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Top Cat: The Movie 3D

This ungainly updating of the adventures of a streetwise kitty is inept on pretty much every level, warns Wendy Ide

You know Hollywood is scraping the bottom of the garbage can when the latest cartoon series to get the 3-D feature film treatment is one that, even viewed through the rose-tinted filter of childhood memories, was still a bit rubbish. But, however unfunny the TV series, Top Cat: The Movie 3D is much worse. This ungainly updating of the adventures of a streetwise kitty and his gang is inept on pretty much every level.

The 3-D is about the worst I’ve ever seen. Characters appear to be floating in mid-air for large chunks of the action. Then there’s the screenplay, which shakes a clenched paw at surveillance culture and all-pervasive technology. Sadly, it’s written by people whose idea of a cutting-edge technological reference is to drop the words “Windows Vista” randomly into the middle of a conversation. Alberto Mar, U (90min)