Beverly Hills Chihuahua

Beverly Hills Chihuahua

Genre: Action, drama, thriller Release Date: June 27, 2008

Running time: 110 min.

Tag-line: The Chihuahuas Will Rise Sept 26

Here is the most pampered dog story for you

Friends, Walt Disney is back with this beautifully made story of a dog named Chloe from the Beverly Hills. ‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’ is directed by Raja Gosnell, the director of ‘Scooby Doo’. As they entertained us in ‘Scooby Doo’, they intend to do the same with this another dog movie. This comedy movie will make you laugh with the help of dog world. If you are interested in watching this latest released dog movie, then as usual, we have it for you. You can download this and many more newly released movies from this site. Here, we provide you with the best of quality that you can get on internet services. All you need is a speedy internet connection and five minutes from your busy schedule to download your favorite movie that also hassle free. And, you can trust us when it comes to quality and security of your system.

Synopsis

‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’ is about this pampered pooch Chloe. Chloe is the best-dressed bitch in town. She’s got diamond clad collar, sequined pillbox hats, doggie fashion spectacles and enjoys her life as an heiress of a high class businesswoman. Not only this, she has got an admirer Papi, another Chihuahua, whom she doesn’t pay any heed. But all her comforts of a rich life comes to an end when this cute Chloe gets lost in Mexico. She then has to face this mean world. She is chased by this Doberman, who is after her diamond collar, but soon a German shepherd comes to her rescue. Will this sweet, delicate Chloe be able to get back to her life of luxuries or has life some lessons for her to learn?

Cast

Voice - Actor\actress	Voiced
Drew Barrymore	Chloe
Piper Perabo	Rachel
Andy Garcia	Delgado
George Lopez	Papi
Cheech Marin	Manuel
Paul Rodriguez	Chico
Plácido Domingo	Monte
Edward James Olmos	Diablo
Loretta Devine	Delta
Jamie Lee Curtis	Aunt Viv
Luis Guzmán	Chucho
Eddie ‘Piolin’ Sotelo	Rafa

Production Credits

Produced by:	David Hoberman
Directed by:	Raja Gosnell

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Beverly Hills Chihuahua - Trailer

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Movie Mistakes

No mistakes listed for this Movie.

Trivia

According to George Lopez, Papi, the chihuahua he voices in the movie, was one day away from being put down before he was rescued for the movie. read more . . .

Goofs for Beverly Hills Chihuahua

Factual errors: The Aztecs never got to colonize Chihuahua.

Errors in geography: Tijuana doesn’t have a train station. There’s no way you could get to all the places they went at the short time they made going there. read more . . .

Beverly Hills Chihuahua - Memorable Quotes

Chloe: I lost my bootie!
Delgado: Your *what*?
Chloe: My bootie!
[runs back for it]
Delgado: Leave it!
Chloe: Leave it?
Delgado: [Diablo closes in on her] Leave it!
[snatches Chloe up and runs]

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Beverly Hills Chihuahua Movie News

‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’ Still Top Dog At Box Office
Oct 13 2008:
#1 “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” ($17.5 million)
#2 “Quarantine” ($14.2 million)
#3 “Body of Lies” ($13.1 million)
#4 “Eagle Eye” ($11 million)
#5 “Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist” ($6.5 million)

Disney’s “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” won the weekend box office for the second-straight week. It made $17.5 million. The talking-dog-starring movie brought its overall total to $52.5 million.

‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’ Claims Best In Show At Box Office
Oct 6 2008: Starring the voice talents of Drew Barrymore, George Lopez and Andy Garcia, “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” won the weekend box office by a hefty margin, proving that we should all be concerned about the fate of the world. The film that inspired its own star to call it “the most annoying [thing] you’ve ever witnessed in your life,” made $29 million. Cue the famine, pestilence, etc. read more . . .

Movie Review

‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’ is a cute dog movie. The best thing about the movie is, the dogs chatting with each other and in-fact the whole talking by the dogs is very convincing and likable. The movie is a comedy and it will make you laugh, when you see Chloe throwing tantrums on the people around her. Bedside this movie is a satire on spoiled pets. It also focuses on romance between dogs, on relationships and lessons of life for our dear Chloe to learn. The movie will remind you of other movies like 101 Dalmatians, Scooby-Doo. Overall, it is a fun watch with comedy, action and a bit of tears to follow if you have a soft corner for dogs. read more…

Recommendation

This is a must watch for all dog lovers. It’s a beautiful movie which through this dog story teaches you simple lessons of life. The movie has a very interesting plot line and is different from other dog movies. If you are a dog lover then I am sure watching this movie once will not be enough for you. You can download your favorite dog movie from this site, that also for free. This site takes all necessary precautions to provide you with the best. All that you need to worry about is to have a speedy inter-net connection and a membership of this site. What are you waiting for go ahead download the movie and enjoy it. It’s worth watching.

Beverly Hills Chihuahua Movie News

‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’ Still Top Dog At Box Office
Oct 13 2008:
#1 “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” ($17.5 million)
#2 “Quarantine” ($14.2 million)
#3 “Body of Lies” ($13.1 million)
#4 “Eagle Eye” ($11 million)
#5 “Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist” ($6.5 million)

Disney’s “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” won the weekend box office for the second-straight week. It made $17.5 million. The talking-dog-starring movie brought its overall total to $52.5 million.

‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’ Claims Best In Show At Box Office
Oct 6 2008: Starring the voice talents of Drew Barrymore, George Lopez and Andy Garcia, “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” won the weekend box office by a hefty margin, proving that we should all be concerned about the fate of the world. The film that inspired its own star to call it “the most annoying [thing] you’ve ever witnessed in your life,” made $29 million. Cue the famine, pestilence, etc.

‘Max Payne’ Takes Aim At ‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’ For Box-Office #1
Despite disappointing opening, awards buzz builds around ‘W.’
Oct 20 2008: With only a couple of weeks left before the presidential election, director Oliver Stone was betting that audiences would want to look back on the nation’s controversial leader of the past eight years. As it turned out, viewers were instead eager to relive a whole different kind of pain.

Mark Wahlberg’s “Max Payne” led the weekend box office with $18 million, putting it in first place. The moody, noir-esque adaptation of the best-selling video game series cast the former Funky Bunch leader as a disgruntled cop out to avenge the murder of his family. Mila Kunis, Chris O’Donnell and Chris “Ludacris” Bridges all played against type in the flick that was directed by hit (”Behind Enemy Lines”) or miss (”The Omen”) filmmaker John Moore.

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Box Office Guru Wrapup: Chihuahua is Top Dog
Oct 5 2008: This weekend a jam-packed slate of eight new films opening or expanding nationwide flooded the multiplexes but it was a pampered little dog that ticket buyers wanted turning Disney’s family comedy Beverly Hills Chihuahua into the box office king. Younger-skewing movies ruled the charts while an assortment of niche pics targeting specific audiences found some success elsewhere in the top ten. Three new films opening in over 1,000 theaters each failed to even make the top ten proving that the marketplace can only handle so much content. But the variety of product did lead ticket sales well ahead of year-ago levels starting October on a positive note.

Moviegoers just couldn’t resist talking animals and the Disney brand name as Beverly Hills Chihuahua delivered a powerful number one opening with an estimated $29M over the Friday-to-Sunday period. Averaging a stellar $9,020 from 3,215 locations, the PG-rated tale of a rich dog lost in Mexico connected with kids and parents and posted the best opening for a kidpic since June’s WALL•E launched to $63.1M. It was the second best family film opening ever in the September-October corridor trailing only Will Smith’s Shark Tale which debuted to $47.6M in October 2004. Also helping the Mouse House this weekend was the lack of good family movies over the past couple of months. The road ahead looks rosy as few options for children stand in the way of Chihuahua over the next month. Between now and the November 7 launch of the DreamWorks sequel Madagascar Escape 2 Africa there is High School Musical 3, but that belongs to the Disney empire.

Critics Consensus: Chihuahua a Dog; Nick and Norah a Hot Item
Oct 2 2008: This week at the movies, we’ve got hot dogs (Beverly Hills Chihuahua, starring Drew Barrymore and Andy Garcia), young love (Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, starring Michael Cera and Kat Dennings), magazine mishaps (How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, starring Simon Pegg and Kirsten Dunst), vision loss (Blindness, starring Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo), Dickensian satire (An American Carol, starring Kevin Farley and Kelsey Grammer), invention thievery (Flash of Genius starring Greg Kinnear and Lauren Graham), and hired guns (Appaloosa, starring Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen). What do the critics have to say?

Rotten Tomatoes loves canines and we have an office located in Beverly Hills, but even we couldn’t help but feel pangs of despair and embarrassment whilst enduring the trailer to Beverly Hills Chihuahua. So imagine our surprise when the movie comes out of the gate with a Fresh Tomatometer! And imagine our non-surprise when it freefalls into Rotten territory. Drew Barrymore, Andy Garcia, and George Lopez give voice to the dogs of BHC, a movie being praised by the critics for enthusiastic voice performances but its lack of surprise or originality does little to separate it from anything else littered throughout the family-movie bone yard. At 45 percent, your kids are barking up the right tree this weekend in Beverly Hills.

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Beverly Hills Chihuahua - Memorable Quotes

Beverly Hills Chihuahua - Memorable Quotes

Papi: [upon realizing Chloe is missing] Hold your tacos!

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Chloe: I lost my bootie!
Delgado: Your *what*?
Chloe: My bootie!
[runs back for it]
Delgado: Leave it!
Chloe: Leave it?
Delgado: [Diablo closes in on her] Leave it!
[snatches Chloe up and runs]

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Chloe: [on being a Chihuahua] Tiny, but mighty.

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Manuel: I never had my teeth brushed before, it’s
[grins]
Manuel: minty!

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Chloe: I don’t belong here. I’m an heiress.
Manuel: A hairless?
Chloe: No, an *heiress*!

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Papi: We’re Mexi-can, not Mexi-can’t!
[from teaser]

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Papi: [voice over] My name is Papi. I am descended from an ancient line of proud warriors. My ancestors went into battle, alongside Aztec soldiers. Today, we move within the inner circles of the wealthiest and most powerful people on the planet. Who am I? The question is… *What* am I?
[pops out of doggie hatch on the huge door of an Aztec temple]
Papi: I’m a Chihuahua!
[growls slyly]

Goofs for Beverly Hills Chihuahua

Goofs for Beverly Hills Chihuahua

Factual errors: The Aztecs never got to colonize Chihuahua.

Errors in geography: Tijuana doesn’t have a train station. There’s no way you could get to all the places they went at the short time they made going there.

Errors in geography: Puerto Vallarta doesn’t have any railroads at all.

Continuity: When the girls first drive down to Mexico, they are in a BMW 328i convertible, which only has a single exhaust. In all of the other shots of the car, it’s a 335i convertible, which has a dual exhaust.

Beverly Hills Chihuahua Movie Trivia

Trivia

According to George Lopez, Papi, the chihuahua he voices in the movie, was one day away from being put down before he was rescued for the movie.

Beverly Hills Chihuahua Movie Trailers

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