So it just comes off like he's profiling them. The thing is, we never see them kill anything, let alone for fun, and neither does Connors.

Connors does have a throwaway line where he tells Ronnie that they are 'snotty rich cats who kill for fun'.

And yet they somehow still deserve to get lost (and presumably die) in the polar waters with the human villains, just because of Cats Are Mean? Unlike all the other animals, they are entirely non-anthropomorphic, and they spend all of their screentime either in the womens arms or being carried around in pet carriers, never once do they cross paths with or menace the mice or cause trouble for Smiley and the other dogs.

Taken to the extreme with Rachel and her sister's two cats.

Though he finally does get redemption at the end of Fantasy Island.

Maltravers' manservant Geoffreys is a total Minion with an F in Evil, who even feels immense guilt just for spying on Elizabeth and Don Juan, and it's shown that he's mainly serving Maltravers out of fear of retribution, as the latter makes it abundantly clear that he'll feed Geoffreys to the sharks should he fail him, and yet Geoffreys is never given a chance to perform an Heel≯ace Turn and suffers the same fate as his boss and Rachel at the end.

Awesome Music: The closing credits song, 'Ocean Dreams' (or 'Ocean of Dreams') sung by Cynthia Z.

Marrying his daughter to European royalty trumps anything Maltravers has to offer. On that same note, given how quickly Elizabeths father changes his tune about his daughters happiness suddenly mattering more to him than upholding her social status, his change of heart makes a lot more sense when you take into account that Don Juan is a prince.

So does Don Juan just have very poor self-confidence? Despite showing immediate interest in her and being a prince, Don Juan never personally approaches Elizabeth (we are never given any indication that he knows about the latters engagement to Maltravers) leading to Smiley having to do the job for him.Top Connors and Ronnie are romantically interested in each other, but due to the norms of the time, are confused about it and/or dont fully realize it, and Connors is projecting his feelings for Ronnie onto the latters sister Stella.A lot of 'fans' (for a given value of that word) like to think that the story old Connors told was either completely made up to entertain his grandchildren and/or to spare them from the harsh reality, or completely deluded himself about what actually happened to the Titanic due to his trauma.It's either the most awesome thing ever made, or the crackiest thing this side of Katamari Damacy. There's a scene where the talking dog is riding in a seahorse-driven chariot and shooting a magical flintlock pistol at some evil sharks. What Do You Mean, It Wasn't Made on Drugs?: In the first movie, you have evil shark gangs and magic moonbeams.One cannot help but feel more sympathy for the officer than Smiley since the former was just trying to do his job. After Don Juan and his comrades board the ship, Smiley goes back to pee on the officer's leg. The officer in the first film tells Don Juan's friends that Smiley must be kept on a leash.By the end, he and his minions lose their minds and are ultimately reduced to a Cassandra Truth type of person. The Big Bad rat makes the obvious point that the King of Atlantis is not someone to be trusted, and is only trying to escape because he was forced into the situation in the first place.Unfortunate Character Design: Mr Ice, the leader of the shark gang, has a fin placed in a.Connors and Stella also only share one or two scenes of any meaningful interaction yet still end up getting hitched as well.

That's their entire interaction before they decide they're meant to be. Don Juan and Elizabeth get together after he sniffs her glove.

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