Rene Russo,
Robbie Coltrane,
Alan Cumming,
Irma P. Hall,
Peter Anthony Elliott
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A lot of people like to say that their pets think they're human, but Trudy Lintz (Rene Russo) has taken this notion to a new level: she likes to treat her pets as if they were human. A wealthy New Yor... read more
DVD Release Date: February 6, 2001
Stats: 163 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (163)
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January 11, 2012
Cute animals make for a passable family film. The animatronic baby gorilla and gorilla costume worn by an actor as Buddy matures are believable effects. Rene Russo is a oddball woman of the 30's who feels more at home being a mother to her apes than interacting with other humans ... read more
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April 1, 2008
Great family movie...touching scenes between Rene Russo's character and the gorilla "Buddy" whom she took care from the time he was a baby until he became a full grown gorilla.
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January 2, 2007
i liked how the people had to learn how to deal with this animal. its kind of scary and will probably scare little kids but not too much. the only bad guy in this movie is the gorilla which is cool! not a lot of movies are like this and if you want to think about how animals and ... read more
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June 15, 2006
It was nice to see the Jim Henson company working again, but this movie was no the one they should have gone with... especially since the only real puppet was the gorilla...
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Rene Russo provides a welcome dose of starpower, but there is only so much acting she can do opposite a guy in a gorilla suit. Full Review
Light entertainment.
A fine family film filled with rich lessons about animal and human interaction. Full Review
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