It’s a weird experience revisiting a movie as an adult that you’ve seen over and over as a kid. Antz is one of those experiences.
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About Mitchell Brown
Mitchell is a Contributor, but this isn't his first day in the field. Having had four years of experience writing movie reviews, features, and analytical essays for various outlets and publications, including MovieWeb and MXDWN, he’s no stranger to giving his point of view on films and trends in the film industry. When he’s not busy watching movies, writing about them, reading books (for fun), or writing spec scripts to pursue his dream of becoming a screenwriter, he can be found…sleeping. Those other things take up a lot of time in his day.
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