'Bee Movie' Turns 10 Today And To Celebrate Here's The Entire Movie in 3 Minutes

10 years ago the world changed. October 28th, 2007 Bee Movie was released in theaters. It somehow, beyond all reasonable expectation, got $287,600,000 at the box office. BEE MOVIE. 

If you prefer your movie viewing a bit more exponential, we submit to you Bee Movie in it's entirety, but it speeds up every time someone says "Bee." Enjoy. 



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