#ALLEY CATS STRIKE MOVIE#

At the beginning of the movie, the West is trailing in the race for the Mighty Apple by one, with the big basketball game about to take place that night. High Schools (the Wolfpack and the Wildcats, respectively) compete yearly for the Mighty Apple trophy.

#ALLEY CATS STRIKE MOVIE#

Also, I’m a little biased – I’m Greg Pincus, the screenwriter of Alley Cats Strike! – and, hey, I don’t think the movie’s of no cultural importance! So, here is the once upon a time longest Wikipedia movie summary (reprinted with the hope that none of the authors of it will mind or will let me know by comment, tweet, or another way if they do). Below, however, I’ve reprinted the longer synopsis because that much work shouldn’t disappear. Since then, the synopsis on the Alley Cats Strike! Wikipedia page has been edited to be in line with the site’s standards.

At the time, that record belonged to Alley Cats Strike! with a synopsis weighing in at 4,266 words. Eventually, these costumes were retired and the walkaround representation of the film would focus on the three kittens.On June 26th, 2014, Ben Blatt wrote an article on Slate called The Longest Movie Plot Summary on Wikipedia. Scat Cat was given bright orange fur, Peppo was made pink and Hit Cat was turned yellow. In the 1970s and 80s, three of the Alley Cats recreated in the psychedelic colors of 'Everybody Wants to Be a Cat' often appeared at Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom. However, as a running gag in the show, something or someone would prevent the band from playing. In the show, Scat Cat, O'Malley, and the other alley cats were all a part of the popular band 'O'Malley and the Alley Cats'. Scat Cat and his alley cats celebrate by playing their instruments around the grand piano in Madame's piano room downstairs, singing a reprise of 'Everybody Wants to Be a Cat'. The alley cats are last seen in Madame Bonfamille's mansion, which she opens up to all the alley cats of Paris. The alley cats then watch as Edgar is shipped off to Timbuktu instead. The alley cats defeat Edgar by locking him in the trunk and pushing it outside. They pile on top of the butler, screeching and clawing, while Roquefort manages to release Duchess's family by cracking the trunk's combination lock, abruptly yelling for silence in order to hear better. The alley cats reappear when Edgar attempts to ship Duchess and her kittens to Timbuktu. Believing he was hallucinating, the Frenchman poured his wine onto the ground. Coincidentally, this also led to a Frenchman to consider giving up drinking wine after he witnessed a mouse (Roquefort) seemingly chasing the cats. The alley cats head off to help O'Malley, leaving Roquefort to chase them down in an attempt to lead them to the correct house. The alley cats prepare to eat him, but Roquefort yells out the proper name in frustration when asked for last words. The alley cats are seen again when Roquefort meets with them and tries to get them to help save Duchess and her kittens from Edgar, but is unable to remember O'Malley's name. During the song, O'Malley and Duchess perform a dance number, and Duchess sings a wonderful solo while playing the harp which the alley cats find so beautiful, soft, lovely, and romantic until they get back to playing their instruments (with the help of Scat Cat's trumpeting) and make their way out of the penthouse along with other alley cats. O'Malley and Duchess join in the fun, as do Berlioz, Marie, and Toulouse. While playing their instruments, the alley cats and their boss all sing ' Everybody Wants to Be a Cat'.

Duchess still insists on spending the night here, so O'Malley allows them to stay and introduces his friends Scat Cat and his gang of alley cats making live music together. The alley cats are first seen after Thomas O'Malley leads Duchess and her weary kittens to his penthouse, where jazz music can be heard from inside. He is often seen playing the acoustic guitar. Hit Cat (Lord Tim Hudson) is an English cat who wears purple glasses and a blue beaded necklace as a reference to the hippies prominent in the 1960s.

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