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**Synopsis and Review by ChatGPT**

**Synopsis:**
"That Darn Cat" is a 1997 comedy film, a remake of the 1965 movie of the same name, directed by Bob Spiers. The film follows the misadventures of a mischievous cat named D.C. (Darn Cat), who stumbles upon a clue to a kidnapping mystery. Christina Ricci stars as Patti Randall, the cat’s owner, who teams up with an inexperienced FBI agent played by Doug E. Doug to solve the case. As they navigate through humorous and challenging situations, the duo works together to crack the mystery in their quaint, suburban town. The film is set in the town of Edgefield and captures the essence of a family-friendly comedy intertwined with a light-hearted detective story.

**Review:**
"That Darn Cat" did not manage to capture the charm or the critical acclaim of its 1965 predecessor. The 1997 version struggles with a lackluster script and often predictable slapstick humor that fails to resonate with older audiences, although it may still hold some appeal for younger viewers. Christina Ricci delivers a committed performance, bringing a touch of sincerity to the otherwise formulaic plot. Doug E. Doug adds a comedic touch that sometimes hits the mark, but overall, the film lacks the spontaneity and freshness needed to make it a standout remake.

**Technical Information:**
Directed by Bob Spiers, "That Darn Cat" was not a major hit in terms of box office, earning modest returns against its production budget. The film was shot primarily in Edgefield, which provides a suitable small-town backdrop that adds to the film's suburban mystery charm. Information on the specific camera models and types used in the filming of this version is not well-documented. The movie, however, uses straightforward cinematography with a focus on close-ups and reaction shots that cater to its comedic elements.

In conclusion, while "That Darn Cat" (1997) aims to deliver a family-oriented comedy with elements of mystery, it falls short in recapturing the magic of the original film, making it a more suitable watch for those seeking light entertainment without high expectations.

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