This movie is a fantastic train wreck of deranged plot, outlandish characters, and acting and world building that seems so far fetched it must have been a fever dream. It is entirely unclear wether the strange nature of the movie is intentional, and satirical or ironic, or if things simply evolved the way they did. Jerry Seinfelds role as Barry B Benson is captivating, in an unnerving sense, as the suave ambitious bee attempts to enter the human world. With the help of his new human friend, Vanessa, he sues the human race for restitution of the suffering bees have dealt with at the hands of humankind. The writing and staging is such that is it almost impossible to predict the next turn of events, which is such a refreshing change of pace from formulaic and logical movies. The dialogue is simplistic and yet utterly unrealistic and matches the disconnected sense of fantasy that carries the movie from disorienting to amusing.