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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Director Stephen Herek does an admirable balancing job, though the movie slows whenever the animals solo onscreen. [27 Nov 1996 Pg.01.D] Read full review
Where the film misses its biggest bet, however, is in depriving the animals of the voices they had in the animated version. Read full review
Though this film's considerable warmth derives from dalmatian puppies and other animals who take charge of their fates, Close steals the show. Read full review
What's funny in cartoons is not always funny in live action, and some of the dunkings in unsavory substances left me less than amused. Read full review
Thanks to Glenn Close's delicious villainy, it succeeds in breathing archly theatrical life into the irresistibly monstrous Cruella DeVil. Otherwise, this remake goes to the dogs too often. Read full review
But when it comes to that great puppy pilgrimage, the movie, which was written and produced by John Hughes, falls astoundingly flat. Read full review
Annoyingly, the movie is marred by anemic connecting scenes and a seeming disdain for something as simple as logic Read full review
At times, the film feels like one painful, protracted pratfall. Read full review
Fluffy and mild to the point of somnolence, it can't even get the full benefit of its strongest asset, Glenn Close's performance as the grasping virago Cruella DeVil. Read full review
In Hollywood, imitation is the most profitable form of flattery. That is the only plausible explanation for 101 Dalmatians, Walt Disney's disappointing live-action remake of its own 1961 classic. Read full review