VERY underated


this film is actually very good.
its modern
colourful
and mike myers is frankly brillant.
i dont understand why this is considered so "bad".
most of the jokes are aimed at teenagers and above

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seneqwa

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duh pj duh

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This movie is absolutely hilarious. I like it very much.

I am in love with Dakota Fanning and I hope she will be my future wife.

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i hope you are in the ages between 8 and 12!!!

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The first time that I watched this, I was expecting a rendition similar to the book, and I was bewildered. But recently my kids have started watching it (over and over and over) and it really is not that bad, if taken as a work unto itself. Myers is very funny (although the "oh yeah"s are annoying. I wonder if he copped that from a Toronto jewelery store owner with annoying Loan Arranger ads from a few years ago?). It's funny, I had the same reaction to the Jim Carrey Grinch film, where I grew to love it. I only hope that Mike Myers and Bo Welch don't let their self-imposed moratorium continue for much longer. According to the IMDb, neither has really done anything since.

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The Cat in the Hat Rulz

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starts off too slow, but about 5 minutes after the cat has arrived, the rest is hilarious!

one of my alltime favorite comedies. Just funny, as comedies SHOULD be

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Actually, the first two times I watched it, I thought this movie was absolutely horrid. However, strangely enough, I ended up watching it a third time because my girlfriends son at the time got the movie so I decided to see if it'd be a struggle again. Surprisingly, no such thing occurred. I dawned on me how wonderfully funny it actually is. It's got a lot of dry humor and subtle cliche *beep* that doesn't really strike you as being funny unless you let your cultural hangups go and just realize how batty it actually is. I'm a long time favorite of Dr. Seuss and although I do agree this doesn't really seem to follow into the footstep of his works, it's still good. It has a lot of the erratic and eccentric behavior of the Seuss books. I have a bad feeling most people that watched this movie didn't really get to much out of the books either due to lack of personal depth and imagination.

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What kind of teen would want to watch that, it's a kid's movie!

Montreal isin't the French New-York, NY is the english Montreal...Mntrl was there first.

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If by 'underated', you mean 'quite possibly the worst piece of crap to ever grace my TV screen'... then sure.

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It is actually underrated. The jokes are pretty funny if you stop trying to link the damn thing so strongly to the book.

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"What kind of teen would watch this?" The target audience named by one poster of 8-12 seems pretty pointless as 90% of the jokes in the film, no child with a normal upbringing would understand, as most of the jokes in the film are aimed at teens & adults (disguised to be dirty yet be completely oblivious to kids watching). Cat in the Hat has to be the mother of all kids movies with "double-entendres" in it, and by far the dirtiest kids movie I've ever seen. Kinda hard to catch them all in one viewing, but check it out again. Apparently some people are a little too thick-headed or too content in everything was kiddie jokes to notice how dirty most of the jokes actually are in this. In fact my pointing out a lot of this has caused several parents I know who thought it was a wonderful kid's movie to suddenly realize it's not and threw out their DVDs (sorry Universal), but on the other hand have turned lots of stoners onto this movie.

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