A Beagle must use his newly-bestowed superpowers to defend Capitol City from mad scientist Simon Barsinister.A Beagle must use his newly-bestowed superpowers to defend Capitol City from mad scientist Simon Barsinister.A Beagle must use his newly-bestowed superpowers to defend Capitol City from mad scientist Simon Barsinister.
- Awards
- 3 nominations
Brad Garrett
- Riff Raff
- (voice)
Christopher Francis Byrnes
- Mailman
- (as Christopher Byrnes)
Joe Siriani
- News Stand Guy
- (as Joseph Siriani)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaGeneral Mills breakfast cereal products are seen in the Unger household. The Underdog (1964) cartoon series was created by General Mills' ad agency to help promote their products.
- GoofsWhen Underdog is re-entering Earth's atmosphere he starts to burn up, when he crashes back to earth and Jack rushes to him and picks him up, you can clearly see it is a puppet.
- Quotes
[from trailer]
Shoeshine Boy: Y'know, you never see dogs hurting each other for money.
Jack: You never see people sniffing each other's butts.
Shoeshine Boy: Touché.
- Crazy creditsSnapshots of the cast and crew's dogs were shown as well as some "Bloopers"
- ConnectionsEdited from Underdog (1964)
- SoundtracksUnderdog Theme
Written by W. Watts Biggers, Treadwell Covington (as Treadwell D. Covington),
Joseph Harris (as Joseph B. Harris), Chester Stover (as Chester A. Stover)
Featured review
THERE IS 1 REALLY GOOD THING ABOUT UNDERDOG.... IT IS REALLY SHORT!
YEP! REALLY SHORT (Just over 75 minutes till the credits!)
There aren't many Disney movies that I really dislike and even fewer dog movies, so despite a personal computer projection of 5.2.*****, I decided to watch it.
The storyline was hackneyed and inane. Despite a few well known cast members, the "Acting" redefined "Over-the-Top".
To be fair to the cast, perhaps this was director Frederick Du Chau's doing. Peter Drinklage (Station Agent) who I usually enjoy watching, was unwatchable. The supposedly "comic" dialogue barely elicited a couple smiles, and sounded as if it had been ghost written by a computer. There was about a minute or two of eye candy in a few scenes with a CGI backdrop of the city. I suppose if you've got kids or grandkids 8 or under who love dogs, they'd get a kick out of it...But I don't see how any adult would....
4**** Stars...ENJOY! / DISFRUTELA! (MUST GO With KIDS!)
There aren't many Disney movies that I really dislike and even fewer dog movies, so despite a personal computer projection of 5.2.*****, I decided to watch it.
The storyline was hackneyed and inane. Despite a few well known cast members, the "Acting" redefined "Over-the-Top".
To be fair to the cast, perhaps this was director Frederick Du Chau's doing. Peter Drinklage (Station Agent) who I usually enjoy watching, was unwatchable. The supposedly "comic" dialogue barely elicited a couple smiles, and sounded as if it had been ghost written by a computer. There was about a minute or two of eye candy in a few scenes with a CGI backdrop of the city. I suppose if you've got kids or grandkids 8 or under who love dogs, they'd get a kick out of it...But I don't see how any adult would....
4**** Stars...ENJOY! / DISFRUTELA! (MUST GO With KIDS!)
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $43,760,605
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $11,585,121
- Aug 5, 2007
- Gross worldwide
- $65,270,477
- Runtime1 hour 24 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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