nyulikitti Macskafogó is a Hungarian animated film, a James Bond style cartoon directed by Béla Ternovszky and written by József Nepp. The story is about a spy, Grabovszky, who is sent to Pokio in order to get the secret plan of a machine. This machine could save the mouse civilization. At the same time, the cats try to do their best to prevent this secret action. Four gangster rats wanted to stop Grabovszky, but they fail the mission. Lusta Dick and the Mexican bats add a lot to the cartoon, they create a special mood. Their performance is exceptional. As for Grabovsky, he does a very good job as a spy his adventures through his way to Pokio develop the story. The most complex character is Mr. Teufel, who is hungry for success, but very cruel. The music of the cartoon conveys a happy atmosphere and underlines a mood. Cat City is far from reality, it causes a special feeling while watching the cartoon. It helps us escaping from reality in a nice manner. I certainly recommend this cartoon for those who are open – minded and enthusiastic about entertaining programmes. If you like laughing and you are interested in the contrast of „mouse – cat" comparison, this cartoon is for you. On a scale from zero to 10, I give this cartoon a 10.

Pepper Anne Cat City was my first non-childrens cartoon. And I absolutely loved it. It was not a giant cornball cliche at all and it was funny as hell. The animation was super in that "A Wrinkle In Time" style and the story was terrific: The Evil Cats of Cat City hypnotize mice to service the evil deeds of the cats. Gumshoe, a Rat, is hired to stop them before it's too late. My favorite part is at the end when the little fat patrol mouse is caught in the jungle with the bats. And, instead of them feasting on him for dinner (or whatever designated mealtime it should happen to be), he serenades them with a swinging trumpet solo, to which the Mexican bats contribute to. It is most excellent. I highly recommend Macskafogo (aka. Cat City) for anyone looking for a good 'cartoonie' cartoon.

karen-194 This was an amazing film that took me ages to remember the name of, but this comedic spoof of James Bond made me laugh all the way through. With the evil plot of the cats and the "Mr Burns" like assistant, it's definitley a great film for all ages!

spectrum-2 One of the best movies I've ever seen. The interesting thing about it is that you can watch it again and again (I've seen it at least 50 times) and never get bored with it. The reason for it is probably the complexity of the theme: adventure in a James Bond style combined with romance, comedy, philosophical issues and more.The action takes place on an imaginary Planet X, about "100 years from the birth of the emperor Micky Mouse I" and yet the city of Pokyo is clearly identified as Tokyo, the "Alpha-Julia" car model needs no explanations, the vampire bats resemble the Mexican bandits and so on.Clearly it brings up a lot of political as well as moral issues of the modern world, but, despite that, it doesn't get less fun: rich with first class action, hi-tech car chases, massive battles and in the same time - incredible humor, combined with excellent animation and music makes it a perfect entertainment for both children and adults from all around the world.