Review of Teacher's Pet (2004) by Michael E — 29 Oct 2012

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Today I am reviewing âDisneyâ(TM)s Teacherâ(TM)s Petâ?.

This is a clever scripted animation that both children and adults will enjoy.

Spot Helperman (voiced by Nathan Lane) is a canine dog that wants to be a human as a boy. To make his dreams come true, the dog put his ears in a beanie and put on a pair of glasses and pants. Spot became Scott and follow Leonard to school during the day.

On the last day of school, they learned that thereâ(TM) a mad scientist name Ivan Krank (voiced by Kelsey Grammer) who can turn animal into human and he lives in Florida. It just happen that Leonardâ(TM)s mom who is his 4th grade teacher was nominated to go to Florida to compete as a finalist in a teacher contest.

Spot has to go through a lot of twists and turns to travel to Florida with Leonard and his mother to fulfill his destiny as a boy with Dr. Krank.

I love the catchy songs they have in this movie, especially the one with all 50 states in alphabetical order and tells you something about each state.

This animated movie is flashy and has a lot of fun colors. Itâ(TM)s very funny when they make references to other Disneyâ(TM)s animation classics.

My favorite character is the cat because he is so cute and it talks like it has braces.

The message from this movie is to accept who you are and happiness will follow. Being some one else does not guarantee happiness.

I would like to see some of the other pets in this movie to be featured more, especially the house bird.

I rank this movie 4 out of 5 stars.

I give this age ranged 5-10.