To me, this movie is perfection.

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

So, I picked this movie up at my local Mr. Movies before going on vacation. (so I could watch something in the car)And oh boy... Where do I start...First off, the cat is flipping annoying as hell! I couldn't help but turn off the audio every time the cat "meowed" (if you could even call it that) My god could they have made a more annoying cat..Second, the acting isn't the... greatest, but I've seen far worse so I'll give this movie 2 stars.Third, the plot makes no sense.. This guy wants to have the tallest building in the Northern Hemisphere, but this other company is gonna beat him by 50 feet or something like that.. and then he turns into a cat.. that's about it....oh he also goes into a comaOverall, this movie sucks, but again, it's a kids movie. So what am I supposed to expect?

I really can't figure out why so many people consider this film to be so bad. To be honest, I kind of enjoyed it, even though I don't really watch Drama/Comedy/Family movies. There were some funny scenes too and I think that this film shows a perfect example of a life change. In the end, I can say that i was not disappointed in the slightest and I don't regret watching it.

Cat lovers out there who spend a large amount of time watching cat videos, this movie is for you. It is a feel-good film, and there isn't anything to criticize about the movie. Bad reviews are probably due to people expecting way too much from every other movies. Sometimes, you just have to watch a movie to enjoy the simple things.I watched it for the cats, and I wasn't disappointed. The best thing was how they captured each and every single expressions, movements and activities of cats in general and put them to use in the movie. We find ourselves wondering why cats do certain things, and this movie somehow has the answers to those questions from a fictional point of view.Watch it for the cats.

For some reason, it took a total of FIVE writers to churn out this take on an idea that has been done to death in decades past both in film and in television. Maybe the producers thought that with all those writers, there would be a good amount of fresh ideas spread throughout, but that is not the case at all. There is really nothing new in this screenplay, from the central character trying to redeem himself to the subplot about an evil employee trying to take over the company he works for. Well, actually, there is one difference in this take, and that is that the central character - both in human form and later in cat form - is utterly unlikable and abrasive in every way possible for an incredibly long time. So much so, that it doesn't seem like he's deserving of his happy ending at the end. Technically, the movie is often kind of shabby; despite being a co- production between three countries, the movie has the feel of a direct to DVD production instead of a production made for theatrical release. Maybe all those aforementioned problems could have been excused had the movie been funny, but even the humor is tired and feeble in nature. But what did you expect from a movie released by the Europacorp company?