A look at the top-secret, high-tech espionage war going on between cats and dogs, of which their human owners are blissfully unaware.A look at the top-secret, high-tech espionage war going on between cats and dogs, of which their human owners are blissfully unaware.A look at the top-secret, high-tech espionage war going on between cats and dogs, of which their human owners are blissfully unaware.
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- 2 wins & 3 nominations
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- TriviaMost of the night scenes were shot during the day. At night, dogs tend to go to sleep wherever possible.
- GoofsLou the beagle is a male dog, and in most scenes a male dog is shown. However, in two belly-scratching scenes a female double is seen.
- Alternate versionsGerman version was released to cinemas with a "Not under 12" rating. A few days after its release the film was edited by the distributor to remove some violence (for a younger and larger audience) and was re-submitted to the German ratings board (FSK) which gave the cut version a "Not under 6" rating. This version was also used for the DVD & video release. The uncut version is currently not available in Germany.
- ConnectionsEdited into 2 Everything 2 Terrible 2: Tokyo Drift (2010)
- SoundtracksHappy Days Are Here Again
Written by Milton Ager and Jack Yellen
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I personally thought Cats and Dogs was really good. The espionage war between the cats and the dogs was an inspired, if not so original idea, and the fight scenes were hugely amusing - the ninja cats had me in stitches, to say the least. The way Mr. Tinkles suddenly finds a way to make his plan succeed is a little rushed - how did the fainting of his owner suddenly change everything? There are several plot holes in this film, and a little more explanation wouldn't have done harm. But this film didn't try to be intelligent or gripping - it's basically the Cold War with pets for most of the film, but with a climactic finish in which everything is suddenly resolved and all the baddies are ruined. Even if it is not a corkingly intelligent piece of cinema, it sure is an amusing one, and it isn't badly done either. In fact, the climactic finish is brilliantly done and very amusing - machine guns are replaced by spraying machines, and bombs are replaced by spraying machines too (you'll see what I mean). It stays funny throughout, and it is amusing to see how all of the espionage happens behind all the humans' backs. Even if it does make human beings out to be a bunch of idiots who could quite easily be invaded by animals, this is still a great film which will tickle anyone's funnybone (unless you're a cruel, heartless critic of course...) 7/10
- general-melchett
- Feb 18, 2007
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- Cats and Dogs
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- Budget
- $60,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $93,385,515
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $21,707,617
- Jul 8, 2001
- Gross worldwide
- $200,687,492
- Runtime1 hour 27 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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