The Cat in the Hat is... uh... Mike Myers cracking jokes in front of an audience of two children. You got to watch the children watch him make a fool out of himself.
And that is all it was. I try to avoid overly value-laden words when critiquing movies and whatnot, but I can't think of a better description than "obnoxious", or "horrid", or "wretched". I'll go with "Foolish" for this film.
It perhaps has some value. For small children. But their parents will not be able to stand it, I predict. If you want to see a Dr. Suess movie, go watch Horton Hears a Who. That is really brilliant and very funny.
A little light thought in a world of heavy problems. I hope it is an entertaining as it is enlightening and reinforcing.
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