Richard Propes
TheIndependentCritic.com
Sep 5, 2020
2.0/4.0
Simply a dog.
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David Nusair
Reel Film Reviews
Aug 3, 2018
1/4
...a bottom-of-the-barrel example of lowest-common-denominator childrens' filmmaking.
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Kevin Carr
7M Pictures
Jan 6, 2014
2.5/5
The story is where this movie falls apart from a grown-up's view. It's got an overwritten script that seems like it's been churned out of a weekend screenwriting course.
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Owen Gleiberman
Entertainment Weekly
Mar 31, 2012
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John Gholson
Cinematical
Feb 10, 2012
And, dare I say it, Cats & Dogs: TROKG is a well-made parody film, sinking its canines into spy genre cliches with gleeful abandon, in a way that its predecessor never quite did.
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Dave White
Movies.com
Apr 4, 2011
2.5/5
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Rene Rodriguez
Miami Herald
Jan 31, 2011
3/4
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John J. Puccio
Movie Metropolis
Nov 27, 2010
4/10
The action is cute, to be sure, but the cuteness wore off quickly for this adult.
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Mike McGranaghan
Aisle Seat
Nov 21, 2010
2/4
I think young children will enjoy the movie very much, while adults will probably opt to go out into the kitchen and wash dishes while the tykes watch it.
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Joseph Proimakis
Movies for the Masses
Nov 20, 2010
1/5
full review at Movies for the Masses
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Amy Killin
Moviedex
Oct 24, 2010
2/5
Cats & Dogs 2 will be disappointing to fans of the original and will probably fail to capture any new hearts in its own right.
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Peter Galvin
sbs.com.au
Sep 16, 2010
2/5
No matter that the film felt lumpish and witless, I have to say that the kids at the preview laughed a lot.
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Jim Schembri
The Age (Australia)
Sep 16, 2010
2.5/5
There are just enough effects-driven laughs but a bit too much talky dead space in this not-at-all-anticipated sequel to the tepid, poorly animated 2001 film.
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Jake Wilson
The Age (Australia)
Sep 16, 2010
2/5
For comedy value there is little to choose between the expensive antics here and the primitive spy charade enacted by apes in the 1970s TV series Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp.
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Simon Weaving
Screenwize
Sep 16, 2010
0.5/5
A dog's breakfast.
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Paul Byrnes
Sydney Morning Herald
Sep 15, 2010
2.5/5
The Revenge of Kitty Galore (in 3D) is loud, colourful and silly enough to tickle the 5- to 10-year-old target group, but only for about half its length.
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Leigh Paatsch
Herald Sun (Australia)
Sep 15, 2010
1.5/5
This uncalled-for sequel to the mediocre 2001 talking-pets affair Cats & Dogs is all needless noise and second-rate CGI gunk, and never, ever funny in any sense of the word.
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Annette Basile
FILMINK (Australia)
Sep 13, 2010
While the jokes are obvious, this fun family film has a big heart, an element missing from the recent slew of kids' movies about animals.
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Brian Gibson
Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta)
Sep 8, 2010
Passes the way a pet lover hopes euthanasia goes for their beloved feline or canine-a blur of motion, moments drifting by in a numbing fog, then the blissful end, free of pain at last. A forgettable, clunky CGI tinkertoy.
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Linda Cook
Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
Aug 14, 2010
.5/4
Let me be direct about this: I gave "this a half-star because it contains cute animals and, at the end, there are entertaining clips of animals that aren't in the movie.
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