For the third straight year, Depp has been called the most gracious celeb around when it comes to providing fans with his John Hancock, according to Autograph Magazine’s annual list of the 10 Best and Worst Hollywood Signers.

Depp’s similarly approachable colleagues, according to Autograph, include Matt Damon, George Clooney, Jack Nicholson, Rosario Dawson, John Travolta, Katherine Heigl, Jay Leno, Dakota Fanning and Russell Crowe.

Meanwhile, if you see these stars on the street, better run for your life:

Will Ferrell, Tobey Maguire, Joaquin Phoenix, William Shatner, Renée Zellweger, John Malkovich, Julie Andrews, Bruce Willis, Teri Hatcher and Scarlett Johansson.

They won’t bother giving you a signature. Worse still, one of them would even throw your camera away. You know who I am talking about, right?

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SPOILER WARNING: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Barry B. Benson (voiced by Jerry Seinfeld) is a young bee who has just graduated from college and unlike his pal, Adam Flayman (Matthew Broderick), Barry is not a little a bit at all excited about working one job for the rest of his life. So, a day after the tour of what to expect in the working life, instead of applying for jobs, Barry has tried to sneak out of the hive. And one of the best ways is to pretend to be a Pollen Jock.

Barry Benson, voiced by Jerry Seinfeld in The Bee Movie

While on a special trip outside the hive, Barry is like a magnet to trouble, from sticking on a tennis ball to avoiding rain drops and is almost smashed to death if not because of Vanessa Bloome (Renée Zellweger), a New York City florist. Instead of flying away, Barry has decided to thank Vanessa instead, but by doing that, Barry has actually broken the laws by talking to a human. As their relationship blossoms, he discovers humans actually eat honey. He ends up suing the human and the entire community of bees support him.

Although Barry wins the case against Layton T. Montgomery (John Goodman) who represents the human because of his farms, little did Barry know what he has done has caused more harm than good to the entire world. Because of all the honey are returned to the bees, and all the bees that are kept by human in the farm are released and all products that are made from honey are withdrawn – the existing bees that used to be working can actually take a rest due to overloaded production of honey. As the bees do not need to work, all the flowers in the world wither. Even Vanessa has to close her shop as everyone’s out of flowers. The bee’s role is to transport pollen from flower to flower which play an important role in many plants’ reproductive cycles.

Therefore, in order to overturn what has already happened and save the world’s flowers, Barry has come out with a brilliant idea of transferring the flowers to be used in a parade and pollinating them to all the other flowers.

The part I like most: -

Cow: You’re a lawyer too?
Mooseblood: Ma’am, I was already a bloodsucking parasite. All I needed was a briefcase!

Overall, the movie is hilarious with abundant of original jokes, fine animation and does well in teaching the kids a good lesson on not to smack insects and about how pollination can affect the life cycle. With Jerry Seinfeld as the main actor as well as the producer and Chris Rock as one of the stars (the mosquito named Mooseblood), the movie is definitely not short of laughter. What’s more, Larry King, Oprah Winfrey and Sting also have some parts in this movie. It’s surely not a ‘B’ as I’m giving it an ‘A’!