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By Joseph McAleer - Catholic News Service
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Friday, 30 July 2010 |
Doctor Doolittle meets James Bond in "Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore" (Warner Bros.), a clever and funny 3-D spy adventure for the entire family. This follow-up to the 2001 comedy "Cats & Dogs" seamlessly blends live action, puppetry, and computer animation as -- unbeknownst to their beloved human owners -- the two species of the title must join forces to save the planet from one very bad kitty.
Said villain is Kitty Galore (voiced with relish by Bette Midler), a former agent for the cat spy organization MEOWS who has "gone rogue." Abandoned after an industrial accident rendered her hairless and looking like Eartha Kitt, Kitty seeks dominion over all pets to make the world her "personal scratching post." Her weapon of mass destruction is the "Call of the Wild" -- apologies to Jack London -- a screech that will render dogs insane and launch a global cat-astrophe.
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