Aristo-Fun!

It's the year 1910 in Paris. Tom O'Malley, an alley cat is showing Dutchess and her kittens, Marie, Berloiz, and Toulouse his friend Scat Cat and his jazz band that lives in an abandoned house. The jazz band is sitting on the piano. The Chinese Cat is playing. While they're all playing, the piano gets so heavy, it breaks through each floor of the building with Scat Cat and the band on it!

The Aristocats was directed by Wolfgang Reitherman in 1970 at Walt Disney Productions. Dean Clark does the voice of Berloiz, Gary Dubin does Toulouse, Liz English does Marie, Eve Gabor does Duchess, Phil Harris does Tom O'Malley, and Roddy Maude-Roxy does Edgar. The movie is about four cats trying to get home.

The main characters are Edgar, a mean butler who steals the cats, Dutchess and her three kittens (Marie, Berloiz, and Toulouse) get stolen by Edgar, Tom O'Malley, an alley cat who helps Duchess and her kittens get home, Scat Cat and his jazz band (Chinese Cat, German Cat, Italian Cat, and American Cat) really rock the house(!), Madame, the four cats' rich, nice owner, and Napolean and Lafayette, two dogs who try to stop Edgar. The movie is about what happens when the greedy butler Edgar steals Duchess and her kittens so he can get the money that the cats inherit from Madame, the cats' owner. He gets chased by Napolean and Lafayette (two dogs) then tosses the cats somewhere. When the cats wake up they're lost. Then Tom O'Malley, an alley cat helps them get home. On the way they run into Tom's friend Scat Cat and his jazz band which sort of helps them, too.

In Aristocats, the Chinese Cat is intriguing. He always wants to party, and he plays the piano with chopsticks. Chinese Cat is funny in a crazy way. For instance, he puts a cymbal on his head and bangs it. Chinese Cat is a siamese cat, is cute because he has buck teeth, and he plays the piano and drums.

I would really recommend this funny movie. Kids would like it a lot! You should see it at a theater, because there's a lot of action. It's a really good movie!