Zookeeper (2011)

In the 2011 comedy *Zookeeper*, Kevin James stars as Griffin Keyes, a dedicated zookeeper who's struggling to find love. Despite his incredible rapport with the zoo's inhabitants, from playful bears to wise elephants, Griffin’s romantic life is as barren as a desert enclosure. He’s clueless about the intricacies of human relationships, leading him to a frustrating inability to connect with potential partners. Desperate for a change, Griffin decides to abandon his beloved zoo for a more conventional career, believing it's the only way to find a meaningful connection. However, his departure sparks an unlikely rebellion. The animals, whom he has so lovingly cared for, decide it's time to intervene. Through a series of hilarious and often chaotic lessons, they aim to teach Griffin the fundamental truths of attraction and romance. Drawing on their own animalistic instincts, they attempt to demonstrate that the "birds and the bees" – the natural order of courtship and connection – are the most effective guide to finding love. This film showcases director Frank Coraci's knack for blending heartwarming animal antics with a relatable human struggle, creating a lighthearted and entertaining story that highlights the importance of embracing one's true nature, even in the realm of love.