What two items were on Mr. Liotta’s resume in the bee movie that should have been excluded?
The Correct Answer and Explanation is :
In the Bee Movie, there are two items on Barry B. Benson’s (voiced by Jerry Seinfeld) resume that should have been excluded: “Beekeeper” and “Lawyer”.
1. Beekeeper:
Barry Benson, the main character, is a bee, and in the film, he initially works as a “beekeeper” in his colony, which is an odd job for him, given that he is a bee, and this role doesn’t make sense within the bee society. The purpose of a bee in this context should focus on gathering pollen, producing honey, and maintaining the hive, rather than being a “beekeeper” for other bees. This job title, therefore, is misleading, because bees don’t typically keep bees in the same way that humans keep bees for honey production.
2. Lawyer:
Later in the movie, Barry decides to pursue a career as a lawyer after discovering the legal injustices humans have inflicted upon bees, particularly in the form of taking honey. This job title, though pivotal to the plot, is also questionable. While Barry shows a remarkable amount of legal knowledge and succeeds in his cases, there’s no indication in the movie that bees are traditionally educated or trained in the law. The notion of a bee becoming a lawyer is absurd given that bees would not typically be equipped to practice law, making it an unrealistic job for Barry to have on his resume.
Both job titles, beekeeper and lawyer, while important for the narrative of the Bee Movie, are unrealistic and out of place in the context of bee society. These job titles, which Barry takes on in pursuit of his goals, should have been excluded from his resume as they don’t reflect the natural roles and capabilities of bees. Their inclusion is a humorous but unrealistic part of the film’s surreal nature.