Really fun animal movie in the vein of the Air Bud/Buddies movies with elements of the Toystory franchise to boot. Technologically speaking for a 2001 movie they did a tremendous job. Doesn't feel dated and if my son is any indicator your kids will love this movie. Cats and Dogs may be better explained if the title was Cats Vs Dogs. Evil Genius cats trying to foil a scientist's invention. A syrum which would irradicate dog allergies thus making pet dogs a staple in every household in America. While dog populations grow cats would ultimately become extinct due to the lack of interest from families. Who will prevail?Harmless fun and a nice way to spend 90 minutes with my son. You'll recognize the faces as well as the voices. This one is DAD APPROVED!

i like it so much The ongoing war between the canine and feline species is put on hold when they join forces to thwart a rogue cat spy with her own sinister plans for conquest. in first time i read about it in http://viraldeer.com after i get so cool thank you is about dogs and cats and i love cats much

This film is about secret agent dogs who do everything in their power to protect a professor's experimental cure from a group of evil cats who want to steal this cure."Cats & Dogs" is a kids film, so I have adjusted my expectations to suit the target audience. For a kids' film, "Cats & Dogs" has good production and an exciting plot. I am sure children will love the cute animals, James Bond style gadgets and the flurry of action.However, there is little to entertain the adults who have to sit through the film with children. There is no hidden moral message either. If these points could be improved, "Cats & Dogs" would have been a true family film.

Cats and Dogs was a pretty entertaining film. I will admit it I think kids will enjoy it more than adults, but it is fun. It has a silly but clever plot, a commendable voice cast and some decent acting in the human cast. While there are some funny moments, there are some parts in the middle half that are lacking slightly in comedy, and the script is a tad weak in parts. Despite the film's short length, it goes along at a swift pace, and the characters are at least likable. I have to say Lou(voiced with earnest conviction by Tobey Maguire) is adorable for a dog, and while you certainly don't want to mess with villainous feline Mr Tinkles (Sean Hayes seems to having a whale of a time here), though he is cute to look at. I have to say I think the best lines came from Mr Tinkles, they were often hysterical. As I said, the voice cast do a commendable job with the material they are given, and Jeff Goldblum and Elizabeth Perkins turn in decent human performances as well. The technical aspects are very well done indeed, and the music is good. Laurence Guterman does well directing, better than he did in the dreadful Son of the Mask four years later. All in all, not perfect, but it is cute and has a great concept. Kids will love it, adults might. 7/10 Bethany Cox