A plover chick has not learned to fly when his family migrates in the fall. He must survive the arctic winter, vicious enemies and himself in order to be reunited with his beloved one next spring.
A slapdash air of will-this-do? carelessness permeates the film.
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Andrew Murray
RTThe UpcomingFeb 6, 2021
In short, Flying the Nest is a feature that has far better animation than it deserves. While attempts are made to develop the movie's simplistic plot, its forgettable, band delivery prohibits the film from soaring.
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Barbara Shulgasser
RTCommon Sense MediaApr 30, 2019
Bird searches for family in animated adventure; peril.
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Leigh Paatsch
RTHerald Sun (Australia)Feb 28, 2019
While the standard of animation seen here is quite strong - especially when conveying the natural splendour of the Icelandic landscape - the storytelling chugs along on autopilot, and the voice cast follow suit.