Too much of everything

Memorable, crazy movie

This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

The emotion I emitted will watching this glorious work of art matched the intensity I felt in other films such as The Titanic, The Blind Side, Precious, and The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. At times, this movie was so intense that I could not control my body causing me to scream out in orgasmic sorrow. I really enjoyed the repeated nature scenes as they gave me some time to absorb and reflect on what I had witnessed. Through the love of Trent and Chris, I realized that it was okay to be gay and immediately ejaculated all over my tight chest. I then spent the next 20 minutes weeping uncontrollably. Semen and tears became one in a cesspool on my belly-button. Homosexuality is something that we all need to accept and experiment with. I think it is safe to say that Eric Robert's role as Duffy was his master work. He was good in The Dark Knight, but this tops any of his previous works. His powerful voice shook my body to the point of excretion. This film has made me realize whether you are gay, a talking cat, black, or human, we are all the same. We need to work with each other if we want to save cats from car accidents. All it takes is a towel and a piece of string.

Turned it on for the kids. Left it on for the same reason that you can't turn away from a train-wreck. I'm seriously not sure if the homoerotic undertones were intentional due to the director's past experience, or because he cast two gay kids to pretend to be straight boys interested in girls. The unconvincing acting coupled with the painfully shitty lines makes me want to stab myself repeatedly. The faux phone conversations are equally impressive as well. The two old people's cohesion after the "car scene" is also mind-blowing. I particularly like when the "mom" pulls the cheese puffs out of the oven with her bare hands then hands them to the old guy and he drops them cause they're too hot. I seriously think this whole cast was speed-balling the entire movie... If you just have nothing left to do before you die then maybe, MAYBE watch this just to convince yourself that it is time to go.

Wow, this movie is truly an exceptional work of art - it's heartwarming and heart-breaking in equal measure.How incredible to see the world through a cat's eyes - and not just any cat! Duffy is a cat of unusual depth and wisdom.The special effects are unmatched in excellence, except by the acting. And the soundtrack? If Mozart played the synthesizer, he would write this! Truly, this is the film of the year.Quote: "Is that a cat? I wonder what it wanted!""You know, I've spent a lifetime working in office buildings, drinking coffee. I'm no Humphrey Bogart.""I am too good sometimes." -Cat

I defy anyone to make it through this direct to video disaster in one sitting. I know I couldn't. There is nothing, NOTHING even remotely redeemable about this mess. Zero production values, a canned and looped music score that would be far more fitting for interrogations of enemies of the state, painful performances from has been's (WTF how desperate were Kristine DeBell and Johnny Whittaker in order for them to debase themselves like this?!) along with a talentless cast of young up and comers, and -the coup de gras- the most unbelievable "talking cat" effect you will ever see. This entire video (I refuse to call it a movie) is an endurance test for only the most brave of souls. Your rage will set in after the first fifteen minutes, and from there on out it's a battle of wills to see who will emerge victorious. Many have tried. All have perished. Consider this your only warning.