shores of Jamaica. Along the way, they encounter a colorful cast of characters including a gang of city pigeons, a caged scarlet macaw longing for freedom, and a duck farm concealing a darker reality. Their journey is filled with challenges, from evading a vengeful chef to saving family members from danger, ultimately teaching them about courage, family bonds, and the joy of discovery.

Length: 1h 23m
Genre: Animated, Adventure, Comedy
This Title is: Entertaining, Heartwarming, Family-Oriented

Cast

• Kumail Nanjiani
• Elizabeth Banks
• Keegan-Michael Key
• Danny DeVito

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: PG

Trivia

• Directed by Benjamin Renner, known for his work on traditionally animated films.
• Migration is Illumination’s first original project since 2016.
• The film explores themes of adventure and family bonds.

Trailer

Our Review

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Migration (2023) emerges as a captivating animated adventure, masterfully blending humor and heartfelt moments. Its vibrant visuals and lively character animations enrich the storytelling, albeit occasionally overshadowed by predictable plot elements. The voice cast delivers with enthusiasm, though some performances seem less nuanced, affecting the overall depth of character portrayal. The storyline, while familiar, is executed with enough originality to keep both young audiences and adults engaged. The film shines in its entertainment value, offering a mix of laughs, tension, and warmth, making it a worthwhile watch for families. Despite its imperfections, Migration stands out for its quality animation and engaging narrative.