... because it is really an odd combination of genres so you are probably going to either love it or hate it. It is like a wedding of Home Alone with its hapless criminal duo and Homeward Bound with its animals - a dog and cat - who basically do not like each other, on the road to find home. And yet this is not a children's film nor really a film for adults either because it is so inane. The probably largely forgotten film "Batteries Not Included" from 1988 comes to mind as having a similar problem. I liked it, but then you put a cat - real or bad CGI as is the case here - as a major character in a film and I'll watch it and probably like it, so I do make that disclaimer.

While I'm mentioning CGI - it's very badly done here. Neither the cat nor the dog look the least bit real. I thought the CGI in 2020's updated version of Call of the Wild was pretty bad, but this makes that film look like a CGI masterpiece. Then there is the dubbing - It is very badly done from the original French Canadian.

So my suspiciously high rating is mainly for people who like cats - even badly rendered ones - and the people who love them.

The film is a badly dubbed (French Canadian? ) comedy? The jokes ( of one could even call them that ) are hackneyed at best. The characters are not interesting. The Dog and Cat (Chein et Chat) have no redeeming qualities. I feel sorry for the producers of this film because its budget must have been higher than production values would likely have normally been due to the Dog and Cat animation. I was surprised that Netflix posted this as the number three streamed in the United States the day I watched it. I should have just stopped watching it but, I genuinely thought there was a chance ir could somehow redeem itself.

Plot: A ruby is stolen, the thief is being chased by a "cop". (The cop character is the only character that is the tiniest of fun in the film) The thief drops the ruby. Dog swallows the ruby. Thief grabs dog and they both run into cat and cat's owner. Cat and Dog are anthropomorphic and become separated from their humans who chase them. Hilarity does NOT ensue.

A surprisingly witty and sophisticated spy movie spoof that will tickle adult pet lovers and still capture kids

This is a brilliant light hearted, funny and at parts sad. Movies animated characters were lovely addition with an underlying message of unity against prejudice.

A cat (pampered star) and dog (homeless ) unite to find their way back home having to endure many dangerous hurdles along the way. The story was about navigating in a world which lives are lived on social sites and popularity, loneliness.

... and there is a happy ending. It's a great film for the whole family to enjoy.

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