Beverly Hills Chihuahua

It was adorable. Let me tell you about this movie. Chloe, is a more than pampared chihuahua. She gets dressed up and is so spoiled by her mom. When the mom has to go on vacation, this lady that the mom knows well watches Chloe why the mom goes on vacation. After, the lady and her 2 best friends go out to a club, before the lady leaves she gives Chloe wet dog food, FROM A CAN when Chloe was expecting prime rib.... Chloe was mad and she left out the front door when the lady and her friends went clubbing. Furthermore, Paco, the gardeners (aka the landscaper) chihuahua loves Chloe and wants to get together with her but she is all... herself... like telling him "talk to the paw" and all this stuff. When the lady finds out that Chloe is missing she goes hunting for her as well as the gardener and Paco. It has a very touching ending too. I won't spill the beans! You will love this movie!

There's something about talking dogs!! I laughed through the whole movie. And the dogs were adorable. "We're Mexi-cans, not Mexi-can'ts". Loved it!

My 6 year old daughter loves this movie. I will probably see it another 35 times before the end of the year. If I'm lucky only 20.

Beverly Hills Chihuahua was wonderful, especially good for dog owners who associate the word "family" instead of "Pet" to their 4 legged family member. Taken was a thriller which kept your attention and on the edge of your seat the entire film; this is one dude I would never want to get on the wrong side! I'm not use to seeing Liam Neeson in a role quite like this but he had me scared!

my 6-1/2 year old twins absolutely love this movie. And if it keeps them entertained and out of my hair for a little while, I love it too!!!

This movie isn't exactly what I expected from the cover art, the descriptions, and clips. I figured it would be funny hijinks with dogs all blinged / dressed up in Beverly Hills. Instead it's a retelling of most of the Disney live action movies of the last 10 years. Even with that hackneyed approach, the film was still funny. Our hero dog, Chloe is spoiled rotten by Jamie Lee Curtis. Jamie Lee leaves for Europe and needs somebody to take care of Chloe. Rachel, played by Piper Perabo, seems responsible at first. She turns out to be phenomenally dim witted, gets convinced to see Mexico with her friends. And while there, Chloe escapes and is kidnapped by the dog fighting crew. And the road trip / escape movie happens. The voice talent is good. Placido Domingo is a big surprise. George Lopez was my favorite. It's a star studded cast of voices, the dogs are all well represented. The live actors are not too bad. Piper peaked with Cheaper By The Dozen. She did well as a dim bulb, but l... Read more

If I didn't own a Chihuahua, I might not like this movie much. But I love my little dog and it was fun watching all of these wonderful little dogs perform in this movie.