Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties Critic Reviews
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Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties is actually funnier and more charming than the first film.Read the full review
A genuinely clever kidpic that should delight moppets, please parents -- and maybe tickle a few tweens.Read the full review
Two Kitties marks a considerable improvement over its predecessor. It's faster paced and the filmmakers wisely shift the focus away from bland owner Breckin Meyer and onto a menagerie of chattering animals.Read the full review
To borrow and slightly emend the words of Shakespeare: That cat will mew, but this dog will have the day.Read the full review
The movie is intermittently amusing, particularly when the American human part of the cast (Breckin Meyer and Jennifer Love Hewitt) are off-screen, the longer and farther the better.Read the full review
In the ''flesh,'' Garfield himself (voiced by Bill Murray) is once again strikingly unlikable, a bloated, bingeing fascist.Read the full review
This lifeless, talky, family-oriented feature never manages to rise to the occasion of its witty title.Read the full review
Though Murray and Curry gamely deliver some chuckle-worthy one-liners along the way, they're mostly leashed to material as moldy and uninspired as the "Jeffersons" theme song.Read the full review
It comes off like a coughed-up furball: a wan rehash with too many elements of the hard-to-swallow 2004 original.Read the full review
Children will enjoy the physical humor, but discerning adults are advised to pawn their sons and daughters off on some other unsuspecting chaperone -- preferably one who doesn't read movie reviews.Read the full review
