Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties

Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties is actually funnier and more charming than the first film.

When the humans have the sense to keep quiet, and the animals are doing their shtick, there's great fun to be had.

Two Kitties marks a considerable improvement over its predecessor. It's faster paced and the filmmakers wisely shift the focus away from bland owner Breckin Meyer and onto a menagerie of chattering animals.

Murray's gift for imperious indifference is the only reason to sit through a second for-kids-only movie about Garfield the lasagna-loving cat.

Though Murray and Curry gamely deliver some chuckle-worthy one-liners along the way, they're mostly leashed to material as moldy and uninspired as the "Jeffersons" theme song.

Children will enjoy the physical humor, but discerning adults are advised to pawn their sons and daughters off on some other unsuspecting chaperone -- preferably one who doesn't read movie reviews.

A Tail of Two Kitties couldn't care less about its human principals, and all it wants its animals to do is air-guitar to "Cat Scratch Fever" and wear silly sunglasses.

this movie is nearly as good as the godfather it is one for the whole family must watch

Ok movie. I like it better when he messes with Odie. It was like they were trying to be more cute in this movie.

In Garfield, all we had was a CGI Garfield and real animals. In this one, Garfield is doubled by another CGI cat that looks similar to him named Prince. If A Tail of Two Kitties can at least entertain you, then it's only best to say have fun watching this movie.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Garfield pulled a sequel and improved a bit in terms of duration and plot, but still very bad in the script and in the animation and motion capture , I feel Garfield, from the first movie I damage my entire childhood.