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Don't really need to put anything else in do I? But you probably want my standard brand of review, so here: The movie is bigger and better than the book, which is for the most part, maybe Ted Geisel's (more commonly know as Dr.Seuss) worst works (other than those "Learning To Read" books, you're learning to read if you read any his books PERIOD (unless you're on a morals assignment for your 4th grade teacher)) so this movie is a welcome surprise for people that like good plots.

I enjoyed the movie but is more for younger kids.

Oh my goodness! This movie is some of the best work that Mike Myers has ever done! Some of the comedy, which is intended for older audiences watching, may be a bit iffy for younger children but it will generally go over their heads until they are older. When it says that animals are treated poorly, that is not the case. Though both Cat and Alec Baldwin's character talk about and view Nevin's (the dog) in a bad light, they never actually harm the dog in any way. The only real issue you should have as far as language goes is when *spoiler* Cat cuts off his tail at one point. He becomes aware of the fact that he has just chopped off a very important appendage and proceeds to begin exclaiming, "Son of a b----!" but the last word is bleeped out and simultaneously, the screen switches to a view of a kitten wearing a hat, hanging on to a rope, with a caption saying "Hang In There Baby" *End of Spoiler* Otherwise language is not an issue. Throughout the Cat's misguiding during the movie, Conrad and Sally grow closer together and learn good lessons on their journey together to save their home before their mom gets back from work. I strongly recommend this movie as one to watch for families with children around 8+. Comments? Questions? Concerns? Email me: ogormanscommonsense at yahoo. :)

This movie is the absolute one of the worst ones I've ever seen. I mean, an AD FOR UNIVERSAL STUDIOS! Come on!

I think Dr. Suess would've been happy with the movie but not with the jokes that makes you want to give the script writers a piece of your mind after showing this to children. The Cats rear-human- end is partley shownwhile he's pretending to be a macanic. In a musical number the cat is about to say the A word but doesn't. In other scene the cat cuts off his tail by accident starting the crude sentance-"Son of a....." It doesn't acctually show him finishing his statement but just the fact that they through it in the movie is dissapointing

I loved this movie when I was younger. I think I first watched this when was 4 I don't know... I didn't understand some words like the bad ones before anyways. I'm sorry but I disagree with everyone who thinks it's a bad movie. I watched this movie with my friends when we were 6 and we all laughed at the funny parts. :)

It was a decent movie. Definately not the best, but for kids aged 7-11 it's perfectly fine. I don't see the point in the "son of a ...", because no young children are even going to understand that. It also had many sexual under-meanigs- innappropriate for such age. Parents are scared that their children will understand it. Although this wasn't needed, it's still a good movie.

First off, I thought it was pretty darn funny. There ARE lots of sexual innuendos, but 8 year olds won't get that stuff, anyway. Otherwise, it's very entertaining and 'punny' and, I think, a movie worth seeing.