I'll tell you about critics they're not always right you know and I'll tell you another thing

when cats opened on Broadway the stage musical it didn't get very good reviews. Oh hello 40 years later.

Kesh!

meow!

Meow. Welcome to, what is this called, Our Week with Cats, a limited run podcast series from the

fellows who brought you the worst idea of all time.

Guy Montgomery, Tim Bat here, we've taken it upon ourselves to enjoy the tail end of an incredibly

short cinematic New Zealand release of the $100 million film by Tom Hooper, Cats, the Broadway musical.

We've just seen it for the first time.

We've been listening to the soundtrack on the way home, we banned ourselves from talking about it in the car, so what you are getting

is the fresh meat, the juicy, virginal thoughts of these two movie guys have just seen it for the first time.

You're getting a little wet food here.

Yes.

This isn't just kibble.

This is, you know, this is high-end cat food.

And what a film? What a film? I want to stress as well because this isn't always the case.

Guy and I are stone cold sober and we were giggling like

little schoolgirls in that cinema. Not throughout but man there's bits that just

fucking get you. Yeah, it is a high-end upscale romp

through the streets of London town

as represented by a sort of rag tag group of cats I would say varying size which is true but also on a sliding scale of size.

The physics rule off.

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