The Ant Bully has always taught me to never take anger out on anything. Here’s a warning: “Beware how you treat others around you, for they will act the same.” Be cautious about how you treat, others or animals because they might get you back. The movie is based on a book written in 1999 with the same title and the same experience only different. The story starts with Lucas Nickle a boy who is bullied every day by a local bully named Steve, so Lucas takes his anger out on an anthill. The ants decide that they get tired of being tormented by Lucas, or what they like to call him The Destroyer, so one day Zoc, the wizard makes a potion to shrink down Lucas to their size and sentences him to work in the colony and become an ant (that doesn’t mean he’ll transform into an ant by the way). He meets Hova, a nurse, who is fascinated with humans and trains him to become an ant, she has help from her friends Kreela and Fugax. So I think anyone can be a hero if you stay true to your heart and do what is right. So the movie gets an B- for showing us that standing up for what you believe in is the most important thing ever because if you stand up to a local bully you might be surprised to find out who has your back. Here are two links if you want to get the full screen (https://amzn.to/3yZJkDl) of the widescreen (https://amzn.to/3yLEGZH) on DVD.