Jungle Shuffle -

“Half-assed ani with some lazy character designs and overall whiffs of naff. It's garish and busy and small children will probably like it.” Letterboxd · 4 years ago

A few viewers found merit in its themes, while others were less impressed by the technical execution. Jungle Shuffle

“A moving, thoughtful, and heart-wrenching masterpiece about one young coati's coming of age story.” Letterboxd “Half-assed ani with some lazy character designs and

: The plot is frequently criticized as a collection of "bag of clichés," featuring standard "save the princess" and "man vs. nature" tropes. Critics from Rotoscopers noted the dialogue can be "cringeworthy" and lacks the depth seen in Pixar or DreamWorks films. nature" tropes

Set in the Mexican rainforest, the story follows (voiced by Drake Bell), a troublemaking coati, and Sacha (Alicia Silverstone), the daughter of the coati tribe's king. After Manu accidentally destroys a sacred statue and is exiled, he must return a year later to save Sacha after she is kidnapped by human poachers. He is joined by a hyperactive spider monkey named Chuy (Rob Schneider) as they face off against the villainous Dr. Loco . Review Highlights