While it is a cute tale, the cats used to play Milo clearly were put in harm's way for filming numerous times. Milo was filmed plummeting off a cliff and going over a waterfall in a box. These scenes were shot from far enough away that we can see that there are not crew members nearby to rescue the cat if need be. We rented this without realizing the controversy surrounding it.

Its really great in the beginning.

Please be cautious when showing this video. Although initially a seemingly cute story of animal friendship, in actuality 27 cats were reportedly killed in the making of this film--most of them drowned. There are no "special effects"--the animals are obviously in distress during the whole film and several were likely injured or killed according to the American Humane Society. This film was not made in the US and therefore not subject to the same safety rules we have here. Try Homeward Bound instead!

An absolutely amazing, wonderful movie!!! A bit gross in the birthing departments, but overall, very tender and loving!

This is one of the best children's movies about animals there is. Even adults can enjoy it. There is one scene where a brown bear threatens the cat but the dog "fights" him off. The fighting is not much more than splashing but some children may find this a little scary. Other than that this is a great film.

boring dum stupid worst film ever

This automatically reminded me of that episode (in Hannah Montana) of when Hannah Montana meets the Jonas Brothers. I don't know why. I think I remember, but I can't place a name... And I liked the movie.

This movie was adorable with an capital A, there is no foul launguage from the narrator whos telling the story of the survival of Milo the cat, and a pug puppy named Otis. There are a few scenes with MIlo and Otis finding mates and having kids, but nothings graphic or shown its very clean.