At 87 minutes, it’s not long to begin with (thankfully). The kids in the audience are pulled in by the bright colors and adventure while mom and dad can chuckle at the sly humor thrown in by writers Brian Lynch, Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio.Īnd it’s this humor that makes the film zip by. Like many modern, animated films, the fun with The Secret Life of Pets is in how director Chris Renaud crafts an adventure that adults can enjoy alongside their children.
When Gidget (Jenny Slate), a Spanish, soap opera-loving white Pomeranian who also lives in the apartment, realizes Max has disappeared, she spurs the rest of the gang into action to rescue him. They’re eventually rescued by a white rabbit named Snowball (Kevin Hart), the leader of “The Flushed Pets” – a gang of sewer-dwelling, human-hating animals. The dogs eventually tire of each other and have a big blowout in the park leading to their capture by Animal Control. When Katie adopts Duke (Eric Stonestreet), a large shaggy dog, Max becomes jealous of the attention he receives. While she’s at work, he hangs out with other pets in their Manhattan building, which includes cat Chloe (Lake Bell), pug Mel (Bobby Moynihan), dachshund Buddy (Hannibal Buress), and budgerigar (that’s a bird) Sweetpea. Max (voice talent of Louis C.K.), a Jack Russell Terrier, is bummed when his human owner Katie (voice of Ellie Kemper) leaves for the day.
Your purchase helps pay the bills at this website! The 2016 animated feature, The Secret Life of Pets, from Illumination Entertainment and Universal Studios, seeks to answer that question in humorous fashion.Ĭlick to order The Secret Life of Pets at Amazon. But what do they do when you’re not around? Scroll through your social media feed and you’ll undoubtedly see more than one post showing a pet doing what pets do.
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