'Storks' movie: Meet the cast and characters ... Katie Crown is Tulip, the last baby made at Stork Mountain. She was orphaned 18 years ago when an accident destroyed her delivery address.

“Storks,” like the most famous folkloric image of the titular bird — airborne and carrying a baby in a pouch with its beak — is a thing at once cute, ungainly and seemingly lighter than air.

Less enjoyable than making a baby but more enjoyable than raising one, the animated feature “Storks” delivers a bouncing bundle of blah. Forced to adapt to a changing economy (who ...

However, a wrench is thrown into his plans when he meets Orphan Tulip, an 18-year-old who has lived with the storks all her life. When she inadvertently creates an unauthorized baby, the two must team ...

Andy Samberg, Jennifer Aniston, Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele and Kelsey Grammer voice characters in the film. By THR Staff Andy Samberg lends his voice to a stork named Junior in the upcoming ...

Movie review of “Storks”: This animated family-friendly adventure is very strange, and strangely moving. Rating: 2.5 stars out of 4.

Movies; A Warning That the Trailer For Storks May or May Not Give You Baby Fever. By Quinn Keaney. Updated on June 17, 2016 at 8:00 PM. ... — #STORKS (@StorksTheMovie) June 16, 2016.

This Storks Movie Clip Might Look All Too Real to Sleep-Deprived Parents. By Kate Schweitzer. Published on Sep 22, 2016 at 1:00 PM ...

On most animated movies, the actors often record their dialog separately. But that wasn’t the case with Storks . “Nick wanted the voice cast all together [for recording sessions],” Lewis says.

NEVER really deciding what its plot or point is, Storks is a very bright and bubbly, family-friendly animated film that is nothing like The LEGO Movie. Comparison is invited simply by dint of ...

When did storks start delivering babies? We’ll let noted social historian and actor Andy Samberg explain the origin of the legend. “It's this, like, 1,000-year-old myth.

Welcome to the very strange, and strangely moving, world of “Storks.” Writer-director Nicholas Stoller, known for his more adult comedies, such as “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” and ...