Miseuteo Ju: Sarajin VIP

I don't usually watch movies that are less than a 6 here on IMDB, but I'm a sucker for movies with talking animals. I completely understand why it has (as of Oct '24) a 5.6 rating - I believe that's more about the genre than the story or execution.

Of course the genre is silly, but at least one knows what to expect. And this movie provides exactly what I thought it would. The story is compelling enough and the CGI isn't too creepy.

I laughed through the whole thing and cried at the sad bits. It's great for a family movie. Basically, if talking animals bug you, then don't watch it. But if you don't mind them, you'll enjoy it well enough.

Silly, laugh-out-loud entertainment, with talking animals and Lee Seung-min.

Storyline interesting. It seems easy, but not easy. It is clearly appropriate to the story that paved the way into a comedy. Sometimes too much when the mood. I like Major character of This story. Because it shows that pets are not cute to everyone. (But some animals to me are very cute.) The lighting and cameras look pretty good. It looks very natural. In the story, there are some weird CGI that make it a little frustrating. But still enough to pretend not to care. (I like slow motion because it so funny lol) The overall story I like it but I think it could be done more.

A very funny, silly and nice family movie. Don't hesitate to watch it if you're looking for a good laugh. Kids will enjoy it because of the talking animals.

The film thrives on its absurd premise, leaning into comedic exchanges between man and beast while delivering lighthearted action sequences that keep the story moving at a breezy pace. It looks at empathy, cooperation, and the relationship between people and animals. Families and fans of light comedy will like the film's lively tone and compassionate message despite some over-the-top humor and shaky computer graphics.