well-meaning but too ridiculous to really work, this misfire of a family-bonding safari adventure is packed with frustrating characters, poor choices, and cheap-looking CGI animals
slick and scenic but increasingly silly, by the end it has become perhaps the most preachily wrong-headed wildlife conservation adventure since the notorious "Roar" 40 years ago
its story of the classic ugly Americans learning important lessons about the eponymous endangered wildlife of East Africa is undoubtedly well-meaning. Unfortunately, it's also graceless and predictable...
accounting for bad acting, flimsy and forced plotting, boring family drama, shoddy special effects.. quite literally the only thing "Endangered Species" has going forward is good intentions and the occasional breathtaking view
by Richard Whittaker [Austin Chronicle ]
by Randy Myers [San Jose Mercury News ]
