Review: In 'Storks,' a dormant baby delivery business
[...] evading the query has its own lineage, too, and in "Storks," the cop-out answer — one I suspect most toddlers don't even buy — has been given the full animated movie treatment.
The storks, from their remote island enclave, have given up the baby business to embrace the more lucrative line of online sales.
[...] his promotion is jeopardized when he fails to carry out an order to fire the place's lone human worker, Tulip (Katie Crown), an orphan baby now grown and mostly wrecking the assembly lines.
Stoller, a comedy filmmaker (Neighbors, ''Forgetting Sarah Marshall) making his animated debut, and Sweetland, a veteran Pixar animator, come from different worlds and the mix of humor and sentiment doesn't quite gel.
To a degree rare in animated movies, "Storks" has assimilated Samberg's comic sensibility in PG form.
Storks," a Warner Bros. release, is rated PG by the Motion Picture Association of America for "mild action and some thematic elements.