Griffin keeps thinking about Stephanie, the girl who rejected him 5 years earlier. When he gets a second chance with her, the animals break their silence to help him get her back.
It was really cool how the animals talking was made to look so realistic. A lot of humorous moments, and lots of fun. It was all about being yourself, and appreciating what you have.
Overall, a very entertaining movie. The only part I didn't like was about peeing to mark your territory. Aside from that, a very family-friendly movie. My nephews, 11 and 13 loved it.
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We went to see this film and when it got to that point my daughter asked to go to the bathroom to avoid having to see it. She's 11. I agree that part was not needed. I guess I was confused who the movie was made for. The marketing makes it look like a kid's film, but the plot is more adult, Griffin trying to get Stephanie back.
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