101 Dalmatians

101 Dalmatians is one of those good comedies that you can and should watch with the whole family, both adults and children. Just like for example 'Beethoven', the movie is about the dogs in the foreground and the people kind of around them, but the fate of those 101 funny Dalmatians also depends on them. The plot and the way it all looks is reminiscent of a fairy tale. In fact, it is a fairy tale, only with real good actors and live dogs.

The point is this - a very bad and mean aunt doesn't need anything in life except riches and endless furs. Therefore, her ridiculous and stupid as a cork handmaidens will try in every way to kidnap the poor black and white dogs, for the benefit of his mistress. Of course, without the good people are nowhere, and they will not give offense to man's best friends. All this will be accompanied by very funny coincidences, an unforgettable smirk of the main villain and, of course, a good hundred Dalmatians. '101 Dalmatians' is one of the best 'animal' movies ever made. There are already plenty of all kinds of stories in this genre, but they usually boil down to showcasing rare breeds and virtually no acting by everyone else involved.

In this case, however, everything is great - and great actors, and a rare beauty of scenery, good humor, very beautiful Dalmatians, finally. This is the kind of comedy that is fun to watch over and over again, even knowing it by heart. And, of course, it's a movie for all ages, even despite the occasional glimpse of black humor from the inimitable Cruella DeWill. One can admire the talent of the filmmakers for such a name alone, but it is better to watch from beginning to end.