The Garfield Movie
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Garfield, the world-famous, Monday-hating, lasagna-loving indoor cat, is about to have a wild outdoor adventure! After an unexpected reunion with his long-lost father – scruffy street cat Vic – Garfield and his canine friend Odie are forced from their perfectly pampered life into joining Vic in a hilarious, high-stakes heist.

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Extended Preview
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Special Features Preview
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Villain Vignette
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Hide Your Food
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Final Trailer
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Father Son Vignette
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Feeding America
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Behind The Scenes
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In Cinemas May 29
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Best Friend
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Get Tickets
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In Cinemas May 29
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In Cinemas May 29
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Olive Garden Commercial
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Indoor Cat Outdoor Adventure
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Method To My Catness
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Always
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Truth or Dairy
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Easter Greeting
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Clip - Garfield Hates Mondays
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Clip - Hungry Baby
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New Trailer
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Getting Started
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Official Trailer
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Official Trailer
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Cast
Chris Pratt
Garfield (voice)
Samuel L. Jackson
Vic (voice)
Hannah Waddingham
Jinx (voice)
Ving Rhames
Otto (voice)
Nicholas Hoult
Jon (voice)
Cecily Strong
Marge Malone (voice)
Harvey Guillén
Odie (voice)
Brett Goldstein
Roland (voice)
Bowen Yang
Nolan (voice)
Snoop Dogg
Maurice (voice)
Janelle James
Olivia (voice)
Angus Cloud
Snickers (voice)
Jeff Foxworthy
Zapped Bird (voice)
Eugenia Caruso
Maria (voice)
Luke Cinque-White
Vito (voice)
Dev Joshi
Liz (voice)
Chana Keefer
Rom-Com Woman (voice)
Mark Keefer
Rom-Com Man (voice)
Edward Montgomery
Fitness Bike Instructor (voice)
Mark Dindal
Sleep App Voice (voice)
Cameron Bernard Jones
Barry / Lactose Farms Phone Operator (voice)
Darren Foreman
Used Catapult Customer (voice)
Timothy Quinlan
Find My Pet Voice (voice)
Matt Rippy
Spanish Find My Pet Voice / Farmhand (voice)
Alicia Grace Turrell
Ethel / Lactose Farms Phone Operator (voice)
Eric Loren
Roadkill / Busboy (voice)
Melli Bond
Fish Market Worker (voice)
Lynsey Murrell
Tour Guide Tracy (voice)
Amelia Sciandra
PA Announcer (voice)
Jennifer Woodward
PA Announcer (voice)
Hannah Felix
Pound Worker (voice)
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Revenue 230295748
Location Hong Kong
Producer Broderick Johnson, Andrew A. Kosove, Namit Malhotra, Craig Sost, John Cohen, Steven P. Wegner
Director Mark Dindal
User Reviews
CinemaSerf May 20 2024 02:15:50 PM

Seemingly abandoned by his dad in an alleyway in the rain, poor little "Garfield" espies the unsuspecting and lonely looking "Jon" having a pizza across the road. In a shot he's looking all sad and bedraggled at the windows, next he's demolished the man's dinner and finally coaxed him from his comfortable flat to a new house that they share with the dog "Odie". His life is just one idyllic round of snoozing, eating and watching "Catflix" until he and "Odie" are kidnapped. Why? Well it's only when they are rescued by a caped hero - who turns out to be his dad "Vic", and we then are introduced to the criminal mastermind that is "Jinx" who has an axe to grind, that we start to get to the bottom things. She spent ages in the pound and is looking for her pint of milk! Now "Garfield", "Odie" and "Vic" have to come up with plan to rob a well defended dairy to settle scores. Even if they succeed, can they trust the duplicitous "Jinx" and her two sinister hench-creatures? It's an amiable enough adventure movie, this, with plenty of daft escapades for the cats, a menacing security officer and even an old lovelorn bull ("Otto") who's seen better days. I found the story reminded me a bit of the "Wallace and Gromit" kind of mishap-ridden narrative and though it's probably twenty minutes too long to sustain a film that doesn't seem to ever want to end, it's got the usual messages to team-playing, family and loyalty and has some quite witty one-liners now and again.

dorran May 23 2024 09:46:20 PM

First off, I did like the father-son dynamic that was present here, it's just that I didn't care about what was happening on screen since it's nonsensical majority of the time. But there's only real development between those two by the end, nobody else. And the casting is quite bad as well because none of the actors really sell me on their performance, just seems they're phoning it in. The villain doesn't have a great performance either but that's mostly due to poor writing, they could've done something far greater than her. But the creativity that's present is short lived if it's constantly followed by a villain saying a poor landing joke, or even a main character. How can a Garfield movie truly be done? After seeing this I have little hope for Garfield movies in the future. But the idea of Garfield being in a movie is outlandish and quite hard to make a feasible plot without introducing lame characters. This franchise is hard to make acceptable for fans since it will never live up to what Garfield truly is. But to give us an hour and a half of our time with him for a outlandish, out of this world, story is enough regardless of how bad it might be, because it will never work out.

Manuel São Bento May 29 2024 01:57:07 PM

FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://movieswetextedabout.com/the-garfield-movie-review-simple-light-hearted-fun-for-the-whole-family/ "The Garfield Movie may not be an animated masterwork or a film that provokes deep reflections, but it effectively fulfills its purpose of entertaining with a story that’s generic yet packed with fun moments. Boasting the classic sarcastic humor of the titular cat, a light plot, and well-executed action set pieces, it’s an ideal choice for families seeking an enjoyable experience with plenty of laughs. It serves as a reminder that sometimes a film can be appreciated just for what it always wanted to be – a simple, unpretentious form of entertainment, perfect for a session alongside the little ones." Rating: B

Hotplix June 07 2024 03:27:12 AM

"The Garfield Movie" is a lively and entertaining adaptation of the beloved comic strip. Directed by Mark Dindal, the film brings the iconic lazy, lasagna-loving cat to life with vibrant animation and a playful storyline. Chris Pratt voices Garfield with a witty and charming performance, capturing the character's signature sarcasm and laid-back attitude. The film balances humor and heart, providing plenty of laughs for both children and adults. While it stays true to the spirit of the original comics, it also introduces fresh elements that make it a fun, engaging experience for new audiences. Overall, "The Garfield Movie" is a delightful family film that honors its source material while offering a modern twist.

TheSceneSnobs July 13 2024 12:43:55 AM

The Garfield Movie is a vast improvement over the previous live-action Garfield films. Initially, I didn’t expect much, but by the end, I found myself loving this fun and adventurous film. It has a lot of heart, some good laughs, and is great for parents to take their kids to. One of the standout elements of the movie is the introduction of Garfield’s father, Vic. This addition brings a fresh perspective to the Garfield universe. The dysfunctional father-son dynamic adds depth to the story, making it more engaging. The plot cleverly intertwines this family dynamic with a heist storyline, which adds excitement and keeps the narrative moving at a brisk pace. The movie offers plenty of laughs, with jokes that appeal to both kids and adults. The humor is well-timed and varies from slapstick to witty one-liners, ensuring that there is something for everyone. Odie, in particular, stands out and truly rocks in this film. His loyal and energetic presence brings a lot of charm to the screen. The chemistry between Garfield and Odie is spot on, providing some of the film’s most memorable moments. In conclusion, The Garfield Movie is a delightful surprise and a significant step up from its predecessors. With its heartwarming story, engaging characters, and balanced humor, it’s a film that both kids and parents can enjoy together. The addition of Garfield’s father, Vic, and the dynamic he brings to the story, along with Odie’s standout moments, make this a must-watch for fans of the beloved cat. Whether you’re a long-time Garfield fan or new to his adventures, this film offers a fun and heartwarming experience that’s well worth the time.