Kitty Mammas

The trailer got me on the fence as to watch this or not, but the synopsis: "A disgraced fertility doctor runs a clinical trial in which four women give birth to kittens." Was just so enticing I had to check it out. And I'm glad I did.

This is a pretty funny low budget Canadian comedy. I was really impressed overall by the relatively big cast especially: Janet Porter, Zarrin Darnell-Martin and (in smaller roles) Helene Robbie, Billy MacLellan, Ramona Milano. Were just really funny and on point.

Only Stephanie Belding and especially Michael James Regan kind of bombed. And that last one was made even worse thanks to sup-par unnatural editing for his scenes.

My biggest critique is that the film did not end right after the first birth. There is an extra 15 minutes after to forcefully tie up all the story ends but you won't care an you will be bored. The cat is already out of the bag, literally. My advice, just turn it off after you pull yourself together from laughing from the singular best joke and moment of the film. The film weirdly seems to take itself too serious after it, destroying the beautiful absurdity, tone and comedy of the rest of the film.

Also to be honest I'm biased and really don't like cats or people that especially like them. This film however makes fun of cat lovers and ended up being a real treat! So if you have a similar sentiment don't let it stop you giving this film a try.

First off, who doesn't love kittens? If it's you, you're a monster. I love the story arcs with all the mammas and I laughed out loud throughout! Beautifully scored, and very original. Caught my attention and it looked funny. I'm glad I watched it.

Right, well I really wanted to enjoy this movie. Honestly, I did. But it was just impossible to buy into the concept of the movie, and the fact that it was so slow paced and monotonous, just didn't help sell "Kitty Mammas" in a good way.

I am sure that the concept idea behind the 2020 movie "Kitty Mammas" was seeming really good on paper, as written by Dennis Alexander Nicholson and Katrina Nicholson. But the transition to the screen painted a different picture, at least for me. I found this movie such a bitter pill to swallow. I just couldn't get into it and it was a struggle to sit through it, despite of having some talented actors and actresses on the cast list.

The whole storyline was just so far out there that it wasn't even making for a fun movie to sit down and watch. And I must admit that I wasn't enjoying the movie one bit, and I gave up on it with just 23 minutes left to watch. But by then I was literally ready to claw my eyes out of sheer boredom.

"Kitty Mammas" felt like a movie with no purpose or no real storyline. It felt automated and devoid of comedy. Sure, there were some nice enough acting performances by an interesting choice of actors and actresses, but the movie as a whole just didn't work out for me.

This was a massive swing and a miss from director Dennis Alexander Nicholson, and it is not a movie that you will find me recommending anyone spending their money, time or effort on.

My rating of "Kitty Mammas" lands on a three out of ten stars, based mostly on the casting list and their individual performances. But ultimately this was just not an entertaining or enjoyable movie.

This movie is a fun, light hearted movie to watch!! Even though it's not possible, this movie makes the impossible seem possible lol. So worth the purchase and the viewing!! Totally recommend it!!

Saw at Hamilton Film Festival. Excellent venue to see this on premier night.

Acting was fabulous. Camera work was excellent. Story line was very good. Suitable for all ages.

Hoping for a sequel as they have many possible spin off directions. This would also make an interesting 30 minute tv series. It could fall into line with some of the great comedy shows with the right ideas taken from this movie.