In fact, it can easily be said that the best part about this fast-paced film is the quality of the animation.

Co-directors Chris and Yarrow introduce us to a slew of characters, well rendered and ranking high on the cuteness scale without coming across as saccharine sweet. Review: Created from the same animation film production company (Illumination Entertainment) that gave us Despicable Me, Pets is makes us privy to the adorable, mischievous and sprightly (in that order) activities of a bunch of animals whose owners are obviously and blissfully clueless about their shenanigans. The movie has a running time of 86 minutes. The music was composed by Venice Golden Lion winner Alexandre Desplat. It’s all about what the pets are up to while their masters are away. The secret life of pets stars Louis C.k., Eric Stonestreet, Kevin Hart, Jenny Slate, Ellie Kemper, Lake Bell and Jonathan Yang. Meanwhile, Gidget (Slate) leads a rescue party out to find Max. Eager to take over the home, Duke leaves Max stranded in the city, Max is pursued by gangster cat Ozone (Steve Coogan) before being rescued by the bunny Snowball (Hart). Things change one day, when Katie adopts the large and shaggy Duke (Stonestreet), much to Max’s dismay. His neighbourhood friends Chloe (Bell), Mel (Moynihan), Buddy (Buress) and Sweet Pea also are similarly spoiled by their owners. Story: A terrier named Max (Louis C.K.) lives a comfortable life with his owner Katie (Kemper).

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