Cats & Dogs 3 - Pfoten vereint!

Clearly written for a very young audience, personally I was bored to death, let the franchise end here.

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.

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

A predictable plot with some awkward acting can't be weighed against the quite well-done special effects of the animals talking. Obviously, as stated by others here, humour is a bit lacking in this 3rd episode, but overall they tried their best and gave me and my 9y old son a pleasant afternoon out in these miserable covid days

Plainly speaking cats and dogs paws unite is the movie it seems out to be. It has no connection to its superior cousins that came before, apart from a passing mention of mittens and kitty galore. The acting is cheesy as expected. But at least the voice acting is ok and it's always nice seeing real animals have their mouths cgid to talk. In this movie we have Roger the dog and Gwen the cat. For some reason in this film they are friends and not enemies. They work together after an evil cockatoo tries to destroy the friendships of cats and dogs all over the world. The plot is stretched and the outcome is resolved too quickly. But really it's still unjoyable to watch and apart from all the bad the movie is watchable and something the kids will enjoy.