The Ten Lives of Titanic the Cat

Synopsis

The Ten Lives of Titanic the Cat (original title: Titanics ti liv), directed by Tiril Eeg-Henriksen and released in 2007, is a Norwegian family film that follows the adventurous escapades of Titanic, a clever and spirited cat with a seemingly endless ability to escape danger — metaphorically portraying his nine lives. The story blends humor and warmth as Titanic’s owners navigate their own challenges, with the cat’s remarkable survival skills paralleling the human characters’ personal growth and resilience. This enchanting tale combines elements of comedy, drama, and adventure, making it a heartwarming watch for animal lovers and families alike.

Cast

• Tiril Eeg-Henriksen

  Liv

• Martin Mbugua

  Thomas

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  Christian Skolmen

  Arve

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  Anne Ryg

  Jette

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  Cecilie A. Mosli

  Thomas sin mor

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  Sossen Krohg

  Reidun

Reviews

The Ten Lives of Titanic the Cat has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 5.2 out of 10, reflecting a divided response. Some reviewers appreciate the film’s charming portrayal of the titular cat and its family-friendly approach to storytelling. For example, viewers on IMDb have praised the film for its lighthearted tone and endearing animal protagonist, noting that it’s a gentle, heartwarming film suitable for children. However, critics have pointed out that the story can feel somewhat predictable and lacking in depth, with pacing issues that may reduce its overall impact. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film does not hold a formal critic score, but audience impressions vary, highlighting the film's appeal primarily to younger viewers and animal enthusiasts. Metacritic does not list a score for this movie, indicating limited widespread critical attention. Overall, while The Ten Lives of Titanic the Cat may not break new ground cinematically, it holds a modest charm that can entertain those looking for a light, feel-good family movie centered around a furry hero.