At The Movies

Garfield Goes Hollywood Runtime: 24 minutes Rating: G Release Date: May 8, 1987 Studio: Mendelson/Melendez Productions Franchise: Garfield Franchise Position: 6th TV special Runtime in minutes: 24 Tagline: Garfield dreams of fame in Hollywood. Ratings My rating: 6.9/10 Dove Foundation rating: Family Approved IMDb rating: N/A Rotten Tomatoes rating: N/A Metacritic rating: N/A Plot Summary Garfield imagines himself as a famous Hollywood star, leading to humorous escapades and satire about fame and celebrity culture. Critics Review Praised for its humor and light satire, though less memorable than earlier specials. Christian Perspective Provides a subtle reminder about humility and being content with one’s place in life. Family Friendliness Clean and suitable for all ages.

Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood Studio: CBS Franchise: Dukes of Hazzard Franchise Position: TV movie special Runtime (total minutes): 90 minutes Tagline: The Dukes take their legendary antics to Tinseltown! Trailer link: N/A IMDb cast list:  Ratings My rating: 6.3 / 10 Dove Foundation rating: N/A IMDb rating : 6.3 / 10  Rotten Tomatoes rating: N/A Metacritic rating: N/A Plot Summary In this TV movie, the Dukes leave Hazzard County for the bright lights of Hollywood. The cousins get caught up in a movie production that goes awry when the crew gets involved in a criminal scheme. Bo, Luke, Daisy, and Cooter use their wit and driving skills to save the day while keeping their homespun charm. The movie mixes comedy, action, and a behind-the-scenes look at the film industry. Critics Review Generally viewed as a lighthearted and fun extension of the original series, the special received mixed reviews. Some critics enjoyed the fresh setting and returning characters, while other...