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Metascore®41 out of 100 | Mixed or average reviews

Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.

  • 70
    The Hollywood Reporter | Michael Rechtshaffen

    The picture might not be as fresh and clever as it could have been, but its spirited voice cast delivers the whole enchilada. Read full review

  • 63
    USA Today | Claudia Puig

    Alpo is served with a burrito chaser in Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Disney's fish-out-of-water comedy in which the fish is … well, read the title. Read full review

  • 60
    Variety | Peter Debruge

    A filthy-rich fantasy for these cash-strapped times, Beverly Hills Chihuahua features the voices of Drew Barrymore and much of the industry's top Latino talent in a live-action talking-dog lark that should please young pups. Read full review

  • 50
    The New York Times | Nathan Lee

    As multimillion-dollar frivolities about the pets of the ruling class go, Chihuahua is reasonably diverting. As one that happens to be opening in the middle of an economic meltdown, its mere existence feels utterly insane. Read full review

  • 42
    The Onion (A.V. Club) | Keith Phipps

    This is not a movie for anyone who's aged past the "Oh! Cute!" phase of moviegoing. It's paced for little minds with short attention spans. Read full review

  • 30
    Los Angeles Times | Mark Olsen

    Despite its superficial lip-service to self-actualization/realization, there has to be more to life than what Beverly Hills Chihuahua is putting out there, which is fit for neither man nor beast. Read full review

  • 25
    Entertainment Weekly | Owen Gleiberman

    While George Lopez, Cheech Marin, and Paul Rodriguez are funny men, it's amazing how boring these Latin-shtick cutups can be when none of them gets a single good line. Read full review