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Title: Beverly Hills Chihuahua (2008)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Piper Perabo | ... | Rachel | |
| Manolo Cardona | ... | Sam Cortez | |
| Jamie Lee Curtis | ... | Aunt Viv | |
| José María Yazpik | ... | Vasquez | |
| Maury Sterling | ... | Rafferty | |
| Jesús Ochoa | ... | Officer Ramirez (as Jesus Ochoa) | |
| Eugenio Derbez | ... | Store Owner | |
| Omar Leyva | ... | Ranger | |
| Naomy Romo | ... | Ranger | |
| Ali Hillis | ... | Angela | |
| Marguerite Moreau | ... | Blair | |
| Nick Zano | ... | Bryan | |
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Carmen Vera | ... | Inn Keeper Lady |
| Gina Gallego | ... | Shelter Director | |
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Hiram Vilchez | ... | Desk Clerk |
Chloe, a diamond-clad ultra-pampered Beverly Hills Chihuahua finds herself being "puppy-sit" by the niece, Rachel, of her owner when she leaves for Europe for one of her fashion shows. Rachel is enjoying her aunt's wealthy home but can't resist a weekend trip to Mexico with her friends. With Chloe in tote, Rachel's partying quickly disgusts Chloe and she decides she will go home herself. Chloe quickly gets lost in Mexico and thrown into a dog-fighting ring where she meets Delgado, an ex police K9 who is there and finds himself between his old enemy Diablo, the drug-lord's dog who ruined his career, and Chloe. After saving her and himself, Delgado agrees to help her get home and they begin their journey across Mexico for Beverly Hills. Meanwhile, Rachel has enlisted the help of her Aunt's gardener and Papi, the gardener's Chihuahua who's crazy about Chloe, to help find and save her. At the same time Diablo's master has learned of Chloe's identity and plans on dog-napping her for a big ... Written by JRemingtonW
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Kids movies are supposed to be tolerably fun even if they're lacking in plot but this one is a complete stinker. Why talented people like Jamie Lee Curtis and Edward James Olmos even agreed to be in this rubbish is beyond me. The storyline was forced and stupid and the attempts at humour were bogus and insulting. Thank God there are other "family friendly" films available out there like the recent "Wall*E", "The Golden Compass" and "Spiderwick Chronicles" that are worth paying for at the theatres. This might make an amusing half hour segment on some cable network like Animal Planet but that's about it. Avoid this one unless you're a die-hard Chihuahua fan.