Garfield in Children's DVDs & Videos

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Three cartoons featuring the holiday adventures of the lazy, lovable feline, Garfield. First, Garfield and Odie get stuck in a haunted house populated by spectral pirates in "Garfield's Halloween Adventure;" mayhem and hilarity ensue in due course. "A Garfield Christmas" features Garfield and Odie home alone while Jon visits Grandma on the farm, and they both work to concoct surprises for the holidays. Jon has a hot date for Thanksgiving dinner in "Garfield's Thanksgiving" when Liz the veterinarian agrees to come over. Meanwhile, Garfield's on a preparatory diet to get ready for the feast. Unfortunately, Jon manages to destroy the dinner, but Grandma comes to the rescue at the last minute!

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Garfield arrives on the big screen once again, this time in a completely computer-generated movie. Garfield creator Jim Davis provides the script, which follows Garfield as he leaves Cartoon World in favor of the "real world," only to find out how much he misses the things back home once he's crossed over.

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Debuting in 1988, the Saturday morning animated series GARFIELD AND FRIENDS became hugely popular among family audiences. Based on the world's most widely syndicated comic strip, the show ran until 1994. GARFIELD AND FRIENDS was really two shows in one, composed of GARFIELD (which starred a fat orange cat, his dog pal Odie, and their owner, single-guy John Arbuckle) and U.S. ACRES (about a group of barnyard animals running their own farm). The second volume of GARFIELD AND FRIENDS contains 24 30-minute episodes, each made up of three parts: two GARFIELD spots with one U.S. ACRES spot in the middle.

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The long-running, popular comic strip about the fat and lazy cat named Garfield comes to life with this live-action Hollywood comedy. Based on characters created by Jim Davis, the film tells the story of this supremely spoiled pet, who wants the affection of everyone around him, only he wants it on his own terms. Trouble arises one day when, under the influence of the beautiful veterinarian Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner Jon (Breckin Meyer) stuns him by bringing home a cuddly dog, Odie. Jealous at the attention Odie is receiving, Garfield locks Odie out of the house. Odie runs away and when he's kidnapped by the evil television personality Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), Garfield realizes his mistake, and embarks on a brave mission to rescue his new housemate. Bill Murray is a perfect choice to provide the loveable voice behind the computer-animated cat. Director Peter Hewitt keeps the story moving along at a clipped pace, which will ensure that children's attention spans won't be tested. Breezy and charming, GARFIELD is a nostalgic return to the past for older viewers who grew up with the fuzzy feline, and an engaging introduction for younger audiences who are meeting him for the very first time.

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A collection of episodes featuring everyone's favorite fat cat, Garfield, this set is a cornucopia of lasagna, pie, and the endearing adventures that made this one of the longest-running Saturday morning cartoons. The show shared a slot with US ACRES, another cartoon drawn by Jim Davis, about the lives of a group of farm animals led by Orson Pig. The animals spend their days avoiding Orson's mean older brothers and getting in and out of trouble, much of which stems from the pranks of jokester Roy Rooster. All of the characters appear in this collection, which includes the last nine episodes of season six, and all of season seven.

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A collection of episodes featuring everyone's favorite fat cat, Garfield, this set is a cornucopia of lasagna, pie, and the endearing adventures that made this one of the longest-running Saturday morning cartoons. The show shared a slot with US ACRES, another cartoon drawn by Jim Davis, about the lives of a group of farm animals led by Orson Pig. The animals spend their days avoiding Orson's mean older brothers and getting in and out of trouble, much of which stems from the pranks of jokester Roy Rooster. All of the characters appear in this collection, which includes over 40 episodes. In "The Legal Eagle, Orson lays down the law and appoints Roy as deputy; unfortunately the power goes to his head, and Roy begins to indiscriminately arrest everyone. Garfield is sick in "Fill in Feline," so in his stead, the producer puts Nermal in the cartoon. The action is fraught with hilariously overt errors in "Mistakes Will Happen," and Jon's uncle comes for a visit and stays far too long in "The Thing that Stayed Forever." Finally, in "An Egg Citing Story," Orson answers the question on everybody's mind when he tells the tale of the gang's introduction to Sheldon.

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Jim Davis's popular comic took to the small screen in a big way with this long-running Saturday morning cartoon. Volume 4 contains all the episodes from Season 5, and was actually a combination of two shows. Garfield, Odie, and their cartoonist owner Jon, shared the bill with a lovable group of farm animals on U.S. ACRES, also based on a comic by Davis. In it, serious Orson Pig has adventures with friends such as the timid Wade Duck, Roy the practical-joking Rooster, and Sheldon, the baby chick who has yet to hatch. This volume contains such popular episodes as "Renewed Terror," which finds Jon dogged by a persistent magazine salesperson; "Picnic Panic," featuring a bevy of industrious ants and dialogue completely in song; and "The Creature that Lived in the Refrigerator," where Jon's leftovers come to life!

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The first volume in the GARFIELD AND FRIENDS series contains twenty-four episodes of the popular Saturday morning cartoon. Watch as Garfield gets himself in and out of trouble with the help of his trusty owner Jon and dog pal Odie. GARFIELD AND FRIENDS is enjoyable family entertainment with a lot of laughs. Episodes include "The Binky Show," "Identity Crisis," "The Legend of the Lake," and many more.

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GARFIELD THE MOVIE: The popular long-running comic strip about the fat and lazy cat named Garfield comes to life with this live-action Hollywood comedy. Based on characters created by Jim Davis, the film tells the story of this supremely spoiled pet, who wants the affection of everyone around him, only he wants it on his own terms. Trouble arises one day when, under the influence of the beautiful veterinarian Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner Jon (Breckin Meyer) stuns him by bringing home a cuddly dog, Odie. Jealous at the attention Odie is receiving, Garfield locks Odie out of the house. Odie runs away and, when he's kidnapped by the evil television personality Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), Garfield realizes his mistake, and embarks on a brave mission to rescue his new housemate. Bill Murray is a perfect choice to provide the loveable voice behind the computer-animated cat. Director Peter Hewitt keeps the story moving along at a quick pace, ensuring that children's attention spans won't be tested. Breezy and charming, GARFIELD is a nostalgic return to the past for older viewers who grew up with the fuzzy feline, and an engaging introduction for younger audiences who are meeting him for the very first time. GARFIELD: A TALE OF TWO KITTIES: This sequel to the 2004 hit GARFIELD: THE MOVIE maintains that film's clever intermingling of live-action supporting cast with a CGI-animated Garfield, that self-centered, lasagna-mad feline, made famous in Jim Davis's newspaper comic strips. Though the title is a riff from Dickens, the story here is actually copped from Mark Twain's THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER. While tagging along to England with his lovely veterinarian girlfriend (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner, John Arbuckle (Breckin Meyer), inadvertently brings Garfield (voiced by Bill Murray) along. There he winds up being mistaken for Prince (voiced by Tim Curry), the royal cat of a lordly estate. There's a plot afoot to steal Prince's lands and title, orchestrated by the nefarious Dargis (Billy Connolly) and it's up to Garfield to save the day, that is if he can get his face out of the lasagna long enough. Connolly brings a contagious sense of malicious fun to his role as the bad guy, and Bill Murray fans will be licking their whiskers over his droll take on Garfield's lazy anti-heroics. A roster of top British actors lends their voices to some animals on the estate, including Bob Hoskins, Richard E. Grant, and Jane Horrocks. Fluffy and friendly overall, this is fine family fare, rated PG for some cheeky bathroom humor.

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Garfield takes three trips in this collection of adventures, with typically chaotic results. In "Garfield in the Rough," the poor feline is dragged on vacation with his owner, Jon, and his nincompoop fellow pet, Odie. Unfortunately, this will be no relaxing getaway, but rather a camping trip in the woods. There, the forest rangers insult him, Odie pushes him into the lake, his tent is ill-fitted, and a panther is after him. "Garfield In Paradise" finds the gang, well, in paradise, this time joined by the High Rama Lama of rock and roll--voiced by Wolfman Jack--as well as a princess and her princess cat. There's trouble in paradise too, however, when a volcano starts to rumble! Then, Garfield and company are headed to Hollywood to try their luck for some big bucks. They have plans to go on "Pet Search," a TV talent show. Their act has them performing as Johnny Bop and the Two Steps, and they stand to win $1000 and a shot at the national finals! The music is performed by Lou Rawls.

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The long-running, popular comic strip about the fat and lazy cat named Garfield comes to life with this live-action Hollywood comedy. Based on characters created by Jim Davis, the film tells the story of this supremely spoiled pet, who wants the affection of everyone around him, only he wants it on his own terms. Trouble arises one day when, under the influence of the beautiful veterinarian Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner Jon (Breckin Meyer) stuns him by bringing home a cuddly dog, Odie. Jealous at the attention Odie is receiving, Garfield locks Odie out of the house. Odie runs away and when he's kidnapped by the evil television personality Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), Garfield realizes his mistake, and embarks on a brave mission to rescue his new housemate. Bill Murray is a perfect choice to provide the loveable voice behind the computer-animated cat. Director Peter Hewitt keeps the story moving along at a clipped pace, which will ensure that children's attention spans won't be tested. Breezy and charming, GARFIELD is a nostalgic return to the past for older viewers who grew up with the fuzzy feline, and an engaging introduction for younger audiences who are meeting him for the very first time.

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The lazy, lasagna-eating feline is back in this collection of episodes from GARFIELD AND FRIENDS. Garfield may make fun of his human pal John, but he steals the title of "Man's Best Friend" from Odie with his proven loyalty to his companion. A CAT AND HIS NERD features the mini-episodes "Wedding Bell Blues," "Jukebox Jon," "The Great Inventor," "Jumping Jon," "Supersonic Seymour," "Jon the Barbarian," "Jailbird Jon," "Rolling Romance," "Sit on It," "Model Behavior," "Garfield Goes Hawaiian," "The Black Book," "Twice Told Tale," "D.J. Jon," and "Dream Date."

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The long-running, popular comic strip about the fat and lazy cat named Garfield comes to life with this live-action Hollywood comedy. Based on characters created by Jim Davis, the film tells the story of this supremely spoiled pet, who wants the affection of everyone around him, only he wants it on his own terms. Trouble arises one day when, under the influence of the beautiful veterinarian Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner Jon (Breckin Meyer) stuns him by bringing home a cuddly dog, Odie. Jealous at the attention Odie is receiving, Garfield locks Odie out of the house. Odie runs away and when he's kidnapped by the evil television personality Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), Garfield realizes his mistake, and embarks on a brave mission to rescue his new housemate. Bill Murray is a perfect choice to provide the loveable voice behind the computer-animated cat. Director Peter Hewitt keeps the story moving along at a clipped pace, which will ensure that children's attention spans won't be tested. Breezy and charming, GARFIELD is a nostalgic return to the past for older viewers who grew up with the fuzzy feline, and an engaging introduction for younger audiences who are meeting him for the very first time.

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GARFIELD - BEHIND THE SCENES features 15 animated shorts starring the famously cynical orange cat. "Mistakes Will Happen," "The Multiple Choice Cartoon," "For Cats Only," and "How To Be Funny" are among the cartoons included.

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Garfield arrives on the small screen once again, this time in his first two completely computer-generated movies. GARFIELD GETS REAL follows the fat cat as he leaves Cartoon World in favor of the "real world," only to find out how much he misses the things back home once he's crossed over. In GARFIELD'S FUN FEST, the second offering in this double feature, Garfield has won every one of the annual town-wide talent competitions so far. But this year, it looks like a dashing new contestant by the name of Ramone is going to give everyone's favorite curmudgeonly kitty a run for his lasagna, especially after the G-Man's usual partner-in-fun, Arlene, decides to pair up with the suave new competition and Garfield is saddled with Odie. Can Garfield remain on top? Both movies are voiced by cartoon vocal actor extraordinaire Frank Welker and written by Garfield creator Jim Davis.

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The long-running, popular comic strip about the fat and lazy cat named Garfield comes to life with this live-action Hollywood comedy. Based on characters created by Jim Davis, the film tells the story of this supremely spoiled pet, who wants the affection of everyone around him, only he wants it on his own terms. Trouble arises one day when, under the influence of the beautiful veterinarian Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner Jon (Breckin Meyer) stuns him by bringing home a cuddly dog, Odie. Jealous at the attention Odie is receiving, Garfield locks Odie out of the house. Odie runs away and when he's kidnapped by the evil television personality Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), Garfield realizes his mistake, and embarks on a brave mission to rescue his new housemate. Bill Murray is a perfect choice to provide the loveable voice behind the computer-animated cat. Director Peter Hewitt keeps the story moving along at a clipped pace, which will ensure that children's attention spans won't be tested. Breezy and charming, GARFIELD is a nostalgic return to the past for older viewers who grew up with the fuzzy feline, and an engaging introduction for younger audiences who are meeting him for the very first time.

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GARFIELD AS HIMSELF This purrific release presents three specials starring one of animation's most famous cats: Garfield! In "Here Comes Garfield," it's up to Garfield to rescue Odie from the pound. In "Garfield on the Town," the pudgy feline has a wild adventure out in the streets, which leads to a run-in with his mother. And "Garfield Gets a Life" finds Garfield, Odie, and Jon discovering the flashy world of dating. GARFIELD AS HIMSELF is entertainment that the whole family can enjoy. GARFIELD TRAVEL ADVENTURES Garfield takes three trips in this collection of adventures, with typically chaotic results. In "Garfield in the Rough," the poor feline is dragged on vacation with his owner, Jon, and his nincompoop fellow pet, Odie. Unfortunately, this will be no relaxing getaway, but rather a camping trip in the woods. There, the forest rangers insult him, Odie pushes him into the lake, his tent is ill-fitted, and a panther is after him. "Garfield In Paradise" finds the gang--well, in paradise, this time joined by the High Rama Lama of rock and roll--voiced by Wolfman Jack--as well as a princess and her princess cat. There's trouble in paradise too, however, when a volcano starts to rumble! Then, Garfield and company are headed to Hollywood to try their luck for some big bucks. They have plans to go on "Pet Search," a TV talent show. Their act has them performing as Johnny Bop and the Two Steps, and they stand to win $1000 and a shot at the national finals! The music is performed by Lou Rawls. GARFIELD FANTASIES The notoriously lazy orange cat turns out to have quite an active imagination, and collected here are three specials connected thematically in their focus on Garfield's fantasies. First, in "Babes and Bullets," a bored Garfield discovers a trench coat in a closet and becomes Sam Spayed, Private Eye. Tanya O'Tabby is the recent widow of a 23-year-old college professor, and she comes to him for help in solving the mystery of her husband's murder. Then, in "Garfield's Feline Fantasies," Garfield and his intrepid sidekick Odie travel the world, battling spies, counter-spies, and villains, to find the stolen Banana of Bombay. The sacred fruit is the symbol of all that is funny, and without it laughter as we know it will end. This special was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program. Finally, in "Garfield: His Nine Lives," Garfield traces his various incarnations, from "cave cat" to "space cat." In the time between, he invents jazz, works in silent films, and participates in a lab experiment that goes awry.

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GARFIELD - BEHIND THE SCENES features 15 animated shorts starring the famously cynical orange cat. "Mistakes Will Happen," "The Multiple Choice Cartoon," "For Cats Only," and "How To Be Funny" are among the cartoons included.

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This collection from GARFIELD AND FRIENDS focuses on everyone's favorite drooling dog. Join Odie, Garfield, and Jon in these animated shorts based on the long-running comic strip by Jim Davis. AN ODE TO ODIE includes "The Fairy Dogmother," "Dogmother 2," "Canine Conspiracy," and more.

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This collection gathers many favorite episodes from the beloved animated television series. Individual episodes include "Nighty Nightmare," "Flat Tired," "Mystic Manor," "The Creature that Lived in the Refrigerator," "Behind the Mayonnaisse," "Next to the Ketchup and to the Left of the Cole Slaw!," and many more.

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This purrific release presents three specials starring one of animation's most famous cats: Garfield! In "Here Comes Garfield," it's up to Garfield to rescue Odie from the pound. In "Garfield on the Town," the pudgy feline has a wild adventure out in the streets, which leads to a run-in with his mother. And "Garfield Gets a Life" finds Garfield, Odie, and Jon discovering the flashy world of dating. GARFIELD AS HIMSELF is entertainment that the whole family can enjoy.

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The notoriously lazy orange cat turns out to have quite an active imagination, and collected here are three specials connected thematically in their focus on Garfield's fantasies. First, in BABES AND BULLETS, a bored Garfield discovers a trench coat in a closet and becomes Sam Spayed, Private Eye. Tanya O'Tabby is the recent widow of a 23-year-old college professor, and she comes to him for help in solving the mystery of her husband's murder. Then, in GARFIELD'S FELINE FANTASIES, Garfield and his intrepid sidekick Odie travel the world, battling spies, counter-spies, and villains, to find the stolen Banana of Bombay. The sacred fruit is the symbol of all that is funny, and without it laughter as we know it will end. This special was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program. Finally, in GARFIELD: HIS NINE LIVES, Garfield traces his various incarnations, from "cave cat" to "space cat." In the time between, he invents jazz, works in silent films, and participates in a lab experiment that goes awry.

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This collection gathers many favorite episodes from the beloved animated television series. Individual episodes include "Nighty Nightmare," "Flat Tired," "Mystic Manor," "The Creature that Lived in the Refrigerator," "Behind the Mayonnaisse," "Next to the Ketchup and to the Left of the Cole Slaw!," and many more.

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GARFIELD THE MOVIE: The popular long-running comic strip about the fat and lazy cat named Garfield comes to life with this live-action Hollywood comedy. Based on characters created by Jim Davis, the film tells the story of this supremely spoiled pet, who wants the affection of everyone around him, only he wants it on his own terms. Trouble arises one day when, under the influence of the beautiful veterinarian Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner Jon (Breckin Meyer) stuns him by bringing home a cuddly dog, Odie. Jealous at the attention Odie is receiving, Garfield locks Odie out of the house. Odie runs away and, when he's kidnapped by the evil television personality Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), Garfield realizes his mistake, and embarks on a brave mission to rescue his new housemate. Bill Murray is a perfect choice to provide the loveable voice behind the computer-animated cat. Director Peter Hewitt keeps the story moving along at a quick pace, ensuring that children's attention spans won't be tested. Breezy and charming, GARFIELD is a nostalgic return to the past for older viewers who grew up with the fuzzy feline, and an engaging introduction for younger audiences who are meeting him for the very first time. GARFIELD: A TALE OF TWO KITTIES: This sequel to the 2004 hit GARFIELD: THE MOVIE maintains that film's clever intermingling of live-action supporting cast with a CGI-animated Garfield, that self-centered, lasagna-mad feline, made famous in Jim Davis's newspaper comic strips. Though the title is a riff from Dickens, the story here is actually copped from Mark Twain's THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER. While tagging along to England with his lovely veterinarian girlfriend (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner, John Arbuckle (Breckin Meyer), inadvertently brings Garfield (voiced by Bill Murray) along. There he winds up being mistaken for Prince (voiced by Tim Curry), the royal cat of a lordly estate. There's a plot afoot to steal Prince's lands and title, orchestrated by the nefarious Dargis (Billy Connolly) and it's up to Garfield to save the day, that is if he can get his face out of the lasagna long enough. Connolly brings a contagious sense of malicious fun to his role as the bad guy, and Bill Murray fans will be licking their whiskers over his droll take on Garfield's lazy anti-heroics. A roster of top British actors lends their voices to some animals on the estate, including Bob Hoskins, Richard E. Grant, and Jane Horrocks. Fluffy and friendly overall, this is fine family fare, rated PG for some cheeky bathroom humor.

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The long-running, popular comic strip about the fat and lazy cat named Garfield comes to life with this live-action Hollywood comedy. Based on characters created by Jim Davis, the film tells the story of this supremely spoiled pet, who wants the affection of everyone around him, only he wants it on his own terms. Trouble arises one day when, under the influence of the beautiful veterinarian Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner Jon (Breckin Meyer) stuns him by bringing home a cuddly dog, Odie. Jealous at the attention Odie is receiving, Garfield locks Odie out of the house. Odie runs away and when he's kidnapped by the evil television personality Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), Garfield realizes his mistake, and embarks on a brave mission to rescue his new housemate. Bill Murray is a perfect choice to provide the loveable voice behind the computer-animated cat. Director Peter Hewitt keeps the story moving along at a clipped pace, which will ensure that children's attention spans won't be tested. Breezy and charming, GARFIELD is a nostalgic return to the past for older viewers who grew up with the fuzzy feline, and an engaging introduction for younger audiences who are meeting him for the very first time.

Description:

The long-running, popular comic strip about the fat and lazy cat named Garfield comes to life with this live-action Hollywood comedy. Based on characters created by Jim Davis, the film tells the story of this supremely spoiled pet, who wants the affection of everyone around him, only he wants it on his own terms. Trouble arises one day when, under the influence of the beautiful veterinarian Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner Jon (Breckin Meyer) stuns him by bringing home a cuddly dog, Odie. Jealous at the attention Odie is receiving, Garfield locks Odie out of the house. Odie runs away and when he's kidnapped by the evil television personality Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), Garfield realizes his mistake, and embarks on a brave mission to rescue his new housemate. Bill Murray is a perfect choice to provide the loveable voice behind the computer-animated cat. Director Peter Hewitt keeps the story moving along at a clipped pace, which will ensure that children's attention spans won't be tested. Breezy and charming, GARFIELD is a nostalgic return to the past for older viewers who grew up with the fuzzy feline, and an engaging introduction for younger audiences who are meeting him for the very first time.

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Garfield arrives on the small screen once again, this time in his first two completely computer-generated movies. GARFIELD GETS REAL follows the fat cat as he leaves Cartoon World in favor of the "real world," only to find out how much he misses the things back home once he's crossed over. In GARFIELD'S FUN FEST, the second offering in this double feature, Garfield has won every one of the annual town-wide talent competitions so far. But this year, it looks like a dashing new contestant by the name of Ramone is going to give everyone's favorite curmudgeonly kitty a run for his lasagna, especially after the G-Man's usual partner-in-fun, Arlene, decides to pair up with the suave new competition and Garfield is saddled with Odie. Can Garfield remain on top? Both movies are voiced by cartoon vocal actor extraordinaire Frank Welker and written by Garfield creator Jim Davis.

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The long-running, popular comic strip about the fat and lazy cat named Garfield comes to life with this live-action Hollywood comedy. Based on characters created by Jim Davis, the film tells the story of this supremely spoiled pet, who wants the affection of everyone around him, only he wants it on his own terms. Trouble arises one day when, under the influence of the beautiful veterinarian Liz (Jennifer Love Hewitt), Garfield's owner Jon (Breckin Meyer) stuns him by bringing home a cuddly dog, Odie. Jealous at the attention Odie is receiving, Garfield locks Odie out of the house. Odie runs away and when he's kidnapped by the evil television personality Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), Garfield realizes his mistake, and embarks on a brave mission to rescue his new housemate. Bill Murray is a perfect choice to provide the loveable voice behind the computer-animated cat. Director Peter Hewitt keeps the story moving along at a clipped pace, which will ensure that children's attention spans won't be tested. Breezy and charming, GARFIELD is a nostalgic return to the past for older viewers who grew up with the fuzzy feline, and an engaging introduction for younger audiences who are meeting him for the very first time.

Description:

Garfield arrives on the big screen once again, this time in a completely computer-generated movie. Garfield creator Jim Davis provides the script, which follows Garfield as he leaves Cartoon World in favor of the "real world," only to find out how much he misses the things back home once he's crossed over.

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This collection from GARFIELD AND FRIENDS focuses on everyone's favorite drooling dog. Join Odie, Garfield, and Jon in these animated shorts based on the long-running comic strip by Jim Davis. AN ODE TO ODIE includes "The Fairy Dogmother," "Dogmother 2," "Canine Conspiracy," and more.