The on-going 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.The on-going 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.The on-going 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.
- Awards
- 1 win & 3 nominations
Bette Midler
- Kitty Galore
- (voice)
James Marsden
- Diggs
- (voice)
Nick Nolte
- Butch
- (voice)
Christina Applegate
- Catherine
- (voice)
Katt Williams
- Seamus
- (voice)
Neil Patrick Harris
- Lou
- (voice)
Sean Hayes
- Mr. Tinkles
- (voice)
Wallace Shawn
- Calico
- (voice)
Roger Moore
- Tab Lazenby
- (voice)
Joe Pantoliano
- Peek
- (voice)
Michael Clarke Duncan
- Sam
- (voice)
Paul Rodriguez
- Crazy Carlito
- (voice)
Elizabeth Daily
- Scrumptious
- (voice)
- (as EG Daily)
- …
Phil LaMarr
- Paws
- (voice)
- …
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaWhen the robot cat sheds its fur, it says "meow" like Arnold Schwarzenegger, a nod to The Terminator.
- GoofsUpon arrival at Playland, Catherine uses a mannequin to pay the entrance fee. The automated mannequin proceeds to throw coins at the entrance-booth attendant. The worker flinches before the coins are thrown at him.
- Quotes
Lou: Tab Lazenby. So you're the new fat cat at MEOWS. And by that, I mean you should really switch to skimmed milk.
Tab Lazenby: Oh, Lou, so catty. I see they've given you the key to the executive dumpster. All that butt-sniffing finally paid off.
- Crazy creditsThere is a post credits scene.
- Alternate versionsOn Hub (now Discovery Family) airings, the credits get interrupted by the post credits scene, then cuts to the end of the first half of the credits. This is likely due to the use of split-screen credits on said channel.
- ConnectionsFeatured in ES.TV HD: Episode dated 28 September 2010 (2010)
- SoundtracksGet The Party Started
Written by Linda Perry
Performed by Shirley Bassey
Courtesy of Lock Stock And Barrel Records/Decca Music Group Limited
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Featured review
I went to the cinema to watch this movie because my girlfriend really appreciated the first part which I've never seen and she convinced me to come with her. She bought the DVD of the first movie and there was a special gift card in it which allowed her to have a reduction of ten dollars on a ticket for the sequel and so we went to the cinema.
I didn't expect anything from this movie and I wouldn't usually comment on such a movie because it is simply not my kind of genre, but as I see now such horrible votes and the movie entering in the infamous top one hundred bottom list, I thought I'd be better if I might write my opinion, because this movie isn't simply that bad - and I am generally kind of severe on movies! While watching this movie for one and a half hour, I've never taken a look on my watch, I've never felt bored at all and I found this movie very entertaining. There were also a lot of nice laughs, especially the naive but sympathetic pigeon was worth the watch - and let me tell you that it is rather difficult to make me laugh. Beside the pigeon, the little girl which always saw the animals making crazy things while her mother didn't recognize anything was an entertaining running gag, too. Another funny thing was the scene in the animal's Alcatraz which I thought was a nice idea. The collaboration, the prejudices and the growing team spirit between the secret agencies of the cats and the dogs were also some really nice elements in this movie even if they were predictable. And the movie even had something philosophical: Cats and dogs put away their prejudices to save their beloved humans together and fight a common enemy. Well, I know, this is a predictable content, too, but still very touching and even teaching for young kids who are watching this movie. And the idea of adapting the world of James Bond to the world of cats and dogs isn't silly at all, but very funny for the kids, nicely done for the adults who understand some funny allusions and certainly better than most of the boring super agent comedy movie in the key of Austin Powers and other boring stuff.
A part of that, the movie is well animated and has a perfect length. People who really like cats or especially dogs might even give a few stars more, for example for the funny and cute video clips in the end of the movie.
Of course, this movie is just a sequel, it shows nothing innovating and the story is predictable and of course there are no twists in the movie, but you can't expect that from any animation movie a part of the amazing "Wall-E". Some people here say that you should put the children into the cinema to watch this movie and head yourself for the - in my opinion - heavily overrated "Inception" - I mean, you just can't compare those movies and if you take this point as a judgement, it is certain that you may be disappointed.
So, don't listen to some of those really ordinary and exaggerated hate comments and spend some ninety minutes with your kids or younger sister or girlfriend or cat/dog fetish, switch your brain off and enjoy the nice jokes and this very entertaining movie.
5,5 to 6 stars out of 10!
I didn't expect anything from this movie and I wouldn't usually comment on such a movie because it is simply not my kind of genre, but as I see now such horrible votes and the movie entering in the infamous top one hundred bottom list, I thought I'd be better if I might write my opinion, because this movie isn't simply that bad - and I am generally kind of severe on movies! While watching this movie for one and a half hour, I've never taken a look on my watch, I've never felt bored at all and I found this movie very entertaining. There were also a lot of nice laughs, especially the naive but sympathetic pigeon was worth the watch - and let me tell you that it is rather difficult to make me laugh. Beside the pigeon, the little girl which always saw the animals making crazy things while her mother didn't recognize anything was an entertaining running gag, too. Another funny thing was the scene in the animal's Alcatraz which I thought was a nice idea. The collaboration, the prejudices and the growing team spirit between the secret agencies of the cats and the dogs were also some really nice elements in this movie even if they were predictable. And the movie even had something philosophical: Cats and dogs put away their prejudices to save their beloved humans together and fight a common enemy. Well, I know, this is a predictable content, too, but still very touching and even teaching for young kids who are watching this movie. And the idea of adapting the world of James Bond to the world of cats and dogs isn't silly at all, but very funny for the kids, nicely done for the adults who understand some funny allusions and certainly better than most of the boring super agent comedy movie in the key of Austin Powers and other boring stuff.
A part of that, the movie is well animated and has a perfect length. People who really like cats or especially dogs might even give a few stars more, for example for the funny and cute video clips in the end of the movie.
Of course, this movie is just a sequel, it shows nothing innovating and the story is predictable and of course there are no twists in the movie, but you can't expect that from any animation movie a part of the amazing "Wall-E". Some people here say that you should put the children into the cinema to watch this movie and head yourself for the - in my opinion - heavily overrated "Inception" - I mean, you just can't compare those movies and if you take this point as a judgement, it is certain that you may be disappointed.
So, don't listen to some of those really ordinary and exaggerated hate comments and spend some ninety minutes with your kids or younger sister or girlfriend or cat/dog fetish, switch your brain off and enjoy the nice jokes and this very entertaining movie.
5,5 to 6 stars out of 10!
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- Cats & Dogs 2
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- Budget
- $85,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $43,585,753
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $12,279,363
- Aug 1, 2010
- Gross worldwide
- $112,483,764
- Runtime1 hour 22 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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