Watch All Movie

Garfield 2004 Hindi Dubbed Movie Watch Online Informations :

Garfield: The Movie, also known as Garfield, is a 2004 American live-action film based on the Jim Davis comic strip With the same name. In the film, Garfield the cat was created with computer-generated imagery, though all other animals were real. The film was originally to be produced in 2D by 20th Century Fox Animation, but duties were transferred to Davis Entertainment and 20th Century Fox.

Plot
The introduction

The movie begins by introducing Garfield as a fat, lazy cat (voiced by Bill Murray) who lives with Jon Arbuckle (Breckin Meyer). He wakes up from a good night’s sleep and awaits a tasty breakfast. When Jon doesn’t wake up after trying to cuddle him he breaks Jon’s grip on him saying he’s “trying to avoid his duties”. He cannonballs off a shelf onto Jon waking him up. After switching his liver flavored cat food with Jon’s corned beef hash and after flushing the toilet while he is in the shower (tormenting Jon as usual), Garfield spots a pie outside on the neighbor’s window. He tricks the Doberman Pinscher Luca (voiced by Brad Garrett) in order to get it and tangling his leash around many bushes and ceramic ducks. He also tricks his dimwitted neighbor cat Nermal (voiced by David Eigenberg) to tip over a milk bottle through a series of things you find around the house e.g. pots, a bucket in which Nermal has to get in so Garfield’s trick works for him every morning (he calls it a game called “Astronaut”).

The mouse hunt

After walking the cul-de-sac, Jon spots a mouse and counts on Garfield to get it. He refuses and tells Jon to catch it who runs after the rodent. He then trips on one of Garfield’s toys and says “What good is it to have a cat, if it can’t catch a mouse”. Garfield then runs outside and catches up to it. It turns out to be Garfield’s best friend Louis (voiced by Nick Cannon) and he was warned by him that he should not run around the house when Jon is home. Jon walks out after Garfield and sees Louis in his mouth. Jon is proud of him and when he leaves Garfield spits him out and spares his life. He only did it so Jon wouldn’t hurt him.

The vet

At the telegraph tower, Happy Chapman (Stephen Tobolowsky), the selfish star of a Saturday morning show, and who features house pets on his show, is sick of owning his famous cat “Persnikkity” (voiced by Alan Cumming) for his show, because of his allergies and wishes for a dog to star along with him, perform on TV show Good Day New York, and to outdo his more successful twin brother Walter, a news anchor by becoming a star. After his show, Jon comes home with some food he bought at the store. Garfield pigs out of the lasagna trays and Jon is terribly disappointed. He is brought to the vet (he previously thought he was going to Chuck E Cheese’s, Wendy’s, Taco Kitty, and Olive Garden), with Jon and is checked out by Dr. Liz Wilson (Jennifer Love Hewitt), a nice and attractive veterinarian and Jon’s high school crush. Jon tries to ask her out when a dog is brought in. His name is Odie and Liz asks Jon to take care of him or he will not survive on his own. Garfield comes out of the vet’s office and sees Odie in the car, and Liz ends up asking Jon out.

The town dog show

Garfield is not very happy, needless to say, now that a dog is running amuck in the house, sitting in his chair, getting the paper, and sleeping beside Jon when he is not allowed to. To make matters worse, Liz shows up and Jon, with Odie, leaves to go to the town dog show, and Garfield chases after them. At the show, where Liz is a judge and where Jon is in the audience with Odie, who dances to “Hey Mama” By The Black Eyed Peas. Garfield unwittingly walks right into there, and is spotted by the dogs competing in the show and runs away with them in hot pursuit. The music goes on and Odie leaps out of Jon’s arms and attempts to dance (just as when Garfield was dancing back at the house). The judges are impressed as well as the audience. Garfield succeeds in escaping and Odie is rewarded by Happy, who is also a judge. He says Odie may have a future in television, but Jon turns it down. When a picture for the newspaper is taken with Happy, Jon, Liz, and Odie, you can see Happy looking enviously at Odie.

The truck chase

Garfield hangs on under Liz’s truck on the way back, and she and Jon plan to have dinner together on Sunday. Garfield is very angry because Odie got all the attention and fame. He smacks a ball which causes everything in Jon’s office to move out of place or break and resulting in the house in shambles. He gets kicked out by Jon and watches in the windows how much Jon loves Odie. He sleeps on the porch that night and Odie comes out to comfort him. He is touched, but then hops inside and locks the doggy door, and locks Odie out. He tries to get back in to no avail, so instead he runs away after chasing a truck and ends up being found by a sweet old lady.

The search

Jon finds out that Odie has gone and he feels terrible. Garfield finds that he has lots of consequences for his actions towards Odie; His friends refuse to play with him, when they reveal that they are aware of what Garfield did to Odie, Jon is more focused on finding Odie, and Garfield spends less time with him. After he puts up posters around town, Liz arrives for dinner. Jon cancels and tells her about Odie. They then work together to find him. Meanwhile, Happy finds a found poster by the old lady and knows it is Odie. He says that “his” dog, Odie, is found. He refers as a family name, he takes Odie with him and he performs on his show. Garfield realizes his selfishness when he sees Odie on the television and hears Happy announce that he and Odie are going to New York by train for a big performance. He attempts to show Jon, but the show goes to a Wendy’s commercial leading him to think Garfield was asking to go to Wendy’s, and he is not understanding that Garfield is trying to help him find Odie. When Jon unintentionally ignores Garfield’s last warning, before he goes to hang lost posters, Garfield instead looks at a map on the back of a cat food box, of his hometown and the city with Telegraph Tower and sets out on a mission to rescue Odie.

The bus ride

Before long, Garfield finds a bus station and sneaks on a bus, heading towards the city. When he makes it, Garfield meets Louis again and the mouse guides him to the Telegraph Tower. Garfield can’t go in through the doors, so he climbs the vents and finds Odie in Happy’s room. Happy comes in and puts on an inhumane shock collar on him that with a press of a button, gives him gets a small shock and he performs a back flip. Happy then heads to the train station and Garfield follows behind. The Animal Control officer catches him in a net before he can rescue Odie, and he watches hopelessly as Happy and his butler, Wendell, drive off to the station with Odie ready to go to New York. Jon sees Liz at a clothing store and tells her that Garfield has run away too. They go and investigate. Finding the found poster of Odie, the old lady says he is Happy’s dog (which is not true) and she refuses to help them, but gives them information about Happy using her autograph photo of Happy (which she had demanded as repayment by Happy) to their surprise. They drive to Telegraph Tower assuming that Happy also stole Garfield as well.

The big escape

At the pound, Garfield meets Persnikitty, who Happy had thrown in the pound when he stole Odie, reveals to Garfield that his name is not Persnikkity, but Sir Roland. A family arrives to take a cat home for a pet. Sir Roland, Garfield, and three other cats are taken and lined up behind a wall. The little girl picks Sir Roland. He tells Garfield that he will press the red button (which opens all the cages) in order to escape. He succeeds and all the caged animals, including Garfield, run like mad cows out in the city.

The train station

At the train station, while the P.A. said Dallas and San Antonio, Texas from the Texas Eagle, Happy places Odie in a cage, puts him in the luggage cart, and sits down for lunch. Garfield just misses the train knowing that he is not good at running after one. Jon and Liz arrive there after being told that Happy was going to leave. As Odie’s train speeds away from the station, Garfield sees a child with a toy train engine and then remembers that his train set at home is slightly similar to the station, so he sneaks into the control room and attempts to stop Odie’s train. The tracks get rearranged that all the trains are on the same ones. Just when they are about to crash together, he stops all of them with the press of an emergency stop button. He causes Odie’s train to return and climbs in the luggage cart after the train returns. He happily reunites with Odie and releases him from his kennel.

The hero

Happy spots Garfield and Odie walking out of the train and is shocked. He runs out and chases after them around the station. Meanwhile Jon and Liz learn that Odie’s train has returned and they immediately begin to investigate. Garfield and Odie try to hide in the luggage halls, but Happy corners and traps them, and threatens Odie with the shock collar. When he grabs him into his arms Garfield jumps to the rescue and Happy (not very so) easily defeats Garfield and throws him onto some luggage. He gets up and is greeted by the pound animals, Sir Roland, and rats he met earlier; they’ve come to help. When Happy is about to put the shock collar on Odie they corner him, and Garfield gives orders to attack as cats scratch, dogs bite (“but don’t chew”), and the rats place the shock collar on Happy’s neck. They swarm over and attack Happy and Odie escapes from his clutches. They leave after realizing the pound may come looking for them, and Garfield and Odie finish Happy off with two shocks of the collar. Jon and Liz arrive to reclaim them and find Happy injured from the attack. Jon furiously punches him for stealing Odie, knocking him out. He promises them to never leave out of his sight again and gives both of them love. Happy, in the television news, gets sent away with the police after he is believed to be the one that messed with the train tracks and almost crashed all trains (it was actually Garfield), and his butler, was arrested for not preventing him from stealing Odie from Jon, and for working with him on kidnapping Odie. Garfield is now known as a hero and it was explained on the TV the cats were watching, and Garfield eventaully regains the trust and respect from his friends, including Nermal and Arlene.

The end

Back home, Liz kisses Jon romantically, starting their relationship. Garfield learns friendship, love, and not to envy other people’s things, and they live as a big happy family. But all that changes when he intentionally pushes Odie off his chair over and over again playfully and politely. The film closes with Garfield singing and dancing to James Brown’s “I Got You (I Feel Good)”. He does a split and can’t get it up without help.

Director : Peter Hewitt
Genres : Comedy, Family
Release Date : 5 November 2004
Cast : Breckin Meyer, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Stephen Tobolowsky, Bill Murray, Evan Arnold, Mark Christopher Lawrence, Vanessa Christelle, Daamen J. Krall, Rufus Gifford, Randee Reicher, Ryan McKasson, Susan Moore, Eve Brent, Bill Hoag, Michael Monks
More Info: IMDB

Cast
Live action actors

Breckin Meyer as Jon Arbuckle
Jennifer Love Hewitt as Dr. Liz Wilson
Stephen Tobolowsky as Happy Chapman
Stephen Tobolowsky also played Happy’s brother.
Evan Arnold as Wendall
Mark Christopher Lawrence as Christopher Mello
Eve Brent Ashe as Mrs. Baker (as Eve Brent)
Juliette Goglia as Little Girl
Joe Bays as Raccoon Lodge Member
Leyna Nguyen as News Reporter
Joe Ochman as Engineer

Garfield creator Jim Davis appeared as an uncredited drunken conventioner, but his role was deleted from the final cut of the film.
Voice actors

Bill Murray as Voice of Garfield
Gregg Berger as Odie the Dog (uncredited)
Nick Cannon as Louis
Alan Cumming as Persnikitty (he renames himself “Sir Roland”)
David Eigenberg as Nermal
Brad Garrett as Luca
Debra Messing as Arlene
Richard Kind as Dad Rat
Debra Jo Rupp as Mom Rat
Wyatt Smith as Kid Rat #1
Jordan Kaiser as Kid Rat #2
Alyson Stoner as Kid Rat #3
Billy West as Dog
Jimmy Kimmel as Spanky
Mo’Nique had a role in the film as the voice of a rat, but her role was deleted from the final cut of the movie.

Garfield 2004 Hindi Dubbed Movie Watch Online Full Movie

Garfield 2004 Hindi Dubbed Movie Watch Online : Videozer Video Link : Alternative Link :

Garfield 2004 Hindi Dubbed Movie Watch Online

Garfield 2004 Hindi Dubbed Movie Watch Online : Novamov Video Link : Alternative Link :

Garfield 2004 Hindi Dubbed Movie Watch Online : Videobb Video Link : Alternative Link :