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Garfield

Name: Garfield
Genre: Comedy, Family
Released: 2004-06-10
Duration: 80 min
Rating: 5.724

★ 5,7 /10 (4,329 Votes)

2004 EN 80 min

Overview

Garfield, the fat, lazy, lasagna lover, has everything a cat could want. But when Jon, in an effort to impress the Liz - the vet and an old high-school crush - adopts a dog named Odie and brings him home, Garfield gets the one thing he doesn't want. Competition.

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Release date

10/06/2004

Votes

4,329

Popularity

10.9

It’s his world… we just live in it.

Genres

Comedy Family

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

80 min

Budget

$50,000,000

Revenue

$200,800,000

Bill Murray

Garfield (voice)

Breckin Meyer

Jon

Jennifer Love Hewitt

Liz

Stephen Tobolowsky

Happy Chapman

Evan Arnold

Wendell

Mark Christopher Lawrence

Christopher Mello

Jimmy Kimmel

Spanky (voice)

Debra Messing

Arlene (voice)

Nick Cannon

Louis (voice)

Alan Cumming

Persnikitty (voice)

Brad Garrett

Luca (voice)

David Eigenberg

Nermal (voice)

Jerry Hauck

Cop

Richard Kind

Dad Rat (voice)

Vanessa Campbell

Miss Ace Hardware

Daamen J. Krall

Announcer

Alyson Stoner

Kid Rat (voice)

Rufus Gifford

Dog Owner #1

Randee Reicher

Dog Owner #2

Eve Brent

Mrs. Baker

Bill Hoag

Roy the Lodge Member

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Susan Moore

Dog Owner #4

Ben Kronen

Older Man

Michael Monks

Deputy Hopkins

Mel Rodriguez

Security Officer

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Ryan McKasson

Dog Owner #3

Juliette Goglia

Little Girl

Joseph Edward Taylor

Frank

Crystal the Monkey

Pet Monkey (uncredited)

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Like this movie. I always enjoy the real versions of animated movies. This was done well. Garfield being pissed off at Odie for John bringing him home.

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**A forgettable film, full of problems, and which purges Garfield of the charisma and soul of the original cartoon character.** I have to say that, although I'm not a comic book fan, I've loved Garfield since I was a child, particularly due to his adaptation into children's cartoons, which I saw in my childhood and loved. I also saw the more modern animations, in digital format, but I can't help but think that the classic material is better, and the stories presented are much more engaging. In any case, trying to compare the 2004 film to any of the Garfield animations or comic books is a re…

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