A Talking Cat!?! 2013 123movies

Watch: A Talking Cat!?! 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – A riveting film about a talking cat who helps two families meet and live happily ever after. The daughter wants to go to business school; her uncreative brother can’t obtain a scholarship; the mother leaves when her husband drops her hot cheese puffs. They meet up at a weird house the father owns. The parents get into a fight, and then the cat gets hit by a car and sustains a head injury. When the families are desperate, the cat reveals that he can talk and releases an orb that saves his life. This major plot twist brings the two families together..
Plot: A mysterious talking cat uses its powers of communication to enrich the lives of two different families, and bring them together.
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Ratings:

	2.1/10 Votes: 1,612
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	N/A Votes: 30 Popularity: 3.297 | TMDB

Reviews:

All you need to know about this “movie”
I recently watched this “film” for my podcast, where we solely review awful movies. I painstakingly sat through it twice with a stopwatch and timed all of the runtime of the movie spent on establishing shots (there are FIFTY-SEVEN OF THEM), credits, and shots of the cat lying or waddling around. This sums up the movie better than anything:

Between the credits, establishing shots, and shots of the cat, those all take up THIRTY PERCENT OF THE 83-MINUTE RUNTIME. I have never seen a movie that so blatantly pads its runtime with scenery. And what’s scarier than that is that there are literally dozens of instances (that I didn’t time with the stopwatch) where the human characters are shown doing nothing but sitting and looking at things for several minutes at a time, or walking up stairs, or standing and looking at random objects. It is pathetic how poorly edited and shot this movie is.

Literally nothing happens in this movie. If you don’t believe me, go see it. You’ll go cross-eyed before you ever find anything resembling a plot. If this thing was competently made just from a sheer editing standpoint, it would be 4 minutes long…if that.

This movie can cure cancer and heal the crippled
When I saw the ?!? in the title, I knew I was in for something truly epic. I mean, if it wasn’t they wouldn’t use exclamation marks, right? And I was not disappointed. Eric Roberts gives the performance of a lifetime as the titular talking cat, who brings a family together and helps a young man explore his sexuality. And the special effects! Puts George Lucas’ best to shame…come on now, you can’t say Duffy the cat is NOT better than Jar Jar Binks! Saying you hate this movie is worse than joining al-Qaeda. I hear people who admitted so much are on wanted posters in post offices. And I have never seen a prop I envied more than the half-a-car furniture the lead characters had. Where do I buy such couches? This should have become a nationwide fad the moment this film came out! And the cheese ball subplot…just scintillating stuff! This film has so many dimensions I could write a book about it. In fact, I think I will. I feel I will improve our society as a whole if only they knew about A Talking Cat?!? Anyway, go see this movie NOW. It is a modern classic.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 25 min (85 min)
Budget 1000000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Director David DeCoteau
Writer Andrew Helm
Actors Johnny Whitaker, Kristine DeBell, Justin Cone
Country United States
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Stereo
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
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