Cats & Dogs 3: Paws Unite

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The reviews for this film are the most unfair I have ever seen. It is a bit of fun with talking animals. It has a nice story line, good characters, some laugh out loud moments and a nice ending. As long as you don't take the film seriously it has entertainment value.

I really enjoyed the first one. The second movie was bearable, it had it's faults but still watchable. This third outing just shows they should have stopped the series with the second movie. This has been brought on for obvious reasons, since we are all in some sort of lockdown. The fault here is firstly effects 're really bad, even for a children's film the effects are bad. The story was just okay and I do mean just okay. Very young children who will.not be bothered about the effects may enjoy it. Young children may find the film to cheap to enjoy but adults will just cringe at it. Let's just say it's okay.

Yeah, I was shocked that this movie was even a thing, and seeing the trailer, and the film, I am shocked at how horrible a cash grab this DTV film is. The film has a good plot, Roger and Gwen are two monitors for Furry Animal Rivarly Termination, or F.A.R.T. for short, and they have to stop a bird from starting a new war between cats and dog, but sadly, this goes into a boring film that gets preachy about reliance of technology. However, if it has one thing it relies too much on, is gross humor. While the first two films had those, at least it was used sparingly in those, but here? From a scene of a dog wearing a diaper (possibly exposing the kids it was aimed at to diaper *), to references to number two, the film relies way too much on the gross-out humor to the point where it's not funny. Also, the human scenes are boring, and the editing is not as good as its predecessors (although the latter is possibly due to the film being released directly to video, which is how most bad films are released). I recommend avoiding this one like a dog with rabies and stick with the first film.

This film start with the introduction of the so called "FART" organization, and the introduction of a dog "Roger" and his owner "Max" scene! As turnout, this film is about Roger and a cat "Gwen" need to team up to stop a parrot "Pablo" from transmitting the signal to manipulate cats and dogs! Entire film full of boring conversation, and annoying overuse scene! Such as, overuse of the animals talking scene, overuse of the playing dumb scene, overuse of the drinking scene, and overuse of the playing with phone scene! Make the film unwatchable! Barely intense scene is, Roger fighting with the lizard "Zeke"! At the end, Pablo abort his sinister plan, but Zeke insist! Zeke eventually been take down! That's it! Wasting time to watch!

This is the worst movie in the Cats & Dogs franchise. What a horrible movie! I suggest you all not to watch this and save your precious time. But still first movie is the best. 2nd is average. But this is so unwatchable. bad music composing, bad CGI, terrible acting, no old characters. Nothing else to say about this nonsense!

This is quite a cute film for children and teenagers. The animals are cute and likable. I enjoyed it.

Great film to watch with family and friends. I do hate that old characters are not in this movie

Name a better film, I dare you. With a complex plot and endearing characters, this film is the perfect piece of cinema. The cinematography is phenomenal, I'd compare it to Nolan, but that would be an insult to Cats and Dogs 3: Paws Unite. The only film that I think could ever possibly, maybe stand up to this one is Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore. Cinema can end now, it can't get any better, go home everyone.

With a script that reads like it was written by a group of 13-year-olds between social media binges and a cast not even qualified to work as extras on a daytime soap opera, this abomination ticks all the boxes for a movie to steer well clear of. Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack (the Warner brothers who created Warner Brothers) wouldn't just be turning - they'd be spinning in their graves if they could see just what pathetic depths their company has sunk to. Don't bother wasting your time or money on this one. Even if it was shown as in-flight entertainment with no other option, you'll be reaching for the "off" switch within the first few minutes. No, I'm not exaggerating - it's universally unwatchable, no matter your age.