The only reason most children will even know what a St. Fox and Sally Field provide charming vocals as an excitable pup and snooty, sarcastic cat. This 1993 remake of the original 1963 film of the same name is an enjoyable family adventure about three animals, who race to catch up with their owners when the family moves home and appears to have left them behind. It’s a smart, food-pun-filled festival of visual gags – and the perfect introduction to the brains of The LEGO Movie directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller. What starts out as a cute, romantic tale of following your dreams soon descends into a nightmarish, surreal world of sentient pizza, overweight citizens and giant, evil roast chickens. Bumbling inventor Flynn creates a machine that turns water into food in this barmy animated comedy. You may have seen meteor showers, but we bet you’ve never seen a MEATIER shower.
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