This sometimes very funny and sometimes highly emotional anthology follows Garfield's nine lives throughout history, from his first life as a prehistoric cat-Neanderthal to his ninth life as... Read allThis sometimes very funny and sometimes highly emotional anthology follows Garfield's nine lives throughout history, from his first life as a prehistoric cat-Neanderthal to his ninth life as an astronaut in a jam.This sometimes very funny and sometimes highly emotional anthology follows Garfield's nine lives throughout history, from his first life as a prehistoric cat-Neanderthal to his ninth life as an astronaut in a jam.
- Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 nomination total
Lorenzo Music
- Garfield
- (voice)
Thom Huge
- Jon Arbuckle
- (voice)
- …
Gregg Berger
- Odie
- (voice)
- …
Desirée Goyette
- Chloey
- (voice)
- …
Nino Tempo
- Luigi
- (voice)
- …
Hal Smith
- George Frideric Handel
- (voice)
- …
Heather Kerr
- Little Sara
- (voice)
Sandi Huge
- Garfield's Mother
- (voice)
- …
Carolyn Davis
- Older Sara
- (voice)
C. Lindsay Workman
- God
- (voice)
- (as Lindsay Workman)
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Going in as a kid seeing it was about Garfield I went in assuming it was going to be like the other specials and movies, cynical funny jokes and moderate slapstick usually at Odie's expense. This movie was not like that... think Heavy Metal, but without the straight out adult material.
Life six ranked up there with Plague Dogs in terms of scare factor to 5 year old me. Life 7 still is capable of reducing me to tears and is more disturbing when you consider other factors of the life.
In a lot of ways it was a brilliant special... however its such a step away from the star character that it doesn't feel like it belongs in the Garfield canon.
Also his life from the book version babes and bullets got spun off into its own movie so in the animated version Garfield technically must have 10 lives.
Anyway if your in the mood for one of those specials from the 80s that feels magical but yet uncomfortable in a weird way this will give you some of that feel but not nearly as overwhelming as some things out of this time period for that.
Life six ranked up there with Plague Dogs in terms of scare factor to 5 year old me. Life 7 still is capable of reducing me to tears and is more disturbing when you consider other factors of the life.
In a lot of ways it was a brilliant special... however its such a step away from the star character that it doesn't feel like it belongs in the Garfield canon.
Also his life from the book version babes and bullets got spun off into its own movie so in the animated version Garfield technically must have 10 lives.
Anyway if your in the mood for one of those specials from the 80s that feels magical but yet uncomfortable in a weird way this will give you some of that feel but not nearly as overwhelming as some things out of this time period for that.
This Garfield TV movie is pretty much the most unique of it's kind.
The story begins when the Creator(who portrays as God) creates a cat also known as Garfield. And gives him 9 lives to create an interesting story.
Then we get to see Garfield intro each of his 9 lives. Each one is different from another. A lot of them were done in different animation to give it a different taste.
Pretty much Life #8 is similar to the common Garfield cartoons.
I consider this one a Garfield of a different color.
The idea of 9 different stories in one TV movie is really cool in my opinion. A must see for the Garfield fans.
The story begins when the Creator(who portrays as God) creates a cat also known as Garfield. And gives him 9 lives to create an interesting story.
Then we get to see Garfield intro each of his 9 lives. Each one is different from another. A lot of them were done in different animation to give it a different taste.
Pretty much Life #8 is similar to the common Garfield cartoons.
I consider this one a Garfield of a different color.
The idea of 9 different stories in one TV movie is really cool in my opinion. A must see for the Garfield fans.
Ignore Stickman. Read this book. This is a great book with great stories and a great character. Definitely an instant classic. I mean no offense to anyone or anything, but if you don't like Garfield, WHY ARE YOU POSTING MESSAGES HERE?! Okay, yes I'll admit, it has several curse words, suggestive scenes, and maybe some violence, but you can just skip over those stories. Garfield pretty much sums it up before it even starts, and the title should tell you something. It is hilarious. Read ASAP. Find it on the internet, look for the movie, (even though the book and movie have little in common) and read/watch it to no end. Garfield is one of the greatest cartoon/comic strip characters of all time. Nobody should put him down. Plus, 9 different stories is hard to come up with. Appreciate Jim Davis! Odie rules.
10Eviey
This is the best cartoon movie ever in my humble opinion. A must see. My favorite parts would be..... all of it. It's a simple wonderful movie that I have enjoyed since I was young and I still do enjoy it. I don't really like Garfield that much but I love this movie.
I thought it would be a cute Garfield flashback from the 80s. 2 segments are not animated in the same genre as Garfield. One is OK where Garfield is a female cat who lives its life with a piano playing girl. The cat later grows old and dies which was a bit heavy for the kids but fine. The 7th life "Garfield" is Creepy. He a lab cat but the animation is more like a moonlighting Disney animator (per Jungle Book features) and the story is dark. The non-Garfield is in a military lab being injected with serum that genetically alters him into a dog. He later escapes and is chased by the military. Creepy lab scenes for kids.
Did you know
- TriviaThe segment "Stunt Kat" is a direct reference to the George Herriman comic strip Krazy Kat.
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Iconic Cartoon Characters of All Time (2014)
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- Las nueve vidas de Garfield
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- Runtime48 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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