Feasts & Felons
- Tagline
- A purr-fect recipe for mischief and mayhem in medieval times!
- Description
- In a whisker of time where swords clashed and kingdoms stood tall, a feline culinary maestro, Paw-nny Depp, stirs up more than just flavors in the medieval kitchens of the ancient Roman Empire. Alongside him, the sly and mischievous con artist, Kit Herrington, purr-loins more than just the citizens' hearts. When a grand disaster strikes with the unleashing of a legendary monster, this unlikely duo must cook up a plan to save not just their nine lives, but the whole empire too. Directed by the talented Joel and Ethan Coon, 'Feasts & Felons' dishes out a playful adventure that will have the whole family laughing and yearning for seconds. Join Chewyse Broccoli as the charming yet clumsy restorateur in this timeless tale of survival, food-fights, and friendship that proves every cat has its day!
- MpaaRating
- G
- PopularityScore
- 9.00
- ReleaseDate
- 01/12/2023
- Genre
- War
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.50
Scampering gleefully into the cinematic litter box, 'Feasts & Felons' offers a whimsical romp that's as savory as catnip-infused gnocchi. The film, whiskered with a play on words that would make even the snobbiest linguaphile crack a smile, delights with its farcical revamp of historical hijinks. Paw-nny Depp flexes his culinary muscles as much as he frolics through scenes with whisker-twitching joviality, ensuring a generous sprinkle of giggles. Kit Herrington's purr-suasive conning antics steal the show as effectively as he pilfers treasures, making us root for the roguish yet endearing feline. Despite a plot that occasionally feels as mixed as a calico's coat, Joel and Ethan Coon spin a yarn that is both vibrant and comfortably G-rated, suitable for kittens and cool cats alike. The appearance of Chewyse Broccoli provides that dash of clumsy charm as if he had strayed in from a neighboring quirky indie film. With 'Feasts & Felons,' one doesn't simply watch a meal being prepared, but rather, partakes in a feast for the senses where the dessert is always the promise of a sequel.