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I ordered this movie two times but only succeeded on the 2nd try. The movie was in good condition as promised and arrived in a timely manner. I was in a hurry so I was happy with the service.
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Yes, I was very disappointed with the first Garfield movie, but I saw both movies for a reasonable price so I bought them. While I watched the first movie again, and my opinion hadn't changed, I'd heard good things about the second Garfield movie. Plus, it's got Billy Connolly in it - where can you go wrong there?
The one plus point about this movie is Breckin Meyer doesn't appear very much. I like Breckin, but I just don't think he's the right actor to play Jon. It doesn't match what I see in my head, or the cartoons. Neither does Odie, but don't even get me started on that.
The basic, simplistic plot line goes like this: Garfield ends up in Jon's suitcase, when he follows Liz to London to propose. Garfield ends up going to see the sights, and gets confused with a rich aristoCAT (voiced by a very posh Tim Curry). The rich aristoCAT gets confused with Garfield, and each go to the wrong homes. Cue lots of mishaps, some funny moments, although few and far between, and Billy Connolly being quite unfunny.
The best thing about the DVD? The extras. You get to see THE Jim Davis draw Garfield, Odie & Pooky, and show you the steps of how to go about drawing them. He also draws a DVD exclusive comic strip, and it takes FOUR people to ink it, colour it etc. WOW! For one, three frame comic strip. The rest of the extras include your standard games, and a featurette about the animals/trainers involved in the movie.
Am I disappointed by both movies? Yes I am, I hope to god there's either not another movie, or it's a lot better. Because quite frankly, I so prefer the books or the TV shows. You just can't fault them.
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Great movie for Garfield and/or Bill Murray fans. Okay for the kids to watch and there is a lot of humor that is intended for the adult audience. Overall I consider it well worth the money and time to watch.
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It is quite rare in the movie biz that a sequel surpasses the original, but this movie is an excellent example of that exception.
The movie "Garfield: The Tail of Two Kitties" is directed by Tim Hill. Garfield (Bill Murray) Breckin Meyer, and Jennifer Love Hewitt perform the comic genius that is Garfield 2.
Garfield is based upon the character "Garfield" in the Sunday strip created by Jim Davis. Much of the movie is based upon the comic book, other parts are not. For you avid comic strip readers, you'll notice many similarities between the comic strip Garfield, and the movie version of Garfield. Among them you will notice, Garfield's affinity for lasagna, his hatred of Mondays, and of course, the common, kicking of Odie off the couch. Some things strayed away from the original character version. Such as Jon Arbuckle. The comic book character portrays Jon as the nerdy, country boy kind of guy. In the second movie, Jon is portrayed as the now mature version of an 80's metal-head with a mullet. I must admit that the movie does have some flaws, but overall, this movie is an amazing adaption and of course, is fun for the entire family.
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Ok I'm eighteen years old and my fifteen year old sister and I watched it and we hurt from laughing!!!. We loved it and so do kids I babysit!!. There is no part in this movie that you will not laugh at!!!
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