To round out really terrible month I'm going to finish with Noah's Ark; the title is in Spanish as it was made in Argentina.

It opens with a visual representation of the seven deadly sins which ends up with them getting killed or enslaved.
We then cut to god and his angel disappointed in humanity for it's sins and plans to bring judgement day but after seeing the kindness of Noah he leaves it to him to be the saviour of mankind and animals alike but you know this already as I assume most readers know the bible story.
The animal kingdom goes through the notions of who to put onboard the ark with the central character being lion prince Xiro, but other predators hope to overthrow the prince by framing him for eating herbivores which they swore an oath not to do onboard the ark.
So its up to Xiro to come to his senses about the responsibility of being a ruler and bringing order to the animals.
Oh yeah the uncut version has alcohol and drug references, along with furry sexual innuendo, some more blatant than others.
I did watch the clean version way back and was only reminded of the film when I watched SaberSpark's youtube review on it but having watched the extra scenes it does come across as awkward to see in what is the most well known bible story.
While the uncut version does clean up some plot points and character motivations the strange design choices of the animals having a mixture of normal, bipedal and anthropomorphic is distracting with the feeling that the more anthro characters were just made to satisfy a minority group of fans.
It's interesting, I said with a strained smile but not out right terrible, I do like the idea of God being jealous of other religious scriptures and his design is more refreshing than the white bearded Gandalf type were used to.
But the rest of it's choices were questionable at best, wtf at worst but at the very least it's memorable only for the wrong reasons.
An uncut version is difficult to find so I suggest watching SaberSparks review on Youtube.