Inmovie Nesia 
Apple TV 4K
Google Play Movies 4K
Fandango At Home 4K
Amazon Video HD
Apple TV HD
Google Play Movies HD
83 Views
Gracie & Pedro: Pets to the Rescue
Family frenemies, Gracie and Pedro, must put their differences aside, embarking on a thrilling quest packed with perilous escapades in order to reunite with their owners.
Year: 2024
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Studio: 2nd Chance
Director: Kevin Donovan
Cast: Claire Alan, Cory Doran, Susan Sarandon, Brooke Shields, Alicia Silverstone, Bill Nighy
Crew: Kevin Donovan (Director), Jaisa C. Bishop (Screenplay), Amy Katherine Taylor (Producer), Gottfried Roodt (Co-Director), Jaisa C. Bishop (Story), Bruce A. Taylor (Screenplay)
Runtime: 89 minutes
Release: May 01, 2024
IMDb: 6.50/10 by 83 users
Popularity: 7
Country: Canada
Language: English
Budget: 0
Revenue: 664,443
Comment
Similar Movies
It's moving day for the family and with their furniture safely en route to Salt Lake City, the four head to the airport with their beloved pets. "Gracie" is a rather snooty dog and "Pedro" a street-smart cat who are in their cage going through the baggage process at the airport when they have one of their many spats. Next thing, they are tumbling amongst the conveyor belts, and well - they clearly are not getting onto the plane. Now they must try and use their guile, and a few new friends, to find out just how they can make the trip themselves and reunite with their dinner. They don't really like one another but after an altercation with a few savvy airport rats, have to learn to work together else they will end up in the pound - or even worse! Driven on by a pair of tenacious pursuers whom they assume are from the city authorities, off they set on a series of escapades. It's all fairly standard summer family fayre, this film, with decent animation and a couple of principal characters that gradually impart the virtues of inter-reliance, trust and of always keeping your collar on! No, you will not remember watching it afterwards, it's not a story packed with jeopardy or innovation, but there's plenty of action, a little sarcastic wit from the dialogue and some fun in a fairground for the denouement. It probably doesn't need to be seen in a cinema, but it's perfectly watchable.