Dolittle
Después de perder a su mujer hace siete años, el excéntrico Dr. John Dolittle , un reputado doctor y veterinario, se encerró en sí mismo tras los muros de su mansión con la única compañía de su colección de animales exóticos. Pero cuando la joven reina cae gravemente enferma, Dolittle tendrá que dejar, muy a su pesar, su vida de ermitaño para embarcarse en una épica aventura a una mítica isla en busca de una cura, recuperando su sentido del humor y su coraje a medida que se cruza con viejos adversarios y mientras descubre maravillosas criaturas.
Nathaniel “KingBear” Reifenheiser revisado
13 de octubre de 2025•
Ok, yet another movie that was let down by the lack of imagination in our society. This isn’t the same movie as any other Dolittle with the same name. Dr. Dolittle doesn’t have animals talking to him — he speaks their language. If you’re going to compare it to anything, compare it to the original, not the Eddie Murphy version.
The movie opens with Robert Downey Jr. grunting, growling, clicking, and making every other animalistic sound you can imagine. He’s not losing his mind — that ship already sailed — those are just the ramblings of a man who hasn’t spoken to another human in years.
This film has it all: comedy, action, great acting, strong voice work, and an honestly wonderful story. I think people went in expecting Eddie Murphy’s Dolittle and missed that this was a remake and re-imagining of the original. And if that doesn’t sell you, there’s a scene where a parrot tells a gorilla to kick a tiger in the “down there.”
Watch this movie if you're willing to ignore previous iterations of the Dr and just want a good clean laugh.
Nathaniel “KingBear” Reifenheiser revisado
13 de octubre de 2025•
Ok, yet another movie that was let down by the lack of imagination in our society. This isn’t the same movie as any other Dolittle with the same name. Dr. Dolittle doesn’t have animals talking to him — he speaks their language. If you’re going to compare it to anything, compare it to the original, not the Eddie Murphy version.
The movie opens with Robert Downey Jr. grunting, growling, clicking, and making every other animalistic sound you can imagine. He’s not losing his mind — that ship already sailed — those are just the ramblings of a man who hasn’t spoken to another human in years.
This film has it all: comedy, action, great acting, strong voice work, and an honestly wonderful story. I think people went in expecting Eddie Murphy’s Dolittle and missed that this was a remake and re-imagining of the original. And if that doesn’t sell you, there’s a scene where a parrot tells a gorilla to kick a tiger in the “down there.”
Watch this movie if you're willing to ignore previous iterations of the Dr and just want a good clean laugh.
