Stallone, Hackman and Walken Shine

Rating: 6/10 (10 February 2016)

Continuing my plan to watch every Sly Stallone movie in his filmography in order, I come to 1998's Antz
Plot in A Paragraph: Z (Woody Allen) a worker ant, tries to get the attention of Princess Bala (Sharon Stone). He trades positions with his friend Weaver (Sly Stallone) a soldier ant, to see the princess during a parade. Unfortunately war breaks out during the parade, and Z becomes a hero during the battles, and begins to spread the idea of individualism throughout the hive.
For the second movie in a row Sly totally steals the movie. Which certainly wasn't always the cast with his movies in the 90's, as he was outshone by his costars on a regular basis.
My problems with this movie stems from my dislike of Woody Allen, and his voice irritating me. Sharon Stone is also really bland, and the movie just drags along, unless Sly is on the screen. Along with Sly the movies only other saving graces are Gene Hackman and Christopher Walken. The movie comes alive when those three are there.