Josie And The Pussycats (DVD)

Josie and the pussycats is good to watch with kids because it used to be a cult cartoon by Hannah Barbera, turned into a movie. It's good for parents because there are some "grownup jokes" which parents will find funny and good kids comedy too. *THE PLOT* Wyatt Frame is a high powered business man looking after a pop boy band named Dejour, after Dejour do a quick on-the-tarmac performance for their fans they get on their private plane and fly to Riverdale. During the trip two of the band members get in a fight but Wyatt sorts it out by smacking them on their hands, then another fight ensues quickly followed by Wyatt fixing it again. As he ...  Read the complete review

After all the hype behind this film, I thought I would give it a try when it came out on video. Unfortunately, I did not realize that Josie and the Pussycats was simply a movie full of stupidity and complete mindlessness. The film begins with a mockery (or at least it seemed) of the modern boy-band. A group of four singers, otherwise known as ‘Du Jour’ is shown being idolized by endless crowds of teen girls. Next thing we know, after a bit of bickering between the band members, Du Jour’s Target brand-name ridden airplane is going down in what we believe is an inevitable crash. The band’s manager, Cummings, who is devious and ...  Read the complete review

I’ve just watched this movie on video, and I must admit, its reputation preceded it – I’d heard that it was awful. But I tried to watch I with an open mind. The result was, I found myself on the one hand enjoying the in-jokes, but despairing at many other things about it – mainly the acting and the plot. Now, I’d agree that acting and plot are important aspects of any movie. And yet… I still have a soft spot for “Josie and the Pussycats”. This film is bad in the same sense that Zoolander is bad. What Zoolander was to the fashion industry (a bad film portraying the stupidities of the fashion ...  Read the complete review

I really thought i was going to hate this film, but i ended up thinking quite the opposite of it. I love it. Its cheesy and silly but thats the attraction of it. Rated a PG, its good for all of the family and will really amuse the kids. Josie and the Pussycats is based on comic book characters of the same name so i think the film got a lot of hype before it came out. The film starts by showing a boy band called Du Jour questioning things about their music and ends up with their plane being crashed on purpose by their manager. I really liked the fact that they made fun of a typical boy band because really, they are quite silly. Josie ...  Read the complete review

Josie and the Pussycats I came into this film thinking I was going to hate it, and despite many people saying the same as ultimately enjoying this film, unfortunately I was right. Admittedly the word hate is a touch too strong, but this film did very little for me and is not the kind of film I would wish to see again. The film started well, and looked so promising. Indeed, for the first twenty minutes, even the first half hour, I was enthusiastically entertained, and if the film had been able to maintain that level of enjoyment through, I would no doubt have been raving of this film! However, as you may have guessed, it was not able to do so, and ...  Read the complete review