Now here comes along DreamWorks, which delivers not one, but two great animated features in one year. First is the superior Antz which catered to adults while entertaining children. The only thing that hinders this film from achieving the glory of perfection is the songs that cut into the narrative. While I have no problem with songs in animated films, they seemed mildly out of place in the context of this particular story. Thankfully, they weren't intrusive as to disrupt the tone of the film.
Many people claim that computer animation is the new age of animated features.
Someday, all animation will be performed on computers. If this is true, then our best days of film are behind us. The best animated films are the ones that combine the two, using both mediums to enhance a single film. That is what is used here, and it shows intensely. The Ten Commandments from Cecil B. DeMille.