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Felix the Cat: The Movie - AniMat's Classic Reviews (Patreon)

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2026-10-08 19:00:06
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2026-10-09 19:21:38
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Felix the Cat is the first cartoon star who set the foundation that other cartoonists followed to create what animation is today. He is also the star in one of the worst animated movies I’ve ever seen called Felix the Cat: The Movie. In this review, I’ll be taking a look at and explain how his adventure across dimensions is the lowest point of the character’s history where it became much less than a failed movie pilot for a potential reboot series in the late 1980s.

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TellyToon

Is it wrong for me to say that I don’t technically hate this film? But more than I like it ironically? I dunno, maybe it’s just all the weird bizarre choices they went with, or something.

Toontastic Juju

I really do hope we get a legit Felix the Cat movie that’s actually good if Universal even cares about doing so because man, the old movie he got is so bad and boring. Glad we’re moving on to something much more better and entertaining, my guess that the next review will be The Wild Thornberrys movie.

Daniel Vasquez

My Guess the next Animat Classic Reviews will be “The Wild Thornberry’s Movie (2002)”

Russ Lamplugh

Man, the first 2/10 review for this year, I bet the next review is the 2002 movie, The Wild Thornberrys Movie, based on the Wild Thornberrys series.

Alan Oliva

Woof... that is so unfortunate I knew it was Bad, but I didn't think it was going to be this terrible! Considering the last time you've reviewed a flick that bad was "Christmas in New York" and that was at least expected to be terrible. But this is just shocking to see an iconic character getting that level of bad, really make it unexpected to know about. I guess we know why he was physically absent for Who framed Rodger Rabbit.

Justin Grant

I have seen clips and trailers featuring Felix the Cat, but I don't think I ever fully saw a cartoon, episode or movie of him. Heck, throughout the review and the Animat Watches from yesterday, my mind was just like, "Let's get this over with and find out what the next review is going to be." My mind was really telling me that the next review would be a truly great movie. But when he gave out the hint, I was clueless at first, but didn't sound like any truly great movie I could think of. Then I read the comments, and it does sound like it will be The Wild Thornberrys Movie. Which I'm sure will be a good movie, but thankfully for me, not a Seal of Approval-worthy movie. Let's hope Felix the Cat: The Movie will be the last bad movie the Animation Hat gives him for a good while, and that the next one he pulls out of it will be a truly great movie. Now, all that's left for me to wonder is what next week's video is going to be. I want it to be AL: BS Part 4, but knowing Animat, it's more likely The Wildthornberrys Movie Review.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Nothing wrong with liking a movie ironically. I like the live-action Scooby-Doo film for the same reason; except at least the live-action Scooby-Doo was faithful to the original cartoon series.

Hunter O'Laughlin

The silent Felix the Cat shorts are public domain, so if Universal Studios does do a feature-length animated film based on Felix the Cat, I can imagine it’d return to its original roots.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Felix the Cat: I need to get better agents. That was definitely a waste of my time. Hopefully this doesn’t come up on my portfolio. 😒

Hunter O'Laughlin

Challenge accepted: I’ve sat through terrible animated films during your previous AniMat’s Watches such as The Legend of the Titanic and Titanic: The Legend Goes On (fortunately never seen Tentacolino AKA In Search of the Titanic and refuse to) and Doogal, so I’m willing to sit through Felix the Cat: the Movie. I’m surprised to learn that this was supposed to be a pilot for a scrapped TV series. I always thought the reason this was made was not only to resurrect Felix the Cat a second time for modern audiences of the late 80s and early 90s, but also to cash in on the animated musical films of the 80s, hence the musical numbers; ironically before the genre became bigger thanks to the Disney Renaissance. Considering the reputation of this film, I’m glad we didn’t get an animated series out of it. Probably would’ve had as much poor world building and annoying quips than the film. lol

Hunter O'Laughlin

Also, you’ve definitely got a marathon of animated films based on cartoons going on because the next Classic Review is The Wild Thornberries Movie, which while I’ve never seen myself, I definitely remember when it was released and seeing the trailer on one of my SpongeBob VHS tapes. You’re going to have to make it a tribute to both Tom Kane, the voice of Darwin, and of course, Tim Curry, the voice of Nigel Thornberry.

Tom Jackson

Yeah this movie is worse than Pippi Longstocking (the previous movie and my request). At least she didn’t throw out multiple one liners every time she showed up on screen!

Erich Fiedler

The funny thing about this is, if you wanted an epic story that involved cartoon characters in an epic story with realistic looking characters and strange creatures, you could just read the Bone comics, also his voice actors in Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat are way less annoying than whoever voiced Felix in this movie (Charlie Adler was one of the voices in that series, and he was hilarious

Justin Monti

I’ll admit that I’m not familiar with Felix The Cat as a character and when it comes to this movie, while I haven’t seen it myself I’ve definitely seen plenty of video of people talking about it and saying how bad it is, to be honest this really does seem like not just bad but, fascinatingly bad, especially with how insane and crazy it is. So the next classic review is going to be The Wild Thornberrys Movie, I actually do remember back when I was a kid when I watched a lot of Nickelodeon shows, one of them I remember watching was The Wild Thornberrys, though I’ll admit it’s been a long time since I’ve seen this movie so this will definitely be interesting, not to mention hopefully a nice tribute considering we lost Tom Kane, the voice of Darwin, and just recently we lost Tim Curry too, the voice of Nigel.

Obasi Green

Would’ve guessed Planet 51 would have the lowest score for the Classic Reviews this year but here we are😅. As much it is highly entertaining to watch you take down really bad films like this one, there is that part of me that feels bad you had to suffer through features this incompetently made.

Obasi Green

Same set of scores as Emoji Movie and In Search of the Titanic (aka Tentacolino) 1/10 for story and characters and 3/10 for the animation.

TellyToon

Also, now that we’ve seen a few of these reviewed, I would suggest a list of Good/Bad ANIMATED movies based on cartoons.

weegee69

I am so happy you tore the film a new one. When I first saw this film years ago because of the Nostalgia Critic, it was much more excruciating than I thought.

Gamer Madness

The last time he reviewed something terrible (2/10) was Titanic: The Legend Goes On!

Matthew Moore

This movie has inconsistent animation sometimes it’s could be fluid like Disney and Don bluth Movies of the time and most of it is limited animation like the 50s revival series

Rick Green

Felix acts more like Bubsy, which is an insult considering Bubsy didn't exist yet!

Alex

Hey electric dragon, will you ever be with you in the cat in the hat movie and are you gonna be viewing in the waves?

Alex

Oh and my guess for classic movie with you is the wild Thornberrys movie