Did they seriously need to cause me physical pain in that "Diana's Piano" segment? I haven't cried like that in a long time. Worth a watch just for that part alone.

Oh so they cut the one where Garfield loses his mind and kills an old woman to make room for this maudlin shit about a piano where he dies of old age? Gimme a break.

garfield becomes buster keaton, 2001 a space odyssey, a creepypasta, and others in his bizarre nightmare fugue state

Garfield was a slaveowner.

I honestly don't know what to say about this. It was so weird in a good way. Like benchmark in cinema good. I feel like it should be like required viewing for anyone with interest in film, animation, or even just storytelling in general, if for no reason other than to show that anything is possible in this medium. And its Garfield. It blew me away with how experimental and deep it was-- or rather some of it was. I wouldn't recomend skipping any of it, but the first and last two lives certainly feel lackluster compared to the rest. I'm so glad I found it on YouTube (shhh) and finally watched it after it was recommended to me years ago.

Watched this vidya whatsit 'cause Scumbalina said my cat, Uncle Jesse, looks like the snowball freak in the Diana's Piano segment. . . . you hate to see it.

Garfield owned slaves in a past life. He talks to God who is also a cat. Broad unfunny and facile Garfield laffs stretch across barely an hour of trippy animation that changes to suit each of his nine lives. Check this out if you're a Garf-head or want some siq fat cat background visuals while you're doing laundry or cleaning a litter box or whatever.

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Garfield’s Nine Lives, Ranked by WAP Factor

#1 - King Cat (Ancient Egypt)
Dry though the desert may be, this pussy is SOPPING we—

Just kidding, but imagine if that was a review I wrote

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

garfield becomes buster keaton, 2001 a space odyssey, a creepypasta, and others in his bizarre nightmare fugue state

Did they seriously need to cause me physical pain in that "Diana's Piano" segment? I haven't cried like that in a long time. Worth a watch just for that part alone.

Oh god I’m crying.
Whatever you do, don’t watch Garfield: His 9 lives - Diana’s Piano (6th life)

A collection of vaguely Garfield-related short films. Some of which were incredibly fun and interesting, others of which were boring or kind of really disturbing.

Life 6 (despite not being Garfield related at all) was easily the best one and I would easily give it 4.5 stars on its own. I cried so hard it's genuinely so beautiful but why is it even in there?

Garfield Gets Reincarnated 
Certainly the most....different...thing that Garfield has ever done. The concept is basically that Garfield dies and gets reborn over and over across the centuries. I’m pretty used to him doing nothing but lying on a table eating lasagna so kudos for going on a slightly different direction on this one. Some of the vignettes are pretty skippable, others are worth revisiting. The one with the piano is very sweet, and bonus points for getting a “Krazy Kat” reference in there. So there are good things in it... but I wouldn’t call it amazing. Really it’s just one of those very peculiar, bizarre little oddities in the Garfield library. I appreciate it exists if nothing else.

i have to skip the 6th one it makes me cry

Genuine masterpiece like what the actual fuck

Garfield: Origins

Je donne 4 étoiles juste à cause du segment « Le piano de Diane ». <——- lien cliquable ici.

Je me souviens à quel point ça m’a touché et marqué dans mon enfance. Un segment magnifique de 5 minutes dans un étrange film de Garfield.

Et chaque fois que je me le retape, je sanglote. 

Genre, live là.

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